Super Easy Explanation: Making Korean Future Tense
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- How to make Future Tense in Korean
안녕하세요, 한국어를 쉽고 재미있게 만드는 한국언니예요!
Hello this is Korean Unnie that makes learning Korean fun and easy!
오늘은 한국어 미래세제를 배울 거예요.
Today we are going to learn Korean future tense.
To make Korean future tense, you attach -ㄹ거야 after the basic Verb.
Why don’t we look at the example?
Let’s look at the Verb 가다. 가다 is a basic Verb for the verb ‘to go’.
When you want to change this basic verb form into future tense, you delete 다 and attach -ㄹ거야
갈거야
갈거야 is the future tense of 가다
나는 한국에 갈거야 I will go to Korea.
나는 내일 집에 갈거야 I will go home tmrw.
Now let’s practice this with some other Verbs!
읽다 is a basic verb that means ‘to read’.
To change it to future tense, we earse 다 and attach -ㄹ거야
Wait, then it becomes 읽ㄹ거야? No, we can’t just write consonant like that by itself, in this case, we attach 을거야.
읽을거야
신문을 매일 읽을거야. I will read newspaper everyday.
내일 그 책을 읽을거야. I will read that book tomorrow.
쓰다 is a basic verb that means to ‘write’.
To change it to future tense, we earse 다 and attach -ㄹ거야
So it becomes 쓸거야. 쓸거야.
소설을 쓸거야. I will write a novel.
내일 논문을 쓸거야. I will write my paper tomorrow.
말하다 is a basic verb that means ‘to speak’ or ’to tell'.
To change it to future tense, we earse 다 and attach -ㄹ거야
So it becomes 말할거야. 말할거야.
‘숫자송’ 오늘은 말할거야
오늘은 말할거야 I will tell (you) today.
내일 선생님께 말할거야. I will tell the teacher tomorrow.
In this episode of Korean Unnie you learned how to make basic past tense in Korean. I have also made a video of how to make past tense in Korean so check that video out as well. Don’t forget to subscribe for more free Korean learning videos and comment below what you want to learn from Korean Unnie.
그럼 다음 시간에 더 유익한 콘텐츠로 만나요!
안녕~~
Your teaching videos are getting better! This is a great lesson. I have one suggestion; I think many of your viewers plan to visit Korea one day. So I think it is better to teach them 존댓말 before teaching 반말. ☺
Oops, just saw this, after posting my query.
People are speaking in the background^^
I understood "I will tell the teacher tomorrow." before you said it! I'm so proud lol
TBH I loved you at first and now you're even better and you made conjugation so easy my heart shook
Somewhere else, I read that you could use -겠어(요) or -겠습니다. Is this true?
Same I was listening to a song while studying and they said "널 사랑하겠어" which was translated to I will love you. So I came here to ask the same question lol.
thank you very much korean is a really hard language
It is! But you are great that you are trying to learn it!
한국언니 Korean Unnie 😄
Hola. Muchas gracias por tu explicación tan clara y agradable.Tú inglés es muy agradable.Felicidades축하합니다.미안에요 I don't speak english but I understand U감사합니다
You are definitely one amazing teacher. Just one question:
What's the concept advantage of learning plain infinitive e.g. -ㄹ 거야 rather than -ㄹ 거예요 (polite form)?
i saw 한국어 언니 post a video I had to get my note book. she gives the best information learning Korean means so much to me thanks a ton
Sentences in Future Tense (미래 시제 에 문장) :
1위 문장: 저는 더 수고하겠습니다
2위 문장: 한국어 후에, 중국어 과 일본어 배우겠어
3위 문장: 우닐리버 회사에 모집 얻고 좋을 거야
4위 문장: 음식은 맛있을 거예요
5위 문장: 비가 내일 하겠어요
감사해요!! 인도 에서 사랑을 입니다!! 🫰❤
감사합니다! Really good teacher. I like the short videos. They help you to learn something quickly when you are short in time. Keep up the good work! Maxime from Montréal, Canada
Korean Unnie, you are so 예뻐요!
So, what is differnce between 갈거예요 and 갈거야 ? Is this a casual conjugation? If so, maybe you can make a video on the 2/3 most commonly used conjugation patterns for verbs/adjectives ?
갈거예요 is Formel, if you want to know
@@Mika-od2hz I cant read hangul, so i hope it’s not the same question, I saw people use ‘ılkoyeyo’ instead of ‘ılkoya’ . Can you explain it please?
