[Learn Korean Language] 4. Location, places 위치, 장소, 있습니다. 없습니다.

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Jenny's Korean course (20 videos) • Learn Korean Language ...
Conversation 1 course (10 videos) • (Learn Korean Language...
Conversation 2 course (10 videos) • (Learn Korean Language...
List of Jenny's All Lessons (Mastering Korean in one month.)
1. Korean alphabet & reading 한국어 자음, 모음, 읽기 • Learn Korean Language ...
2. Korean alphabet 2 한국어 자음, 모음, 읽기 2 • [Learn Korean Language...
3. Self introduction, Nationality, Occupations 자기소개 • [Learn Korean Language...
4. Location, places 위치, 장소, 있습니다. 없습니다. • [Learn Korean Language...
5. Verb, Action , 위치, 동작 • [Learn Korean Language...
6. Time, Numbers, 시간, 수 • [Learn Korean Language...
7. Activities, past expressions, 주말활동, 과거표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
8. Shopping, counting unit 쇼핑, 수량, 물건 값 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
9. Day & Month, Date, Plan, Appointment 날짜, 약속, 요일 • [Learn Korean Language...
10. Season, Weather 날씨, 계절 • [Learn Korean Language...
11. Family, happiness, Honorific expressions, 가족, 높임말 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
12. Thanks, Gratitude, Apologies, 감사, 사과 • [Learn Korean Language...
13. Hobby, Leisure activity, Frequency adverbs 취미 • [Learn Korean Language...
14. Places, state, 장소, 상태 • [Learn Korean Language...
15.Health, body, symptom 건강, 신체부위, 증상 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
16. transportation, car, bus, subway, taxi, 교통수단 • [Learn Korean Language...
17. Travel, Vacation, experiences 여행, 휴가, 경험 • [Learn Korean Language...
18. Appearance and Clothes expression 외모 • [Learn Korean Language...
19. Feels good, sad, Emotions, moods 감정 및 기분 • [Learn Korean Language...
20."Letter" expression 편지 쓰기 • [Learn Korean Language...
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+Martina Bertelli admit it, she's your bias too

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Jenny is the best Korean teacher on KZbin

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[@portiarenee5486]

i started learning Korean last month and I was so discouraged. It was hard to process because of my native language thinking got in the way. Now i can understand better than before. You really have to pretend Korean is your first language and have Korean around you at all times. I was amazed on how I can pick up words and phrases and process them mentally. If you are just beginning don't be discouraged. Learning a new language is like being in elementary all over again. Practice makes perfect. Stay committed

[@minminlee9578]

I actually admired this woman. I've watched other tutorials but her tutorial is so easy to learn. I only watched it last night and now I can even read and write hangul (but still need to practice). I loved her voice. It sounds so kind and calm. Thank you miss Jenny :)

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Same!

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minminlee you're right she is really good at teaching

[@milosarsic9075]

here's several ideas for how to learn Korean Decide exactly why you wish to learn Korean Try to speak Korean everyday Decide what method works for you the best. (I read about these and more on Napars language learn site )

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I think same way💕💕💕💕

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[@hongkies001]

Would it make any difference if I say 선생님(은) 교실에 없습니다 as opposed to 선생님 (이) 교실에 없습니다? Basically interchanging the particles?

[@thingsgobrrbrr1371]

@@hongkies001 Well i guess you could say 선생님(은) the eun/neun makes teacher the "topic" of the sentence while the ga/i makes teacher the "subject" of the sentence. tbh it still translates to the same thing. Japanese is pretty similar to Korean and does the same thing as well. How I understand this is that in the first sentence teacher is the topic of the conversation and everything else talked about afterwards is about the teacher unless the topic gets changed. For example like hagsaeng eun kyosil e eobsseubnida now student is the topic of the sentence. In the second sentence teacher is the subject of the sentence not the topic and its saying ''as for the teacher they are not in the classroom.'' In jp the subject particle ga can also mark emphasis(based on context) for example sensei ga kyoushitsu ni imasen(the teacher is not in the classroom) is letting you know that its the TEACHER that's not in the classroom and not a student or whatever. but idk if this same logic applies to korean tho.

[@orion729]

@@thingsgobrrbrr1371 👀

[@kimlinda8296]

thank you so much...now i already know how to make a sentences...even i have finished my exam last week , but i still have to study,,,study korean language,,,hahaha xDD

[@twinversation]

same here!

