Make Korean sentences easily!

[@swarseetar1261]

Thank you for the class.I feel encouraged to learn korean when I attend your class.

[@karynmartinez7127]

I like this style

[@kyu2813]

Thank you!

[@davebeckham5429]

Nice video. - Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing.

[@lexilily8514]

I wish you are still teaching like this. It’s ideal

[@imbbrmygirlindarktanworld4105]

감사합니다 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@chrissychris2952]

This is genius! Thank u Kyu!

[@mysoo6556]

best korean teacher ever 🤩

[@jt_miami4446]

I love this style! I'm going to make this in a spreadsheet. This seems to be the best way to learn sentence structure.

[@kyu2813]

glad u liked it!

[@TheBioEdProf]

Thank you so much., i really learn a lot from you. 감사합니다

[@suryakanthi1428]

감사합니다

[@EnglishConversation365]

your video is helpful

[@riks4]

Easier wayyyyy! I'm gonna visit ur channel everydayyy bruhh

[@judyliang4747]

Sometimes I watch your videos for the comedy but it's actually very educational

[@kyu2813]

Haha thanks Judy😆

[@fantaztic4535]

Me too, I use the same strategy!!! Great minds.... ;o)

[@staceykim9583]

Out here doing God's work, lol. Ilysm!

[@momomomo-ok7kp]

your way good 👍 👌 I got it, thank 🙏 u so much

[@divinegraceplaza5079]

thank You coz i learn a lot About korean hangul ☺☺☺

[@edybridal2043]

Haaaaay nice to see youuu❤️❤️❤️

[@kyu2813]

🙂

[@noviadewiningsih109]

keep it up 선생님 파이팅 해요 🙂

[@gabrielatorres5646]

Thanks Kyu! Your videos are incredible useful 💯 I would like to see other grammar structures as well 🙂

[@violet-cm6lx]

Thank you so-much your videos have helped me I can -almost speak fluently now!😃💖

[@kyu2813]

Really?? That's great!!!

[@TheDevika2006]

Bro, u r doing awesome teaching...please help more by linking korean and English language through Drama dialogues too. Waiting to see more videos. God bless you. Thank you so much

[@ganyaka7916]

Your a genius 🖤

[@bunny-bk1fd]

감사합니다 성상님 😊

[@루이-m1n]

new subscriber here! keep it up. 감사합니다 쌤~

[@coreintinityvlogs3405]

감사합니다!!! 나는 지금 한글 sentence learning💜💜✨✨✨

[@vintage_moonlight]

I like the Dragon Ball Z poster in the background

[@lifebegins4039]

안녕하세요~ 필리핀팬입니다.

[@zaarazouzou7374]

please do videos about the different and most common ending in korean phrases

[@pookeehelms5721]

한국어를 아주 잘 가르져요. 저는 당시이 존댓말 하고 반말 가르치는 좋아해요. 90 일 동안 한국어 공부를 해요. 동영상 많은 것 배웠어요. 감사합니다! I hope I formed my sentences correctly. If not, what I’m trying to say is that you teach Korean very well and I like that you teach both formal and casual language. I’ve been studying Korean for 90 days and have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you and banana! Also, please tell me what I screwed up in my sentences. :)

[@kyu2813]

That's excellent!!!!! You've only been learning for 90 days?? All the word word was correct, and perfectly understandable!! 🙂 That's amazing progress 한국어를 아주 잘 가르쳐요. 저는 당신이 존댓말 하고 반말을 가르치는 것을 좋아해요. 90일 동안 한국어를 공부했어요. 동영상으로 많은 것을 배웠어요. 감사합니다!

[@pookeehelms5721]

@@kyu2813 Your teaching style is awesome. I was so confused until I found your videos, and then something in my brain clicked. 감사합니다!

