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감사합니다 선생님

The most clear and easy to understand explanation that I've ever seen. Thank you so much.

I will be back when I pass the eps topik exam❤❤

I don't think I'll ever be able to say January correctly!

감사합니다 선생님~ 선생님덕분에 한국어를 더 쉽게 공부할 수 있습니다~ 늘 건강하고 행복하세요♡

Your videos are the reason I pay for internet

4:37 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

It's the best explanation for these grammars 🌱

I accidentally said it with perfect pronounciation when doing what you said thank you so much

Omg, thank you so much. I'm grateful. I was so confused but thank to you I finally learned all these verbs. Thank you!!!❤

배고파!!

What is after "cheek"?

Really helpful video. Thanks for your clear explaination

How to make vegetarian version of stew at 0:28?

Is there another glass noodles i can use if i cannot eat potato?

Gamsahamnida Seonsangnim :)

Hello 언니❤ can you teach us what is the definitions of 되다/돼다

Super clear!!!! Thanks

As a beginner who watched this lesson that is meant for people who's an intermediate level, all I can say is that... what in the alien language is this?😵😵😵

1 오늘 아침에 너무 졸려서 커피 마시고 잠도 조금 잤어요. 2 재미있는 컨텐츠를 있으니까 런닝맨을 보세요.

감사합니다~ Explain very clear ❤❤

감사합니다 선생님☺️ 많이 배웠습니다.

There is a lot of racism in Korea because Korean people think that people who are not white are dirty.

I just learnt that today during my online lesson and it is so much easier and clearer to see the differences through your actions in this video rather than just referring to sentences on paper and trying to figure it out on the differences. 정말 감사합니다 선생님. 저 이제 이 문법의 차이가 이해해졌어요.

You mean we can use 그럼 for giving a suggestion? Like, person A said they were hungry. In response, person B said 그럼 밥 먹어요. Person B *proposed* they eat, right? And is it similar to 'cause and effect'? As in, due to a cause you use 그럼 as the effect?

Can someone give me the link to the verb modifying she talked about? I can't seem to find it anywhere

thank you so much! I fully grasped the topic because of the associations with the drama 🥹

바루 씨는 야근을 하겠어요 여기를 누르면 불이 겨치겠어요 Can you say the following about a third person when expressing assumptions?

감사합니다 정말

와, 도움이 많이 됐어요!!!! ❤ 감사합니다!

"뉘앙스" 발음은 한국식으로 하시는 것 같아요. 영어로 "누안스" (미국) 또는 "뉴안스" (영국) 해요.

Thanks

❤

안녕하세요 선생님 ❤'기 때문에'눈 무슨 차이가 있어요?

Thank you for such a great set of videos teaching Korean! I am just starting out, but I really like your content, approach to teaching Korean, and examples. Your interview/time with Billy Go brought me to this channel. I so enjoy Billy Go's video series which I continue to use, but I do like having a native Korean speaker teaching the language. Yours is a much more informed approach as a native speaker and your method of teaching is excellent! Thank you!

질문은 좋아요! 제가 처음으로 배운 한국 단어는 "바보"에요 ㅎㅎ. 처음에 한국어 엄청 어려웠다고 생각했어요! "잘 지냈어"도 말할 수 없었어요

안녕하세요 선생님! could you please explain ㄹ/ 을 텐데 걱정이에요- The fact that it can mean "I am worried something happens" but also "I am worried it does not happen". Please save this confused soul! thanks a lot from Mexico!

Who the hell wants to talk about the weather in Korean

I thought it was "죽겠어", I know it also means "I'm gonna die" but we also use it to emphasize feelings, isn't it? Please someone explain to me 😣😭

What if I'm an anbivert? Sometimes extroverted and sometimes introverted😀

당신 덕분에 이제야 다 구분할 수 있어요🥹🥹

You have solved my 3 months confusion during my Korean learning❤❤❤❤ you looks so cute

I love your explanation it was very helpful you really cleared out a lot of the confusion but I keep thinking about 피곤하다 I feel tired. Why is it used with 하다 and not 되다. so usually Koreans don't use 피곤되다

선생님 we used 어서 아서 with 1st person or can we used with other 2nd or 3rd too

this is the most clear explanation EVER!

so pretty 😍😍

김종국 ☺❤

🍎🍎🍎sungsangnim...

super useful! 감사합니다 산생님 ~