23 Korean grammar points in one sentence!

[@talktomeinkorean]

All the grammar points introduced in this video can be found here: ttmik.me/3Udgbg6 (A must-read!) ❤ 0:00 안녕하세요! 0:33 Today's sentence 1:29 Part 1 5:24 Part 2 8:57 Part 3 11:58 Part 4 13:42 Part 5 16:08 The whole sentence again 18:03 Check again later!

[@paulwalther5237]

Now all you need to do is write a short story/conversation/essay/whatever that includes ALL the grammar points and yet something you can memorize. (I agree that this is very easy to memorize sentence for us language learners. Thank you very much for writing it)

[@BlissfulForever888]

That would be so great

[@trouserscalleddave2593]

I wasn't ready for him to throw the pen 😂

[@Ginnyfive93]

I had to pause the video after that 😂

[@illinthe_____]

제가 펜을 현우쌤이 던지 준비 안 했어요. ㅋㅋㅋ (Just wanted to practice writing your comment in Korean!)

[@kathleenstrahm4291]

It was a nice little treat mid lesson 😊

[@ashwininatekarjnatekar3194]

Q

[@miraculous_posts1810]

when???

[@mouse1781]

I love this format, it's such a fun and interesting way to learn or revise a bunch of grammar points all in context! Brilliant :)

[@crazycatlaidie]

Sitting in my car in a parking lot and just wanted to watch a quick grammar video bc i hadn't mich time this week to practice. 10 minutes later i have not just learned 3 new grammar points. I also learned omitted forms of clauses i didn't know until now. Great video. 감사합니다...please do more of these. ❤🙏

[@mattpetty6453]

This is brilliant. I struggle with confidence in my ability with grammar points, but this showed how much I really know! I think I hit 17, and I am currently close to taking the TOPIK I exam. 공부 잘할게요. 매우 감사합니다!!

[@gMartins78]

this video is AMAZING, really, i needed this soo much, and now i know this 23 korean grammar points.. and i'm happy, thank you

[@seehowitgrows]

This is such a helpful and useful video!! But also you are GLOWING! Drop the skincare routine in the next video hehe ☺☺

[@trintrin8462]

Thanks for your effort to make new video on grammar again!

[@gabyxrivera]

This is the kind of study I like to do. I often do it with verses of songs even tho I know it’s not the most natural way to say things, I JUST WANT TO LEARN THE GRAMMAR!! And I love it. Thank u so muuuuuch, more videos like this please❤

[@boris8787]

One of the very best Korean lessons I have ever seen. 10/10. 👨‍🎓👨‍🎓

[@JustPaulinah]

I would love to study with this kind of videos again and again! Introducing and analysing grammar in context makes language learning so much more convenient and effective ❤

[@mariostekic]

Wow that was fast reading for me to understand but when you braked down it was easier to understand and pronounce for me 👍😊

[@IDK-JBC]

This was so good. I was able to follow along and refresh info I already knew 👍🏾

[@nicoleyoshihara4011]

Ttmik is such a treasure 🥰❤ cool idea!

[@SaikiHanada]

I paused my Korean learning with TTMIK 2 months ago and not going back even a single day. But I try my best to read one episode webtoon in Korean everyday and I am surprised that I can understand the sentence 🥳 I guess I have to go back to study more seriously because I found this sentence is interesting and helpful (and I really prove the sentence too 😂). Thank you for always making great contents!

[@ValJ25]

Great teacher ✨ but you say for all levels and I beg to differ. As a beginner I'm catching my tail to be able to follow or understand everything explained at that speed 😅

[@asha8859]

You’re the best! Such a challenge but I enjoy the language so much!

[@NegativeAccelerate]

I regularly come bacl to this video to see how my korean compares

[@sumsie6190]

i love this way of learning! please make this into a series with different combinations of easy and hard grammar points 🥹

[@BiKON131]

역시 현우 선생님 진짜 천재구먼 ❤🎉😂😊

[@cherierussell5017]

This is freaking awesome!! I feel like I learned so much on such a concentrated/condensed level!!! I don't know if brand new Korean language learners would understand this, but I'm on book 5, and this is such a great way to review a ton of stuff I've learned and puts a fine point on all of the info gathered thus far. Well done on this video and getting that sentence together. Very clever and worth its weight in gold!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏💪😎

[@MsAnotherCrazyfan]

I will memorise this sentence because it’s something I agree with and will actually say !

