Saying your Intention in Korean [(으)려고, (으)러, -게, -도록]

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21:26 verb-게 & verb-도록
32:20 please rest assured if you find this a bit too hard
33:35 one last sentence
35:22 Quiz File (link below)
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Review Note & Quiz : explorekorean.net/beginner3-lesson14/ This video includes paid promotion from Pysch2Go Korean Channel. I’ve been following Pysch2Go main channel for a few years now, and I’m really happy that they made a separate channel in Korean language a few months ago. The link to their Korean channel is in the description box, so please check them out and send them much love and support for raising awareness on mental health.♥ And last but not least, thank you so much everyone for studying Korean with me. 여러분 고마워요. 그리고 화이팅 📝💪😊 I also hope this video helps you understand how the sentences work when stating your intention in Korean. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••­­­••••••••••• [time stamp] 00:07 Psych2Go Korean♥ (감사합니다!) 00:59 "verb -(으)려고" vs "verb-(으)러" 16:00 summary 16:13 small quiz (+ 저희: 16:32~18:54) 21:26 verb-게 & verb-도록 32:20 please rest assured if you find this a bit too hard 33:35 one last sentence 35:22 Quiz File (link in description) 35:46 끝 and 안녕~

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13:29 I have a question shouldn't it be 와요 and not 왔어요 bcz the sentence means in order to cook come to the kitchen so shouldn't it be in present tense

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Notes for myself 놀다 - to play, to hang out (으) 려고 can't be used if the action verb, that if following it is imperative(suggesting, commanding smth)

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안녕하세요 선생님!! For question 7 in the quiz, why is only 보러 correct and not 보려고? Also, your channel is amazing!! You always come up with new interesting ways to teach Korean which makes your lessons fun and easy to follow. And you have great movie taste too, Grease and musicals in general are awesome💃Sending lots of love from Malaysia, 감사합니다!!💓💓💓

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You can reach me at [e-mail] :)

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

My pleasure! And I don't know many books, but I personally find Korean Made Easy for Beginners by Seung-Eun Oh a good book to start with. You can also use "Korean Grammar in Use" to study the grammar specifically. TTMIK also has variety of great books you can use, especially the vocabs and expressions. But ofc the best would be to visit the bookstore and check out the books yourselves to find the ones that suit you best :)

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First off, thank you verry much for your constant efforts! It is really usefull and i am very thankful! 감사합니다!!! Secondly, I wanted to ask, as I did the quiz, I was wondering why 나가다 isn't considered "moving verb", I got that one wrong T.T But anyways, it's amazing how good of a teacher you are that you made even me, a complete newb, to get all of that !!! Once again, i can't express how thankful I am!!

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Hello, Iva! 나가다 is considered a moving verb, so unless it's in imperative mood, you can use it with both 러 and 려고 :) May I ask which one in the quiz you mean?

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky Hello, Number 12 if I am not mistaken. Thank you for the respose. P. S. Nevermind, i just noticed that its not about the ending but the 으 part combined with the irregular..... Sorry for the inconvenience...

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@@user-rp8mg9og7u 네, 맞아요~ And it's okay, I understand where you got confused. Glad you got it now!

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아~ 😭😭😭 드디어 -려고와 -러고 사이의 차이점은 무엇인지 알겠어요!!!!!!!! 감사합니다 비키쌤 ㅅㄹㅎ

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다행이에요 🙏 그런데 사실 이것들 말고 더 있어요 ㅠㅠ 한국어 문법은 정말 넓고 복잡해요..

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Great lesson! Now the other uses of -게 finally make sense! 드디어 ‘-게’의 많은 사용을 이해할 수 있네요! I have one question though: how are -러 , -게, -도록 different from -려면? Does connecting a sentence with -려면 just add the nuance of “IF in order to ... THEN you should...” to an imperative sentence?

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네! 맞아요~ You explained it very well 👍

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Can you pls like make a lyric breakdown of moon or jin by abyss thankyou also ilyyy

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연습하려고 이 영상을 봤어요 잊어 버리지 않도록 연습 많이 해야 돼요 한국에(에서?) 일하러 가면 한국말 잘 쓸 수 있으면 좋겠어요근대 pysch2go Korean 추천해 주셔서 감사드립니다

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I praise for your excellent Korean! BTW... you are right. -에서 (o)

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

고맙습니다 깡인씨! 그리고 깡인씨의 문장에서는 "한국에" 가 맞아요~ 한국에 일하러 "가"니까 to Korea 라는 뜻인 "한국에" 를 써야 맞아요. 그리고 깡인씨 의 한국어가 계속 늘고 있어서 저는 기분이 좋아요😊

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Thank you Miss Vicky! I realized that is more common way of speaking. ^ ^

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@@boringajeossi2465 그래도 한국말 너무 잘 하세요! 이건 어때요? 한국말을 잘 해서 언젠가 한국에 가서 일하고 싶어요. (I want to become fluent in Korean so I could go work in Korea someday.)

