Fantastic. A lot of other channels start with nouns and verbs but the small words like pronouns and question words are so much more useful and occur more often than any single noun.
I am native South Korean, and have been working as a professional translator over 20 years. "우리, 우리의 " in Korean and "we, our" in English are similar, but "우리" has very distinct concepts and connotations/meanings in it totally different from the English word "we." When a Korean says "우리 아내," he does not mean "the listener you" and "the speaker he himself" share the wife. "우리" in "우리 아내" means that she is my wife, but she is my kids' mother, she is mother in-law's daughter. 우리 in "우리 아내" means she is my wife, but I do not monopolize her all by myself. When a Korean child says "our mom," he or she does not mean its mom is the listner's mother too, rather he means that she is my mom, but she is also my siblings' mother. 우리 has two distinct connotations or meanings. 1. The speaker and the listener both inclusive. 2. The listener is not inclusive. The speaker and other people from his/her family, group, company, organization, etc are inclusive in "우리" Indigenous Koreans say most of the time "우리 나라," which does not mean it is your country too, but rather means "I belong to this country." Or when he/she strongly emphasize his/her patriotic emotion, he/she would say "내 나라 내 조국," or in English "my country my home land"
Amazing teacher! Tells it straight up as it is and provides cultural etiquette pointers that are sometimes not mentioned. 10/10 recommend for beginners
I'm just starting to learn Korean and this channel is not only really good for understanding, but it's really fun !! I actually feel like maybe, in a few years time, I could be fluent in Korean and I could live out my dream of studying there and maybe living there too !
It's lovely to watch your entire lesson first just to get an idea, and then re-watch it while pausing and taking notes. You videos are really helpful. Thank you!
3:18 I live in Germany and I'm usually also very "confused" when I talk to strangers on street in English because we use a polite way of saying "you" and it's so weird just to say "you" to people. But I eventually got used to it
At first I can't Understand you said when I first Started to learn korean but After a month I got a little more better and decided to come back to you And now I understand you videos are very helpful keep going
English is not my 1st language too and I feel worrible when I need to talk to professors and say "you" it sounds disrespectful and like they are my friend or something 😅.... 4:58 omglol....subscribed- i really hope I leanr korean so thx 4 ur help😊
I know the point of the channel is to learn Korean but I’d really love to see more vlogs from Unnie because I love to see life in Korea and Unnie is really fun and entertaining to watch!
it's funny what you say about how you found "you" disrespectful. when i came to korea i found "jeogiyo" to be extraordinarily disrespectful...and it is by American standards...."over there" is rarely how you would address anyone in the western world....even still after several years in the country i cannot bring myself to use that. MAJOR cultural difference... what do you think about using "아가씨" or "아줌마" ? i have heard many differing opinions on these words...
Thank you so much my lovely unnie you help me a lot and I am from the dongdongs that's why I remember all of what did you said thank you and please keep going for us and we will always support you .I love you
True though ! I think english is uncivilised language in some manner. Because in english it's YOU for juniors as well as elders. It sounds so piculiar if we do that in our language. I'm an India and I speak hindi , and there are different pronoun for elders and juniors (in age).
thank you so much unnie. I finally understood the 우리 mystery, because I saw it in a k drama a father calling her daughter, and the saved number was named 우리 딸. and I was like what? our daughter haha. now everythings cleared.
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I just wanted to cover a Korean song and then it suddenly brought me here😂
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한국언니의 비디오들 진짜 재미있어요. ㅋㅋㅋ
정말 감사합니다. 😄
Fantastic. A lot of other channels start with nouns and verbs but the small words like pronouns and question words are so much more useful and occur more often than any single noun.
This video deserved some kind of award. One of the most useful korean language videos ever created.
I am native South Korean, and have been working as a professional translator over 20 years.
"우리, 우리의 " in Korean and "we, our" in English are similar, but "우리" has very distinct concepts and connotations/meanings in it totally different from the English word "we."
When a Korean says "우리 아내," he does not mean "the listener you" and "the speaker he himself" share the wife. "우리" in "우리 아내" means that she is my wife, but she is my kids' mother, she is mother in-law's daughter. 우리 in "우리 아내" means she is my wife, but I do not monopolize her all by myself.
When a Korean child says "our mom," he or she does not mean its mom is the listner's mother too, rather he means that she is my mom, but she is also my siblings' mother.
우리 has two distinct connotations or meanings.
1. The speaker and the listener both inclusive.
2. The listener is not inclusive. The speaker and other people from his/her family, group, company, organization, etc are inclusive in "우리"
Indigenous Koreans say most of the time "우리 나라," which does not mean it is your country too, but rather means "I belong to this country."
Or when he/she strongly emphasize his/her patriotic emotion, he/she would say "내 나라 내 조국," or in English "my country my home land"
you commented this 4 years ago, 4 years later this helped me out. i appreciate it
The last one was: 다 했어요!
We are allowed to say: 진짜 잘 했어요!
Very helpful and organised lesson!! 고맙습니다!:) Those few throw-ins are a nice detail!
Amazing teacher! Tells it straight up as it is and provides cultural etiquette pointers that are sometimes not mentioned. 10/10 recommend for beginners
Thank you, this was so helpful! I never knew why Koreans didn't use "you" very often, but now it makes total sense!
Thanks for your videos! 감사합니다 ❤️
its 1 am in my country i was waiting i love you
Anty Canal in my country too im from germany and you?
"Hey, what are daughter doing?"
Lol sorry, good video tho!
