[Learn Korean Language] 13. Hobby, Lesiure activity, Frequency adverbs 취미, 여가 활동, 빈도

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I see, some of the watchers here posting comments complaining about Jenny's english grammar mistakes but hey, she is not an american, she is just a korean girl who knows english trying to teach you Korean as good as she can. What is the point of finding mistakes in her english! Anyway, Thanks a lot to this amazing teacher Jenny!

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she is not girl. she is professor at international school of seoul and has two children :)))) . i love you miss lee jenny :)

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[@wakakaka6610]

They ... who only know the English Language need to blow off her candles to make their own shine. Ms. Jenny , thanks for your help

[@clex19]

기 and 는 것 are completely interchangeable. When you attach either of them to the end of a verb, that verb becomes a noun. For example, the English word "swimming" can be a present progressive verb, or it can be a noun, specifically the name of an activity. 러, on the other hand, indicates that the preceding verb is the purpose of another verb. It's like "to [watch]" in "I go the movie theater to watch a movie." The purpose of going to the movie theater is to watch (a movie). I hope this helps.

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Teaching is excellent, really wished there was a level 3.

[@타스님-l4n]

고마워, 선생님. 덕분에 한국어를 배웠습니다. 당신을 사랑해요.

[@sylviachou9336]

here is my start of learning about grammar of Korean but Jenny is definitely one of the best teacher in my student life.Thank you so much:))))))))

[@Desp0]

This is very helpful! Not many videos on Korean frequency adverbs so thank U 선생님.. 도와 주셔서 감사합니다~

[@harmonicamilwaukee]

since I have to speak Korean every day in my Job and I mostly know phrases that I need for my work this is great to learn more interesting phrases that I might need ...........and it´s much nicer than my really boring grammar book........ thanks a lot - this is great .........

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Jenny is the good teacher, thank you so much!

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She’s a great teacher. So helpful. Thank you so much.

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Am in awww...I never saw any detailed lessons like yours. Blessings and thankyou

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Your style of teaching is just awesome💜💜👏👏👍👍

[@clex19]

Based on Jenny's lecture, especially the analysis of sentence 4, the two are interchangeable. The ending of the preceding word does not make a difference. That is, regardless of whether the preceding word ends in a consonant or a vowel, you are free to pick which particle to use. I hope this helps.

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She is one of the best teacher in my life.i learn a lots from her. thanyou so much

[@shinhwakorean8968]

선생님 안녕하세요 ..수업 하는 모습이 아주 좋습니다 . 정말 고맙습니다

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are you nepali?

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jenny 씨 감사합니다

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안녕하세요 제니 선새님..... 감사합니다 for uploading this video... this is very useful for me... really help me when I study Korean.. thank you... :)

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재니선생님 진짜 감사합니다 진짜 좋아해요 ❤❤

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The best teacher ever. Thank you ♡

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She is teaching very good.thank uuu god bless you.

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I like your style whatever you teach.

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Jenny is simply perfect

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tnx alot jenny best teacher ever

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I enjoy your class very much ,,Hope i will be able to read korean newspapers soon

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Amazing! Thank you!!! it's so easy learning with you

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Thank you for all of your lessons. They help a lot! :)

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많이 감사합니다 선생님!!

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miss jenny really i love your teaching method

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I love your Teaching.

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Anyway i like her lecture....i think i m falling in love with Jenny...heheheee

[@wirsindhelden0]

@canadianroot: I'm pretty sure the reason you're getting negative feedback for your comment is because she's here to track KOREAN to ENGLISH speakers, not vice-versa. It's not necessary for her to be grammatically perfect in English. Let's be honest - a lot of native English-speakers aren't. I'm sure she has her own English teachers, so there's no need to try to teach her yourself. It doesn't sound helpful. It just sounds like you're criticizing.

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이 클래스를 감사합니다 ! 좋아했습니다 ! 😊

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so happy i found your videos !!!

[@thegoodgeneral]

The way she pronounces “months” is cute.

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선생님 감사합니다 .

[@jujuwong114]

i enioy your lessons a lot. thanks jenny

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너무 감사합니다 선생 님 :)

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Jenny 씨 감사함니다;)

[@tanhatanhaey7397]

선생님, 안녕하세요?대단히 감사합니다. 내 이름은 Chian입니다 , 고리고 나는이란 출신이다.서생님 대단히 감사합니다.

[@biggdata7415]

Great lesson

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nice lesson. 좋아요!

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thank you very much 😙that all ! its change my life

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Delightful!

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감사합니다😊😊

[@MrMwurm]

At17:50, should we then apply the same rules as the previous group? Rule of 기 /는 것

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감 사 합 니 다!

