04:08 This rule can also apply to intransitive verbs. Whenever '거의 안, 전혀 안' are used with any verbs, '거의 안, 전혀 안' should be located right before the verb. Here are some examples. I rarely go to the hair salon. 저는 거의 안 미용실에 가요.(X) 저는 미용실에 거의 안 가요.(O) I never go to the movie theater. 저는 요즘 전혀 안 영화관에 가요.(X) 저는 요즘 영화관에 전혀 안 가요.(O)
Thank you! I love how well 'structured' your lessons are compared to others on UA-cam and you give examples of questions and answers which let's beginners like me see how the proper sentences are structured which is very important. There are a lot of videos online which merely gives words to memorise but we see no examples of their proper usage.
This has helped me so much with not just adverbs but adding emphasis (which I really struggle with understanding.) You are the only person who has helped me! Thank you so much!! 💕🤟🥺
hi Teacher Ara. I find your teaching really easy to understand. I can answer your practice questions confidently at the end of the video. The examples you provide are all easy to comprehend. 도와주셔서 감사합니다.
Wow! Thank you for your great comment & positive feedback. I'm so glad you like this video. I will keep trying to make this kind of videos more.😉 영상을 봐 주셔서 감사합니다.😊
안녕하세요 아라 님! Nice lesson! Your explanations are always precise so it is easy to understand.I made these 2 sentences: From time to time I contact my cousin who lives in Canada. 저는 캐나다에 사는 사촌하고 종종 연락해요. I sometimes think about her with regret for the missed chance. 저는 놓친 기회에 대해 후회하며 그녀를 가끔 생각해요.
Thank you for your great comment. It's encouraging. Your sentences are correct! Just one thing about '그녀' in the second sentence. Pronouns like 그녀/그/그들 are often used in written language like journals, song lyrics or literary works, etc. So if this sentence is for written language, 그녀 sounds natural. If it's for spoken language, 그녀 doesn't sound natural. Instead of 그녀, you can mention the person's name or proper title. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the lesson! I want to ask do you have any distintion between "I watch a lot of movies" and "I watch movies a lot" since in terms of adverb "a lot" (많이), the former emphasizes "movies" and the latter emphasizes "watch" (frequency)?
아침에 항상 빵을 먹어요 is correct. 👍 (아침에 in this context is in the morning or during breakfast time.) 아침에 먹어요 sounds not natural since 먹다 needs an object. 아침을 먹어요 is natural. (아침 in this context is breakfast.)
04:08
This rule can also apply to intransitive verbs.
Whenever '거의 안, 전혀 안' are used with any verbs, '거의 안, 전혀 안' should be located right before the verb.
Here are some examples.
I rarely go to the hair salon.
저는 거의 안 미용실에 가요.(X)
저는 미용실에 거의 안 가요.(O)
I never go to the movie theater.
저는 요즘 전혀 안 영화관에 가요.(X)
저는 요즘 영화관에 전혀 안 가요.(O)
저는 선생님의 영상을 자주 봐요.
저는 한국어 문법에 대해 잘 하는데
말히기에는 실력이 별로 좋지 않아요.
그래서 요즘은 한국어 어휘들도 가끔 외워요.
선생님도 항상 건강하시길 바래요.
되게 도움이 많이 돼요.
@@ayechan2553 맞아요. 말하기를 잘 하고 싶으면 단어를 가지고 계속 문장을 만드는 연습이 필요해요.
Aye Chan 씨 잘하고 있네요! 제 영상이 도움이 돼서 정말 기뻐요.
한국어 공부 화이팅!!!
Thank you!
Thank you! I love how well 'structured' your lessons are compared to others on UA-cam and you give examples of questions and answers which let's beginners like me see how the proper sentences are structured which is very important. There are a lot of videos online which merely gives words to memorise but we see no examples of their proper usage.
Wow! I'm so glad that my videos helped.
Thank you for your wonderful comment.
This has helped me so much with not just adverbs but adding emphasis (which I really struggle with understanding.) You are the only person who has helped me! Thank you so much!! 💕🤟🥺
seven days a week: monday tuesday wednesday and so on
i'm from Russia and i wanna express my great gratitude! Thank u 선생님!
thank you
Thanks teacher!
Thank you for your comment.
감사합니다 선생님 👩🏫!
댓글 정말 감사합니다. ^^
Exactly what I was looking for. Bookmarked, subbed.
Thank you. 🥰
Thanks for this short helpful lesson 👍
I'm gladn you like it. Thank you for your comment.😊
Really, thank you so much 👍 💚
Wow! Thank you for great comment.😉
hi Teacher Ara. I find your teaching really easy to understand. I can answer your practice questions confidently at the end of the video. The examples you provide are all easy to comprehend. 도와주셔서 감사합니다.
