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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! How many of you considered grammar your favorite subject in grade school? Right, that’s what we figured! So, why would it be any different now that you are studying Korean? Do you know the proper word order for speaking Korean? IS there a proper word order for speaking Korean? How do you pronounce the letters in the Korean alphabet? Do they change depending on where they fall in the sentence? And what about beloved conjugation? Plurality vs. singularity? And so on and so on! Are you stressed out yet? Don’t worry! Korean grammar is enough to make everyone extremely “tense!” But in this lesson, we are going to show you the easy way out of learning Korean grammar!

Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean All About lesson will teach you some simple tricks to learning Korean grammar. You will not want to miss this extremely helpful lesson! Visit us at KoreanClass101.com where you will find many more fantastic Korean lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!


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29 Responses to “All About #3 - Basic Korean Grammar”

Marina Voicu says:

3. S+O+V

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timandyou says:

Hello Marina,
딩.동.댕!!! :razz: :razz: :razz:
“Thanks for listening!”
Lessons will get much interesting, funnier and better…
Please keep listening, Marina…
cheers,
Tim :cool:

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Colin Chau says:

Very useful. Although the details of this lesson probably become apparent has people progress through the lessons.. the way it’s laid out in the PDF make learning korean more approachable and less intimidating. Glad you started this new section!

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timandyou says:

Hello Colin Chau, :razz: :razz: :razz:
고맙습니다! “thanks for the comment and insight!”
Great to know that this new series (All About) is “very useful” for you and other listeners.
Guess what, Colin!? :grin: :wink:
This series will get much interesting, funnier, and useful!!!
Please keep listening…
I do bet that… you will laugh and smile at some of lessons of this series (All About).
cheers,
Tim :cool:

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eun jo says:

:???:i don’t understand about korean pronouns. Cna you help me! :smile:

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eun jo says:

:???:i don’t understand about korean pronouns. Can you help me! :smile:

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Rose Ann says:

i wanna learn korean language so badly, but i don’t know where to start.. i’m overwhelmed by it’s complexity.. :sad:

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KoreanClass101.com says:

:razz: Hi, Rose.
I am Jaehwi : )

If you are about to start learning Korean, I recommend you to go to our Audio lessons and check lessons under ‘Introduction’. If you go to ‘All about’, you can find out basic information of Korean and its system. And then, you can start the Basic boot camp, Pronunciation Series.
If you want to learn expressions as soon as possible, you can watch ‘Newbie’ series under the “Absolute Beginner’ program.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask us. Thank you!

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Suz says:

“All About” series lessons are all blank from #5 to #15. Are these problems resolved??? Thanks!

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NA KIB says:

annyeong-haseyo song seng nim ..

how do I say ““Thanks for listening!”” in korean ? …by the way how do I say “how do I say ““…….”” in korean ” in korean ?

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KoreanClass101.com says:

:razz: Hi, Na

You can say 들어주셔서 감사합니다(duleojusyeoseo gamsahamnida) to mean ‘Thank you for listening.’

You can break down 들어주셔서(duleojusyeoseo) as 듣(deud)+어(eo)+주시(jusi)+어서(eoseo).

To say ‘Thank you for watching’, you can say 봐주셔서(bwajusyeoseo) 감사합니다. ( 봐주셔서 = 보+아+주시+어서)

To say ‘How do I say [Sentence] in Korean’, you can say

한국어로 [Sentence]를 뭐라고 말하나요? (Hangukeoro [Sentence]reul meorago malhanayo?)

Literally it means ‘What do you say [Sentence] in Korean?’

I hope this helps.

Thank you!

- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com

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Suzanna Lee says:

Hi Jaehwi,

How to know WHEN and HOW to use ha, hae, haess. Tks

Suz

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Andrea says:

안녕하세요 ^^

I like to learn Korean language with KoreanClass101 you are very good teachers =)
Can you explain the measure words and article with a example in korean language because I don’t understand very well these =(

Thank you very much =)

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KoreanClass101.com says:

:razz: Hi Suzanna Lee!

