[Ultimate Korean Endings_03] "~네요" (Now I see that~)

*More Grammar Rules
●A/V
◎ 1. -네요 (formal), -네 (informal)
- Present tense
- Combined with an adjective or a verb
[Rule]
1) Put this ending right after a stem
*가다 (To go) + -네요 ☞ 가네요 = (Now I see that, Now I’ve found out that) Someone is going
*예쁘다(To be pretty) + -네요 ☞ 예쁘네요 (Now I see that, I’m impressed because) Something/someone is pretty
*덥다 (To be hot) + -네요 ☞ 덥네요 (Now I see that) it is hot (as in weather)
●Noun
◎ 1. - 네요, 이네요 (formal) / -네, 이네 (informal)
- Present tense
- Combined with a noun
[Rule]
1)If a noun ends with a vowel, put -네요, - 네
2)If a noun ends with a consonant, put -이네요, -이네
*사진(picture) + -이네요 ☞ 사진이네요 (Now I see that) It’s a picture
*영화(movie) + -네요 ☞ 영화네요 (Now I see that) It’s a movie
●A/V
◎ 2. (았/었/했)네요 (formal), (았/었/했)네 (informal)
- Past tense
- Combined with an adjective or a verb
[Rule]
Just like we learned in the previous lesson, there’s no exact rule when it comes to this ending.
However, the following fact might help you understand the grammar more.
For your information,ㅏ and ㅗ have a tendency to get along with 았 whereas ㅓ,ㅜ,ㅣ are usually used with 었.
Therefore,
*오다(To come) + -았네요 ☞ 오았네요 ☞ 왔네요 = (Now I see that) One has come
*가다 (To go) + -았네요 ☞ 가았네요 ☞ 갔네요 = (Now I see that) One has gone
*먹다 (To eat) + -었네요 ☞ 먹었네요 = (Now I see that) One has eaten
(There is ‘ㅓ’ in 먹다 so do as in 었. That’s why 었 has to be used)
*만들다 (To make) + -었네요 ☞ 만들었네요 = (Now I see that) One has made
For 하다 verbs, you have to use 했
*공부하다(To study) + -했네요 ☞ 공부했네요 = (Now I see that) One has studied
●Noun
◎ 2. (였/이었)네요 (formal), (였/이었)네 (informal)
- Past tense
- Combined with a noun
[Rule]
1)If a noun ends with a vowel, put -였네요, -였네
*고양이(cat) + -였네요 ☞ 고양이였네요 = (Now I see that) It was a cat
2)If a noun ends with a consonant, put -이었네요, -이었네
*선생님(teacher) + -였네요 ☞ 선생님이었네요 = (Now I see that) Someone was a teacher
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I always saw this pattern when I am scrolling some Kpop idols’s insta post and have absolutely no idea why the comment session have so many 네요 instead of 했어요 something like that, now I know why thanks for teaching Minji teacher.

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Now i see that it is so useful to study English too. Is that right to make sentence like this? Today i just found your video and im glad to know it. Gudok!👍 매일 보러 올게요!

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영상이 정말 재밌네요! = (I'm impressed because) this video is so interesting

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한국어 배우는 외국인 친구한테 설명해주려고 찾다가 이 영상을 보게되었어요ㅋㅋㅋ 설명 진짜 쉽게해주시네요 영상 감사합니다~!

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My Korean friend wrote to me "오타가 많네" is it (Now I see that) I have a lot of typo? ㅎㅎ 선생님 감사합니다! ❤️

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I'll share a foot note I've written about the last point (which is something other teachers didn't catch, thank for explaining that) Hopefully this was written properly (and hopefully I understood the last point of the lesson) 이러한 결말은 이전에 몰랐던 내용을 접했을 때 예상되는 경우가 있는데, 그렇지 않으면 듣는 사람이 해당 내용에 대한 반응을 표현할 때 이미 알고 있었다고 믿게 만들 수 있기 때문이다.

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Cute

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With this teaching, I can use this ending form to comment on the Kpop idols that I love on Instagram or Twitter.

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Awesome! 고마워요!

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So this ending form express something you just experienced and found surprise to that, right?

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Can you please make a video on ‘Past Tense of 이다 and 아니다’? It’s very confusing to understand how to use 이었어요, 였어요 and 아니었어요. I really hope my comments reaches out to you. I really like your video and the way you teach! 고맙습니다~

[@Von_sndrs14]

선생님, 제가 문제가 있습니다. 어/아/해 보이다 means something looks like right? Can I also attach 네(요) into this type of sentence? Ex. 맛있어 보이네요. Or maybe 네요 or 보이다 would've suffice already? 감사합니다~~~

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Plzzz describe the 나요 form.... 있나요????? Plzzzz

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Because she's young and cute...ㅋㅋㅋ I can't speak like her

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안녕하세요! I was wondering if I was using -네요 correctly in this context: the background information is that I ordered some 라면 and I knew it would be good but was surprised by just how good it was so this is what I told them: 오늘 저녁은 라면과 김치를 먹었어요. 너무 맛있었네요. My teacher explained it as incorrect because "*~네요, ending is to resonate the listener. We don't use it for myself....So...I can tell you "맛있었겠네요! 먹었네요!" but you can't report yourself as " 맛있었네요"" But I am a little confused by her explanation and I dont wanna keep pestering her with questions lol

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민지씨 선생님을 정말 감사합니다.이 비디오로 배울 수 있네요.am i right to write korean phrase about( oh i see from this video i can learn something....) plz 언니 comment가 넘기주십시요.많이....많이 감사합니다 선생님.

[@selflesswonder3969]

how would 네요 be used in 존댓말 speech? would it just be -네합니다?

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hello how are you my sister

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can you teach me sino korean in DATE?

[@shirin3166]

Can 요 be dropped from ~ 네요 if you're talking to your friends? So it'll be ~ 네?

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Yes she said in the video "네" is for informal usage

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Does this (~네요) also work with future tense?

[@YoungFLUFFS]

Where would you insert an honorific like "시" or is not necessary?

[@minjiteacheskorean]

You can use the suffix 시 right before 네요 like -시네요.

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Я ничего не понимаю и понимаю 🗿

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I don't like the end, I wanna restart.^.^