[@dvonnehenson2940]

Jenny lee thank you so very much for all your teaching efforts and lessons. You've made learning Korean fun, as well possible for difficult learners. Thanks a bunch!!!

[@Mitu_Dutt]

Madam Lee, You are a very good teacher. It's a privilege to study Korean under your wing.

[@jae-annbalisi8616]

,she was so very Gentle I love the way she explain those lessons! I understand it very well .

[@khaoulachatt7703]

thank you so much ! this was so helpful , i’m so excited to learn more and more 😊 you’re the best jenny ❤

[@smplalinha]

Her accent is so good to hear =)

[@Star-wh9lc]

Korean chocolate 😂

[@muskanpraveen6922]

Ma'am You really teach so well. I am really able to understand Korean very easily since I started taking your class. you are great. Thank you so much.

[@kuraudiaz7923]

You don't even know how helpful are your lessons! Thank you so much!! 감사합니다!

[@yonuisyours]

김사합니다 (thank you)☺

[@kanishkadhiman2000]

Its 감 사 함 니 다

[@thingsgobrrbrr1371]

@@kanishkadhiman2000 no its not. rosie has the correct spelling.

[@kiranbhilare2088]

My favorite Korean teacher !!

[@pau5815]

i've learned so much with jenny, thank you jenny!!

[@afreen_12]

감사합니다

[@mitchcalo33]

How to type this

[@gaeworm]

Mitch Calo you can add korean keyboard from settings. İf you use iphone, go to generall and when you scroll down a bit you see keyboard you can add it from there.

[@vinayakinga9832]

Can you pls mention a korean keyboard ,all im installing is not good

[@gaeworm]

Angel Angel what phone do u use?

[@vinayakinga9832]

@@gaeworm it is samsung

[@jesseernest3622]

Thank you very much, your classes are very helpful.

[@lenalee5516]

This is easier than arabic , i studied arabic for a year and i swear.. I felt like my brain is a rock, the pronunciation is so damn hard and writing and the conjugation and the articles, they have a lot of personal pronouns .. I really liked the language but it was hard for me to learn it , but korean is very easy im actually enjoying learning it cuz its easy to write and read and its not complicated at all , maybe becuz the teacher made it look easy.

[@conociendoelislam85]

Really? I always think that the hardest languagues to leard are chinese, japanese, thai or hindi...

[@totomohamed11]

Really Thanks Jenny 감사합니다

[@nedaaadel2158]

감사합니다 선생님.

[@rosieloude]

thank you jenny, you are so sweet and a good teacher too..

[@kajova]

Thanks Jenny, I finally understood this topic of subject particles, my teacher goes so fast, he is good, but you have a better technique for teaching, clear and organized. Am a total beginner but I have hope now after I found your videos. Fighting!!!!

[@usmansaeed6973]

At 12:00 ... these are actually prepositions... BUT SHE IS BEST... LOVE FROM PAKISTAN..

[@gamingbyatif1623]

i am also from pakistan

[@pozzheangpozzheang8159]

Thank you so much teacher jenny.

[@ricadizon9839]

앞 & 뒤 reminds me the lyrics in 호로몬 전쟁 (war of hormone) by BTS

[@nodobamnamu]

You mean Aptae and Dwitae? lol

[@ricadizon9839]

+Heike Rasch it has the same meaning though...

[@nodobamnamu]

Rica Dizon NoNo I just mean "good to see you army".

[@ricadizon9839]

+Heike Rasch ohhh lol okay 😁😁😁

[@thesedaysinsouthkorea1404]

선생님 감사합니다.

[@DANGQUANGHIEN]

감사합니다 제선생님.

[@pattamboochivirpavan8376]

Awesome grammar teacher 💯🙏🏻😍🥳🥰✍🏻✨

[@ahsinalexushasubba6789]

Thank you my miss Jenny

[@idonthavename3400]

I'm learning for bts and blackpink ❤🙈

[@Siaaesthetix04]

fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bhattarairejina573]

SAME BLACKBANGTAN

[@numeri8041]

Same😂😂

[@ferdowsirahman7765]

Same😅😅

[@EeraAnjum]

for a bengali person, this grammar makes so much sense

[@fredericchopin7538]

Thank you.

[@benmcelderry4294]

i love the way you teach

[@bbvtae]

I love your classes ♡

[@jimmylawrence5583]

감사함니다!!

[@maxluo3043]

wow!jenny is the best korean teacher ㅌvㅌr!

[@alisherergashaliyev2584]

thank you very much for help

[@imayusro2889]

Thank u so much

[@BrattyCaffy]

제니씨 감사합미다!