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maam jenny thank u

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Thank you for the lession...easy for learn

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나는 교사 제니를 사랑...ㅋㅋㅋㅋ!!!

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thank you very much

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Good job

[@bheshrajentertainment]

thanks Jenny

[@kiakitajima2580]

Hello, I would like to know when is should we use 는것 and when should we use 기? I am confused on which noun form to use at which times. Thank You! :)

[@jsy6237]

I have question 😊..the 4th sentence that is :추말에는 영화를 보는 것을 좋아합니다. My question is why do we put (는 것) to the verb (보다 ) and we didn't do the same thing to the other verbs...is there a rule to it ? I hope you answer me ..because I'm ganna stop at this point and i can't move on without understanding it ..

[@javeriah8993]

It's either "는 것" or "기". You put it after a the verb stem to make a noun.

[@mark4081]

영화를 보는 것(watching movie) is object of 좋아합니다(verb). Object is noun, not verb. We use "I like watching movie.(O)" not "I like watch movie" so we use '는 것' to make verb into noun(gerund).

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감사합니다!

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사랑해요

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I like Korean language

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Hobi💜💜💜 chimineun

[@muhinMR]

really great

[@ИринаСеменова-п9т]

안녕하세요. 내 취미는 사진을 찍은 것이예요.

[@파브레가스-s5o]

좋으네요. 내 취미는 사진을 찍는 것 입니다.

[@nagendrakcoffical1992]

제 취미는 한국말 배우기 입니다..

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표현이 좋으네요~~

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Great

[@이현진-p4c]

운동하기 = 기 there is like Gerund in English or that's ING form.!

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뭐?😨

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Thanks

[@kiakitajima2580]

Thank You :)

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Hey Jimmy

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Thank

[@Budaki56]

Doesn't matter both are used and mean the same thing.

[@AnggaRisky]

annyong-haseyo bangap sumnida angga imnida

[@Csmeau4]

Remember that this writing makes no actual sense for a korean person. 안녕하세요 반갑습니다, 앙가 입니다 is right though...

[@bunthoun3724]

안녕하세요

[@leetchi]

May I ask you what is your job ? I want to speak with koreans too ^^

[@canadianroot]

Thanks kindly. I appreciate the perspective. Of course, I'm still right. ㅋㅋㅋ. Have a nice day as well, and I hope you're enjoying your time in Korea. As for the language, the only thing more difficult is cleaning the floor with a toothbrush. Oh, how I struggle. Mind you, I don't put in nearly the work required, as it hurts my head after a short while. Pronunciation is the least of my worries. Fluency is another matter entirely.

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보상 해줄게 있다 그래서 정말 사랑해

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선생님 좋았습니다 .. 감사합니다.

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so charmin'

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[@canadianroot]

Not sure why we're getting flagged as spam. Perhaps the poster is doing this. Your reply was very nicely written. Cheers.

[@SANGKALI1]

I still don't get it well....need to replay again ...again and again...however, 감사합니다

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I love lessons from Seon Seng Nim Jenny. I am looking for lesson 21 and I can't find one. Are we going to have lesson 21 anytime soon?

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I believe there are only 20 lessons with Jenny.

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[@annietayenjam5189]

Can anyone tell me what is the difference between 기 and (으)러/러

[@johncarter678]

기 is used when you are making a verb into a noun form and (으)러/러 is used when you change the verb to the purpose of the action; like I go to school to study. At that point, you use (으)러/러 to ' Go '

[@marti_442]

@Miracle 운동하기 exercising (action) // 운동하러 to exercise (purpose)

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감 사 함 니 다

[@louischiu275]

24:11 can you explain it why 수영을? how if 수영하기?

[@김세중-n1p]

+Louis Chiu 수영하기를(o) korean love to shorten words nevertheless they can understand so they usually use 수영을 ex) 머리카락 잘랐어?(did you cut hair?) 머리 잘랐어?(did you cut haed?) in korean same meaning

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Jenny you are really cute... & fabulous 여자 정말 감사합니다..♡♡♡

[@ilshim3473]

Does anybody know the meaning of the first line at 15:47?

[@hipeach6372]

it means "to dance" :)

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@leetchi ...... I work with North Koreans .....you can find me in the internet then youwill understand......probably that´s not the best day for me to write this comment

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[@margaretkopretina]

I don't even understand the difference between 러, 기, or 는 것 ugh

[@green-eyed4435]

yeah.. not movie theater... just cinema or movie house or just flicks... lol..

[@canadianroot]

I was trying to be helpful, and got negative votes. I took the time to offer assistance, in the midst of appreciating the lessons. One might think the poster of the video would be grateful for the tips....but no. I've emailed countless Korean websites to advise them of the plethora of typos and grammatical errors and not once have I ever received a reply.

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