Basic Korean Classic 05 - so, and, if, but, then...

[@beloveskoo]

this was made in 2012? wow! your videos were ahead of their time, i applaud you 👏🏻

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks!

[@gio8460]

True!

[@nicoleraheem1195]

True

[@Comoarroz]

almost how long i lived

[@ConversationalKorean]

Normally 먹고 (먹다 + 그리고) is "eat and..." However, if a past-tensed verb comes right after 먹고, like 먹고 잤다... then it means "ate and slept."

[@JúniorSchmidt-r8e]

Is 2024 and I'm here improving my korean with your videos. I can't believe this was made in 2012. So incredible. Best korean lesson channel ever. 축하합니다!

[@jasmincita2000]

i come here again after a year. This is probably the best channel to learn, it feels like being on a real class. I love how you break each word before explaining the real meaning. It truly helps me a lot

[@william2D3D313]

Hello, I started to learn Korean from the first of December 2021. I just found this Chanel now. I think this is a great chanel for me to learn real Korean language. ❤

[@ForeverCellist]

This is great!!! Both the format and the style of teaching are great. This style might not work for everyone, but for me this is perfect. :) Easy to understand and really helpful, I'm learning a lot. Thank you so much!!

[@ConversationalKorean]

Good question. Actually, 들다 and 든다 doesn't really matter in this case. (You'd probably know it but still I just have to mention that 들다 is the basic form of 든다.) However, if you wanna say the sames thing in past-tense, then it should be like "디자인이 맘에 들었는데, 그거 얼마였어?" (I liked the design, but how much was that by the way? ...들었다+그런데)

[@brownie1009]

Thank you for learning us! I watch these video every single day to learn korean well! Thank you so much for your good job

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome! :)

[@sojgizzi662011]

Thank you 🙏 very much! I know that for you do those work it takes lots of your time do it!! 🙏🙏 Not just that ... also tones of work too!!! I just want you to know That I appreciate you and your very much!! 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, and thank you for your comments, they all make me happy! 😀

[@ggeee99]

you are the best Korean teacher ever ......... thank you very much ♥

[@renatamaila1094]

This really helps me a lot. I have learned the linkers and grammars separately, so just 그런데 and 그리고 I have this "conscience". I'm currently learning about the anothers and I was feeling a little struggling. But now, after this explanation, I understand much a lot. I'm really thankful for this video.

[@ConversationalKorean]

I'm glad this video helped, Renata!

[@debbie1724cham]

I really like to listen to a Korean speaking their native tongue.. just that.. because somehow, I know we can adopt the way they speak, (e.g. proper pronunciation, intonation). I have been learning the language for three years now and still struggling a lot. Learning a language is like Math, it is hard but fulfilling when achieved with flying colors. I have no one to speak with to learn and no one is anxious to study with me.. it is hard but I really wanted to learn this third language.

[@areumi777]

Thinking in Spanish, understanding english and learning Korean. Esa es otra onda xd

[@nelycandelario2209]

ME TOO

[@jeontaekook9813]

Lol same..I'm thinking Bengali, understanding English and learning Korean😑

[@sapphire2442]

Eso mismo. Te confunde horriblemente :(

[@perlafriasperalta1567]

HAHAHA samee, lo malo es que nii sé inglés y los veo.

[@valentinaidarragaagudelo178]

me alegra no ser la unica :,)

[@VariousFunVideos]

This one was really good! You find perfect examples and always give a little extra for us to notice and figure out on our own! I will soon go to Korea and your lessons will help me improve really fast. Thanks again!

[@ConversationalKorean]

I wrote those letters down using tablet. I'll take it as a complimentary :)

[@thiya4627]

it's not a font?! your handwriting is pretty! i love it!

