(Korean lesson #8) KOREAN LOCATION WORDS & QUIZ - 위/아래,밑/앞, 뒤, 옆, 안, 밖 (Korean prepositions)

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@arabnoura8382]

Thank You Miss Helena, this is really helpful especially for the 밑 and 아래 which got Me so confused when I read about them

[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@amimir825]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@studywithamol8472]

안녕하십니까! 저는 아몰입니다...😄 나이는 열아홉 살입니다..😊 저는 너의 채널을 좋아요💜💜 고맙습니다💜💜😊✌ Hope, I wrote correct 😊✌😅

[@alphakoreanclass]

안녕하세요. 아몰 님, 반갑습니다. Great. If you don't mind I'd like to let you know just one word would be changed. That's '너'. 너 is rarely used in Korean. Because it's only often used with a very close relationship. If not, it sounds rude. So you can use 선생님 instead of 너. 😃Thank you for appreciating it. Oh, and there are videos for the words instead of 너. Casually (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2i9aaCajN-nfaM) or politely(kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpyviYePea9sfrs)

[@studywithamol8472]

@@alphakoreanclass ok thanks a lot maam 💜😊 fot correcting me.. I'll surely watch those videos 😊💜

[@studywithamol8472]

@@alphakoreanclass so instead of 너의 it will be 당신의 right maam? 저는 당신의 채널을 좋아요. Is it correct?

[@alphakoreanclass]

@@studywithamol8472 당신의 채널 is better than 너의 채널. But it's not used in real Korean conversation. So you can say 선생님의 채널 or just 이 채널(this channel).

[@studywithamol8472]

@@alphakoreanclass ok thanks maam for correcting me😊✌

[@obitosanchiha7075]

how bout how to say in middle of... in between of? btw ur lessons is very clear! i like it

[@alphakoreanclass]

In middle of is 중간에 / in between of is 사이에! Obito님 화이팅!

[@wytpom]

Hi teacher! I'm so luck for finding this channel right now. Thanks for helping us in the classes of Korean language ❤ I'm a Brazilian girl fall in love with the Korean culture for a long time ago. Okay, so I have 2 questions: The first) What's the difference between 남자친구가 뒤에 나무 있어요 and 나무 뒤에 남자친구가 있어요? The second) The sentence 집의 안에 문이 없음 있어요 is right? And I thought if this is also right: 집의 안에 문이 없음 없어요 (if I say 난 집의 continues right??) So many questions but I'm really grateful for this video and your work. I'll wait for your reply thankfully ❤❤ XOXO

[@alphakoreanclass]

Hi, Satanzinha. I am happy to help you to learn Korean. And. Let's see your question. 1) 남자친구가 뒤에 나무 있어요.( these sentences make no sense) As I explain at the beginning part of this video if you want to say 'behind a tree' is '나무 뒤에' not ' 뒤에 나무' so 나무 뒤에 남자친구가 있어요.= 남자친구가 나무 뒤에 있어요. and both sentences have no differences in the meaning. But normally place and time information is placed in the begining of sentence. And if you want to emphasize 남자친구 than other you can say that first. 2)Actually I couldn't understand what are you asking me in the second question. becuase 집의 안에 문이 없음 있어요. or 집의 안에 문이 없음 없어요. both have no meaning. -detail 1) 집의 안에 means 'in the house' right? That is logically right. But in a real conversation most of people say '집 안에' (without 의) -2) 문이 없음 means 'No door'. I guess ..do you want to say ' there is no door in the house'? that would be ' 집 안에 문이 없어요.' If you have more questions ask me more. And when you make your own Korean sentence please make sure to translate it in English to catch your intention as well. You can send me an E-mail as well. Have a good day. [e-mail]

[@wytpom]

@@alphakoreanclass Thank you so much! I get it! About the second question, what I wanted mean is: if I want say "there is no door in my house" so I would say "집의 안에 문이 없어요"? And how i use the "없음" in sentences?

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

만나서 반가워요.^^

[@yura-kn9gk]

“해가 구름 뒤에 있어요. “ , is « 구른 뒤에 해가 있어요 » correct ? Thank you !!

[@mohmednoamanb6721]

continue

[@studywithamol8472]

안녕하세요 !!😁 Maam, could you please tell me what's the difference between 싶다 and 원하다 because both means "TO WANT" Please maam🥺🙏 explain me ㄱㅅ~

[@alphakoreanclass]

안녕하세요, 아몰 선생님. I'll make the lesson video for 원하다 this weekend. Plz, wait a while. 😊

[@studywithamol8472]

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[@Raspberriesste]

Thanks so much you should've spanish subtitles 💙

[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@uzairahmedsoomro8233]

Hi teacher u use San for mountain and uei for on but why ee what does that mean I didn't understand plz clear my confusion

[@alphakoreanclass]

sorry, what is 'ee ' in your question --> "but why ee what does that mean" 이? 위? 에?

