How to Say "He, She, They" in Korean | Pronouns

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson28/ 🌸time stamp🌸 00:00 What are Pronouns in Korean? 02:54 Ways to say "He" or "She" 13:18 Ways to say "They" 16:01 Extra Words 17:16 Practice Time 23:29 Outro & Encouragement 여러분, 화이팅! 💪

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes yes when we get to sentence connectors (conjunction) that's when we can really dig into this :) It is coming so please bear with me😊

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01:40 is okay to use either Sino-Korean numbers as well as Native Korean numbers for telling the age or does it has to be specific ?

[@MrSenChoi]

In above case, Sino-Korean will sound awkward, so not recommended. But they’re used sometimes because some kids are not used to Native Korean numbers or you can’t remember it suddenly.

[@MrSenChoi]

But if you want to use Sino Korean numbers use 세 instead of 살. And using Native Korean with 세 is completely wrong. And not even rarely used.

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thank you so much , i was really struggling to understand the 3rd person pronouns bcoz all the other videos said different things but now if am very much cleared with this topic. i was almost going to give up learning bcoz i could not find these pronouns. but thank u for making this video it was a saveir . luved ur vids . keep making them.

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I have a doubt ma'am... In the question " how did Jisoo get an A" you wrote it as "지수가 어떻게 A를 바덨지 ?" Why did you use 바덨지 instead of 바덨어? According to one of your previous lessons 지 is used for affirmation(confirmation) right? Then why is it used to ask a question here?

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i have the same question too

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

When -지 is used with the question word, (in this case, 어떻게) it can be a question of wondering to yourself. So 지수가 어떻게 A를 받았지? would be closest in meaning to "I wonder how Jisoo got an A." For example, 지수가 왜 왔지? (Why did Jisoo come? I wonder why Jisoo came.) 쟤 어디 가지? (Where is he going? I wonder where he's going.) It's used like this. But in plain question, -지 ending is used as a question of affirmation :)

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18:39 what does -지 particle stands for at the sentence 지수가 어떻게 A를 받았지? Can you please clarify?

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18:28 in your another video you said verb comes last. But why in this video 공부 comes first before 열심히? I thought it 열심히 공부했어. Or are both correct? Thank you miss vicky 🌹

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

It's a really good question. What all verbs that end in -하다 have in common is that, they come after a noun. So 공부 from 공부하다 is actually a noun that means study. Also in verbs like 요리하다, 일하다, 청소하다, the words before 하다(요리, 일 and 청소) are all nouns, and each of them means cooking, work, and cleaning. Verbs with 하다 can be separated like 공부 + 하다, 일 + 하다, 요리 + 하다, so when you want to say " I study Korean, "you can say 저는 한국어를 공부해요 but you can also say 저는 한국어 공부를 해요. So 공부 and 해요 got separated, with 공부 becoming a noun, an object in a sentence, and only 해요 remains in the verb place. Also when you wanna say "I cook" you can say "저는 요리해요" but another possible sentence is 저는 요리를 해요, making 요리 a noun, an object in a sentence. So this is one special trait about -하다 verb :) I'll explain more in another video, but hope this helps u for now~

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선생님, “다니다” can be used in other contexts like to attend a concert?

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You should use 가다 to a concert. 다니다 means to attend regularly or often.

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As i can't speak korean in my daily routine or with my family that's why i am stucking up in it. Tell me what can i do. I believe that the more i speak the more i learn but how ??

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Try talking to yourself, that's what I do. Then after you become slightly confidente at speaking try to find any native speaker who would be willing to help you.

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Thanks i will try my best just like in this way i learnt english and i love to talk to my self thanks a lot 💜💜💜 you remined me my way

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@@ayushisharma5678 I'm currently working on developing my speaking skills in English, so that's what I do since I don't have anyone to talk to and yeah, it has worked so far. You're welcome and good luck 🤗

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[@realwinniethepooh135]

i read a book and this book say instead of saying HE,SHE korean prefers repeteadtly using their name again and again in daily conversation.

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Can you teach us how to write letters in Korean?

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I think she has made some videos on 한글! Just go to her channel's playlist and you'll find one for the korean alphabet

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Thanks for the video! But, I have a question regarding the name of your youtube channel. Why is it 빅키 샘? What is 샘?

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I think I remember someone else (TTMIK) explaining it as a shortened version of 'teacher'. 선생님 is teacher so 샘 is like combining them all into one syllable. It's still polite to call your teacher 선생님 unless they say it's ok to call them 샘.

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@@shinytomoon Ohhhhhh okayyy thank you so much~

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Do this because BTS Thanks Your are a great teacher Thank you for learn hangul that easy. Teacher I am sure you are a army. May I ask a one question ? Who is your bias ? And did you attended to BTS concert ? Reply plz . I am proud I am learning with armys🥰🥰 and teacher I purple u. Sorry for bad English . I am from Sri Lanka

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Thank you 🥰 My favorite has always been hobi, but I admire the whole group :) I've never attended their concert (or to be frank, any concert of K-pop artists 😢 haha) but many of their songs really resonate with me. And your English is great, no worries. I purple you too!

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky Thank you for replyied. I am sorry for that you are never attended BTS concert I am really really sorry for that 😢 I am really happy you replied me thank you so much .. 🥰😍

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Are contracted forms considered grammatically correct when written?

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Yes

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thanks a lot

[@ruvimccallaham6425]

안녕하세요 빅캬 선생님. I`ve got a question. I totally understood your lesson, however when i review other videos about the pronouns, I mean I search for 대명사 videos here in youtube, some videos say that he, she are 그 and 그녀, could you clarify this point, please. Thanks in advance for your professional videos 감사합니다 빅키 선생님.

[@owl6218]

similar mechanism exists in indian languages too

[@_.kssh._3251]

May I know of the grammer in Hangul is really hard? Or is it easier then english. Im a little stuck on how to make sentences as not many people focus on that.

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Hangul refers to the alphabet of Korean language :) and 한국어 means Korean. I don't think one is harder than the other, it's just that the grammar in those two languages are very different, and there's a lot to process when learning a language different than your mother tongue. Like Japanese speakers would find Korean grammar easier than English grammar, and the other way around for Spanish speakers. It's kind of like that.

[@_.kssh._3251]

@@KoreanwithMissVicky Ah, okay! Thank you! ❤

[@iamrandalltier]

Can you use things like '걔', '얘' & '쟤' if you're talking about 1 person who isn't a girl or a boy? Or a person you don't know the gender of?

[@reynantequiachon9096]

Ms vickie,how about i ro kae & keu ro kae?what's the meaning of this?i always hear it in many songs?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

이렇게 means "like this" and 그렇게 means "like that" :)

[@cxlyrics5350]

"You shouldn't use it to your teacher that you should be showing respect to." My class here in Sweden to teachers: literally jumps around on tables, screaming, while the teacher's speaking me: "yeah, that seems about right." (and yes, my classmates are seventeen year olds...)

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Same in Denmark bro ahaha