How to make Korean sentences (For absolute beginners)

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A lot of people have requested a short video lesson on "How Korean sentences are formed" in general.

0:00-0:21 Who is this video for?
0:21-1:04 General word order of Korean sentences
1:04-1:35 Negative sentence
1:35-1:58 Difference from English
1:58-2:56 Sample sentence with an object
2:56-3:48 Verbs come at the end.
3:48-5:14 Past tense
5:14-5:31 Future tense
5:31-6:35 Consistency is the key!
6:35-7:16 Visit our website to learn more!

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How many of you also have the goal to be able to speak or write Korean?

kristinaelizabethjackson

"Oh.. They're speaking in the past tense"
is exactly where I'm at

alineblooms

This is the thing I was most worried about when I started learning Korean but it’s quite easy to get your head around

inryzez

The skit at 5:02 was hilarious lol
This was so informative and engaging, like all your videos. Thank you for all your work, TTMK!

itsakanksha.k

This 5 mins helped more than the hours of self-study.

revathythanasekar

me: a native italian speaker
this channel: english
me learning english and korean at the same time:

;> chef kiss

emanuela

I like the example of ‘I am an alien 👽’ It makes learning Korean more fun as the example is unusual!!👍 A lot of my foreign friends also ask me about the word order too! I think this video will help them a lot!

ChoiSistersKOREA

5:10 this is literally me when I can catch something in korean but do not understand the rest lol

gigic.

to the one person who disliked this video: 바보

yeetaholic

No one:

literally no one:
"I am ailen"

spit water all over my laptop

Norichiwawa

I’m fascinated by your decision to put sentence order and particles at the beginning of the learning process. I think it’s a great idea and I’m curious to see how this works out.

When I first watched Korean dramas, it was the -니까, 는데, and 고요 conjugations I noticed the most.... and actually most stuff is in 반말, not 존댓말. Obviously, we learn some polite/formal stuff like stuff like 안녕하세요, 감사합니다 but we also learn just 미안해, 고마워, 죽을래!?

eundongpark

This would have been the most perfect video for me like 3 months ago when I was desperately trying to understand Korea sentences but no one explained it well. I thank God everyday for ttmik 😂

girlygirl

From watching Kdramas and shows combined with linguistics background, I picked up some words and structures and found Korean very interesting. Now the hardest part is to start remembering the letters as some look so much alike. Great video👍

callinkin