[@chicory.k6305]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 예문이너무웃김ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 친구를 믿는방법부터 배워야겠구나 ㅋㅋㅌ쓰흡... 진짠가?ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@lalala2341]

ㅇㅈ 개웃기넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 스스로 배우려고 노력하는 자세가 참된 자세란다^^

[@debbie1724cham]

i am learning a lot about grammar from this vid. 이 동영상이 좋아합니다. 정말 감사합니다. ^^

[@gangwalankitjain26]

It's confusing yet easy at the same time I just have to watch it 3-4 times Thank you 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@anamarianievesramireztorre2229]

Dear Teacher, thanks 👍🎼🎼🎼🎼 Have a Beautiful and lovely day... See later ,🌷 Atte. Ana

[@ConversationalKorean]

Oh, thank you. You too have a beautiful and great day!

[@jamesew82]

너는 훌륭한선생님이예요! 진짜 고맙습니다!

[@froggreat9631]

너(×) 당신(ㅇ) or you can use '님' when you refer to those who make such a post online. In that way, you sounds a real korean. But '당신' sounds a bit formal. Korean rarely use the word cuz it is usually used in literary works:)

[@laya1077_]

@@froggreat9631 yeah we can also use the channel name and say 님 cause 너 sounds a bit too informal or disrespectful it's better to use 김선태 님 as it is his original name

[@lalala2341]

이런거 보면 내가 처음 영어배울때 얼마나 어려웠을지 다시 생각해보게 됨..

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks, Debbie. By the way, just a little bit of correction: 이 동영상을 좋아합니다. (you can skip 울.) ^^

[@huimeiyeth]

Hello! i would like to say a very thanks to u for sharing this lesson to me. It really good for me and i hopefully you will continue to share the next lesson , see you then!

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome! I hope you enjoy your trip in Korea!

[@wrldtrvlr4vr]

Love the way you teach Korean. Please make more of these videos again!

[@xxCupcakeBunnyxx]

I love your videos so much! Your teaching style is awesome! :) Thankyou!!

[@who346]

This really helping with sentence structure and recognition... Thank you

[@angry-indian-goddess]

Ah... I wish I'd found your channel years ago ㅠㅠ

[@ConversationalKorean]

Kind of.... but not always. It's tough to explain with a single short reply, they are pretty complicated ones for foreigners.

[@가출하면개조심]

아니 이유튭 ㅋㅋㅋ 내눈높이에 맞는데 ㅋㅋ? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ잼잇닼ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@chloelee4580]

나는 당신의 말을 번역하지 못했다. 한국어는 매우 어렵다.

[@김-p8t3x]

저도 한국인인데 이거 개꿀잼이에욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@젤리그자체]

저도 한국인디 꿀잼ㅋ

[@ConversationalKorean]

고마워요. 즐겁게 공부하세요!

[@asselyaospan8280]

Я одна смотрю это видио в 2020? Қазақстаннан сәлем!!! Thanks for this vidio!!! I havn't a korean alphabet so " kumapsimnida"

[@sanaemizab9628]

Can you please do a test video where your first say and write the sentence and we translate in our mind then you show the result than you only say a sentence without writing it and we try to translate it pleaaasseeee !!!!!

[@saragustavsson2880]

LG jägare jag skulle behöva en bra dag för dag som denna då och nu ska ha en bra kväll så kan Amandas ju bara så ni som är i behov av en bra dag för mycket av det som SARA u got som du chansen att få till ett möte i veckan SARA och att vi ska

[@menear]

This lesson and all your lessons are so good! Thank you very much

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome! Glad to hear that!

[@yalochkayalo]

Amazing! thank you very much!

[@veronicasalazar7536]

It really works ..😊😊thank you ..i subscribe a right channel💕💕

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, and thank you :)

[@tinalee72]

its really awesome, i really like it :) i want to model my hangul characters after yours because mine is a mess :)

[@____-tu4ch]

어쩌다보니 5강까지 집중해서 보고 있다... 너무 유익하고 즐겁네요. 감사합니다!

[@trangtompaulmelinda]

정말 좋아해요. 감사합니다.

[@ConversationalKorean]

(I had to think about it for a while, then the answer is...) No. 들다+그런데=드는데; 든다+그런데=드는데... and both of'em are pretty much the same, if not just the same.

