I, MY, ME, MINE - Learn Korean Pronouns

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

✅ a.co/d/iNpdngb ✅ If you want to learn Hangeul in an organized and systematic way, study with Jenny's textbook😊👍 (You can find Jenny's book on Amazon Kindle)

[@kimann3377]

나는 love you 나의 world 나를 i love(i love me) This Home is 나의 것.. Thank you teacher...its very useful .... 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

Hey Ann!!! Long time no see😆 How are you today? You are so dedicated student👍🏻

[@heenachowdhury7577]

❤❤me neun so happy my dear teacher ❤❤❤

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

My dear student🥰

[@JO_JARYONG]

Thank you 🩵

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

Let's study together✨

[@yousoyfu]

나의 Book,,,📖

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

So nice👍🏻

[@HayJayX]

Thank you for this video. I always wonder what Korean pronouns are, and this video popped up in my notifications. 😃

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

You were curious about pronouns! I’m currently giving a series of lectures on pronouns. Recently, I made a video on how to refer to “you,” so feel free to check it out. It’s amazing that my video showed up in the algorithm! Nice to meet you!😆👍🏻

[@HayJayX]

@@CrazyEasyKorean Thank you. I will check out that video as well.😃

[@tony-ud6xg]

재니 씨, In English we have passive and active forms of writing a sentence. So I can write: That’s my book (active) Or That book is mine (passive) That book belongs to me (passive). Does korean also allow various constructions of the same idea, just as they allow various levels of politeness?감사함니다 나의 친구🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

In Korean, the same idea can be expressed in various ways. Just as there are different levels of politeness, Korean allows for diverse sentence structures and expression methods. For example, the following sentences both convey the same meaning: Active voice: “그건 내 책이야.” Passive voice: “그 책은 내 소유야.” Because Korean allows multiple ways to express the same idea, you can choose the expression that best fits the situation.😄

[@tony-ud6xg]

@@CrazyEasyKorean 채이씨. Thank you for showing me this. I greatly desire to be able to write one Korean sentence with an artistic, even poetic, touch. You are a wonderful 선생님 and I value you very much. You have earned my affection, my respect, and my admiration many times over. I pray the cup of your life overflows with orange tulips raining from out of perctly blue skies. 🩵🩵🩵🩵🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🥰

[@tony-ud6xg]

I mirctyped your name in the above comment!😫😡🤯🤬채니씨!

[@tony-ud6xg]

@@CrazyEasyKorean 언녕하세요 선생님, my heart sometimes gets all spun up over our simple interactions in these comments, causing me to want to write a thousand hundred nice things to you. This would of course be a burden on your time, and I respect your time and how busy you are finishing your new book or peparing your next video (not to mention making out lesson plans for you blessed 학셍들.) but I had to tell you this one heart thought: sometimes thinking of you gives me the same feeling like that first moment on waking from an amazing, hsppy dream. 🩵🩵🩵🙇🏻

[@정미-v1c]

나는 행복해요

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

So nice you are🍦

[@hifzakhawaja2322]

Hello you are so swewt❤❤❤❤❤❤ and I am a kid a girl 😅

[@정미-v1c]

💙💙💙

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

I like your blue hearts☺️

[@안화수-f1o]

나는 행복해요.🩵🩵🩵

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

나는 happy too😆👍🏻

[@은주2011아미]

Wow 🩵. Teacher can you make a birthday video and sing my name Ayesha Noor in it please 💖💖💖💖

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

Happy birthday Noor🌷😆🎉

[@은주2011아미]

@@CrazyEasyKorean Thanks teacher 💖💖

[@은주2011아미]

@@CrazyEasyKorean Teacher can you give me your number? Please 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@rubinasheikh272]

Can u tell me how to letter Q in Korean

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

The letter "Q" is written as 'ㅋ' in Hangeul. If you want to properly learn Korean phonics, check the pinned comment, my friend.🌷

[@matthewchoa2254]

Naneun hangug eowa ilbon eolul gongbuhal su isseoseo haengboghaeyo..

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

한국어와 일본어를 공부하는군요! Which language do you find more difficult, Korean or Japanese?😆

[@matthewchoa2254]

@@CrazyEasyKorean japanese but korean is much easier japanese is mòst difficult subject. But i enjoy it.

[@matthewchoa2254]

Naneun haembuk. Kaeyo.

[@Geasan-z8f]

나는 happy🩵

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

나는 행복해요😉🩵

[@joelg8004]

저의 teacher is great. Think that would be correct? 🩵🩵🩵

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

You are perfect!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@tony-ud6xg]

나는 한국어를 배우는 사람이에요 Miss Jenny, I love your videos and am impressed by your english. But. In this one I need to point out that in English one can’t say “I happy”. You would say “I am happy” This is the difference between expressing an action and expressing a state of being. For instance you would write I bake but i am a baker I sing but I am a singer I love you but I am in love with you Is 나는 the equivalent of English “I”, or “I am”, or both? Does Korean not distinguish between I vs I am? In any event I love you. (I think we all love you here.😉🩵❤️🙇🏼😘) Tou are the best, miss Jenny

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

😊That’s a great question. In Hangeul, there’s no distinction between "I am" and "I" as in English. For example: "I am Jenny, I am a teacher." 나는 제니입니다. 나는 선생님입니다. "I like English." 나는 영어를 좋아해요. Thanks to Tony, who always gives detailed feedback, I learn a lot every day.👍🏻Thank you so much. Tony is the first reader of the Hangeul textbook I created. Could you also leave a review for my book on Amazon? With your feedback, my "Bungeoppang" book won’t feel lonely.😆🌷

[@tony-ud6xg]

@@CrazyEasyKorean for you, I will certainly leave a review of your book. And it will be very positive because it’s a great book. I wish you were on itslki so we could have classes live and I could talk to you in teal-time.

[@tony-ud6xg]

@@CrazyEasyKorean ms. Jenny, I just added Hangeul day to my Iphone calander. I’m curious if increasing my awareness of Korean culture and tapping into it will facilitate my learning its beautiful language? And written Hsngeul is an art form of sorts, but accessible. I’m really enjoying reading through your book again. Everyone on ms. Jenny’s KZbin channel shoukd aldo buy her great, new book. Let’s support our amazing 선생님. She has given us so much of her time snd knowledge, we should inturn give her our support: show her you love her, don’t just tell you do.

[@tony-ud6xg]

@@CrazyEasyKorean Ms. Jenny, the very last page of your wonderful book on Hangeul (and it truly is wonderful, (glowing Amazon review to follow later today) shows that it was made in Orlando, Florida. I grew up 30 minutes outside Orlando, went to college in Orlando; after I got my drivers license and a car, I spent almost every weekend in Orlando (it doesn’t hurt that Disney World, EPCOT, and Sea World are all in Orlando, along with the best local malls and restaurants. What a small world it is! I very likely drove past where your book was made more times than you can count on two hands. Had I known , I would have stopped in and introduced myself in person to your book😉

[@CrazyEasyKorean]

@@tony-ud6xg Thoughtful Tony, it’s amazing that you were so close to where my book was created! The world really is small. I love the feeling of being connected to the world-creating something, communicating with others, and being able to help people through that process makes me truly happy. Your comments are such a great encouragement to me.🩵Adding Hangeul Day to your calendar is just awesome! Hangeul Day is coming up soon. I should make something to commemorate it. Maybe I’ll create a video related to King Sejong-that could be a good idea.😆👍🏻