Question Words in Korean (+ homework answer!)

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson22/ Correction) translation in 3:02 should be "Where are you going?" Sorry I put the wrong meaning by mistake! Hi everyone, here’s the answer to the homework: (copied from @mochichuu who got all the answers right, but there were also others who got them right! regardless of how many you got it right, thank you for responding to the homework

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

@Snehal Machave ㅔ is used very commonly in Korean words! :) ㅔ and ㅐ have practically the same sound, and all you need to be careful of is the spelling. So some words are used with ㅔ and others with ㅐ. This is something you need to get used to by repeatedly reviewing the words and by being mindful of how they are spelled. It's okay to make a spelling mistakes at first, though! You'll get better as you keep studying. I hope this lesson here helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKPakpmAmqenbq8

[@obliviousoreo249]

Thanks!

[@teniolaolubusi9559]

For the last question i wrote 너 왜 늦었요 i know it is correct but is it normal to say that in normal speech

[@urgirljennie235]

@@teniolaolubusi9559 its a formal question but not TOO formal so it is okay to use in normal speech with others i think

[@jiyasiya4894]

내 unnie... I figured it out before seeing your comment... When I realize your mistake... I was like wowww I am fluent in korean language yayy... 😅🤭 감사합니다...

[@Neha_Mishra07]

3:02 (Correction) 어디 가 ?/어디 가요? Means: Where do you go ? / Where are you going?? Not "Where do you live?"😊

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[@emilialeppala3406]

언제 (when) is pretty easy for me to remember, since 언제나 means always.

[@abw070]

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언니 너무 고마워요!!

[@sweetest_tae]

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[@Ashineesa]

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[@drmohdidreesshaikh5935]

언니 덕분에 한국어를 배웠고 이제 한국어로 문자를 보내요

[@16sayo]

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[@carinap9537]

Hi! I reaaally love your videos and they help me understand stuff soo much easier! Could you please make some videos about modal verbs: can , should, must etc ? And maybe start a vocab series?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Thank you Carina, and yes I'm actually planning to do a vocabulary live class within this week (possibly over the weekend) and will update you guys on this!

[@angelbless45]

수업 감사합니다 선생님!

[@MaimiZhang]

Watching this in beginning for now, because I have to go to previous lessons, just finished future tense. But I found it interesting that even with Why, What, When, Where, Who, How etc Question, there’s a rising intonation. Wow. That’s makes me want to learn Korean. The fact that it’s really challenging.

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Hello Bea! Yes when I'm done with the regular lessons I've planned to do so far, will definitely make lessons using clips from TV shows :)

[@account66]

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[@zinozinou2319]

Thank you so much and do for us a lesson about because in sentences and you really help me to explain all the thinks

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[@MaimiZhang]

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[@jmbsarol2024]

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[@youcancallmepurple6820]

What is the difference between 야 and 에요 ? When do you use what? Thanks for your lessons💜💜💜

[@EJ-rz7gi]

3:02 Just got a little bit confused since I thought it would mean 'Where are you going?' ??? GREAT VIDEO ANYWAY, AND I HOPE YOU KEEP EM UP! 😍❤️

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes you're right i put the wrong translation right there 😢😢thank you for the correction!:)

[@EJ-rz7gi]

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[@lifeincanadabyesha2944]

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[@mhirtomas198]

Every time you read the beginning of sentence, it seems like the sound changing a little bit, like of word 누구 but when you read, it sounds like 두구,

[@nicoleraheem1195]

My 14 year old cousin refered me to your channel. She's been learning Korean for two years

[@jimmyt.5539]

Watching this video, I am so glad youtube has the function to slow it down to x0,5. 😅

[@Cahit_29]

고마워요 ☺️

[@MrRobinRest]

Minute 3:03 I think you are saying where are you going? instead of where do you live? Great video. Love all of your content.

[@rupsachattopadhyay6313]

고마웠습니다!! Also are progressives ever used in question forms ?? Or do simple present/past tense cover them ? Also why is 먹을래 used ? I mean how does 먹다 change into this form ?is it a form of suggestion like we'd learned in the previous video about questions?

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[@theipad8779]

Surprisingly I knew all these words before🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@helenhe8999]

im confused about the order of the question word.. why sometimes it's put in the beginning and sometimes in the middle?

[@fatimameher2878]

감사합니다! ❤️

[@jakeph2298]

I have a question, do the question words sometimes need to put a particle after it or is it optional? 감사합니다 P.S. Keep up the great work!

[@bdemeterio1]

Are the question words always placed before the verb/adjective?

[@lifeincanadabyesha2944]

You are very good lecturer

[@abechanfeliciano]

I can't find the community post🥺 I can still watch this video right?

[@shirinfeiz2159]

Would u recommend some good dictionaries for who just started learning koraen🙂

[@rajaaiman6957]

i have a question. why 'M' sounds like 'B' ?

[@manelguennoun3714]

Thank you ! 😀

[@emotionslife378]

Teacher how I make questions in Korea by these wh - questions here?

[@shravikawanjari4591]

I've observed in case of "what" that in some sentences 뭐 is placed at the start while in some cases at the end. Eg: In Korean translations of- What will you eat? and What is Dalgona coffee? Can you explain why's that?

[@방탄달려와]

But how do i know where to put questions liie 아떻게 you can placed it at the first sometimes before the verb🤦

[@liya3168]

i have a question while we are saying nugu why does it sounds dugu

[@marcbelarmino8631]

How bout "What are you eating" in korean

[@겨울스웨터]

뭐먹어?

[@ALLshALLfALL06]

Can you make a compliation of all the particles? Thank you.