[@mstfcekici]

I wish there would be a Turkish channel like that

[@faizchitrali]

really great job keep it up ...

[@cryalopez9534]

감사합니다 선생님이~

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Cyra!

[@faraong]

this helps tremendously! thank you so much for this lesson 감사합니다!

[@TheYourocio]

thanks for your videos---so useful :D

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks. "이 동영상 너무 재밌어요" would be correct, I mean just take away 을. 아니요, 보라카이에는 안 가봤어요.

[@lezenosers4207]

로컬라이징: ㄴㄴ 보라카이 안가봄

[@tinalee72]

i love the font you use in your videos. what is the font's name?

[@hopespringdaily9940]

널 가르치 방식을 넘 좋아요 ㅋㅋ ❤

[@gogumatv_dance]

5탄 역시 나왔군 1,2,3,4탄이 알고리즘에떠서 봤는데 5탄나오니 이제 6탄?

[@levanquang8340]

thanks! my teacher !

[@essy645]

Thinking Turkish, Understanding English, Learning Korean.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

This lesson is very thorough ❤️

[@INTJ93]

No comment ~~ really amazing ❣️

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks!

[@helmynizadismail9852]

Great vid man!easy to understand..valuable effort..

[@oenonelo]

Great!

[@tekugurungnepal8402]

are you great korean conjuction and conversion

[@annapurnapaul2478]

You are soooooiooooooooo handsome 😍😍

[@debbie1724cham]

yay!! thanks a lot. ^^ i will keep this in mind. ^^ I actually use 을 more often, haha but this time, I dunno what happened that I typed in, 이. I think 가 and 이 are for person particle, right? ^^ 감사합니다

[@lorenasantiago1037]

헐 대박!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@ConversationalKorean]

고마워요!

[@salmasima7859]

고마워요

[@christaginta7180]

I feel crazy right now..why too much to learn 😭😭😭😭...but i really want to work in Korea...

[@yourcomfortz3194]

안녕하세요.... Who's here 2022?

[@hanlinkim2975]

5:48 it says '든다' but then when it was about to add it says '들다'.??

[@chyffyy]

감사합니다

[@chantirosario6472]

I have a question. Why use ㅆ다 instead of ㅆ어요? For example, why 먹었다 instead of 먹었어 when it comes to any verb in the past tense?

[@samirayu6252]

i see ..you know [그리고 is and] and [먹다 is eat].. when you added them together is it still the same or it changes its meaning..so 먹그 means and ate ??

[@green-eyed4435]

I was sure 먹었다 + 그리고 + 갔다 = 먹고 갔다 I mean past tense I can use only in the second sentence, so 먹었고 갔다 it seems to be incorrect??

[@강동현-b3i]

대박이네 이사람ㅋㅋㅋ

[@areumi777]

감사합니다❤

[@ConversationalKorean]

De nada! 🙂

[@samirayu6252]

oh i see, and when you combined all the words together like 그런데 and 든다, is 그런데 still has its meaning or it changes.

[@xangelzboiixx3702]

이 레슨늘 좋아요! :D

[@lotisdizon7163]

선 생 님 감 사합 니 다...제 가 한말 마자요?...수 고 했 어요

[@ConversationalKorean]

예, 맞아요.

[@keokosal9467]

고마워요, 저는 열심히 공부해요.

[@youareagem4440]

omg my brain gonna explode

[@lalibelardo1706]

Is it wrong to not combine the verb of the first sentence and the transition word? or is it fine to say the transition words as a whole in between two sentences?

[@ConversationalKorean]

Both are fine. :)

[@loveshot98]

Hi, is there any difference between saying 슬펐어 and 슬펐다? Or saying for example, 좋아 or 좋다? I guess my doubt is if using verbs in the infinitive form in the Present or any other verb tense is grammatically correct. Thank you in advance :-)

[@ConversationalKorean]

As for meanings, they are the same - 슬펐어 and 슬펐다. But when you communicate with someone, 슬펐어 is more common.

[@loveshot98]

Conversational Korean 알겠습니다 ^^ 정말 감사합니다!

