Lesson 6 - Korean Verb Ending ㅂ/습니다 and ㅂ/습니까 KSP

[janafern]

cant hear anything!!!!!please help

[TexasSizzle]

@janafern Exactly the volume is SUPER LOW and in MONO!!!! Please rectify!

[Marion118]

I love these lessons! I am refreshing after 10 years later from learning in college! YOu are way better than my college class!

[vrsvesach]

can i ask, what is the difference if you use I (as in I am...) as na-neun or nae-ga? like in your example of 'I am adam' and 'I am buying the book' ? THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH. YOU ARE ACTUALLY DAMMMMMN HELPFUL! this whole series is kickassz! :D

[KoreanSimplyPut]

Okay, this is a loose rule. In general, you use 나는 this implies that you've been talking mentioned yourself before somewhere you were talking. 내가 is when you JUST brought yourself up in the conversation. From then on, you want to use 나는. Even with that rule, 나는 is often preferred overall.

Hope that helps!

Thanks :) I'm glad you like the videos!

[vrsvesach]

Alright, got it :) Thank you so much

[modipete90]

@KoreanSimplyPut So basically, you're saying that both of them mean I am?

[ultimateoranges]

ah, thanks for teaching me this :D you make it really easy!

[KoreanSimplyPut]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!