Thank you for this! I know Spanish and Japanese but I might work somewhere where many of the employees speak Korean, so I'd like to know at least some basics. This was super helpful! I can't wait to learn Korean once I've gotten my Japanese up to college level.
it means OMG .. u can use it when something or some one scares you .. same meaning as " aigoo " but i think "omo" is used for a more scary things , places , setuations ..etc
I'm in 7th grade and someone is in 8th grade, since we're both korean, is it still appropriate to call that person sunbae? since we're in middle school
@@endreapendon7852 some ppl born in the country like for example, That person is Chinese but doesn't know how to speak their own native language Like I don't know how to speak my own native language but I know a lil
hello professor oh! I really like your videos and I learned a lot, thank you so much!^^ how about occupations for the next video? I don't know if you've already made a video about it..
This video was more information dense than I first thought it would be with how silly it is. I like that a lot, you were able to balance frivolity with utility quite skillfully
Ohh,i was wondering what "sunbae" means for so long. And you posted the video on my birthday and with my favorite character Taekwon Do oppa~ *looking around for Billy Jin* She's not here that means...TAEKWON DO OPPA SARANGHAEYO~ *heart* Thank you so much~ This was like a birthday gift for me. ^__^
Check out some of the earlier videos. This is #47, so that's been covered already. I like to go back to the other videos every now and then, to remind myself of what I've learned.
@emogirlhashervengz that word is used when speaking and you're saying "Wait!" (like when the other person is talking and you interuppt them and say wait, like 'stop speaking') don't get this confused with "gidalro". that word is used when saying "Wait!" (like Wait For Me!) hope i helped!
sweetandtasty, please teach us about topic/subject particles, like eun or neun. These particles are really important, but people have no knowledge about them, so please teach us! Thank you!
THANK YOU Sunbae! Kkk I wonder if I will ever stop watching your videos, you're too funny and helpful and pretty and handsome, LoL. Oh yeah, next week,,,maybe one of these Wednesdays you can talk about "Before you did something and After you did something"
hi professor oh! i love your videos they really teached me alot. i really like you to teach us how to say wonderful in korean please!!!!!!!! and i watch your videos EVERY DAY! it would really mean alot to teach us wonderful! keep makeing the videos!
eobso (없어 INFORMAL, 없어요 Casual Formal, 없습니다 Very formal 없다 Dictionary form) generally means "there isn't" (it literally means 'it doesn't exist'). but it may also mean that you don't have something. eg "돈이 없어서 선물을 사지 못해요" (I don't have money so I can't by a present) It can also imply the inability to do something (_ _ㄹ 수 없어요), but that is usually done with "_ _지 못해요"
I'M WATCHING A DORAMA CALLED LOVE RAIN.. AND IN THE 2 EPISODE JANG GEUN SUK'S CHARACTER SAYS SOMETHING LIKE "LOVE MEANS YOU DONT HAVE TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY" CAN YOU TEACH US HOW TO SAY/WRITE IT AND HOW TO SAY OTHER THINGS LIKE THAT?
Hey there Professor!!!! May I ask, how did korean count their age? I always see the debate about kpop stars age whether they are younger or older. Like A Pink and B.A.P, so are they even legal to work 24/7??
Could you do a lesson on how to say things like: I, you, they, them, us, we, a, are, and things as such? It would be helpful to know how to say them properly when I talk to my friends in korean. n_n
i don't know if you gonna answer me >_< but for example in kpop, if two groups debut in the same year but one debut one or two month earlier, it's still considered sunbae to the other group who debut after? sorry my English and if it's confusing xP
+liliana rubi And a year later, you get answered! My understanding is that if the difference is a month or so then normally sunbae does not apply; normally it is used when there is a calendar year difference, so if one group debuts in July 2012 but another debuts in August 2012 they are not sunbae/ hubae, but if one debuts in December 2012 but the other debuts in January 2013 then they use sunbae/hubae. You see the same thing with using older brother/sister terms with non-relatives; Billy Jin and Professor Oh call each other chingu, so they are probably born same calendar year.
