@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 고맙습니다 선생님!!! Soon I will past my eps topik test next year. Actually I'm from the Philippines and we need to learn Korean Language so we can past the exam so I can work in South Korea. I'm really thankful that you are making videos of you teaching us Korean Language and I hope u make a lot of videos sir. I wish you a good health and God bless you 😇💖💯♥️💘
I'm planning to watch every single video on this channel,, & the teacher is so good 💛💛💛💛💛☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ I am so happy that I found your channel 감사합니다 저는 한국어를 공부하고 있어요..
I just found your channel and it's amazing because you are teaching using the same textbook I'm using at university!! Are you one of the teachers that wrote the book? You explain things very well and your videos are extremely helpful!! And wow how do you write backwards on that glass board so well?!?
Hello, I am learning Korean and I am so lucky to find you on UA-cam. Hope you will make more videos about topik test and intermediate level. Thanks Professor Yoon for your great lecture ❤️
'에' is 'to' or 'at(time)' or 'at(place)' when '있다/없다' is used with. '에서'is 'from' or 'at(place)' . if verb is 있다/없다, 'at(place)' is '에' , ohterwise 'at(place)' is '에서'. 'at(time)' is '에' 'to' (direction) is '에'. 'from' is '에서'.'서' is 'at(place)' . '있다/없다' does not need '서' , because '있다/없다' contains the meaning 'at(place) already, So skipped '서' from '에서' to void double meaning. so, 'at(place) ' is '에서', 'at(time)' is '에' , but '있다/없다' is used as verb, '서' of '에서' is deleted, because '있다/없다' has the meaning of place already. '살다', '거주하다',,, when the verb has the meaning 'at there', it is the same as '있다'/없다'.
Thank you so much Sir. This is so helpful. I want to ask that if, for example, I say that "I am going to study in the Library". So this sentence include 가다 (to go) but at the same time it also includes 공부하다 (to study) which is an action verb. Then what should I use here. 에 or 에서? Anyone else please explain this to me. Thank you so much
![G 5.3 ~(으)러 [place]에 가요/와요](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kZLnUYDHy_4/mqdefault.jpg)
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This video was posted way back in 2016. Hello 2020 thank you so much Professor Yoon!!!! Gonna watch more of your videos. 😍💯💕💕💕♥️💘💝
감사합니다!
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 고맙습니다 선생님!!! Soon I will past my eps topik test next year. Actually I'm from the Philippines and we need to learn Korean Language so we can past the exam so I can work in South Korea. I'm really thankful that you are making videos of you teaching us Korean Language and I hope u make a lot of videos sir. I wish you a good health and God bless you 😇💖💯♥️💘
I'm planning to watch every single video on this channel,, & the teacher is so good 💛💛💛💛💛☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ I am so happy that I found your channel 감사합니다
저는 한국어를 공부하고 있어요..
I just found your channel and it's amazing because you are teaching using the same textbook I'm using at university!! Are you one of the teachers that wrote the book? You explain things very well and your videos are extremely helpful!! And wow how do you write backwards on that glass board so well?!?
Pro trick: watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Holden Braylen yup, I've been using flixzone for since november myself :)
This video has helped a lot! 감사합니다!
very clear! thank you 👍
선생님 감사합니다!!
감사합니다 선생님~
Thank you so much for this video!! Your explanation is amazing! Things seem much easier after watching your videos!
감사함니다 선생님!!
So clear now. Thanks.
Hello, I am learning Korean and I am so lucky to find you on UA-cam. Hope you will make more videos about topik test and intermediate level. Thanks Professor Yoon for your great lecture ❤️
다움이 많이 됐어요! 감사합니다
Thank you for the lesson!!!
안녕하세요! 지금 이해합니다. 감사합니다.
정말 감사합니다!
'에' is 'to' or 'at(time)' or 'at(place)' when '있다/없다' is used with.
'에서'is 'from' or 'at(place)' .
if verb is 있다/없다, 'at(place)' is '에' , ohterwise 'at(place)' is '에서'.
'at(time)' is '에'
'to' (direction) is '에'.
'from' is '에서'.'서' is 'at(place)' .
'있다/없다' does not need '서' , because '있다/없다' contains the meaning 'at(place) already,
So skipped '서' from '에서' to void double meaning.
so, 'at(place) ' is '에서',
'at(time)' is '에' ,
but '있다/없다' is used as verb, '서' of '에서' is deleted, because '있다/없다' has the meaning of place already.
'살다', '거주하다',,, when the verb has the meaning 'at there', it is the same as '있다'/없다'.
"접시에 과일을 자르세요"
It's ok too, right?// "Please, cut the fruit *on* the plate"// 고맙습니다
은총이 네 괜찮아요!
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 선생님 감사합니다!💛
Not really right. 오후 3시에 영어실에서 수업이 있어요. This is 있다 but would be unnatural with 영어실에. You need 에서 here
감사합니다!
Thank you so much Sir. This is so helpful. I want to ask that if, for example, I say that "I am going to study in the Library". So this sentence include 가다 (to go) but at the same time it also includes 공부하다 (to study) which is an action verb. Then what should I use here. 에 or 에서?
Anyone else please explain this to me. Thank you so much
Thank you
감사합니다!!
제가 감사합니다!
how about 집에서 왔어요? is it the same with 집에 왔어요?