@@pitou6084 it is the same question but dont worry. ilkoya is informal and ilkoyeyo is formal
@@Mika-od2hz omg, thank you so much-yo
Thanks~ such a big help. 👍👍
YourTeaching method( style ) is very nice .. I can easly undersatnd... thank u Unnie. Go ahead...............from Nepal.
Thank you very much my lovely unnie..!! you're video is most most helpful and important whoever going to learn korean..!! Always I expect from you like this video...!! keep it up unnie.
Thank you Daniel for your always sweet comments!
you're most welcome...unnie!!
Heeeey that was super easy to understand !! Thanks !
THANK YOU
Thank you so much for this video it's so easy 🥰
I appreciate that's a fantastic way
Please, explain the differences between formal and informal forms of this future tense structure.
Hello Korean Unnie, in Korean text book, I learned the pronunciation of “읽다” to be “ikdda”, the “ㄹ” is silent, but in your pronunciation, I could hear “ildda” or even like“ilkdda”. Is it because of your dialect? Or it’s a new trend to pronounce it fully “as how it writes”?
I needed this thank you. I've been looking for this!!!
really helpful lecture for me you aresoooo sweeet.
Awesome video Sohyun! -Edgar :)
Thank you Edgar! ;)
Korean Unnie I need help trying to learn the object, identification particles. How and when do I use them? What are they all used for, when is It proper to use them and most importantly what do they mean. Please help me out with them. 감사합니다!
love it thank you see you next video ♡
thanks alots sister for teaching korean languese
Your videos are so very good. And congrats on getting the Arirang spot. You deserve it!
YAASS THANK YOU SO MUCH~~~ 👌👌
감사합니다 언니 ~~ 💓
Ah I have a question !! 제가 먹을거야 is formal or normal ?!!!
i'll haunt You : It's a bit "abnormal". 😝 You're mixing both formal and informal speech. 제가 is the most polite (formal) way to say "I"; and 먹을 거야 is the informal way to say, "will eat". When in doubt, it's always better to use the polite form. Example: 제가 나중에 먹을 거예요. "I will eat later."
Tony Ahn, Jr. Thank you~~~ I died at the "abnormal" part 😂👌
Who on earth is arguing in the background 😂😂😂 Thanks for this video tho!
Loll my mom and my brother...they are not arguing though they are just talking loud but it really does seem like they are arguing Haha
한국언니 Korean Unnie 💥😳!!! whoa. Totally didn't expect a reply...umm anyway THANK YOU! Keep up the good work! +200 pts for acting like you couldn't hear them! 화이팅! Bye!😅
Thank you for making this video. Thank you 언니:)😘
Very usefull thank you
Thank you very much! This really helped me
Great video! I love the straightforward presentation.
Thank you so much! Conversation is much more easier to understand now too.
That's great! :)
Thank you for making these videos! It makes everything so easy!
Thank you for your comment! It makes me feel happy!
Lots of verb examples, thank you!
감사합니다 언니!!
한국누나! Is 거예요 the polite form of 거야? Or are they totally different? Also, really many thanks for spending time to teach Korean! Your videos are so easy to understand!
You are right. 거예요 is the polite form and 거야 is casual form =)
i love your teaching
thanks for flash-backing your numbers song! it has only been stuck in my head for like past few days now after hearing the carrot song. XD
XD !!
Subscribed, this learning is so easy and very fun to practice :)
OMG Thank you so much unniee! Your videos are really easy understandable! I always have a problem on watching koreans variety without subtitles which is really hard for me because the verb mostly can be searched up in present tense form.
I am glad that it helps in some way! :)
Sooo helpful thank you😭😭😍😍
this is the formal way to make future tense !!
What if I don't want to end the sentence in ''ya''? can I say gal geoyo? or just gal geo?
I learned from another source that I can say ''gal geos ida'' ''gal geos ieyo'' ''gal geos ibnida'' (I will go).
FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND IT HAS THE SAME MEANING RIGHT? PLEASE HELP.
Спасибо
I love your videos so much!!!!! they help alot!!
Спасибо. Очень интересно. 👏
thank u so so so so much !! I was really needing this !!
You're welcome! :) :)
I don't need books and a tutor.. Thank you Korean Unnie! Sorry for annoying you hihihi
so helpfull as always ..thank you unnie 💕
aren't there like informal and formal form... i mean shouldn't we use ㅂ니다/습나다 to older people ..pls someone tell me
Today is my korean exam and this is one of the topics.
Thanks and greetings from México. ^_^
I can understand easily :) Thank you so much Unnie
한국 언니 when do we use the future of "-ㄹ/을게" ? And why?
사랑해요💝❤💝
your english is soooo cooool!!!
