벌써 VS 이미 ㅣ Difference Between 벌써 and 이미

[@KRZMETAL]

It’s 3 years since this upload, but the learning never stops! Thanks for the video!

[@minjiteacheskorean]

MINJIONS~! misspoke~ OMG 0:28 *in Korean 0:35 *in Korean 0:59 *in Korean I'm sorry if I made you so confused! ㅠ_ㅠ ✔ And is there any subject that you wanna learn in this series? Let me know in the comments~!

[@ninocharlesp.caitor5451]

It's okay teacher Minji.

[@shadowknight82]

What errors in Korean are you referring to? I didn't hear anything wrong with the Korean at those times. At 0:59 I noticed a small English mistake. You said "both OF 벌써 and 이미" which should have been "both 벌써 and 이미" instead. The thing I did find a bit confusing was one time (starting around 3:37) you said "negative" but "native" was written. I also noticed you said "split water & split milk" instead of "spilt water & spilt milk" several times. Anyways, thanks for the video. 민지 씨 고마워요.

[@minjiteacheskorean]

@@shadowknight82 Omg Thanks for letting me know 😅😅

[@shadowknight82]

@@minjiteacheskorean 아니에요. 도와주셔서 고마워요. 그런대 @ 0:28&0:35 한국어 발음 맞죠?

[@m00hk00h]

먼저 vs. 첫 vs. 처음 vs. 일 They all mean or can mean "first"...how are they used?

[@pallavishrotriya230]

1. 먼저 is used when something is happening first. For example, "먼저 갈께요..." Which means "I'll leave first." So it is an action which is happening first. 2. 첫 is used when something is ranked first. For example "first love" : "첫 사랑" 3. "처음" is used when something is happening for the "first time". For example "처음 만나다" means "meet for the first time." "처음부터" Means "from the first time." 4. 일 is a number. It means ONE. If I say 일번 then it would mean "Number 1". By itself it is just "one"

[@alexfriedman2047]

shes right. Also think of 처음 as "the first time "한국에 처음 왔을 때 정말 행복했어요." "When I first came to Korea I was so happy" "내 첫 여자친구는 아름다웠어요." "My first girl friend was beautiful" So 첫 is prefix while 먼저 means like First or before hand. "우리 집에 올 수 있어요?" "네 갈 수 있지만 먼저 샤워 해야 해요." "Are you able to come to my hosue?" " Yeah I can go , but I need to shower first." She pretty much explained it perfect. Probably better than I could.

[@leyah18]

This is so helpful teacher minji!!!! Easily understood!!

[@deathdoor]

Minji is really into teaching.

[@Bowtie12oclock]

The quality of your videos have gotten way better than when you first started. You put a lot of thought into the edits and skits I am so proud to be known as a minjion!

[@JamesTermy]

Wow thanks for explaining this, I loved the last example with 벌써 , 너 ending, and 네 ending three different hints of surprise in each sentence. It is amazing to find where English loses it precision by discovery of words like these.

[@AprilGuita]

excellent! perfect examples. I absolutely know now how to use imi and eopseo:) Thank you:)

[@faredehshokrani3208]

정말 감사합니다. 이미하고 벌써는 나를 너무 혼란스럽게 했고 이제 이해했어요 ㅎㅎ 설명 해주셔서 감사합니다 .♡

[@bravery369]

When you're snapping your fingers like thanos 😂

[@shirin3166]

**disappear** *Impossible*

[@FrankM]

2:15 어떡해 sounds exactly like 어떻게. ☹️ 5:13 Minji Snap 🤣 I'm curious about the second example. So if you are late to a movie showing, you are not allowed in to the theater?

[@minjiteacheskorean]

Yes the pronunciation is [어떠캐] so you heard correctly! And actually it's just an example situation :) I've never been late that long but as far as I know, you can get in to the theater until right before the movie is finished!

[@zaijk1835]

The fact K POP SONGS make you easily remember whatever it is, thank you for the amazing examples and thank you for the another lesson

[@maevadobreva4045]

It's my first time watching your video and I really love it!! I understand wayyyyy better the difference between 벌써 and 이미 now! can you do a video about ~해야해 vs ~해야돼 and please 되 vs 돼 (ㅠㅠ 이거 진짜 어려워요) 감사합니다 민지쌤~ 구독했어요오 🥰

[@missges3592]

I haven't talked to my korean friend for a long time because I'm having a hard time speaking in korean (and also in understanding some sentences). Thank you teacher Minji! 💗💗

[@sajibislam728]

I watch your videos... It's really very helpful to learn Korean language... 감사합니다

[@sachet_b]

Such great content 😍고맙습니다

[@biddy999]

The examples at the end are very helpful. Please do more! Thank you!!