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Hi, Teacher your videos are simply wonderful, as A Brazilian fan of Korean art, music, and others things, I m grateful for your classes, but there is a detail, you talk too fast, anyway, I appreciate your fantastic work, and I m fully gratefull about it all, please keep the classes on this youtube tool, Thanks a lot.....

[@hophuong2803]

So, what is the difference between 어디에 and 어디에서? Can you explain it to me? I'm so confused about it.😂

[@lifeincanadabyesha2944]

Carry on.i waiting for your post.

[@brooklynmaryon2756]

Is there a formal and informal way to say these words? If so please tell me!

[@Badgyalesso]

Hi! I am really interested in learning and I understand some but not all even u pronounce it do u think u can put the letters u pronounced under the words pls if u don’t mind it would help me more and more

[@mr.stonks3871]

love your vids btw

[@rosiebun1506]

Miss I got a question the questions that end with yo re informal of informal ( you don’t have to answer if you don’t have time.)

[@bikramsunam4686]

5:03 is it right pronunciation? 지내요? ,but you said 지내세요?

[@qistina6727]

Hi😊 how could we know how to put space for each word? Like 왜 웃선어요. How to know that after 왜 we should space it? Sorry for the complicated question.. thanks you😊

[@FlightDeckMagazin]

Thank you, love your videos.

[@jesaniecatubaybasa8638]

Hi miss Vicky 😊😊 at 3:01 어디 가? / 어디 가요? umm. "가" means "Go" right? 😁 correct me if I'm wrong the question should be "Where are you going?" 😁😁😁 I guess 😁🤭🤭 By the way thank you for teaching us korean.... Its very helpful 💜💜💜💜 보라해 💜💜💜💜 I really wanted to learn korean... So that I could understand BTS what they're talking, at their show RUN BTS😊😊

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes you're right! Sorry about that 😢 thx for the correction!

[@karlamartini9024]

What is the difference between 무엇 and 무슨?

[@RANA_30]

Really miss you ..

[@jinja_7424]

How to use 있어 ? 있어 means *there is* but some korean use it this way -> 앉아있어

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

"Verb+고 있어" is a Present progressive that means "is (currently) doing verb." So 앉아 있어 can mean two things: I am currently staying seated. And second, Stay seated (command/suggestion). This might not be enough for you to understand, but i will do a lesson on present progressive too. but for now hope this helps you get the gist of it

[@jinja_7424]

@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you soooo much Unnie 🤗 고마워요~❤

[@janetochoa4015]

I like your Chanel a lot ! But , you need to put the Korean pronountiation but with English letters so we beginner’s can learn better

[@방탄달려와]

Unnie can i ask where adverbs and nouns placed?😩

[@yogigumi]

Thanks for the lesson!🤗

[@varshinib1013]

What abt 무슨? Thats also a form for what right?

[@jzmintheworld]

thank you ! 🥰

[@grubbilove6338]

Question: why does ㅁ sound like ㅂ in the word what in korean? Are my ears just bad or does the sound actually change? Now ㄴ sounds like ㄷ I'm so confused lol.

[@btsloveskoreanlanguage1542]

ㄴ n : ㄷ d or soft sound of t sound. nugu(누구:who)....NuKoo =>nugu

[@likexchloe]

if you use 'why' in Korean, does it really matter where you put the 'why'? because sometimes it's at the beginning of the sentence and sometimes it's in the middle of the sentence

[@BB-wq6pe]

Beautiful language 😍

[@abechanfeliciano]

Annyeong Miss Vicky!😊 "누구" is "Who" right? But why is "누구"pronounced like it's have letter "ㄷ" sound? (I can't find the community post hehe😁) Thank you Miss Vicky!💜사랑해!

[@carolina.darling]

Could you please make a video concerning pronouns where you tell when we have to use 분 and 들 and when we can omit them??

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

You mean 분 and 들 right? 분 is used in place of "사람" or "명," so it can be a noun that means "a person" or it can be a counter word that's used for how many people. So when you say 이 분은 우리 엄마야, it means this "person" is my mom. You say 분 instead of 사람 to show more respect. Also, for counter word, you can say "손님 여덟 분 있어요" you mean there are eight customers. Instead of 손님 여덟명 있어요, you replace 명 with 분, also to show respect to the customers. And 들 is placed after a noun to make it plural. But unlike in English, we are not really strict with singular and plural. So when you say you generally like something, you can just say 저는 사과를 좋아해요 (I like apple) instead of 저는 사과들을 좋아해요 (I like apples.) But in situations when you need to specify that something is plural, you can put -들. e.g. 들판에 소들이 있어요. (There are cows on the field.) 아이들이 보여요. (I can see children.) So yes, plural particle -들 doesn't really play a very important role in Koran grammar, but this is something I think many native English speakers would find hard to get used to. Just like Koreans have hard time understanding when to put a, an, the and plural noun. This is all I have for now, but hope this helped for now 😭

[@carolina.darling]

빅키샘Miss Vicky thank you very much ☺️ this has helped me a lot and yes I meant 들 (will correct it). Btw your channel is amazing, it is really helping a lot (I’ve been studying Korean for two weeks now and I can say I’m way further in my language studies than I was when I studied French for the amount of time!)

[@MrMwurm]

Sorry, been super busy. Caught all of this one though. Hope to soon be 3 years old rather than two, in Korean.. Lol

[@mbeats3492]

why 누(nu) sounds like 두(du)? why it is written 누구 but pronounced as 두구?

[@btsloveskoreanlanguage1542]

Nu Koo.. soft sound of Nu Koo =>Nu Goo:Nu gu

[@aminarezali2208]

Thank you so much

[@ahmads5722]

why 도서관 sounds dusogwan not dosogwan.