Ok so what if the person you are in school with was there before you but you are in the same grade because I’m new to my school and she’s been for a year before me so do I call her sunbae? Is sunbae a unisex term?
magnae = the youngest among a group of people ,, it's a simple words and only a few episodes are left for kwow to end .. Please teach us more important things oo !!
I really want that you teach us how to make a sentence T.T but if you don't want to, just say it because I saw a lot of comments of people asking for that! :)
Always speak formally to someone older than you. If you're older then speak informally 😁 If you're unsure just ask them☺ it shows a willingness/eagerness to learn and theyd be happy to teach you🙂
For everyone who wants to learn how to create sentences, check out talktomeinkorean. You can google them or look them up on youtube. It's one of the best sites for learning Korean. I use talktomeinkorean and KWOW.
maknae is just the youngest person. Like in KPOP they talk about the maknaes of bands and they just mean the youngest person of the band. Hopefully this helps a little. I'm not Korean but this is my understanding of the word.
hi..can someone answer me, how to pronouce the right word for sunbae? is it literally sun.bae like the spelling or san.bae? my friend and i have different pronouncation for sunbae word..tq in advance
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so it's basically Korean senpai.
oh someone already commented this ok .-.
ohwell eh?
Aratrika Dass ㅇㅅㅇ
@@kenshireii what’s ngsng (ㅇㅅㅇ)?
Basically 👌
So, just to be clear, adding "nim" afterwards just makes it more formal? Sunbaenim, hyungnim, etc. right?
yup:)
Hyungmin sunbaenim lol -- omegaleadernim ;)
I love the way he has introduced the characters so easy to learn n entertaining
Jungkook was asked "who is your kpop crush?" He replied with IU sunbaenim.
so basically sunbae=senpai
Halo..! 💜💜😇So is it different from oppo (brother) and unnie (sister) right. ...?
Just what I thought lol
I've been looking for the meaning of this since I watched BOF and couldn't find anything! Thank you for the video :)
I love what you do. Thank you so much for your lessons. You are my first subscription channel. I love the Korean language. Godbless you
These videos are exceptionally well done! Great job!
I LOVE these videos! I am going to a Korean acupuncturist and am learning phrases to use when I go there. These videos make it fun! Thanks!
Same as Chinese: 前辈Qiang bei，后辈Hou bei
And Japanese: 先輩Senpai、後輩Kouhai
IM SORRY LOL
Dream Drawer
There's a reason for that but we'll be here all day if I explain😂 Im studying a ton of languages😂😅
If you don't already know that is..which if you do tbh Im impressed😂😂
interesting how linguistic history can show us how each language have words for this and utilize the concept despite being unique languages.
Yanderes be like: Notice me 선배!
Thank you for this! I know Spanish and Japanese but I might work somewhere where many of the employees speak Korean, so I'd like to know at least some basics. This was super helpful! I can't wait to learn Korean once I've gotten my Japanese up to college level.
it means OMG ..
u can use it when something or some one scares you ..
same meaning as " aigoo "
but i think "omo" is used for a more scary things , places , setuations ..etc
I'm in 7th grade and someone is in 8th grade, since we're both korean, is it still appropriate to call that person sunbae? since we're in middle school
Eunice Kim yup :)
You're Korean but you didn't know bout that? 😆
@@endreapendon7852 some ppl born in the country like for example, That person is Chinese but doesn't know how to speak their own native language
Like I don't know how to speak my own native language but I know a lil
She said Jiyong...☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
+melovekittie gd
Could you do a video on the suffixes( eg nikka, dago) and does it make a word become a noun or a verb or past tense or whatnot
hello professor oh! I really like your videos and I learned a lot, thank you so much!^^
how about occupations for the next video? I don't know if you've already made a video about it..
This video was more information dense than I first thought it would be with how silly it is. I like that a lot, you were able to balance frivolity with utility quite skillfully
if your sunbae is younger than you do u speak formally? or can u speak imformally since their younger. same goes for if your hoobae is older than you
what do you call them if you both went at the same time?
I'm here because of BTS.