Wow! Thank you for your great comment & positive feedback. I'm so glad you like this video. I will keep trying to make this kind of videos more.😉
영상을 봐 주셔서 감사합니다.😊
nice!!!!!!!!!!!💛
excellent lesson
Thank you. I'm glad this video helped.😉
저는 항상 아라 쌤의 동영상을 봐요.
자주 비디오를 다시 봐요.
댓글 안 남기는 때가 전혀 없어요.
빠짐 없이 영상을 다 봤어요.
좋은 레슨 정말 감사합니다♡♡♡
맞아요! 마리비 씨는 제가 동영상을 올릴 때마다 항상 영상을 보고 댓글을 남겨요. 정말 감사합니다. ^^ 마리비 씨 문장은 고칠 거 없이 완벽해요!
i like sample. thanks
감사합니다
저도 댓글 감사합니다! 😊
Perfect way of explaining! Thank you! I'm a new subscriber 😍
Thank you for subscribing to my channel. I'm so glad this helped.
I will keep making this kind of videos more. 감사합니다.😊
Awesome video teacher
Thank you. I always appreciate your comment.😉
Thank you😊 it's very helpful
I'm glad my video helped.😊
Thank you for your comment.
Really helpful.. 😊
정말 감사합니다.😊
Your explanation was awesome. Thank you. I'm a new subscriber🧡
Thank you for subscribing. I hope all other videos will help you, too.😊
@@KoreanArah I'm sure they will. You can explain very well👍
Perfect thank you
정말 감사합니다.😊
이 동영상을 너무 감사합니다. 그리고 한국어 배우기 정말 재밌어요.
한국어 배우기 재미있어서 저도 기뻐요. 댓글 감사합니다.😊
선생님, 가르쳐 주셔서 고맙습니다.
이 수업은 매우 유용합니다 😊
오~ 유용한 수업이라서 다행이네요. 한국어 공부 응원합니다. 댓글 감사합니다!!
Thank u so much. I can now learn better korean words. I cant study on my own when im reading and memorizing each words😅
Thank u Korean Arah
Great! I'm glad it helped. 감사합니다!
안녕하세요 아라 님! Nice lesson! Your explanations are always precise so it is easy to understand.I made these 2 sentences:
From time to time I contact my cousin who lives in Canada.
저는 캐나다에 사는 사촌하고 종종 연락해요.
I sometimes think about her with regret for the missed chance.
저는 놓친 기회에 대해 후회하며 그녀를 가끔 생각해요.
Thank you for your great comment. It's encouraging.
Your sentences are correct!
Just one thing about '그녀' in the second sentence.
Pronouns like 그녀/그/그들 are often used in written language like journals, song lyrics or literary works, etc.
So if this sentence is for written language, 그녀 sounds natural. If it's for spoken language, 그녀 doesn't sound natural. Instead of 그녀, you can mention the person's name or proper title.
Hope this helps.
@@KoreanArah Thank you for your help. It is useful to know.
도움이 돼서 기뻐요.😉
만드느라 수고하셨어요! Like 누르고 가요~~~💕
오~ 오늘도 잊지 않고 방문해 주셔서 감사드립니다.🙇♀️🙇♂️
감사합니다 선생님❤🍀
나는 자주 korean Arha 유튜브 비디오를 봐요
제 유튜브 비디오를 자주 봐요? 정말 감사합니다.😊
(Your sentence is perfect.👍)
Thanks for the lesson! I want to ask do you have any distintion between "I watch a lot of movies" and "I watch movies a lot" since in terms of adverb "a lot" (많이), the former emphasizes "movies" and the latter emphasizes "watch" (frequency)?
안녕하세요 선생님! 저는 항상 학교 에 가요.
I was just curious. 가끔 and 종종 is the same, isn't it?
감사합니다 nobody explains it simply for me ,you do though
선생님 i thougt i must be 아침에 항상 먹어요 or for example 아침에 항상 빵을 먹어요
아침에 항상 빵을 먹어요 is correct. 👍
(아침에 in this context is in the morning or during breakfast time.)
아침에 먹어요 sounds not natural since 먹다 needs an object.
아침을 먹어요 is natural.
(아침 in this context is breakfast.)
@@KoreanArah 네 알겠습니다. 감사합니다!👍
선생님 저는 문제가 이습니다. 이말들 중에서 "고치다" "정비하다" "수리하다" "보수하다" "수선하다" 뭐가 달라요??
항상
가끔
거의 안
종종
전혀 안
저는 선생님 비디오를 봤어요. 저를 많이 도왔어요.
제 비디오가 도움이 됐어요? 기쁘네요.댓글 정말 감사합니다.😊