Basic Korean Classic 06 - what, who, when, where, how, why...

[@yaz1166]

I love the way you teach, it makes it so easy and you don't speak fast, you also repeat things several times. Thank you for taking the time to teach us who wish to learn and cant find a person to practice with.

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, yazzy26.

[@딸기-j2f5q]

if only i had found this channel earlier 😭😭 This method of teaching is wonderful,

[@Angela-ou5wb]

Very effective way of teaching. Making the viewer understand and comprehend without needing a million words and explanations for grammar. Good job my friend.

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thank you for your comment, and I'm glad it helped!

[@VariousFunVideos]

One more great lesson before sleep. Thank you!!!

[@alishi8331]

마음에 들었어요..너무 너무 좋아요..감사합니다.

[@ConversationalKorean]

@Jecsen93 무엇 and 뭐 are just the same, just like "they are" and "they're" are just the same in English. Normally, 뭐 is used in conversations. "무엇 해?" doesn't mean "What year?", it means "What are you doing?" And "What year?" should be "몇 년도?" Korean words for "year" are 년 and 해 both, but if you say "몇 년?" or "몇 해?" then you're saying "How many years?" (Well, "몇 년?" can be "what year?" depends on situation, so it's better to say "몇 년도?" just to make it sure if you wanna say "What year?")

[@ConversationalKorean]

@lgrigoras0 Good question, kinda tough to explain here though... * In English, the same "knows" is used in both cases below. This kid knows this. My grandpa knows this. * But in Korean, depends on "who" knows, the form is different. (I would say, not a strict rule though.) This kid 알아 this. (얘 이거 알아.) My grandpa 아셔 this. (우리 할아버지 이거 아셔.) * The past form of "아셔" is "아셨어", and the polite form of "아셨어" is "아셨어요".

[@yutou4575]

you are so creative, great job!

[@ConversationalKorean]

+Wendy Li Thank you, Wendy!

[@ConversationalKorean]

@xxCupcakeBunnyxx You're welcome, and thanks for your comment!! :)

[@xxCupcakeBunnyxx]

Hahaha your cartoons are so funny! I love learning Korean from your videos! Thank you again :)

[@jh9683kim]

나는 왜 이 영상들을 정주행하고 있는것인가......

[@대시]

그러게요

[@ConversationalKorean]

Oh, if you heard 마자 from a song, then possibly it was "맞아" which means "right" or "(it) fits" or sometimes "get hit".

[@ConversationalKorean]

@lgrigoras0 That was going to be included in one of my next two lessons of the series (maybe in BK-08, but no guarantee), but since you asked I'm answering here nonetheless :) 가자마자 as soon as (you) go/went 보자마자 as soon as (you) see/saw 하자마자 as soon as (you) do/did

[@lilyastley7357]

I like the way you teach. I can understand everything you are saying.

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thank you, Lily!

[@JessCcC]

You make everything so easy to understand! 감사합니다!!!!

[@leahmaesolamin8514]

감사합니다 선생님.

[@lorybun986]

I like the way you teaches. It help me a lot, thank You so much ☺️

[@ConversationalKorean]

Yes, we can. The 하셨어요 one implies more respect, though.

[@TheRanimation]

Your channel is extremely helpfull ! Love you man ! If you come to Busan , I'll buy you a beer ;)

[@ConversationalKorean]

Haha, That'd be nice! Thanks! :)

[@pinkteluguchannel3964]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😱너무너무 감사합니다 선생님🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sojgizzi662011]

Thanks so much for your fantastic work 🙏🙏🤗❤️❤️❤️

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Sonia! 🙂

[@saranghamnida8170]

What a great teacher ever!

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thank you, 사랑합니다!

[@yspirit]

perfect techaer . i understand everything. thank you very much.

[@faruqmiah8167]

Thank you so much . I love your all video. want more.

[@aytenk.4630]

i realy understand quickly when i listen your videos ..

[@nawelel6970]

Love your videos ☺️🌷

[@Krnshahriarsultan]

wow!! thanks dear ~~ learn Korean language with enjoy~~~😁

[@seanglykoam]

it really fantastic to learning korea

[@sojgizzi662011]

Thank you 🙏 very much for such amazing lessons 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're very welcome! 😀

[@s_lwl6838]

the best comic dialogues, thank u

[@anamarianievesramireztorre2229]

thanks so much teacher.... have a succesfull new week ....

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Ana. Have a great weekend! :)

[@ririsasy]

Why is the m sound of ㅁ sometimes sounds like b ? Instead of mwo..i yeard bwo?? How to distinguish between the two??

[@lilyastley7357]

Wish we had the 10 sec rewind on KZbin.

[@gorazddeka1062]

On a smartphone is a double tap on the left side od a screen :)

[@ghimiredeepak9156]

thanks for perfect teavhing from Nepal

[@ConversationalKorean]

it's like "musun", starts with the M-sound.