[@zzss0012]

I love this series! I learn so much from it and it’s a practical way to see the fruits of what I learned.

[@jeany2023]

와우! I don’t know if you can become more brilliant than this! Such a genius lesson!

[@SerenaMitica]

You re amazing!!!!

[@alejandrarivera9130]

The idea of having an array of grammar points in just one sentences is great! Genius! And I need a genius idea to help me translate from Korean to English, Spanish or French. Being the word order different I frequently get confused in the word order when trying to understand the meaning of some long sentences. Help please!

[@luminousping]

전 긴 문장을 해독하는 걸 정말 좋아해요! 😅 처음 읽었을 때는 문장에 문법 포인트가 23개 있는 걸 알아차리지 못했어요. 이 전에 티티믹덕분에 이미 문법을 20개 공부했어요. 티티믹이 이런 영상을 더 만들었으면 좋겠어요. 감사합니다. ❤

[@ftmnttj]

lol the pen throwing caught me off guard.

[@jkang7265]

Genuinely made me laugh out loud haha, brilliant

[@sabrinamim488]

it feels like I've lost a best friend from when u make the essential lessons premium. I can't even buy the premium lessons cause i don't have those payment methods 😭

[@Mort7an]

9:00 Teacher throws Apple pencil, 9:01 student gets hit by Sharpie. :)

[@whoistay..]

이 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다!!

[@decasibus3801]

I like it, very efficient.

[@delalima]

that was amazing lesson , thanks for the hard work

[@AerDun]

This is so much fun! You should try teaching korean with webtoons too! 😆

[@thinthinmya9730]

우와 티티믹이 진짜 내스타일이다 영상 넘 좋아❤ 잘 봤어요 ❤

[@Hi_ineffAble_oNe]

Thank you, TTMIK!

[@sdtre-asuremm]

감사합니다

[@globulidoktor1733]

그 영상 고맙습니다,, 아주 쓸데있는 것 같습니다 😊

[@leanhintan1388]

Superb! What a sentence 😮

[@maysefagundes3011]

Wow, it helped me a lot. Thank you ❤

[@joeyk86]

this is really good. thanks!

[@rali108]

Thank you 쌤!

[@iamproject100]

Thank you for this!!!

[@alicelindgren8206]

Thank you so so so much❤️❤️❤️🫶🫶🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@VasandhiViyanga-kg8on]

감사합니다.👍

[@carmendimare3623]

Thank you!

[@m.st.6657]

Ouff, so it means you need to know exactly what you want to say when starting a sentence 😅

[@multilingualjourney4576]

I didn't see the ~고 grammar point 😊 but this sentence is very helpful 👍

[@arlynraymundo452]

Thank you👍🧡

[@monkeydLuffy-xd9nw]

너무 감사해요 ❤

[@samayasubadin6418]

Would you be down to do a similar lesson but with difficult vocab and grammar for 고급 learners? Thank you~

[@jhuyn3]

So useful!

[@frederiqueremy5068]

감사합니다!

[@ralphianarmy3132]

Bro I'm Excited to Watch your Reactions to Overlord Series, it's very unique Anime Definitely worth watching.Highly Recommended

[@Alex.probably]

Sir, that's a whole paragraph 😭 Thank you nonetheless 😭👍

[@Tee_Chee]

ok sounds like a deal👍.... can you do this sentences with different 사투리?

[@lalumierehuguenote]

Probably was not mentionned yet, but in the grammar points on the website for t he third section, you missed writing about the "something" part.

[@m.st.6657]

Is this "guess" comparable to a conditional sentence?

