Adjective sentences Vs. Verb sentences [Korean Grammar]

[@mirzaasghar6073]

Teacher you deserve all the respect! You are the best korean teacher i have ever seen!thank you soo much....i learned alot from you 감사합니다!!

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

감사합니다!

[@SaqibAlikhantanoli]

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[@fellix7531]

This is the first lesson Ive seen that explains these particles really well. Thank you~

[@dulakshanishani1229]

감사합니다 성생님 👍

[@bangtanes]

You really helped me understand the difference!! Thanks for explaining it this well for us ❤

[@roquetlab]

I was shook by the 을/를 thing. I didn't know I shouldn't use them that way. Thank you!

[@kajjusharma6278]

정말 정말 감사합니다 선생님🙏🏻..this is the best explanation I have ever observed

[@Alexia-Wenee4348]

Thank you teacher ! 선생님 감사합니다 !

[@semutsemutkecill]

Thank you so much, i dont know the difference between good and like. Now i know, one of them is adj and the other one is verb. I've been watching your playlist "beginning" and it helps me a lot. Got some new lesson 😆

[@learnenglish1252]

thank you professor

[@ThePaulahoo1]

Thank you so much!! This video has turned on so many lightbulbs in my brain!!

[@Gage1251]

The best explanation of this. Thanks!

[@evanglinvania9901]

Thank you so much, professor🙏🏼
I often got confused what particle I should in the sentences, but this video really helps me to understand.

[@debjordan4399]

선생님 감사합니다 .

[@princeaman5956]

내

[@marlon8236]

Wow thank you so much. You make it so simple!

[@aleumdaunsonyeo6962]

고맙습니다 선생님

[@kallili8987]

Thank you!

[@spartians4611]

소피아는 남자친구를 가져요 xDD

[@kcratna6223]

How to use 달 and 개월

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

한 달, 두 달, 세 달 ... = 1개월, 2개월, 3개월 ...

[@willyum4u]

An adjective is a word you use to describe a person, place, or thing. How is "Sophia has a boyfriend" an adjective sentence? Where is the adjective?

[@nicoleraheem1195]

😂😂

[@katya5573]

“Has” in korean is 있어= exist. Which is an adjective.
Did you even watch the lesson?