IS WE CAN ONLY MAKE FUTURE TENSE STARTING WITH (DA) OR ANY OTHER ANY OTHER VERB LIKE (JAE) OR (RA)?
Happy valentine suster eunne 💓💓
Hi sis I have a doubt in writing Korean Hangul like I have seen some using future tense 거에요 and 거예요 I mean which is correct? This 에 or this 예 ? Anyone?
What is different between 을/ㄹ 거예요, 을 /ㄹ까요?을 / ㄹ께요?
KOREAN Unni could you make a vídeo about give orders in korean eg.like close the door, comb your hair, etc.
Woahhhh this is dope 👌😍
정말 감사합니다 선생님
Hello my Princess
thankssss very
You're welcome! :)
Do you have a Kakao Talk? I'm still not understanding, plus it's pretty hard to remember Korean without needing to speak around anyone who doesn't speak Korean. Everything I learn from greeting to body parts aren't sticking to my head as it should. Someone with a Kakao Talk, help 주세요.
Thank you so much! 💕👏
Teacher i love you thank you for this video
You are here.ok
I saw another form in dramas, manytimes I heard 갈게 to say "I'll go". I heard "ㄹ게" much more than "ㄹ고야". So I was wondering what was the difference between those 2 forms. Can we use "ㄹ게" instead of "ㄹ고야", do they get different meanings ?
hi unnie!
i have a question isn't ㄹ/을 거예요 is used for future too ? so what's the diffirence between these 2 plz :)
SilkyMilk blacksnow : The difference is, you are speaking more politely than Korean Unnie. ^^
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Is this formal, standar or informal ?
Can you teach us how to conjugate verbs in the 3 ways?
this is informal 반말. i think the formal way is when 야 becomes 예요
dauzee yess formal will be like 갈거예요 instead of 갈거야
is 다 used at every verb to show present tense?
thank you. this video helps me. Anyway, how many tenses in Korean? And Unnie, Do we have to use all tenses?
BAYU WICAKSONO: Korean is like any other foreign language which has past, present, future, conditional, imperative, etc. tenses. One major difference is that Korean has high forms (polite/honorific), and low form (informal/intimate) of conjugation. It is CRUCIAL that a student of Korean knows the difference between these forms, and how/when to use them. One of my personal life rules which applies to speaking any language: "Learn the polite form first. You will (almost) never get into trouble by being too polite." 😊
is 나 갈거야 has the same meaning with 나 갈게?
Then how to say “will” in formal way????
If we said :
볼거야
Is it right???????pleaaase answer
Very helpful!😁
Thank you :)
How to say ' We will miss you ' ? Please reply me asa
@홍홍홍 나는 한국 사람이 아니다. 왜요?
hi korean unnie can you please teach me how to make the correct sentences?
감사합니다 언니 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
네 ㅎㅎㅎ
annyong unnie
could you make a video about clothing items? I think it would be helpful 😊
gomawoyo unnie ❤❤
Sure! Thank you for your comment that is a great idea! :)
This is formal ? What about informal
But this is all 반말? ??? What about formal endings? I specifically clicked for formal ending.거예요?
So would this be right? 내일 제 의사의 집에 갈 거예요. (I am going to my doctor's house tomorrow.)
Also can't you just say 게
요 ? So like 내일 새 신발 살게요. "I will buy new shoes tomorrow." Is this right also?
oh ,your english is very well
Thank you!
em why do you ''blend'' together the verb when you erase the ''da'' with the future particle ?
There's no really an easy way to explain that. :( But it happens a lot in Korean grammar so I think it is best to just memorize it!
Do We have to attach the subject all the time? Or just the sentence without subject??
Can we use ㄹ 거여요 instead of using ㄹ 거야 ??
안녕하세요 .. my native language is arabic , I want to learn korean language .. so thank you so much 😍❤️❤️
I'm moroccan
Salam! Nice to meet you two!
안녕하세요 언니, in the last example why do you have to put
“ 께 ” in the sentence. is it a particle or does it has a precise meaning?
It's like the equivalent of saying "to." roughly "i will speak to the teacher tomorrow"
its used as honorific i dont really know the details but like with ppl u respect u can just use un/nun
cant*
please upload also present tense...plz
good teacher
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH YOU'RE THE BEST EVER OH MY GOD ❤❤❤❤❤❤
😍😍❤❤ 감사합니다
can u plz romanize it
Can I make all of these sentences formal just by adding 요 to the ending?
갈거야~
읽을거야~
쓸거야~
말할거야~
잘했어요!!!
Teacher Unnie, is this an Informal form or a Formal form?