러 & 려고 | Talking about intentions and purpose in Korean

[@네하인도사람이]

고마워요 선생님 . Very helpful . Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🙏✨

[@antcipateddreams]

I like how you differentiate those confusing particles. 구맙습니다 쌤😊. hoping to work as an eps worker in sounth korea soon

[@priyadubey249]

많이 고마워요 선생님 🙌🙏🏻

[@safdarjaved5906]

Good sir make more grammar vedio

[@bekky834]

I loved the content of this video! Could you explain why, in one of the sentences, it was, “학원을 다녀요” and not “학원에 다녀요”?

[@korean.studio1]

So sorry for getting back to you so late. Technically, 다니다 can be used with both particles 을 and 에, but the nuance of the sentence changes a little depending on which on we use. When we use 에, we're focusing more on how we go somewhere on a regular basis, whereas when we use 을/를, we're focusing more on going somewhere for a specific purpose. Using both particles is very common with 다니다.

[@bekky834]

@@korean.studio1 that makes so much more sense now! thank you!

[@김희진-m9d7o]

Well explained Thank you! I have fb group that has 60k members its sounds good if you can be one of the admin and can share lesson like this. Because i am also learning the language so very limited what i can share with them.

[@korean.studio1]

Hey Hannah, I'd be happy to upload the lessons I create in the fb group. Let me know what the fb group is :)

[@gimmythestudent5515]

한국어를 공부하러 여기에 왔어. (Is it right?)

[@Raspberriesste]

여기에서 왔어요

[@gimmythestudent5515]

@@Raspberriesste 뭐 실수할 거이라는 지 알았스니다! 고맙습니다.