한국어 Learn Korean |5W1H (What, Who, When, Where, Why, How) 한국어의 육하원칙

Learn the 5Ws and 1H in Korean with Korean Unnie.

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The only word I knew before watching this video was *"AH WAAAEEEEEEEEEE?"* Thank you Chen.

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Jajajaja I love how the pronounce "왜?" In korean movies ♡

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it would be better if you mention whether it is a formal or an informal sentence. thank you

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[@MsWillybert]

I'm glad I found your channel! it's so helpful. Can you do a video on some Korean endings? Like I know -은 데 - 같아 and of course -요. but I don't really have a clear understanding of -든 and -는 걸. I was searching through your videos and haven't seen any like this yet.

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Thank you for another wonderful video. Thus makes me think of Tim Ferriss and his suggestion to have a native speaker do a list of items with his, her, their, we, past, present, future. 😍😍

[@flamingunicorn4498]

Why 'm' sounds like 'b' in what and 'n' sounds like 'd' in who?

[@thatonemultistan841]

Flaming Unicorn it's because of nasal sounds. They use it a lot :D When you cover your nose m sounds like d and so on heh. That's why.

[@apolyonabadon1962]

Let me give you an example.

[@mabe7368]

Idk why but.... saying "n" is like - with stuffed nose and u got the flu..... i dont get it!

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[@KoreanUnnie]

Thanks :)

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This was better than a phrase. Thanks!

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So helpful omg, thank you!

[@ArtbyAtlas]

Very helpful!

[@tahnjr]

Excellent lesson 성생님! I just remembered a 6th 'W'... "Which"? (어느) ㅎㅎㅎ 😄😄😄

[@Auraureole]

so right! we get used to informal from the websites i guess

[@sanjaypandya3906]

Ya what's which

[@tahnjr]

"Which?" 어느 (choose from a known selection) 어느 영화를 보고 싶어요? Which movie do you want to see? 어느 것을 원하세요? Which one do you want?

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[@leyremartinez3502]

I don't understand why the sentences ended in 니 I though that it should be 요 like in casual and with out it like in slang

[@eveway1455]

Eryel -chan 요 is formal/ polite 니 Is informal. Like what you would say to a friend

[@justarussian8714]

Actually, it should be 어요 or 십니다...

[@justarussian8714]

At first, it was my primary question out there too.

[@bertlee3470]

Very helpful

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i loved it

[@viettranvan5120]

한국언니 사랑해요.

[@honeyjaan4415]

I like this video

[@rjfaber1991]

Ah, I love this kind of video... So if I got it right, in Korean, the 5W1H words are always placed after the object of the sentence, and at the start if there is no subject or object?

[@KoreanUnnie]

That's right!

[@rjfaber1991]

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[@seoulmate1360]

How about 무슨, 어느, 얼마나, 어떤?

[@GabiiyKaram]

Thank you so much for the video, but Im still confused, is this is in casual? Can we add 요 at the end to make it formal?

[@KoreanUnnie]

You can't add 요 right after 니, if you want to add 요 you have to erase 니 and attach -어요/-아요. :)

[@yendang8840]

can you tell me when we add 어요/아요?

[@hannahharding7494]

But I thought 뭐 was "what"

[@YumMinnie]

Hannah yup.i ask Google and it says what is "mwo"

[@haiiithereee30]

Hannah there are a couple of different ways to say "what", including 뭐, 무슨 and the one mentioned in the vid :) sorry for my poor explanation, i'm definitely not fluent or anything but i hope i helped clear it up

[@tannybeary8727]

So if I ask something in the there must be a '니' in the end?

[@KoreanUnnie]

Not necessarily, there are many ways to make questions in Korea. I will make a video about it soon. Thnx :)

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[@theophonchana6307]

뭘 = 무엇을 (뭐를) 뭐 = 무엇 누가 = 누구 + 이/가 어디서 = 어디에서 어디 is a pronoun meaning which place 언제 is also a pronoun meaning which time 어떻게 is an adverb from the adjective 어떻다 어떡 = 어떻게 어떡하다 = 어떻게하다

[@tiffanymcdonald7195]

Can you replace the 니's with 습니다 for formality? Or is there other endings?

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[@AbhishekSharma-fx1kw]

When to use '무엇' and '무슨' for usage of 'what'?

[@btszutter]

ARMYs?

[@namjoo8592]

At the end of a syllable, I realised there is a ‘ss’ double constant which isn’t pronounced like “ss” which we think is sounded like that What is the actual pronounciation of that

[@anoushkasingh2355]

I have been looking for the answer since forever

[@user-jn3ec4ni9w]

I’m Your Hope Im your angel I’m Jhope it’s pronounced « ss » except when at the ending of a syllable and followed by a consonant, in this case it’s pronounced like a « d » but we nearly don’t hear it.

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[@nicolrankine2005]

Hiii ♥️, in one of your videos you said that " who" in Korean is nugu and in this video "who" it's different ,can you explain me why it's different?

[@yirgabdm]

Thanks!! but how about "Which"? isn't it one of the 'wh' questions?and i also got confused with the 'ni' ending :)

[@blacklivesmatter9105]

1:25 1:29

[@vultanamograna5094]

Can you explain why question words are sometimes at the start, and sometimes in the middle of the sentence?

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I love you to

[@baepsae4064]

what's with the "니" endings ?

