Question Word 몇 & Counter Words (-개, -명, -마리, -시, -분, -달 and more)

In this lesson, we learn how to use 몇 (how many) and counter words that can follow it. 몇 is used when you are asking for specific number of things, people or animals, and it can also be used when asking someone's age, what time it is, or how many hours/months it takes.
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Thanks for the lesson it was very helpful....i love your explainations a lot....i could grasp the concept of varying counter words by relating it to my mother tongue as we too have this concept but i didnt realize it before though cause its so natural to me....but now that am learning korean am diacovering more bout my own mother tongue and how similar the grammar and sentence structure are😅

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안녕하세요 😄 I am learning korean since 2 months and I love your videos ! However I had a question, in some sentences like “문이 하나 있는 데..” or “그 두 사람 ..” there’s no counter and I can’t understand why :/ If by chance you or someone else reads my comment and could answer me that would be so nice ! Have an amazing day and thank you 😊😊

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[@em-mv7le]

Hi miss Vicky! I just wanted to know, is 대 a specific counter word for anything (like 잔 for cups) or is it just a more natural word for 개??? I really love your channel and teaching style! I had actually tried learning before, and gave up because the website wasnt great and wasnt helping me much... but thank you for your help and hard work!!!!

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안녕하세요 여러분! 저는 한국어 1개원 공부하고있어요. 고마워요~ 여러분, 화이팅!!

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes for measurement figures like centimeter, kilograms, meter, kilometers etc., sino numbers are used :)

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky how can we say centimeter, kilograms etc. in korean??

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Ohh at first I was lost, but now I get what you're saying! haha :) You don't need to worry about vertically written Korean, actually. It's pretty old, and we don't write like that anymore, unless we're trying to imitate someone from the past or in a really formal situation like writing a resignation letter, but these days we don't really do that anymore. And yes in historic drama, you can see that people write vertically, but if you look closely, they're not writing Hangul. They're writing Chinese characters, because way back in history, we used Chinese characters and we wrote like that. It's just part of the drama to make it look real, so it's something you don't need to worry about :)

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Yes both are correct. Time adverbs can move flexibly as long as it stays at relatively earlier parts of the sentence.

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I guess 이다 means ‘to be’ which can be conjugated as 이에요/예요 and means ‘is’, ‘am’ or ‘are’ Like 저예요 - it is me. 있다 means ‘to exist’ or ‘there is’ Like 사과 있어요 there are apple/ I have apples Correct me if I’m wrong :)

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Yes you can usually put 의 after a person-noun to indicate it belongs to someone. So 나의 책 means me's book (my book) 저의 공책 means me's notebook (my notebook) 엄마의 공책 means Mom's book. 나의 can be abbreviated to "내" and 저의 can be abbreviate to 제. Other than that, there's no abbreviation, and you can just put -의 to mean possession. I hope this helped a bit. And for tenses, it's recommendable to start from present, past, future and present progressive. Past progressive and future progressive wouldn't be too hard to understand if you master those four! 파이팅❤❤

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@Maths Qwerty That was a typo! I just fixed it. 가방 means a bag, I don't know how that word got there haha. 공책 means a notebook and 책 means a book :)

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Can i say 물 한 컵 instead of 물 한 잔? Are 컵 and 잔 are different?? Please answer thissssss

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are these the more common counters ?

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They are one of the "most" common counters :)

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Hi im trying to help. Im still learning too so please do some recheck. I think it means 'please do ...' like 주세요 please give, and 가세요 please go. But once again, please do some recheck.

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@@yogigumi thank you very much

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@@yogigumi Yes you are right :-)

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@@ruksanasureshkumar2619 And I will do a separate lesson on -세요 ending as I promised in the video ^^

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Wait, Isn’t 스물 change it’s form to 스무 when counting people?

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please teach us what to do when there is two verbs in the same sentence like ~ While i am reading ,he is sleeping .please please ( ˃̣̣̣̣o˂̣̣̣̣ )( ˃̣̣̣̣o˂̣̣̣̣ )( ˃̣̣̣̣o˂̣̣̣̣ )

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I will do! ^^♥

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Loved the video as usualllllll! I was wondering if you could make a video at some point about sentence structures and how it changes depending how complex the sentence is. I'm getting to the point that with counter words, numbers, adverbs, passive verbs or omitted subjects I'm having a hard time knowing what to place first sometimes.

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안녕하세요 선생님. Can we change the place of 사탕 in 저는 사탕 열세개를 먹었어요 to 저는 열세개 사탕를 먹었어요. Can we write like this? Or is it wrong?

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Both are okay, although the first one sounds more correct. For the second one, 저는 열세개의 사탕을 먹었어요 would be better :-)

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky 감사합니다 선생님. Why are you using 의? Can u pls explain me this? Because 의 means 's right?

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What is the Counter unit of brick?

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I assume 개.

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Is it possible to know how to write and read Hangul without knowing the meaning??

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why do some if the examples end in 이에요 and not 있어요? I thought 이에요 was to be but you used it in the context that there was no to be. For example: 아이둘이몇명이에요

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Miss vicky is pronoun can be use as a verb? 4:24 mark

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5:39 I'm not native english but I think I had 13 candies sounds a bit wack and I'd just say ate

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We actually say had instead of ate quite a lot.

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10:15 shouldn't you write 연필이 or 연필은?

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Usually, it's omitted when it's a conversation tone. On the other hand, speaking without omission sounds like a foreigner.

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Do you mean.... measure words?...

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0개 = young gay 2개 = two gay 3개 = say gay 6개 = you say gay 8개 = Adult gay 9개 = I hope gay 10개 = you're gay 100개 = back gay

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