2. How to say your name, where you're from. 저는 빌이에요, 미국 사람이에요 (Feat. 이에요 & 예요)

[@mmmon5709]

Tq teacher ❤️

[@borikoni2244]

Awesome video!!!

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Thanks~! You made my day~:)

[@bindubindu188]

너무 젛아여

[@onebyonekorean8910]

@@bindubindu188 감사합니다. (젛아요➡좋아요 :))

[@virginiamolina9662]

👍❤

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Gracias!

[@lucass.7593]

저는 브라질사람이에요. Greetings from Brazil! 💛💚

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Hello, welcome to my channel!

[@virginiamolina9662]

👍

[@onebyonekorean8910]

I see you study really hard. Keep up the good work! 😊

[@Rey-xj3te]

great vid!

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Thank you~!

[@roy3864]

awesome. can u pl also add the romanized version of hangul alphabets for better understanding? thanks~

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Thank you for watching, and for your kind words! And thank you for your suggestion, but I'm afraid I'm not a big fan of romanization because it might feel convenient at first but I believe that learning how to pronounce Korean alphabet & learning Korean language without romanization helps you pick up Korean language way better "in the long term". That is why I uploaded only one video ("months of the year") adding romanization. I hope you understand and get what I'm trying to say.

[@qb79a]

2:29 No 받침 No 이에요

[@rocio2814]

Genial! thanks

[@onebyonekorean8910]

😊 Thank you~!

[@rocio2814]

@@onebyonekorean8910 gracias!

[@qb79a]

안녕하세요. 리준서에요. 감사합니다.

[@pratiksha.mishra]

안녕하세요! 저는 프라틱샤예요 저는 인도사람이에요. 😻

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Good job!

[@Mohammad_Aslam]

I'm from India Azamgarh U.P.

[@alexandravizi7106]

안녕하세요. 저는 아렉산드라예요. 헝가리사람이에요.

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Wow~! Good job👍 Perfect!!!

[@alexandravizi7106]

@@onebyonekorean8910 감사합니다

[@glowglitter9066]

I'm confused between 아니요 and 아니에요.

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Very good question! 1) 아니요: when someone asks you a “YES or NO’ question, and you answer “No”, then you say “아니요” 2) 아니에요: 아니다(be not, no, none) + ~에요. For example, A: 학생이에요? (Are you a student?) B: 아니요. (No) 학생(이) 아니에요. (I’m not a student) But sometimes this conversation goes like this. A: 학생이에요? B: (아니요, 학생(이)) 아니에요. Here, B sometimes just say “아니에요” without saying the first part (아니요, 학생(이)). I guess it would be a good idea to memorize this sentence “아니요, 학생(이) 아니에요”, so that you can recall it whenever you get confused between 아니요 & 아니에요.

[@glowglitter9066]

@@onebyonekorean8910 I get what u mean. It's like in English, the conversation goes: Qn: Are you a student? 학생이에요? Ans1: No, I'm not a student. 아니요, 학생이 아니에요. Ans2: I'm not. 아니에요. Now that we're discussing this, I suddenly rmbr learning 아닙니다 previously. I just didn't connect the dots. 아니에요 and 아닙니다 are the same actually but they exist as different forms of polite speech.

[@onebyonekorean8910]

@@glowglitter9066Correct~!😊 아닙니다 is the most formal, polite way while 아니에요 is also a formal, polite way.

[@SurbhhiSharrma]

surbhi yeyo indo saram yeyo

[@onebyonekorean8910]

Good job 👍 One thing to correct: Indo saram yeyo--> you should add "이". 인도 사람 "이"에요