[@pramodparajuli1834]

You are wonderful teacher!

[@kwan2331]

Thank you so much ma'am ...............this is amazing.........

[@muzikhubkh8251]

책은 있습니다. 책은 없습니다. 의자는 있습니다. 의자는 없습니다. 🥰 감사합니다 선생님.

[@majdarabiyat5461]

thank you for the lecture

[@ergo322]

Bahng means room and Gah means go... so literally gahbahng means the (contents of the) room that you take with you when you go...

[@TheMsPrettyGirl13]

궁상함니다! Thank you Jenny i could understand korean writing. :)

[@dysxeliagamnig5959]

Very helpful.

[@hiitsme7969]

I'm very thankful for all your hard work 선생님. You are the best

[@GreenEmmanuelle]

One useful way I learned is is that 아 is a man facing the sun like "ahhh" and 어 is someone blocking the view awkwardly like "uuhh", don't worry I still get mixed up with ㄱ and ㄴ sometimes haha~ hope this helped you a little

[@hiitsme7969]

thank you very much

[@sedan1814]

Вы очень хороший учитель. 👍

[@linda15564]

Hi teacher jenny! My KZbin dream is to have proof that you actually read the comments (specially mine). Because of your fantastic teaching I can read and write Korean. Even though I don't understand what most of the things I read means I am still satisfied because I know if I can read it then one day I'll be able to speak it well. I appreciate your teaching. I'll be posting this in many of your videos hoping that you'll see at least one of them.

[@darkkmochi6380]

i love you miss jeenie

[@techwithexpert]

감사합니다❤

[@bangboooba]

the book is on the table

[@AbsolutelyShalom]

what did she say at the end? i didn't understand. other than that, i love this video. 감사합니다.

[@ReyannAngeloPontuya]

Thank you mam❤

[@mariyammaruapey7897]

We love you

[@ilshim3473]

When explaining the sentence No 3, the one about the computer on the desk, she changes the sentence slightly from the original. Compare the sentence at 0:14 and the same sentence at 5:16. Not trying to be picky, but I would like to know what the exact meaning of the original is, if it is any different from the one she explains.

[@yoongisfoot7397]

Ilshim 34 I guess it is slightly different, the one in the beginning has 책상 위에 where 위 means on, so at the beginning the sentence is specifying the Computer being on the desk while at 5:16 있읍다 is what says the computer being on the desk Lol that's what I think from what I've learned I think XD

[@easinshehaz8165]

Nice class.

[@ilmbf089718]

I like when she realizes there are twice the same word

[@Jondude201]

Okay I asked my Korean teacher this but I'm still confused about this: what is the difference between 은/는 and 이/가? I know they are both subject markers but my textbook never goes in depth to which one I should choose and the other book I got online for self learning glosses over this as well.

[@odeng_ke_appa_jin9168]

I am learning Korean to talk bts

[@randy6816]

Amiiiiiii🤗

[@jemstariray]

it would be better if she writes in hangeul then writes in phonetic alphabet and it's equivalent english term... :) suggestions only.. but i love seon saeng nim jenny. :) kamsahamnida..

[@girl2057]

When do we use 은/는/이/가? What is the difference between them?

[@j.iyanto8090]

ne araso,kamsahamnida...

[@Loyz15]

Now i realized she looks like Dokkaebi's bride 😮

[@gregorybvb8326]

i can't understand...but i must learn it again😖😖

[@bhimrokaya414]

Thank u so magh Mish

[@thganokoritso2763]

I have a question. Is it me or she reads 입니다 as imnida and not ipnida?

[@disturbance9595]

ibnida

[@locarlos3068]

imnhita

[@mssebastian]

part of sounding/nasalization rule. must learn it first.

[@filiz5837]

a sound between m and b but mostly m

[@mssebastian]

If the ending consonant/batchim is in the ㄱ group (ㄱ ㅋ ㄲ and other double batchim) and it's followed by ㄴ or ㅁ, the sound changes to ㅇ (ng) ex: 국민 (kungmin) If the batchim is in the ㅂ group (ㅂ ㅍ ㅃ and other double batchim), the sound changes to an ㅁ sound ex: 감사합니다 (kamsahamnida) Lastly, the majority of the rest of consonants (ㄷ, ㅌ, ㄸ ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅉ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅎ) as batchim followed by ㅁ or ㄴ in the next block change to an ㄴ sound. Ex: 존댓말 (jondenmal), 있는 (inneun) Remember these rules ONLY apply if the NEXT CONSONANT is ㄴ or ㅁ.