[@KoreanUnnie]

It's an informal question particle :)

[@baepsae4064]

oh alright thank you 🙆

[@natalyeugeniavillarroelmar4333]

한국언니 Korean Unnie I want to know the formal ways, please how they change??

[@JustinK0]

weird ive never heard it before, ive always just uses 가

[@marikaewertowska4670]

For example, instead of 있었니? you can say 있었습니까? or instead of 하니? - 합니까?

[@mrbloodymadness]

생님, 질문이 있습니다: In your examples with the word "happen", why some have 일은, and why the others 일이? I mean, are the particles 은 and 이, interchangeables when referring to a what/where/when/how... did it happen?😟

[@fuzzybear7727]

Now I can prank my friends by pretending I'm Korean by just saying "what (In Korean)"To everything they say

[@luccianarosales830]

Hii! Great video Is there any difference between '그녀는 왜 거기에 있었니' and '그녀는 왜 거기에 있었어(요)' Thanks😊

[@KoreanUnnie]

First one is more informal than the second one :)

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[@larasoktaviani2566]

Is OK if I want to make a sentence the same as I want to make a sentence in English?

[@rasyyusri6656]

hi, im really curious. what is the difference between 누구 and 누가?

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[@Aleesirs_Diary101]

hi unnie!!!! Can I ask a question? Why is it that the korean letter for g is pronounced as a k when you can just use k? Example : the korean spelling for how in english is -- eotteohgae And not --- eotteokae

[@my.budgetingjourney]

While you were explaining ´what´, you´ve said in one example ´museun´and in the others normally like ´muiseul´ is ´museun´somthing like a short form of ´muiseul´or anything else? I´m a little bit confused about it ( Sorry for the ´normal´romanized form of the questions, i don´t have the korean keyboard yet >.

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[@karunag4548]

If I want to say " which" what should I use?

[@saynalam6979]

Hello,I like your work I know you doing work harder but you need mention the Korean latter translation in English also then it’s will be better like(what-Korean latter-mwo) (why-Korean latter-wae) don’t think Wrong I’m just trying to you do more better because I’m also new subscribers in your channel

[@glam.gay.goth.]

I thought what are you doing was mwo-hae? Also, I was watching a K drama and one of the characters was staring at the other and she looked back at her and asked wae even thought I know it's supposed to mean what? Is it because of different context?

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Eager to learn korean bcoz of 2d1n.. Lol..

[@Jack-cd2wl]

Is this formal or informal? I'm trying to learn formal first so I don't offend anyone and then work my way up to informal.

[@nita_log]

Informal & casual way. I learn Korean in formal polite first. Then you can check for informal polite & casual way. Formal polite always ending with ㅂ니다. Informal polite with 요 .....cmiiw.

[@ddg5141]

why do koreans pronounce the 누 of 누가 like 두 ?????

[@ricardo22448]

ttmik did make a video about it. they said they make the sound ㄴ between there teeth with there tongue. and also because you need to forget the romanisation of the letters. 네 is 네 and not "ne" thats what they said in the video

[@ddg5141]

+ricardo22448 oh thank you.. i have been questioning since like forever 😅

[@ricardo22448]

hahah yea me to but i got my answer finally from their video^^

[@sjg4388]

TTMIK is inaccurate many times. What Chang is pointing out is word-initial denasalization of the Korean language.

[@yeinyein3510]

Korean unnie, Whats the difference between 무엇을 하고 있니 and 뭐해 ? I hope you reply me😭

[@hannahfegalquin4583]

I thought "mwo" was what ?

[@TWI168]

Right now I am working at Korea but cannot speak English well.

[@sanjaypandya3906]

What about "which"

[@seoy-io9rx]

Why does ㅁ sounds likes ㅂ and 누 sounds like 두

[@___thebutterflyofficial___5825]

무엇을 ? Or 뭐 ? (What)

[@crissajean5498]

hey what is the meaning of a WHAT TIME IS NOW WHO ARE YOU WHERE ARE YOU In korean plsssss...

[@badumtiss5288]

What about the word which?

[@dinithmapasangi2972]

how to pronounce the last letter of 어떻게 ? 게 = kee or gee ?

[@LuqmanHakim-vu1sq]

i get confused between formal and informal..so hard :;(

[@tankk631]

Hi, can we ask questions ending with '니" to our parents or teachers? TQ!

[@KoreanUnnie]

No you use 니 to only friends or people younger than you! haha

[@tankk631]

Hahaha.. noted, thanks!

[@mysssrachell_3272]

쌤 , is it an informal way bcause all the sentences is putting +니

[@katrinvelikova8128]

Its really hard to pronounce ,,what” for me 😅

[@tonyjun07]

안녕

[@daveh4208]

한국어니, I was reading another source and was told that asking a question using 니 as the conjugation was feminine and guys wouldn't say that. Is that true. I need to know it because it is used by all my female colleagues and people I meet, but as a guy, I would never say it. What do you think?

[@romankim4549]

So the ending -니 makes past tense?!

[@kyrenedechavez8266]

then what are those "waeyo~, bo?,"

[@Phasaba]

how about 무슨 일이야?, is it informal?

[@preethijpe6331]

Which?...

[@donlert]

How do you say “which?”

[@gehadalaa9517]

Creative Pixels it is 어느

[@donlert]

Gehad Alaa thx

[@Sunny-mm9ow]

idk what the korean of W only i didn't understand

[@seonghwasbae2771]

I thought mwo hae yo or mwo hae means what are you doing is that wrong??

[@ayp5177]

But i thought who was 누구??