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Thank you for your help your videos are so helpful and fun to watch ❤️❤️❤️
진짜 유용하네요 고마워요 우리 언니~~ ♡ ㅋㅋ
정말 감사합니다 언니! 사랑해요 ❤
Great refresher for long time dongdongs as well as excellent information for new Korean learners!! 10/10! 👍👍❤❤
I'm just starting to learn Korean and this channel is not only really good for understanding, but it's really fun !! I actually feel like maybe, in a few years time, I could be fluent in Korean and I could live out my dream of studying there and maybe living there too !
Everyone say she looks like rose but did anyone say that she looks more beautiful then rose??
It's lovely to watch your entire lesson first just to get an idea, and then re-watch it while pausing and taking notes. You videos are really helpful. Thank you!
This is so helpful, thank you!!
I saw somewhere about using 그 as he, 그녀 as her and 그들 as they. Is this correct? It gets so confusing sometimes 🥺
So so informative and pactful 감사합니다 💜
Me encanta. She is very good teaching. Congrats korean Unnie!
Sooo helpful! 대단히 감사합니다 ❤️❤️
You Are the Best Korean Unnie Thank you
안녕하세요!!! 감사합니다 언니!
사랑해 한국 언니~~~감사합니다!💜
사랑해 한국언니! When are you going to make a Fake love pt.4?
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@@haddyn8387 Hello, I just wanted to correct you, I am not being rude. 안녕 is a informal way. So if you are speaking to a unknown person use 안녈하세요. 😊
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3:18 I live in Germany and I'm usually also very "confused" when I talk to strangers on street in English because we use a polite way of saying "you" and it's so weird just to say "you" to people. But I eventually got used to it
Lmao yes. But there's also some adults who ask for something like this "EY DU WEIßT DU MAL WIE SPÄT ES IST" lmaoo i get triggered everytime
Thanks unnie . It looked very easy . Because you make learning korean fun and easy
Thank you for the video Unnie!! 💜❤️
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Your literally th best i loooooove ur lessons I learn alot ik how to read and conjugate now tysm
At first I can't
Understand you said when I first
Started to learn korean but
After a month I got a little more better and decided to come back to you
And now I understand you videos are very helpful keep going
I realy love innove videos.. . It helped me so much thanx!😗😗
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Nice Work Unnie,I'm waiting for your lessons.
English is not my 1st language too and I feel worrible when I need to talk to professors and say "you" it sounds disrespectful and like they are my friend or something 😅.... 4:58 omglol....subscribed- i really hope I leanr korean so thx 4 ur help😊
Your words are so clear .....absolutely loved your each and every video ...가사합니다 언니 🙏🙏❤...i learnt a lot from your video .
The video was informative 😊🙏
I know the point of the channel is to learn Korean but I’d really love to see more vlogs from Unnie because I love to see life in Korea and Unnie is really fun and entertaining to watch!
감사합니다 nona dongdong frome algeria 😘😘
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Your lovely smiling makes learning korean easier 😘😘😘
It's so nice to learn about korean here~ 고마워요 한국 언니😍
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Most informative! And presented with happy bubbly enthusiasm, I loved it!
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This helped me so much! I have a whole notebook for info you give :) Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much unnie you make learning korean so much more entertaining !❤️
it's funny what you say about how you found "you" disrespectful. when i came to korea i found "jeogiyo" to be extraordinarily disrespectful...and it is by American standards...."over there" is rarely how you would address anyone in the western world....even still after several years in the country i cannot bring myself to use that. MAJOR cultural difference...
what do you think about using "아가씨" or "아줌마" ? i have heard many differing opinions on these words...
B. Alvn I think you have to be a little careful with them because there are some Korean people who think that it is rude
I was about to study Korean and then you uploaded this video, thank you so much!
thank you unnie for this useful video ^^
Hello Korean unnie , what is hasseo means Korea
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I love you Korean unnie ❤️ Definitely recommending you to my friends
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Thank you so much my lovely unnie you help me a lot and I am from the dongdongs that's why I remember all of what did you said thank you and please keep going for us and we will always support you .I love you
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True though ! I think english is uncivilised language in some manner. Because in english it's YOU for juniors as well as elders. It sounds so piculiar if we do that in our language.
I'm an India and I speak hindi , and there are different pronoun for elders and juniors (in age).
한국언니 감사합니다 !
I was struggling with this u helped me so much..........💕❤🎉🎊
Thanks, unnie 💜
Thank you Unnie 😍
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It's truly awesome unnie.. I liked it a lot.. U r making us knowledgeable as well as in a easier and funny way.. Thank you so much unnie.. 😍 😍
I love your videos unnie❤
Thank you soooo much unnie.. 😍 😍
Go ma ssuem ni da thank you Unnie for teaching me and other people Korean you have made it easier for me thank you 😍😘💜
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I love you keep up the good work
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Thank you❤️😍💕
I love you unni ~~~you make me very happy to learn Korean easy and fun ♥♥♥♥♥
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You are an awesome teacher! It’s so hard but I love learning Korean 🤗🧡🧡🧡
I love your videos it makes me have fun while learning korean🇰🇷🇰🇷❤️❤️
thank you! this will help me a lot!
btw thank you for encouraging me💜💜💜🇰🇷
Thank alot
Appreciated
Thank you
Korean looks so easy to learn with you !
안녕, I'm always rushing out of work to see what is new in your channel and you deliver. 감사합니다! Another great lesson from a great legend. 😄😀😊
안녕*
thank you so much unnie. I finally understood the 우리 mystery, because I saw it in a k drama a father calling her daughter, and the saved number was named 우리 딸. and I was like what? our daughter haha. now everythings cleared.
Unnie i love yaa so muchh!!
I'm eagerly waiting for your next video.. I hope one day I will be able to speak Korean as natives do.. Its all bcoz of ur knowledgeable videos..