“~hada.” can be used present tense such as “onul nanun gongbu rul hada.(Today I study)”.

“~hae.” can be used short form talking to friend or younger one such as “onul nanun gongbu rul hae.(Today I study)”.

“~haessda.” can be used past tense such as “ujae nanun gongbu rul haessda.(Yesterday I studied.)”.

Thanks :wink:

Anne / KoreanClass101.com

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KoreanClass101.com says:

Hi Andrea!

There are some chapters of “counting” on the KoreanClass101.com.
Could you search for it and leave it comments about it for us?
I really appreciate it.

Anne / KoreanClass101.com

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Lady says:

Hey, i want you please to explain me about the animal
counter and item counter, there’s anothers counters? Thanks!

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Koreanclass101.com says:

Hey Lady,

Thank you for your comment!

Is there any specific counts you would like to know?

It’s quite broad and people and animal are most general but unfortunately we cannot cover every count..

So it would be great if you could let us know which one you would like to know then we will definitely answer for you!:)

Thank you

Madison
Team Koreanclass101.com

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Lady says:

wow, i’d like to know if u can tell me the most importants counters :3 THANKS! that’s so important to me! :razz: :roll:

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Koreanclass101.com says:

Hello Lady,

Thank you for your input! It sorts out a bit :)

Well regarding most important three’s, I would say

1) PERSON&ANIMALS: Definitely it would be most important since not only used a lot, it would be general for all occasions.

2) GENERAL: -개[gae], It is usually used to general things - such as food, books, drinks or anything in general but not the living ones. Technically it wouldn’t be sometimes suitable in grammar, yet a lot of Koreans use this word in colloquial. For example, you could say there are 2 cups
-> 컵이 두개가 있다.

3) AGE: -살/세[sal/se], Dedending on how old someone is, you could use these words in a way. Usually -살 is for younger or someone you are close. If someone’s older and stranger, it is safer to go for -세. So for example, if you would like to say my grandmother is 70 years old -> 제 할머니는 70세입니다.

Hope this helps your most important three’s?:)

Thank you

Madison
Team Koreanclass101.com

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Lady says:

NO THANK YOU TO YOU! Really that’s help so much! ♥ THANK YOU! Someday i want to speak a fluid korean! :D THANKS!

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Lady says:

btw, i can’t stay in this class anymore because i don’t have money to pay the classes, and im not doing anything hearing the class if i can’t write it and read it……..i’m sorry :/

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Colin says:

There are lessons here that teach you how to read and write! Practice diligently and I promise you will master it in less than week. Before you study anything study that first. As for the money, you may want to take advantage of the sales that come once in a while or perhaps ask the bank of mom and dad for some money!

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KoreanClass101.com says:

Hi,

We’re sorry to hear to hear that. But even under the free membership,you can find the latest lessons published within last two weeks, so please keep vising KoreanClass101.com to improve your Korean by listening to our lessons.

Thank you!

Jae
Team KoreanClass101.com

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Lady says:

well, thanks, i will do that, i thanks for all the examples, and i hope u cand keep helping me, thanks! :D

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KoreanClass101.com says:

Hello lady,

You’re most welcome! We’d be happy to help you anytime, so feel feee to ask :)
Wish you good luck with your Korean studies!

Cheers,
Neha
Team KoreanClass101.con

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Lady says:

Thank you Neha! :D

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KoreanClass101.com says:

Anytime Lady!! :mrgreen:

Cheers,
Neha
Team KoreanClass101.com

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화민해 says:

가나다라마바사아자차카타파하!!!

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KoreanClass101.com says:

Hi 화민해,

Thank you for your comment!

There are great Hangul.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thank you!
Wish you good luck!

Geumseon
Team KoreanClass101.com

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