🇰🇷 Korean Conversation | Korean Listening Practice | Basic Korean Grammar | -을 거예요 / -기로 하다

🇰🇷 Formal conversation between Dalgon and Boki
0:01 Introduction
0:34 Conversation without subtitles
1:44 Subtitles and grammar points
7:28 Ending
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[@Koreant2024]

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[@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy]

You're a really good story teller, and a talented animator too. Really enjoyed watching your videos. Looking forward to more x

[@olgapotapova1267]

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[@nuevekai]

I can't believe all the new things I have learnt from this video, thank you so much

[@rulan.l]

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[@aniksdote]

Such an easy to grasp video. Please do more. You are helping so much. Thank you.

[@Happysoul92]

I am so happy that I found you. I have been learning Korean for two years and still I am very confused with the subject and objective particles. You explained it so well with colour code in your sentences. It makes me easier to understand. I learned Korean because of BTS.

[@user-zy2cu5bg1v]

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I really appreciate your hard work. Wish you could do more videos like this❤

[@springdiaries_]

Please keep doing these videos..I’m learning a lot as someone who can’t converse naturally in Korean but can read and write😅😂

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[@shmily0109]

Nice video, it's really helpful. Looking forward to the next video

[@prophesin]

you made future tense conjugation super simple and easy to understand THANK YOU please make more videos ❤️

[@Koreant2024]

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[@aayybb4]

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Nice video, really easy to understand 👍.

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[@marktran88]

i hope that you would make similar videos for intermediate learners ❤❤

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[@Iamfree-tn7nl]

I'm still confused and worry about e and eseo usage, i get the point but still confused me for some reason.

[@Koreant2024]

The difference between [에] and [에서] can naturally be confusing.
There are various cases and usages, so I will briefly explain the difference between [에] and [에서] mentioned in this video.
[에] is used for indicating time and location.
[주말에 계획 있어요?] ---- [에] indicates the time (weekend).
I will also give an example for the use of [에] to indicate location.
[학교에 있어요.] means that [I am at school.] In this case, [에] indicates the location (school).
[에서] is used for indicating the place where an action happens or the starting point of an action.
[성수동에서 만날 거예요.] ---- [에서] indicates the place where the action (meeting) happens.
[학교에서 공부해요.] means [I study at school.], indicating the place where the action happens.
I hope this helps :)