[@green-eyed4435]

Anna R. 슬펐어 & 슬펐어요 is spoken language and 슬펐다 is written language & dictionary form, right?

[@ryanmccartney249]

저는 비디오를 좋아해요 그래서 저는 열심히 공부해요!

[@hirashrestha3660]

감사하ㅂ니다.

[@GOWRISHANKKAR1]

Umm, don't wanna come off as rude, or anything... but isn't 너 + 가 = 네가? (Pronounced as 니가 to avoid confusion) That's what I learnt. Still a beginner, so I may be wrong.

[@문지윤-n1b]

10:47에 걱정'되'서 가 아니라 걱정'돼'서 이에요!

[@예솔이-v5f]

문지윤씨가 저를 한국어를 가르칠수 있습니까?

[@rojasromero8140]

gracias!

[@ConversationalKorean]

사실 여러번 썼다 지웠다 했거든요. 실제로는 완전 초등학생 글씨라... ㅋㅋ

[@inhyelee6933]

안녕하세요.. 공부를 쑥쑥 잘 들엇는데 가끔 까먹었어요. 혹시 좋은 공부 방법을 있으세요?? 알려주면 감사하겠습니다 ^^

[@cypher7440]

2023!!..

[@Zarininthebuilding]

Stay🥹

[@jasmincita2000]

Good class!

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks!

[@mathildafm]

아너무웃겨

[@ppibppyob]

역으로 영어공부 하기도 좋네요 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@Siena-ic4dr]

The problem is 없어서 sounds a lot like 없었어 and 이고 sounds like 이거

[@닉짓기귀찮]

0:10 지금 알았는데 "를" 발음이 특이하네요

[@ชวนนท์ธิติกานต์ศิญา]

saya suka bahasa korea

[@예솔이-v5f]

can we say 맘에 든데?

[@ConversationalKorean]

"맘에 드는데?" would be sound more natural.

[@g_one0313]

외국인분들 귀여워..

[@ConversationalKorean]

저는 현재 카톡을 사용하지 않아요. ^^

[@shirin3166]

얘기 and 이야기?

[@Шабнам-е7с]

Aaahh....it is so hard to understand....

[@jug7107]

Can I ask 8.43 there is 걷다 +그러다가 or 걸었다+그러다가 thank you

[@ConversationalKorean]

When you combine a verb with 그러다가, you usually combine it with present tense. And it's 걷다 + 그러다가, no exception there. When it comes to attaching '그러다가', although 걷다 itself is a present tense, it is regarded as past tense since the last word of the sentence is in past tense as 부딪쳤다. Korean language is kind of messed grammatically, in my opinion.

[@jeanjune6113]

걷다가 걸었다가

[@beandavid3651]

The girl teachers use "yo" endings and he uses da. confusing. Also, why use words that are not common? \it seems all of the sentences I would not use.

[@green-eyed4435]

Bean David 어요, 아요 endings in spoken language and 다 in written language.

[@_rina_2160]

For the sentence 지금 주문하먄 십분후에 내가 가질러 갈께, why can't we use 나는 instead of 내가?

[@ConversationalKorean]

You may watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaDddGSZhpx-rsk I hope it helps.

[@Skuejfkdialqslzn]

Ain't the term 한 명 rather than 한 사람?

[@olgitsabu86]

This one was very confusing....i guess i never will learn this language :"(

[@ConversationalKorean]

Olga Mabu Oh... maybe the video is too much to grasp at a time... please don't worry, this is sort of a thing you can get in a long run... Enjoy learning step by step, and one by one at a time... I mean "don't hurry".

[@olgitsabu86]

That is my problem, I want to learn it right away and I can't get it out of my head :"( But I will keep practicing it...

[@쮸-j3f]

Conversational Korean ㅛㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅅㅅ ㅍㅎㄴㅅㄱ효겨ㅠㅕㅏㅜㅑㅕㅓㅛㅎㅎ 스폰지밥 스폰지밥 스폰지밥