All about Batchim (super easy)

[@amparadoannejadep.1961]

"받침 loves circle" what a great hint

[@tejaswinidalvi8774]

He literally deserves millions of views why his page is so under-rated tysm sir for teaching us korean in very easy way. I was hella confused in grammar of korean but now I seems easy 🙌

[@dae429]

this makes so much sense..now

[@amparadoannejadep.1961]

you turn the complicated things to a simple one👏💖

[@abeero100]

this man deserves an award i was really having a hard time with batchim ... THANK YOU SOOO MUCH🙏

[@kyu2813]

So glad it helped you out!!

[@karlaevans6175]

So simplistic, but it sticks! “Batchim loves circles!” My Korean learning just got so much easier. Thank you!

[@tjks8013]

Same

[@tjks8013]

@@kyu2813 thank you so much

[@Starlightlisa19]

You explain 받침 so clearly and good, this lesson it's was so easy and complete with much exemple. Good job ! thank you so much for this lesson now hangul it's more clearly to me then before

[@kashankamei2886]

Ahhhh now Batchim sounds so much friendlier 😁 Thank you for the great explanation Kyu

[@Siw_Taekookie]

감사합니다 선생님 you making 한국어 eazy to me ❤

[@dynamite9545]

Wow wow the best teacher

[@Pookiepookie20]

That was easy peasy .. It was difficult to understand before. 감사합니다 선생님

[@hamishmckenzie5070]

Your videos are awesome. You make things so simple!

[@BrownSugaBabe]

You made this soooo easy! I am so happy I found your channel recently!

[@KF22TV]

“Use the one with more circles”😂😂😂💀💀😂💀 i love the simplicity in this teaching. Lmfao this channel is elite

[@rajeshkhilari]

Interesting explanation !!!

[@johnchuang8883]

Batchim loves circles and I love you for making it so easy to understand.

[@kittyyun4683]

you explained it so clearly thank you !! i had some trouble understanding it before but now i got it !!

[@olgaprimo22]

선생님 감사합니다, 🙏

[@Bloopi__1]

OK why haven't I found your channel before I spent HOURS on batchim videos just to be left so confused. Your video OMG helped me so much!!! I couldn't figure out (even though I watched hours of videos) which particle to use. THANK YOU for making it so simple!

[@asmazaffarshaffaq1893]

We should pronounce batchim in every word in a sentence

[@M10234]

U make thing easier for me to learn Korean. Kamsahamnida!!!!

[@_filifjonkan4290]

교 has nothing underneath? Good that you mentioned this one.

[@bangtanlive1251]

This made it sooo much easy to know how to use these particules I was always getting them wrong. Thank you so much

[@ciaragriffin4625]

That was amazing and very very very helpful!! Lightbulb moment!!!!!😂

[@PegBakerSlipcovers]

Thanks! Well simplified!

[@dhanujungkook1344]

Batchim loves circle😂

[@kyu2813]

😂

[@dhanujungkook1344]

@@kyu2813 난 인도에서 왔어. When i was searching a good one to learn klang, I found ur channel. also I started understanding conversations for the first time was also from you. 감사합니다 규😃

[@kyu2813]

@@dhanujungkook1344 Haha that's awesome, thanks for dropping by!

[@ridita5221]

The whole system makes sense to me.

[@ImSoHappy777]

you just made my life so much easier thank you so much

[@glendapalabasan8540]

After how many days of thinking, but now i already know how to use batchim hahaha THANKSYOU

[@lily_ily]

now that's a life-saver right there

[@shineeverse]

I learned a lot in one day, thank you so much!! I watched another video on batchim and I didnt understand anything. Thank you for making it easier for me to understand!! Im really glad that my mother tongue follows subject + object + verb format as well. It makes the process even easier to understand!

[@jlcsr9163]

Thanks, Game changer I've been struggling with this for a long time.

[@deborahdumas8706]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Best and easiest explanation I've heard so far. 😊

[@rishaaktar2370]

받침 loves circle 😁😂😂

[@mizznaina]

after years trying to understand batchim, now I finally understand it. Thank you so much!

[@Valizat]

Bro youre underrated for sure. I cant believe i found this much later. Im learning korean as a beginner right now. Thank you so much! I also find your description of ㅇ as circles hilarious 😂😂 Much love 🧡 감사합니다!