[@erwincastillo8238]

Youre so cute when you giggle 😍

[@فلكالشاهين]

now I can read and understand the word it has computer

[@HalXV]

When she says "ok.." it really calms me a lot, don't know why.

[@exoljessy]

+AlXV same

[@mizumj3674]

me too! i find it really cute. xD

[@HalXV]

Ok...

[@lilymeryne]

........Okeh

[@Claire-qk7zi]

OMG I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

[@hainbenaa8708]

Thank u so much

[@LaggersStation]

Something about her is very motherly and calming lol

[@unicepeeps7306]

I always thought Korean is hard until I met Jenny lol

[@ijuhi]

she is so calming to listen to. like a best friend or close cousin.

[@axel307308]

Dat laugh when she realised she had "은행" written twice on the blackboard ^^

[@belabertram]

+Jinwhoo i know, kinda cute ^_^

[@阿布拉-m9e]

+Jinwhoo 10:50

[@TaeSunWoo]

My bias is so cute

[@yosmymendoza879]

I love Jenny #Jenny4President2K16

[@MS-br7vi]

9 years but still working, thank you for the quality of this course

[@alicaskookie2248]

@Junel Pagtakhan me too ☺️

[@beniza_learn]

You're a great teacher. Your voice is peaceful while teaching, I understand more things from your guide. 고맙습니다 🙇‍♀️

[@상경변]

I learned my Korean from Jenny! Most of my classmates asked where I learned it from and I told them it's from Jenny! I love this class so much! XD

[@haziyyah]

" 가방 is bag " Me: BAEK? WHAT Jenny 선생님 : * write down BAG * Me: OH OK LOL

[@elicalica25]

gapang is crawl in PH hahahahaha

[@filippetrovic845]

You are not ordinary...

[@bhattarairejina573]

when u realize this video was posted nine years ago /..............

[@conecto8833]

9 years ago

[@bhattarairejina573]

@@conecto8833 ohh yeH

[@annyeongheseyek7801]

yeahh hahhaha

[@FelicityOfficialTV]

Holy shit Exid's UP&DOWN is actally ON&UNDER

[@nomi2212]

LOL I SEEEEEE

[@lalelishalou]

fancy kpop trash but it means up and down too.

[@kychoi2653]

Strictly Speaking, '이/가' is a subject particle and '은/는' is the subsidiary particle . subsidiary particle makes the noun subject and adds some more various restricting meanings to it. One of the meanings of ' 은/는' is 'As for ~'. The sentence '나는 학생입니다. ' is 'As for me, I'm a student.' 내가 사과를 먹었다. is ' I ate the apple' or Who ate the apple is me. But the sentence '나는 사과를 먹는다' is 'I usually eat apples.' In this case, the added subsidiary meaning is 'usually do'

[@swethadillibabu1742]

The sentence making is similar to tamil. For eg. We say 'desk mela computer iruku'. IRUKKU is similar to there is/are.

[@CmonRishi]

*I can’t believe this video is posted 9 years ago* 😯

[@ludogames22]

Anyone else love how cute she is? And super helpful too. One thing that would be helpful: when pronouncing the vocal the first time, face the camera so the viewers can get an idea of how to sound out the words/sounds. Super helpful though!

[@cjchoi9410]

The difference between "저기" and "거기" ... "저기" and "거기" means over there.. but "저기" is used when the hearer is near speaker, and the place is over there. "거기" is used the hearer is also over there and the place over there..

[@felice5331]

thanks! this is really useful considering jenny didnt mention this. again, thanks a lot!

[@LetsBuildThatApp]

Insanely helpful.

[@lvjntl]

Did you learn korean?

[@cjchoi9410]

The difference between "은/는" and "이/가" is.... when "은/는" is used. the sentence is focused on SUBJECT and "이/가" on VERB so usually if "은/는" used the sentence gives you an information on SUBJECT's taste, properties, location information..... but not exact.... many exceptions... "이/가" is for .. just situation description.. "은/는" is for explanation of the characteristics or information on the SUBJECT

[@cjchoi9410]

+Cj Choi but interrogative sentence '이/가' is usually used even when it is on SUBJECT "누가 사과를 먹었나? " "내가 사과를 먹었다" These are sentences focusing on the SUBJECT "누구", "내" but "이/가" is used...