[@ConversationalKorean]

한국에서요 :)

[@gabrielpereira551]

Muito bom

[@TheIslandempiress]

Like when tou do both the formal and informal at once. Instead of doing the informal first and the formal later in the video.

[@Rana.Canada]

Very helpful & useful. Thankx. Waiting for more~

[@Jecsen93]

what's the difference with 무엇 and 뭐 when forming a sentence? Google translate: 뭐 해? = What are you doing? 무엇 해? = What year? so when do you use 무엇 or 뭐 ?

[@Ngoc_Channn]

정말 감사합니다...난 한국에 왔습니다. 😊

[@baefamily8437]

Is there a difference between saying 어떤 노래 좋아해요? and 어떤 노래 좋아하세요? Both would be formal, correct?

[@martakruusalu8191]

Yes i know it was in 2012 but i just have to say how much better i have got by learning korean from here,gamsahabnida

[@unfad1ng]

ㅁis an M sound but in some words its pronounced as b, but m is the standard sound for the letter

[@apaige22]

this is a great video. im going to subscribe to your channel. I was just telling someone that I hit a plateau with learning korean and this video i think is just my speed. I will study from this for now. thank god i found this channel! 정말 감사합니다. 혹시 제가 한국에 지금 있는데 ConversationKorean는 어디서 비디오를 만들나요?

[@ชวนนท์ธิติกานต์ศิญา]

saya cinta bahasa korea

[@CookieMcWoo]

For “How long have you waited?” at 7:13, it sounds like you are pronouncing 셔 (over the ㅆ followed by 어 요) as a “j” sound, like “juh suh yo.” When paired together, does 셔 change the ㅅ sound to a “j” sound?

[@nguyennguyen3161]

i don't not understand the contend of the conversation. can you explain the story a bit?

[@sg5760]

Armyyyyyy!!!!! 💜💜💜💜

[@lisna22asc]

Aku suka bagaimana anda menjelaskan ini, tapi aku membutuhkan subtitle untuk bahasa Indonesia

[@gogumatv_dance]

역시6탄도 나왔군 이젠 7탄?

[@lgrigoras0]

i listen a song 마 자 and they translate' as soon as '.where do you put this on verbs?

[@natrahkhalilah4102]

궁금 하나 있는데요... "어떤대는.. 어떻게대는... " all this while i took them as having the same meaning... But apperently not... Can you show me sentences that can distinguish them two...

[@khyrzzxujhynnefanega9073]

Thank you😍👍👍

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Khyrie!

[@linaelias9683]

선생님 감사합니다❤️ 선생님이라고 불러도 될까요

[@vouchoudom2578]

so good

[@lgrigoras0]

aaa,thank you,i understand this now.

[@choaya_a_fada]

im brazilian and 뭐 해 kinda sounds like "morre" in portuguese which means DIE

[@ConversationalKorean]

Oh, thank you for letting me know.

[@lgrigoras0]

hello,i'm not that advanced in korean and i want to know what is that verb form 아 셨 어 요 ? i know it's verb 알 다 but what tense is it? thank you for your work,i improved a lot with your videos.

[@bluc3cl0ud]

It will be more than the BEST if you have pdf file attached to the video because I have to keep pausing the video, like up to a hundred times to write down everything so I can review it when needed, but it is kind of not an easy job to keep pausing like that. I know that you're already so GREAT when making those awesome videos but if possible could you put all the text mentioned in the video in a pdf and upload it in download websites like mediafire? THanks so much!

[@SmileSoSmall]

Hello, I was watching this video and this sentence came up ---> 언제까지 하면 돼/돼요. What does 돼/돼요 or 되세요 mean? I need further explanation than what the video briefly said.

[@ConversationalKorean]

SmileSoSmall 되다 has various meanings, and is quite confusing. If you translate "언제까지 하면 돼요?" literally, then it'd be like "Until when if I do then it works or I'll be fine?"... (하면 되다 is like either "do it then it works" or "do it then you're fine, you won't have problem".) You may watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYXIiHVnaddmj7s for more.

[@rabindrakunwar3051]

nice word

[@samirayu6252]

Can we say 했어요 instead of 하셨어요 ??

[@SmileSoSmall]

Should this sentence in the video (제 모자 어디 있어요?) really be this instead (제 모자 어디에 있어요?)? I don't understand why you didn't attach ~에 to 어디.

[@ConversationalKorean]

SmileSoSmall 제 모자 어디 있어요? and 제 모자 어디에 있어요? are the same. It's not like you have to put the particle "에", it's more like optional here.

[@prfm_setya95]

3:52 my ears listen _"sirak haesso"_ my bad -_-"a

[@nooramjad97]

who is learning korean cuz of kpop ?? i know i am lol

[@dougjstl1]

seams ok now. why not just to delete it. ok. or we could always use doubles of the good stuff.

[@paracletus3166]

아나우힙부알루가아투리이야ㅘ후루피하

[@caruhandle]

10:35 말 존나 심하게 하내

[@구독누르지말아주-p4u]

에엑샤?