🔴 [LIVE: High beginning] ~구나/군요 Ending | 2022.03.11 FRI(9AM EST / 11PM KST)

[@elendil94]

you're the best korean teacher EVER! please, please, keep up the excelent job. kisses from Brazil.

[@zulfsyhmiii]

Yeah,the live can be saved.after you explained about 구나, it's more easier for me to understand and I got most all of it.i need to rewatch this live back.오늘 문법은 가르쳐주셔서 감사합니다 선생님!❤️

[@KoreanJream]

저도 감사합니다, 샤미 님!!! 💕 It was blocked because of 무한도전 clips at the end of the lesson, so I had to edited it out and now it’s unblocked…😔

[@learnkoreanwithKorean]

고생하셨어요. 선생님 목소리 잘 들립니다.

[@KoreanJream]

제가 이걸 진짜 몇 번씩 묻죠? 😅 들리다, 보이다 연습하게 하려고 매번 무한반복합니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 항상 감사합니다 🙏

[@wafaihmanine7079]

다행이다 its saved 😍🤩😍🤩

[@KoreanJream]

It was blocked, so I edited out the 무한도전 variety show clips…😔

[@wafaihmanine7079]

@@KoreanJream 괜찮아 😊

[@김조지-p3p]

선생님 감사합니다 💓🌺

[@KoreanJream]

저도 감사합니다!!! 💕

[@coryane]

Wow, thank you so so so much for your amazing lessons. I am still in the high beginner stages but this has definitely helped explain some of the words and verbs that I hear when I watch Korean content. 선생님, 정말 감사합니다.

[@KoreanJream]

This definitely is very commonly used, so because you've learned the gist of it, as you advance more and see this in dramas and songs, you will get a better idea of its nuance and meaning over time!!! 도움이 돼서 저도 기뻐요! 저도 감사합니다!!! 😍

[@tvETjam]

Oh! Apparently it was blocked. I'm glad I could have seen this lesson now, that was a sentence ending I wanted to learn about. Thank you, always, 졔림 선생님~ (*^^*) It's out of topic for this lesson but I'd like to ask a Vocabulary question, About opposite word's meaning. I've seen there are a few prefixes used in front of the same word (just like there is in EN or FR) Like 불~: (불)편하다 ; (불)친절하다 Or 비~: (비)싸다 Then there are words like ~있다/~없다 or 잘~/못~ ...... My question is, is there other words/prefixes/way that are used to directly tell the opposite meaning? And is there a tip to know when there should be one? (or I believe we have to memorize them) For example, I would probably say 친절 안 해요 if I didn't find about 불친절해요 Maybe that would be an idea of video to do :) Merci beaucoup~

[@KoreanJream]

Yeah, I had to edit out the part with the variety show using the form. Here's the link to the video if you want to watch it and laugh a little! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z36YenapnLmDisU For the 한자 prefix vs. 안~, you could use either actually. 안 편하다, 안 친절하다, 안 비싸다 are perfectly correct as well. Between 불 and 비, it is not clear cut when to use which, but I can think of a video to help distinguishing the words using either! 그리고 저도 항상 비디오 봐 주셔서 감사합니다!

[@tvETjam]

"그랬구나아아아" 😂 정말 재미있군요 ㅋㅋㅋ This show is so fun, especially the acting is so good from them. Right, I see! 안~ can always be used, just like the English "Not" could. "It's [not] comfortable", "It's [not] organised", etc. Then specific prefixes like 불~ and 비~ might happen just like "Un~" or "Dis~" in English "[Un]comfortable", "[Dis]like", etc. (Although some of them might take both prefixes and still makes sense). That has to be a matter of knowledge and learning each individual words though 🤔 Maybe it's a little complex topic to talk about, so it is not much expected to have a video on it. But I was curious for a moment 😄 영상 만들어주셔서 항상 감사합니다!