[@uzairahmedsoomro8233]

@@alphakoreanclass yes teacher ee after uei which means on

[@alphakoreanclass]

I see. do you mean 산 위'에'

[@uzairahmedsoomro8233]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

@@uzairahmedsoomro8233 Thank you for your kind word. I am happy for helping you.😊

[@reynantequiachon4288]

wi are, is it a song right? thanks 4 d video

[@alphakoreanclass]

Yes.That's EXID' song; 위 아래'. Anyway It was very difficult to understand what's the meaning of 'wi are' so long. If you want, you can watch my 'Typing Korean' video too. Why don't you try to type Korean? It would be amazing!

[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@Ash-yo2qh]

‎What is the difference between 사진이 지갑 안에 있어요 and 지갑 안에 사진이 있어요?

[@alphakoreanclass]

Basically the meaning of two sentences has no differences. But the content of the first position in sentence tends to emphasize compare to other parts. You can choose anything between two sentences depending on context or intension.

[@amimir825]

손생님~ can i know what did you say on the last part? when you're saying your goodbyes?

[@alphakoreanclass]

I said '그러면 행복한 하루 되세요. 다음주에 또 만나요.' which means 'then have a nice day and see you next week.'

[@amimir825]

@@alphakoreanclass thank you!💕

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감사합니다... 나는 스리랑카 사람 입니다..😐😐😐🤣🤣

[@alphakoreanclass]

안녕하세요. 스리랑카에서 오신 Navodya Chamod님^^

[@navodyachamod3749]

안녕하세요... Actually i like your video . i'm learning 한국말 every minute. 감사합니다 선생님 😃😊👨‍🏫

[@Vor567tez]

Thank you and I have a question - Why is 고양이가 책상 위에 있어요 translated as "There is a cat on the desk" and not "The cat is on the desk"? I am confused bcz "there is a cat on the desk" implies that I had no idea about the cat . Whereas "the cat is on the desk" means I am aware that there's a cat in the room but I don't know where in the room. So if I want to say "The cat is on the desk" is it okay to use 고양이가 책상 위에 있어요 ? Or I have to change something? Like if I write - 책상 위에 고양이가 있어요 will it mean "The cat is on the desk"?

[@amogeezike]

You are right about the context slightly changing with the two sentences. In "There is a cat on the desk", the subject is the cat, so the subject marker 가 is used. On the other hand, with "the cat is on the desk", the cat here is the topic, not just the subject (and just as you said, there is more context involved there; you know there is a cat already and maybe you are looking for it). So in this case, you could use the topic markers 은/는: 고양이는 책상 위에 있어요. There is also a slight twist here in that you might not even have to mention the cat in the second case. For instance, if someone asks "where is the cat?", you could just say "on the desk". Same in Korean: if the topic has already been set (as in everyone knows that you are talking about the cat and its position), you could even omit 고양이는, and just say "책상 위에 있어요". I recommend Helena 선생님's video on 은/는 to really get into this grammar point. I hope this helps!

[@Vor567tez]

@@amogeezike Thank you for explaining.

[@alphakoreanclass]

@@amogeezike You are the best! actually I am not sure about this question because of the English context. Thank you for helping me. ♡

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[@alphakoreanclass]

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[@naanwosti3159]

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[@alphakoreanclass]

Thank you 😊

[@adamcando]

Sorry, but how are up, down, behind, etc NOUNS?! Are they nouns in the Korean language?!? They are prepositions in the English language so I can't see how their parts of speech would not be the same in a different language.

[@alphakoreanclass]

위 is noun, 위에(noun+particle) is adverb. But "above" is a preposition. English and Korean grammar are almost the opposite. I think you can start grammar by realizing this fact.

[@kbs7489]

감사합니다 너는 한국가 영어 할 수 있어요?

[@alphakoreanclass]

죄송하지만 무슨 뜻인지 잘 모르겠어요;; 추측해서 대답하자면 저는 한국사람이지만 영어를 할 수 있습니다. ^^;;

[@Raspberriesste]

Thanks so much you should've spanish subtitles 💙

[@alphakoreanclass]

Thank you so much. I hope I could speak Spanish as well. 😊