[@YZTmkp]

한국어를 한국말로 가르쳐주십시오 선생님 한국어가 너무 재미있어요 감사합니다

[@rjrjphotography0709]

hangug-eo gongbuneun manh-i halsulog johgineun hagessjiman maeil ttoggat-eun gongbuman hamyeon jigyeoul su issgi ttaemun-e, man-yag jom daleun ge pil-yohada sip-eul ttaeeneun yeleul deul-eo yeonghwaleul bogeona soseol-ina webtun gat-eun geol boneun geosdo joh-eun geos gat-ayo.

[@PidongCasiple-bg9vw]

😂 translate ❤

[@JeffryCagape]

Nice .......

[@mrxn07]

Hey I have a question Do Korean people use 10 key or standard more on phone? ( keyboard) Thank You!

[@t_tory]

Could you explain, please, the difference between N- (이)니까 and N- 때문에/이기 때문에 🙏🙏🙏

[@박범녕-l6x]

N-(이)니까 : now that S+V For S+V N-때문에: because S+V

[@harriettholmes539]

Still lost....😜

[@cronkbanadera9974]

Its fast i can't catch up..

[@kunfoopanda]

How is he getting younger with time!

[@PidongCasiple-bg9vw]

😂Wala PO akong naiintindihan PO Ang bilis nyu PO narinig ko lng tokatin something else lng tokata !!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lary6364]

유명한 소설을 어디서 볼 수 있습니다?

[@kpopfan.2002]

😅🤓 okay

[@Im_micaromero]

I can't understand the hangul why the letter A to z etc.... i really can't understand

[@blockyneko6143]

wdym ^^

[@룰아들이]

hello

[@sureshmeshram3250]

Can you tell me korean particles please 😭

[@jemserconejero8584]

검사합니다

[@JaneKlarkson-tr9bb]

Amir Timur married Chenghis Khan's granddaughter. He was the son-in-law of Genghis Khan. But Uzbeks are not related to China. In Uzbekistan, North Koreans live mostly in Tashkent and a little in Samarkand. Learn that in schools and institutes, Tsoi Dima

[@RanjsaBiswase]

White Jason White John Anderson Nancy

[@bluebirdeyes]

The sentence itself is good advice too! It's the same advice I give to my classmates about how I've kept up with my Korean over 10 years of on-and-off study! Start with webtoons because the images make it easier to parse when you don't quite understand the words. You start to naturally pick up on some vocab based on the context of the visuals, without having to check the dictionary every single time (though you'll still spend a lot of time checking a dictionary haha). Then after a year or two, once you stop having to look at the dictionary as much, start trying novels. Maybe even the novel version of one of those webtoons you were reading! A lot of webtoons are based on webnovels these days, so you can easily transition from comic to novel.

[@leav1]

which webtoons do you recommend??

[@Yujinnn_119]

​@@leav1 "NAVER WEBTOON"

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

Me after hearing a sentence with 23 grammar points: Oh, I understood 90% the first time I heard it! I'm improving! Me after spending 3 days at my in-laws', listening to conversations: Oh, I understood 0.5%. I'm freaking hopeless.

[@ytsangatsu]

And that's exactly why you should not try to learn grammar first, when you hardly have any vocabulary you would need to APPLY any of those grammar "rules".

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

@@ytsangatsu my in-laws speak a local dialect, use heavy slang, and speak really quickly, and 80% of the time six people are talking at once at the table. Even something as simple as asking which direction I should go, I can't get a standard answer. It would be like if an English learner was driving in Alabama and asked, should I turn left or right up ahead? And the response was, "Ya ain't gonna pull a uie till yer nose is sniffin' that Pinto's behind, if ya know what I mean."

[@ytsangatsu]

@@themartialartsapproach8786 I get your point. But you may be exaggerating your in-laws "dialect". Even then, it would be easier for you to go from that dialect to standard Seoul speech (if you are exposed to it enough to get to a point where you can understand it). If you get to the point where you can understand your in-laws, your own learning of the standard speech, watching dramas, etc., will be enough for you to make most needed changes to learn the standard language. 파이팅. (good luck)

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

@@ytsangatsu for context, they live in the countryside in 경상남도 and speak 사투리. I know a few random words, like 개비 means pocket. I'll keep going.