Tiffany Kim same
Me too
koreaboo
@@jamesdean1105 not even, we wanna know wanted to know what they meant
Yeah
*Jungkook: IU Sunbaenim!*
Ohh,i was wondering what "sunbae" means for so long. And you posted the video on my birthday and with my favorite character Taekwon Do oppa~ *looking around for Billy Jin* She's not here that means...TAEKWON DO OPPA SARANGHAEYO~ *heart* Thank you so much~ This was like a birthday gift for me. ^__^
Check out some of the earlier videos. This is #47, so that's been covered already. I like to go back to the other videos every now and then, to remind myself of what I've learned.
Yes, please help us to construct sentences/conjugate vers/use past/present/future tense! Your videos are great, thanks so much for you great efforts!
@emogirlhashervengz that word is used when speaking and you're saying "Wait!" (like when the other person is talking and you interuppt them and say wait, like 'stop speaking')
don't get this confused with "gidalro". that word is used when saying "Wait!" (like Wait For Me!)
hope i helped!
I wanted to know what is sunbae because Boys over flowers Jandi call Jihoo "Sunbae" So i was curious what that means. Thank u, it was helpful ^^
Lol same here
Can you please talk about family members , such us : sister , brother , cousins , grand parents , uncle , aunt , nephew, niece , etc...
Gamsahamnida
sweetandtasty, please teach us about topic/subject particles, like eun or neun. These particles are really important, but people have no knowledge about them, so please teach us! Thank you!
THANK YOU Sunbae! Kkk
I wonder if I will ever stop watching your videos, you're too funny and helpful and pretty and handsome, LoL.
Oh yeah, next week,,,maybe one of these Wednesdays you can talk about "Before you did something and After you did something"
hi professor oh! i love your videos they really teached me alot. i really like you to teach us how to say wonderful in korean please!!!!!!!! and i watch your videos EVERY DAY! it would really mean alot to teach us wonderful! keep makeing the videos!
eobso (없어 INFORMAL, 없어요 Casual Formal, 없습니다 Very formal 없다 Dictionary form) generally means "there isn't" (it literally means 'it doesn't exist'). but it may also mean that you don't have something. eg "돈이 없어서 선물을 사지 못해요" (I don't have money so I can't by a present)
It can also imply the inability to do something (_ _ㄹ 수 없어요), but that is usually done with "_ _지 못해요"
do you have a video of how to say goodbye and hello?
Professor Oh, what would you call someone who is your boss or the president of a company. Someone high up like that?
can you do a videos where you explain what omo means?
I wanna know about "jakkuman" I hear it in a lot of songs and in coversations. I love KWoW!
I'M WATCHING A DORAMA CALLED LOVE RAIN.. AND IN THE 2 EPISODE JANG GEUN SUK'S CHARACTER SAYS SOMETHING LIKE "LOVE MEANS YOU DONT HAVE TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY" CAN YOU TEACH US HOW TO SAY/WRITE IT AND HOW TO SAY OTHER THINGS LIKE THAT?
professer oh where do you get your background music i really want to know
Omg so hooked on these episodes !!! great help :>
Hey there Professor!!!! May I ask, how did korean count their age? I always see the debate about kpop stars age whether they are younger or older. Like A Pink and B.A.P, so are they even legal to work 24/7??
I have a question.....at 2:25...it's written gatchi mokja......but with the korean letter it's written gati instead of gatchi?
can you tell me about what is the meaning of ' Omo' i hear this word in a lot of movies
Can you do next weeks video on how to introduce yourself?
Could you do a lesson on how to say things like: I, you, they, them, us, we, a, are, and things as such?
It would be helpful to know how to say them properly when I talk to my friends in korean. n_n
Thanks a bunch! Your videos are always helpful! :D
i don't know if you gonna answer me >_< but for example in kpop, if two groups debut in the same year but one debut one or two month earlier, it's still considered sunbae to the other group who debut after? sorry my English and if it's confusing xP
+liliana rubi And a year later, you get answered! My understanding is that if the difference is a month or so then normally sunbae does not apply; normally it is used when there is a calendar year difference, so if one group debuts in July 2012 but another debuts in August 2012 they are not sunbae/ hubae, but if one debuts in December 2012 but the other debuts in January 2013 then they use sunbae/hubae. You see the same thing with using older brother/sister terms with non-relatives; Billy Jin and Professor Oh call each other chingu, so they are probably born same calendar year.
can you teach us how to say frustraded in korean or show frustraded
Can you tell is how to tell time in Korea (saying times)
Ok so what if the person you are in school with was there before you but you are in the same grade because I’m new to my school and she’s been for a year before me so do I call her sunbae? Is sunbae a unisex term?
can you teach us about the different korean dialect
i recognize "nim" being used in other situations---it seems to convey respect
magnae = the youngest among a group of people ,,
it's a simple words and only a few episodes are left for kwow to end ..
