G12.1 ~어서/아서 'and then...'

[@8ftUnderground]

I think this bit at 1:30 was a game changer for me. I'd never made that connection and was struggling with the use of 아서/어서 because it didn't feel natural for some reason. I think I'll be able to create sentences using this grammatical structure now. Thank you, Professor Yoon!

[@gsjsj6221]

Sir you give very nice explanation 😇감사합니다

[@Nicole-yo8ux]

저는 교수님 비디어를 봐서 코멘트를 셨어요. 코멘트를 써서 새 문법을 조금 연습할 수 있었어요. 하하 항상 감사합니다 교수님!

[@manalhafarsaid8584]

선생님 감사합니다. 수업은 매우 재미있습니다.

[@adelelearningkorean3823]

감사합니다 선생님

[@laura.2022]

absolutely perfect lesson

[@minyoongiaskedmetomarriedh6010]

Thankyou:)

[@tracykhai1639]

Thanks you.Your videos are really useful for us.pls more upload grammar videos.

[@waytomasteridiomas]

Thank you so much! Please continue making videos!

[@kallili8987]

very helpful comparison sentences!

[@maryjoytorres1170]

So happy I found your channel!! 😍

[@8Luz8]

Thank you! I need more videos like this! 🙏. 🇦🇷👋

[@hiruniperera667]

선생님 What is the 1st lesson.? I Can't find..😕

[@raghad49]

내 도시에서 한국어 학원이 없어서 혼자 너랑 배워요, 너무 유용해요. 가르쳐주셔서 진심으로 감사합니다 선생님. شكرًا جزيلًا يا أستاذ.

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

رغَــد Raghad 정말 감사합니다. 도움이 된다니 기쁩니다!

[@torylarusso]

'오늘 약속이 없어서 많이 공부했어요.' 맞아요?

[@hindicartoon2359]

맞아.

[@jasme9239]

안녕하세요 선생님? what's the difference between 되어서 and 돼서? 감사합니다!!!

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

되어서 can be contracted to 돼서. Generally, contracted forms are more often used in casual style, and the original forms are used in more formal situations.

[@lavanias9276]

Which book are you referring to in his video? Is it available for sale?

[@Anatoli8888]

Integrated Korean, Beginning 2, Lesson 12

[@lavanias9276]

@@Anatoli8888 thanks, yeah figured it out over these months🙂

[@sajidali-fu5mh]

Sir where are you live in Korea????

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

sajid ali 저는 미국에 살아요. University of Iowa에서 가르쳐요.

[@ganeshchalise8318]

Are you korean man and China man I am confused because you teach not korean natives voice like.

[@samiksha111]

of course he is korean he, is living in america now as a korean professor in IOWA university. that can be the reason.