[@9498리리]

Precise explanation !!! Thank you

[@boradmay]

Helpful as always

[@chaeyoung_ot7440]

Thank you teacher ☺

[@khyrzzxujhynnefanega9073]

I love your acting skills 😍😍😍💜💜

[@floweroutset]

Your videos are very useful! Thank you for your hardworks!!! 😭😭😭

[@KoreaAlienStory]

Well explained !!! Keep the good work 👍

[@minjionsloveminjiteacher9693]

5:07 The space stone is gone lol

[@alexhwang7439]

So cool example situation. Thank you so much 🤗

[@rainbowunicorn6841]

I love her acting

[@BlossomRosee]

This helped a lot, Thank you!!

[@Babiuli]

What ...지고 means in the sentence. I heard many natives used it. Btw love your channel 💜💜

[@CyberMew]

The video came in time! I ALWAYS have problems with this. I am not sure which to use every time when I want to use “already”...

[@shirin3166]

Chungha gotta go was my favourite songs!! It helps me to learn also

[@giorginoabraham3130]

*KOREAN LEARNERS PROBLEM* *Beginner Its easy when it comes to short sentence ex= minjae eats banana 민재씨는 바나나를 먹습니다 but when it comes to a long sentences double activities or person or caption korean book and newspaper etc woahhh how to conjugate them,thank you 민지쌤😁🙏

[@robelrodriguez7666]

나는 이미 민지 씨의 youtube channel에 가입되었어요. Am i correct? i was trying to say that "I'm already subscribed to your KZbin channel."

[@そーり-n8z]

わかりやすかったです！ 알기 쉬웠어요!

[@yammypups5050]

thank u so much!

[@sopekookie7]

Thank you for the lesson 🤗

[@jitkumarrai5698]

Thank you!

[@Tan-em3hb]

Well, can I say "발써" for question with surprise and the other time are "이미"? That much I understand

[@itsdareen1777]

Thank you for this!

[@dipenpan8003]

Thank you....madam...love u

[@pengpeng5236]

Good

[@_bana_8747]

when can i speak such a korean person or a person who knows korean😭😫

[@샤샤샤-k1t]

이뻐 언니

[@yowotssapmeh3953]

Can someone tell me what does the ending 했다고 on 4:34 mean?

[@montaro99]

How about 마리 teacher Minji?

[@minjiteacheskorean]

마리 is an animal counter! It's an unit you'll need when you count the number of animals. e.g. 고양이 세 마리 = Three cats

[@minjiteacheskorean]

kzbin.infoXM2y8Aqqd_E?feature=share This is a short video about 마리 :)

[@nagendrakcoffical1992]

Wow

[@Strawberry143x]

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu ^-^

[@ellalogx]

I loved this video 😍 Jesus loves you ❤

[@aleshihan]

Entonces 벌써 es un "ya" pero de sorpresa, e 이미 es un "ya" pero de pasado y en sentido negativo

[@Nerdfighter958]

Not the Thanos snap 😂

[@raik9536]

영상 벌써 끝났어요?@@

[@AIArtistNoahC]

그럼 벌써는 SO SOON을 써야한다는 이야기인가? 결론을 모르겟내요. ㅠ,.ㅠ

[@amna3964]

I really wanna be fluent in Korean but my vocabulary is really poor 😔😭😔😭

[@sachet_b]

Don't give up🤗

[@amna3964]

It takes like years and years to learn new language 😭

[@minjiteacheskorean]

Don't be so discouraged! I'll help you! 화이팅

[@awaisdurrani1938]

내 베스트 티치 민지 언니💜💜💜 사랑해요💖💖💖 파키스탄에서 온 큰 사랑💙💙💙 잘 지냈어요??? 항상 행복 하고 건강 하지다🌟🌟🌟 파이팅😄😝💪 좋은 비디오💚💚💚

[@minjiteacheskorean]

안녕하세요!! 오늘도 감사합니다 :) 항상 행복하고 건강하세요!

[@RockHoward]

Loved the lesson. Very creative skits and examples. By the way it is "spilt milk" which is the past tense of spill.

[@RockHoward]

You spelled it correctly but pronounced it as "split" which is a different word.

[@yinshu1003]

한국어...열심히 하세요.