[@CalasiaJackson]

You are amazing

[@vespa2223]

Wonderful, again!!! You are amazing! So clear, so easy to understand AND retain! 고마워요!❤️

[@kyu2813]

Thanksssss

[@Roses-Are-Simply-Beautiful]

🎵You’re simply the best, better than all the rest🎵 😀. I understand it, but boy(and expression), you made it so much simpler than when I had to learn it!!

[@kyu2813]

Thank you! 😃

[@lorybun986]

Thank you 😊

[@LoieYeou]

bless this guy

[@tjks8013]

Sir, your video help me a lot. Thank you

[@mhm7985]

OMG this was the MOST HELPFUL korean video I've watched!!!! tysm!!

[@tonystory6183]

선생님 고마워요💕

[@Desativado33300]

I just discovered your KZbin channel and I hope you come back soon, you are a excellent teacher❤

[@kyu2813]

thanks so muchh

[@JasiyaSheikh]

Understood ☆

[@nurhidayahbintisaadstudent9328]

THANK YOU SOOO HELPFUL FOR ME

[@maisaam994]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This was the most helpful video so far u really deserve millions of views!!! 😱😱

[@murraysoqluman4909]

thank u so much

[@ITSK..]

Thank You so much sir❣️

[@gaeuls7517]

thank you so much for this! this got to be the easiest lesson and i understood right away!

[@Liittlegiinger]

Thank you so much ! I was doing well with Hangul, but when I started learning batchim I got discouraged!! You made is so much easier to understand 🙏🏼

[@kyu2813]

So glad it helped you!!

[@lovinalansana5186]

Thank you. Your videos are so helpful. It makes so much sense. Do you have any practice worksheet?

[@AdrianMac]

This helped out a lot! Subscribed!

[@sangamsahani7650]

감사합니다 오빠

[@hamburgerandsprits]

❤❤❤

[@speicaldark]

Wow! This is really helpful!

[@amparadoannejadep.1961]

Thank you so much 선생님... you really makes our lives much easier....👏👏

[@kyu2813]

Happy to help!

[@amparadoannejadep.1961]

@@kyu2813 more lessons to learn from you 선생님❤️

[@spruillgirl1458]

I was just referred to your site so I am excited to learn more Korean!

[@nana-kc8ew]

what is it

[@blckndred_973]

Great explanation, I get it now. Thank you so much! 😊

[@lilithlee4089]

You are amazing ❤ Thank you so much :)

[@nasbs]

omg so glad i found this video. Thanks for the tips, i’ll just remember that batchim loves circle. Lol! this is so helpful! 감사합니다..

[@cdpalmo]

thank youuu

[@Balagancia]

❤

[@slasherx]

Could you show your keyboard settings. How did you change it from typing korean to typing english

[@whosfinia]

This is awesome omg thank youuuu 💓💓 Ur such a good teacher!

[@Beagle_95]

Jamás comento en videos pero que grande, que ídolo. Greetings from México, thank you a lot!!!

[@kyu2813]

Thanks for watching!! Glad it helped

[@iratzudir1378]

You’re a lifesaver

[@be_you6597]

캄사미다

[@MilesToGo_]

bro I'm learning a third language right now is this real so basically it works just like a/an in english, the suffix(idk if I even chose the right word here lol) starts with a consonant if the word ends with a vowel, and it starts with a vowel if the word it's getting attached to ends with a consonant. This is so nostalgic, it reminds me of when I was learning whether I am supposed to use "a" or "an" at school. I am also learning korean on duolingo and tbh duolingo works well in a weird way but they kinda go fast and don't explain every single thing, you eventually memorize them all but when they go "같 is gat, 갇 is also gat and so is 갓" I don't understand the reason and they don't tell me the reason either so here I am trying to learn that part myself ( ; -;)👍

[@kyu2813]

Yesss, that's EXACTLY how it is haha you nailed it. It's like a/an in English, it's just cuz it's easier to pronounce. And as for 같 갇 갓, it's true that they all sound basically the same "gat" but that's only because we stop the sound and don't continue pronouncing the rest of it. (In super technical terms, the ㅌ ㄷ ㅅ sounds are "unaspirated" meaning that there's no puff of air that comes it after, unlike the English t d s sounds, which are aspirated) If the next syllable has an ㅇ in it, like 아 (ah), then those bottom ㅌ ㄷ ㅅ sounds will carry over, like: 같아 gat-ta (means "like", "as") 갇아 gad-da (means "to trap") 갓아 gas-sa (not a real word) Hope that helps!