[@BrunoZerone]

I've been following this channel long enough to know how good you guys are at teaching Korean and I'm still impressed by how you can keep on improving the ways to help us understand the language. Kudos!!

[@cha_risuu6]

Jesus loves you all😊

[@Likmsal]

listen girl the jesus is not a god He's just a prophet I wish you know that girl okay? If you don’t believe me you can look for that💗

[@purplerayofhope]

Thank you so much for this video. It is so helpful. 🌸

[@ezekielteklaking]

I started teaching myself Korean about 3 weeks ago and have found most all of your videos very useful. Your last video with 12 grammars points has been a bible for me over the past 2 weeks, just as I was mastering it you've released this. For this I am grateful, very useful.

[@Korean_Speak_Studio]

This tutorial was incredibly helpful. Thanks for making complex concepts easy to grasp!

[@AyalaSeon]

현우 선생님 덕분에 매일 즐겁게 공부하고 있습니다. 감사합니다!!

[@YZTmkp]

저도요 친구야 열심히 공부하세요

[@dylanthekoreanteacher]

오늘도 정말 좋은 자료 감사합니다! Thanks for another great video!!

[@mariahsart]

X__X too much beginner broke

[@susantekowhai5590]

You talk to fast and its not suitable for learners

[@beulaho]

You're a great teacher! The video with 12 grammar points was great help to me when it was uploaded, and I'm sure this one will help me to revise. I've been a bit lazy with Korean learning lately, but I'm glad that I could understand and mentally translate the sentence when I read it along with you 🤓

[@rajaazlan7349]

Can you pleas upload your online classes here on youtube just like jeeny class smile

[@spruillgirl1458]

I have a hard time following TTMIK. I think I need a simpler process with less talking and more demonstration.

[@Littlebugxo]

You could try Teuida they go slowly and teach you pronunciation and ask you to speak back

[@victoriananthavong8809]

감사합니다! 한국어를 잘 쓰고 싶어서 이 좋은 비디오 봤어요! This was really helpful!

[@yoonglie]

awesome! i tried translating it first, and got about 80% or the general idea of it right, and so now i know the grammar points i need to better understand. for me its "-수록" and the conjugations of multiple points in "지겨울 수 있기 때문에", cause that got a bit confusing this definitely made me feel pretty confident in my knowledge thus far :)

[@gean4890]

In America, this would be called a run-on sentence 😂 but I love it!

[@ytsangatsu]

No one can learn a foreign language by studying its grammar first, thinking that the vocab you learn will then automatically fall into place. It's only once you rather know a language well that that you can analyze its grammar, not learning grammar thinking that the vocab you learn will then just fall into place. To try and cram so many grammar points in one sentence, well, that's the wrong way to learn steroids. And I must say I am pretty disappointed because so many of your Korean language lessons are (were?) so good compared with so much of the usual KZbin language teaching fare... and I am really sorry for that negative comment.

[@iznajiyoon]

not very good explanation, i’d prefer if he explained the grammar points in full detail rather than just saying to learn it in their lesson. what’s the point of the video if he doesn’t teach it well?

[@irishmae3781]

Done watching this video, I am back learning Korean again, starting today day 1. Thank you for the lesson!! (way back May 9, 2021 I started learning Korean (around 6 months) but I stopped, and then I continue learning again today) 20240727 | 1:20-40 pm

[@노수혁-o2e]

일타 강사 동영상 강의 보는 줄 알았어요 ㄷㄷ 강의력 엄청나십니당

[@mjunejunie]

Do you have a book recommendation? I’d like something the contains verb and sentence endings. A list would be great to have too. I do the lessons, but having a handy cheat card would be nice.

[@eddieanrizan2686]

What is the meaning of "herong-herong". I don't know if I spell it right but I heard that phrase during my visit to Korea.😅

[@dominicisidro327]

Question 🙋 Can I use all these grammar points in plain writing form? I just know 같아요 will turn into 같다 (is that right?)