Please teach us more important things oo !!
can you teach like "i don't have" or "maybe" or "I'm not sure" or "I do" or "I don't"
What about DONSAENGS AND AND YEAH.. DONGSAENGS..I still don't really understand how they use them
2:20 the roleplay possibilities must be endless with her.
Professor oh can we learn sentence structure because i dont really get it with this i would learn a lot
what about adjective?
woow! its already the 47th ep! i still remember when there were only 4 :P
Thank you so much!
you help me a lot
Wow I love this channel
what about nappeunyeon?
I really want that you teach us how to make a sentence T.T but if you don't want to, just say it because I saw a lot of comments of people asking for that! :)
the jaw line.....
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if ur sunbae is younger than u do u have to speak formally to them? or since ur older u can use informal phrases?
Always speak formally to someone older than you. If you're older then speak informally 😁
If you're unsure just ask them☺ it shows a willingness/eagerness to learn and theyd be happy to teach you🙂
How to conjugate verbs, please!!!
ahh thank you so much, i've been watching k-dramas on viki and they kept using the word omo haha thanks :D
so its the korean senpai and kohai?
Yes please teach us how to make a sentence! if it's too much for one video.. try to make it into parts please! ^^
Are they used for men and women alike or do you have different terms for them? I mean, a sunbae can be either a man or a woman, can't they?
Can you teach what "Jugulle" means in korean please ^-^
For everyone who wants to learn how to create sentences, check out talktomeinkorean. You can google them or look them up on youtube. It's one of the best sites for learning Korean. I use talktomeinkorean and KWOW.
Lol, I think that orange-haired looks good on you! You look so cute. :3
No Jaejoong? hahah
yes.
maknae is just the youngest person. Like in KPOP they talk about the maknaes of bands and they just mean the youngest person of the band. Hopefully this helps a little.
I'm not Korean but this is my understanding of the word.
I still don't understand please someone help
How to say other languages please!
Doesn't mannajima mean "don't touch?"
Could you explain maknae?
annyeonghikaseyo? if i was not mistaken..
Compliments you would use when meeting a celebrity/someone you admire~!! ^^
Yoochun and Junsu? :)
KWOW The best!!
I've always been wondering what -ssi means. For example: taeyang-ssi ... Help ?
So that's why Goo Jae Hee calls Ha Seung Ri, Sunbae :) (from "To the beautiful you" lol)
Couldn't agree more with you. Plus it's Korean WORD of the week not grammar of the week:)
Can We Learn I,You,We,They,Them,Us and Things
Yeah that's it
professor oh! Junsu and Yoochun??? as in JYJ??? heheh
I agree with the 2 top comments!
Is it just me, or did the outro crashed?
Thank you!! ^-^
this lesson remember me about Boys Over Flower because JanDi called JiHoo "sunbae" ^^
So I’m the only one here from the mangas? K..
Your awesome
haha your dude impression is chill
Omg.. When they talk about the first name sunbae. I said jiyong sunbae suddenly billy say jiyong sunbae...
Haha thanks! this was really helpful. i was watching korean drama and i would always wonder what this word was xD
Yes she does. It was one of her first videos.
/watch?v=vntyHChognQ&feature=plcp
hi..can someone answer me, how to pronouce the right word for sunbae? is it literally sun.bae like the spelling or san.bae? my friend and i have different pronouncation for sunbae word..tq in advance
hafy SAKURAGi it is written as sunbae but when you pronoun it, it's more like ' seonbae '.
제니스 thank you very much for your answer..really appreciate it
u put JYJ yoochun and junsu there
I really like them. Better if u put jaejoong too lol thank u for ur lesson