How to Modify a Noun in 3 Tenses | Binge-watch Quick Korean Lessons in One Video!

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How to Modify a Noun in 3 Tenses | Binge-watch Quick Korean Lessons in One Video!

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[0:00] Noun modification in the present tense
[0:12] 다니다 (to go, to attend)
[0:22] Example sentence with 다니다
[0:28] 먹다 (to eat)
[0:35] Example sentence with 먹다
[0:41] 듣다 (to listen)
[0:49] Example sentence with 듣다
[1:01] Noun modification in the past tense
[1:16] 사다 (to buy)
[1:25] Example sentence with 사다
[1:30] 심다 (to plant)
[1:40] Example sentence with 심다
[1:46] 잃어버리다 (to lose)
[1:54] Example sentence with 잃어버리다
[2:05] Noun modification in the future tense
[2:20] 일하다 (to work)
[2:29] Example sentence with 일하다
[2:37] 읽다 (to read)
[2:48] Example sentence with 읽다
[2:53] 키우다 (to raise; to grow)
[3:03] Example sentence with 키우다
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@kaimagnus Жыл бұрын

I love that Koreans created the particles like 은 그리고 는. I've heard many times that people feel the particles are one of the hardest things to understand and learn. I think they are very easy and they tell so much in such a small thing! Like 은 being added to a word that ends in a consonant and 는 added to a word that ends in a vowel and they tell you that the word they are added to is the subject of the sentence and it also tells you that what is being said is about that word as opposed to others or in difference to others! So much information in one little particle! "저는" let's me know that I am the subject of what is about to be said and that I may think, feel and or do differently in relation to it than other people. It's really helpful. Another great video Minji. 감사합니다. 안녕~~~! 😁