[@cjchoi9410]

We should use usually "제 이름은" instead of "제 이름이" ... because the sentence is about very important information on me.. but you can say " 제 이름이 잘못되었네요" which means the writing of my name on sheet is wrong.. this is about a situation .. So it is no problem.. It is not on me, but on the situation

[@Demandd]

+Cj Choi How come at 20:52 it's 가방이? Isn't 이 supposed to be used for verbs only?

[@cjchoi9410]

+鍾家偉 / '가방이 있습니다.' it's a sentence for describing the situation. .. There is a bag... When '가방은 있습니다" is used.. the meaning is not for description. but for the information on bag.. usually it implies the meaning. whether other things exists. I don't know. but. only on bag... it does exist... I know.... So it is an information on bag..

[@yeralmuzika]

I always think of 은/는 as subject particles; topic of the sentence; contrasts varies. 이/가 there is no contrast; it's a fact; it is what it is. That's how I remember it as...

[@haruckle248]

Found the most thoughtful and coherent presentation of "learning Korean" right here with Jenny. My sincere thank you to her, and hope she is thriving wherever today finds her.

[@tetoali7494]

I don't think that anyone else will talk and explain the lesson in that way like she do...you're nice..

[@kimsrenly2131]

Teto konar

[@kychoi2653]

16:14 '저기' is used as a meaning 'over there' but the listener is here together with the speaker, and '거기' is used as a meaning 'over there' but when the listener also is 'over there' also. '거기 ' means where the listener is over there.

[@mssebastian]

thanks for this!

[@evelynjailane1143]

I've been studying Korean for 3 months and I know many words but I didn't feel like I was improving. following a class playlist it seems like i learned more than the last few months, thank you teacher.

[@sazalijamhari1111]

I'm learning Korean since last July (almost six months)with teacher Jenny, because I involved in an accident and I broke my leg,(so I don't go to school until now😞) I watched these because I suddenly like bts hahahahahaha. Now I can read Korean and sing too thanks to teacher Jenny😘( it may takes time based on how often you learn ,like me I got many free time but still it takes time, I have my own notebook for Korean language 🤗you must write and practice to speak a lot:). That's all for now, love you teacher😍. For the beginner, I adviced you to write in a book and practise reading a lot ok?🤗 good luck💜💖 edited:love from malaysia/ love from an army

[@pinkvlog9026]

K no

[@파브레가스-s5o]

힘내세요~~~~

[@khornchanda4047]

Sazali Jamhari I wish you better soon 💪💪💪

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[@kaeasy150fi]

Anyeong hasieyo,chuon acim ieyo,jeo irumon Ronald ipnida, pilipineieso ipnida,sangsimi jeny you very well explain i like the you the way you teach,, 3rd

[@kychoi2653]

Strictly Speaking, '이/가' is a subject particle and '은/는' is the subsidiary particle . subsidiary particle makes the noun subject and adds some more various restricting meanings to it. One of the meanings of ' 은/는' is 'As for ~'. The sentence '나는 학생입니다. ' is 'As for me, I'm a student.' 내가 사과를 먹었다. is ' I ate the apple' or Who ate the apple is me. But the sentence '나는 사과를 먹는다' is 'I usually eat apples.' In this case, the added subsidiary meaning is 'usually do'.

[@kychoi2653]

16:14 '저기' is used as a meaning 'over there' but the listener is here together with the speaker, and '거기' is used as a meaning 'over there' but when the listener also is 'over there' also. '거기 ' means where the listener is over there.

[@maritess8399]

i hope there is an assignment or questionare that we can answer in the end of your video which is related to the lesson you've tackled. Then in the next video you can show the answer before you will discuss new lesson ..So that we will compare if we are correct or not ..🤗

[@kychoi2653]

For '은'/'는' the main restricted meaning is 'contrast'. if you can catch the context '은'/'는' usually used for the subject has/does the contrasting characteristics or behavior. '나는 사과를 좋아하지 않아' this sentence may mean the usual or general preference of mine, but if any information before this sentence, this may mean " even if other people or person may not like apples, but I like them... contrast..

[@pachia914]

I started freaking out when I started reading Korean words but didn't know what it means lol

[@imartintaneo]

Lifewith Chia same

[@oof4197]

same AHSJH

[@jigneshkapadi9283]

Her word after each sentence 'okei' is so cute. Greatful to watch it ❤️

[@jshree4385]

is there any indian army

[@bethrover]

yes

[@hemlatasharma7495]

Yes

[@misamisamisamisamisamisa]

I love her voice modulation and diction. I can understand he lesson pretty well.