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Korean Grammar 125: V-아다 주다/어다 주다/해다 주다 (vs 아 주다/어 주다/해 주다) Learn Korean

편의점에서 커피 좀 사다 주세요. (Can you buy me some coffee at the convenience store?) In this lesson, we’re going to learn ‘ V-아다 주다/어다 주다/해다 주다 ’ which is used to ask someone to do something or you are doing something for the sake of others. If you want to watch this lesson in Korean with English subtitles, please click the link below. 🎬한국어 문법 강의 125: https://youtu.be/0GzvBYshbzI A Short Conversation: V-아다 주다/어다 주다/해다 주다 - 나나: 미소 씨, 저 지금 편의점에 갈 건데 뭐 필요한 거 있어요? - 미소: 그래요? 그러면 편의점에서 커피 좀 사다 줄 수 있어요? (in English) - Nana: Miso, I'm going to the convenience store right now. Do you need anything? - Miso: Really? Then can you buy me some coffee at the convenience store? → The grammar we're going to learn today is '사다 줄 수 있어요?' Let's find out today's grammar. Usage of V-아다 주다/어다 주다/해다 주다 - '아다/어다/해다 주다' attaches after a verb stem. - You can also say ‘아다가/어다가/해다가' instead of '아다/어다/해다.' - ‘아다가/어다가/해다가' is used to indicate that you are doing something fi

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I n this lesson, we're going to learn ' V-기가 A ' 회사에 가기가 싫어요.

Welcome to Basic Korean. In this lesson, we will look at the expression 'N-이라고 하다/라고 하다' which is used to indirectly quote a sentence whose type of sentence is 'declarative sentence', ends with 'noun', and the point of time is 'the present tense'. Let's learn 'indirect quotation' in Korean 'N-이라고 하다/라고 하다.'

Hello~Welcome to Basic Korean. In this lesson, we're going to learn a Korean grammar 'A/V으니까/니까, N이니까/니까' If you want to listen to this lesson in Korean (with English subtitles), please watch the video below. 🎬 Korean Grammar Video 81: https://youtu.be/xmgheSDPtaI 🌲 Korean Grammar 81: A/V -으느까/니까, N -이니까/니까 (You can have this post in Korean. ) Let's look at examples first and see how today's grammar is used. 1. A short conversation - The [sky blue] is pronunciation. [Translation] - 미소: 우리 이번 주말에 어디로 놀러 갈까요? (Where shall we go this weekend?) - 나나: 날씨가 더우니까 바다로 갈까요? (Because the weather is hot, shall we go to the beach?) - 미소: 좋아요. (That sounds good.) Here, today's grammar is '더우니까' Let's look at today's grammar! 2. Usage '(으)니까' attaches after an adjective/verb stem. '(이)니까' attaches after a noun. It is a connective ending and it is used to indicate that the preceding sta

Hi, welcome to Basic Korean. In this video, we will look at the expression 'V-을 거라고 하다/ㄹ 거라고 하다' which is used to indirectly quotes a sentence whose type of sentence is 'declarative sentence', ends with 'verb', and the point of time is 'the future tense'. Let's learn 'indirect quotation' in Korean 'V-을 거라고 하다/ㄹ 거라고 하다.'

Hello~In this lesson, we will look at the expression 'A/V-을수록/ㄹ수록.' Please click the link below if you want to watch this lesson in Korean with English subtitles. 💕 Korean Grammar 167: A/V-을수록/ㄹ수록: https://youtu.be/BmiGAEcMPmk 1. Dialogue ➤ 미소: 나나 씨, 요즘에 무슨 드라마 봐요? ➤ 나나: 요즘 '월수금화목토'라는 한국 드라마를 보고 있어요. 이제 막 보기 시작했는데 볼수록 재미있는 것 같아요. (English) Miso: What drama are you watching these days, Nana? Nana: I'm currently watching a Korean drama called 'Mon-Wed-Fri-Tue-Thur-Sat.' I just started watching it, but the more I look at it, the more interesting it seems. 2. Usage ❏ Adjective/Verb + 을수록/ㄹ수록 ❏ a connective ending ❏ It is used to imply that as the extent of the preceding statement becomes larger, that of the following statement also changes accordingly. 3. Explanation 1) 한국 드라마는 볼수록 재미있어요. (보다 + ㄹ수록) 2) 이 티셔츠는 빨수록 줄어들어요. (빨다 + ㄹ수록) (English) 1) The more I watch Korean dramas, the more interesting they are. 2) This t-shirt shrinks a

Hello~Welcome to Basic Korean. In this lesson, we're going to learn a Korean grammar 'N이에요/예요.' If you want to listen to this lesson in Korean (with English subtitles), please watch the below video. 🎬 Korean Grammar Video 02: https://youtu.be/xwJADfXcxNA 🌲 Korean Grammar 02: N -이에요/예요 (You can have this content in Korean. ) Let's look at examples first and see how today's grammar is used. 1. A short conversation Korean Grammar '이에요/예요' example [Translation] - 제 이름은 이광수예요. (My name is Lee Gwangsoo.) - 저는 한국 사람이에요. (I am Korean.) Here, today's grammar is '광수예요, 한국 사람이에요.' Let's look at today's grammar! 2. Usage Korean Grammar '이에요/예요' usage '이에요/예요' attaches after a noun. It shows the state or attribute of the subject/topic of the sentence. '이에요/예요' is similar to 'to be' verb in English. Let's look at two example sentences. Korean Grammar '이에요/예요' usage ✎ '제 이름은 이광수예요.' which means

I n this lesson, we're going to learn V-을까 하다/ㄹ까 하다. 저녁에 피자를 먹을까 해요.

I n this lesson, we're going to learn ' A-게' 를 알아보겠습니다. ' 머리를 짧게 잘랐어요.' ( I had my hair cut short.)

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