[@MilesToGo_]

@@kyu2813 wow thanks for the explanation and the extra info I'm gonna be like 0.02% more confident when I'm reading a korean sentence out loud next time :'D I have a loong way to go

[@sharkiijo]

woow 이거는 진짜 재미있어요! please correct me if i’m wrong hehe^^

[@kyu2813]

perfect sentence!

[@sharkiijo]

@@kyu2813 you actually make korean easy, 감사합니다^^!

[@aseeriii7]

고마워요

[@aseeriii7]

correct me if my spelling is wrong

[@kiyokoshimizu8219]

It all makes sense but I do have one question, how do you know when a character needs a batchim? Is it after every single character or only certain times?

[@kyu2813]

Oh! I should have included this in the video but the third character is always the batchim. For example: 사 is made up of ㅅ + ㅏ, only two characters, so it doesn't have a batchim. But 산 is made of 3 characters, ㅅ + ㅏ + ㄴ, and the ㄴ on the bottom is called the batchim. Was that what you were asking? Let me know! 👍👍

[@kiyokoshimizu8219]

@@kyu2813 yes that is kind of what I’m asking, I’m trying to figure out how to word it correctly lol So like at 5:31 how you are only adding the batchim particle at the end of the sentence, how come you didn’t have to add a batchim particle after the other characters like 한 or 국 but only after 람? And along with that is my question , how will I know when to add a batchim particle and when not to?

[@kyu2813]

Oh I see... ~예요 or ~이에요 are not particles, but it means "to be" in Korean. But if you do see a particle in a sentence, it's always going to have some kind of meaning, so you can think of particles as just regular words. For example, the "particle" 이랑 in Korean means "with" in English, so if the sentence you are trying to say doesn't need a "with" then you don't need to use it. And 한국 사람 is like one word meaning "Korean person (someone who is of Korean nationality)". So to say "I am Korean", the word order would be: 저는 / 한국 사람 / 이에요 I / Korean person / be Both 예요 and 이에요 mean "to be", but we used 이에요 in this sentence cuz the previous character "람" had a batchim. If it was something like 저는 / 크리스 / 예요. I / Chris / be We use 예요 instead because the previous character "스" has no batchim. It's just for easier pronunciation, kind of like how we have two versions of "a" and "an" in English. Hope it makes sense!

[@rohanthomas4724]

I have a question, how do you pronounce batchim and I’m still confused how to write batchim.

[@stormsith5169]

thank you very much this helped a lot when I came across Batchim 밭잠 in duolingo, maybe one day can you explain as to why the sounds can sometimes change in Batchim? Its kind off a fuzz (annoyance) to me. Thanks for helping however.

[@stormsith5169]

받침*

[@kyu2813]

glad it helped!! But as for the sound changes in Korean, I don't think you need to focus so much on it. It's a well known phenomena that is common across all languages, and it's more going towards the study of linguistics rather than learning a language. People study these sound changes (allophones) in a field called "phonology", and it's a very complex science and has very little to do with actually learning a language. It's more useful for building stuff like text-to-speech programs. Basically, these sound changes just happen because things are easier to pronounce that way, and the way our mouths produce the sound. I think it's just best to just learn sound changes case-by-case when it pops up and not overthink it. Just like why is the "b" in "lamb" silent, or why is the "s" in "dogs" pronounced like a "z" rather than an "s". Hope that helps !

[@hisydneeyy7103]

Does that mean I can use whatever for the batchim? Like (은, 이,이여요,을,으로) As long it has a circle?

[@kyu2813]

Yesss, it works most of the time... But there's probably gonna be an exception or two... Can't really think of one from the top of my head though lol

[@kyu2813]

But all these particles use the circle version for the batchim 이/가 은/는 을/를 와/과 이랑/랑 으로/로 이에요/예요 이야/야 Hmm yeah it really does seem like all of them are like this

[@kyu2813]

Some more I can think of: 으면서/면서 을때/ㄹ 때 을 게요/ㄹ 게요 을 거다/ㄹ 거다 으면/면 읍시다/ㅂ시다 을지도 몰라/ㄹ지도 몰라

[@hisydneeyy7103]

@@kyu2813 thank you for explaining 😊 I'm having a hard time learning batchim

[@Happysoul92]

Hi, you no longer teaching?

[@revinmagtoto]

How do you pronounce this 이십육?

[@kyu2813]

ee sheep yook 🙂 you can type it in Google translate to hear it

[@revinmagtoto]

@@kyu2813 why they pronouce it ee shimnyuk?

[@kyu2813]

@@revinmagtoto I don't know, I guess if you say it fast it's just more comfortable to say it like that i guess