[@kyu2813]

I'm so glad it helped you 😊 I try my best to explain it in the simplest way possible, but not everyone likes my style because they think it's "too easy" 😑

[@sangitsejuwal9369]

Thanks sir I'm form nepal

[@kyu2813]

Why do people keep calling me sir😭😭 we never say that in Canada lol

[@zaarazouzou7374]

thank you, this is helpful

[@arim01]

선생님, can you explaine the use of 니까? btw this is very good style to teach :)

[@kyu2813]

Sure!! 니까 just means "because" 비싸니까 - because it's expensive 싸니까 - because it's cheap 크니까 - because it's big 머니까 - because it's far 머니까 - because it's far "it's good because it's expensive" 이거 비싸니까 좋아 (this expensive-because good) "it's bad because it's cheap" 이거 싸니까 나빠 (this cheap-because bad) "it's bad because it's far" 거기 머니까 나빠 (this far-because bad)

[@arim01]

@@kyu2813 thank you!! :)

[@kyu2813]

@@arim01 no prob!!!

[@KellieRobinson965]

Your videos teach me VERY useful study habits The green words are adverbs by the way! Adverbs of time :)

[@kyu2813]

Oh yes, adverbs 😆

[@adelalopez2512]

Nuevamente gracias! Desde El Salvador ♡

[@raviolidamn97]

i have a question, 웃는거야 should be pronounced as a “usneungeoya” but it’s actually pronounced as “unenungeoya”, why is that?

[@kyu2813]

heyy yea! the ㅅ is usually an "s" sound, but if it's on the bottom it's more like a "t" 웃 - ut 못 - mot 맛 - mat hope that helps!

[@raviolidamn97]

@@kyu2813 oHHHH omg thank youu

[@kyu2813]

No prob!!

[@rielhan8548]

Batchim rules

[@ganyaka7916]

I love youuuuu

[@pattamboochivirpavan8376]

I like your voice😻🙏🏻

[@carikelley]

Quick question- how flexible is word order? For example, I sometimes see sentences beginning with 오늘 or 지금. Can you explain?

[@kyu2813]

Yes you are right, actually my next video was gonna be about that lol You can basically put the green words (adverbs) anywhere you want in the sentence, it doesn't really matter. These are all good: 저는 *어제* 바나나를 먹었어요. *어제* 저는 바나나를 먹었어요. 저는 바나나를 *어제* 먹었어요. 저는 바나나를 먹었어요, *어제*. The other colors are always in the same though. There is a reason for this, but I don't wanna get too technical, it might be confusing lol. I could explain if is you are really curious though 🙂. But yeah, for now, green (adverbs) can go anywhere. Hope that helps!!

[@manalansanricky2642]

Hello, adverb can be anywhere except at the very end?

[@maryahpolk8142]

I have a question i wanna ask, on the other video you did with sentence making it was like 7 months ago, you put the adverb before the verb, but now in this video your putting the adverb after the subject. Im a little confused does that mean you can put the adverb before the verb and after the subject? It can go both ways? And how will i know which way to put it if i want to write a sentence?

[@kyu2813]

O ya my next video was gonna be about this actually, the adverbs can be anywhere, it doesn't matter. As long as the other three pieces stay in place 🙂

[@ketlinclarity5943]

Hey here are again another lesson :D

[@yangjeongin4053]

(Subject / Topic )은/는/이/가 ( Time ) ( object )을/를 ( adverb )게 ( verb / adjective ) 나는 오늘 옷을 따뜻하게 입고 있어. ( naneun oneul oseul ddaddeuthage ipgo isseo ) I today Clothes Warmly Wearing. today I'm wearing warmly clothes. Is it right, sir?

[@mithrapandian169]

Help me kyu!:( I was watching this how to make korean sentences. In that they said "in 존댓말 you use 요 and ---습니다" but I dont know how to use ---습니다 and I dont know the difference in using 요 and ---습니다. You are the korean teacher I trust. Please help me, I'm confusion:(

[@kyu2813]

Hey! How's it going, normally when we speak formally we just stick a 요 to everything. 이거 좋아(요) This good But -습니다 is even more formal, not often used in speech, it's only for like the news and stuff. 이거 좋습니다. (This good) So yeah, don't worry about 습니다 for now and just stick a 요 to everything instead 🙂

[@mithrapandian169]

@@kyu2813 I've heard that in written form you use 습니다, is it true?🤔

[@kyu2813]

Yes, that's true lol

[@Hijoy-wu6yj]

Handsome boy..so cool.. Are u korean

[@kyu2813]

Yes lol but I grew up in Canada