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Can you tell us what the difference between ㅡ기위해서 and ㅡ도록? Great video.. Thanks

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좋은 성적을 반게 / 받도록 공부해. = Study hard to get good grades. Shouldn't there be 열심히 in the sentence for the word hard? Thanks by the way for the lesson, Miss Vicky! I always see 도록 in lyrics of Korean songs! Now I know what it's for and how to use it!

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes you can put 열심히 for the adverb "hard" 😊👍 And it's my pleasure, and I'm happy it helped

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can you make a vedio about past and future progressive tense.

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Hi, great video! I had a question about 도록 and 게. Are they 100% interchangeable in every sentence where applicable, and it's more of the speaker's personality and/or choice of which one to use? Or, is it more natural in certain sentences / phrases to use one over the other? I'm sure I will discover that myself as I get more familiar with the language but I was just curious. Thank you!!

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If you see my comment, I wish you the best of luck for your finals ! 시험에 행운을 빕니다 !! 나는 당신의 유튜브 채널 Vicky를 사랑합니다

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토요일하고 일요일은 도로가 항상 복잡합니다.............주말에는 약속이 있으면 이찍 나와야 합니다. 1.그러나 2.그래서 3.그럼 4.그러니까 정답은 몇번 입니까??

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could someone elaborate for me on the differences between using -게 and -도록? I know Ms. Vicky said they're interchangeable, but after researching a bit, I found that it sounds more natural in certain sentences to use -게 over -도록 and vice versa. Sadly, I couldn't find any good explanations, so if someone could tell me some of the differences it would be really really helpful ^^

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Is that mean when the intention's subject and the action's subject are different, we cannot use (으)려고, (으)러 ? Thank you Miss Vicky!❤️

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

네, 맞아요!😊

[@cyrusyeung9383]

Oh, what if all together : 1) different intention subject and action subject 2) imperative mood 3) 오다 / 가다 ? For example, how do we use the conjunction in this sentence: "In order to let everyone see you, come forward" It is "모두가 널 보이도록 앞으로 나와" ? Thanks Vicky 선생님! 😊

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22:25

[@noura96339]

is 게 can be used in all cases? or it can't be used with 가다 오다 in imperative mode? and is it used in a plan sentence when both the action subject and the intenion subject are the same?

[@korean_handwriting]

공부하러 도서관에 왔어요 :)

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

한국어 공부하러 갔어요? 📖📚 화이팅 💪

[@Alena-cq1ze]

So do you have to use 도록/게 if the subject of the intention and action is different, even if it's not imperative or is a moving verb?

[@Jamie061293]

So taking the song lyrics 내 몸이 달아오르게 what does that mean? The English subtitles say "let my body burn up"...is that accurate? I learn a lot through song lyrics and I can't figure out how they got the English translation. The more lessons I watch and read the more confused I get. I'm still a beginner so any sort of explanation or direction would help!

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Loving From Philiphines 💜🇵🇭🇰🇷

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Thank you💜🇰🇷🇵🇭

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you for your hard work eonnie. I really appreciate you, we really appreciate you.🙇🏼‍♀️💜

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한국어를 잘하려고 매일 공부해요.

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

화이팅💪💖

[@soundofrelaxation7497]

may I share the lesson that you have conveyed?

[@mangoesblue598]

Does (으)려고 same with 그러려면? Because they both means "in order to". Thank you

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Ahhh I see, learners can sometimes get them mixed up, but they're different. 그러려면 is mostly used with imperative mood and verbs like V-야 되다/하다 which means should/must/have to. For example, you can say 한국어를 잘하려면 공부를 열심히 해야 돼요. (In order to be good at Korean, you should study hard.) 일찍 일어나려면 일찍 자. (Sleep early in order to go to sleep.) But you cannot say 한국어를 잘하려고 or 일찍 일어나려고 in these sentences, because 려고 cannot be used with imperative mood. You can learn more about 그러려면 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWe1aoRqmKtomqc