Make Korean Sentences with Essential Verbs | Must-Know Patterns (Beginner Friendly)

Welcome to the lesson and in this video, I want to show you guys some really important Korean verbs Because without verbs there can't be sentences So in this video, I'll show you not only the important verbs in Korean But how you can make sentences with these verbs that I'm gonna show you. You ready? All right. So first things first this video. I will be using this ebook that I wrote And I will have the link in the description But you guys can also go to this website my website super easy one directly there, too Okay, so you're not like wondering where what is that bug? Where is this bug? Okay, so we're gonna start with this and we're gonna first start with the basics What is a verb stem? So before I show you any verbs you have to know this in order to make sentences later on All of the korean verbs you'll notice as you're reading them like Do you see them I brought some basic verbs here and they'll all end in da That's the dictionary form of korean verbs and what we do our job When we make sentences and when we talk naturally day to day, we don't like go No We have to drop the ta And we call that dropping the da verb stem you like You like went to the stem of the verb. So for example To go that's kata And if you drop the top what's gonna be the stem? Ka is the stem And now right here. What's the stem of to do hada drop the da Ha is your stem. All right now do it all by yourself to sleep. What's the stem of it? Tell me louder people in the back louder Ah ta is the stem. So remember that because As I said, we're not just learning the verbs. We're gonna bring this to sentences in a super easy way Just bring your notebook and repeat after me and follow along and you will be able to do that by the end of this video So let's get started. I'm gonna go to the very basic Verbs first. So here on the very first page you see level one. That's the easiest one To do to go to sleep to eat to see our basics that we do every day So repeat after me to do is ha da ha da to go ka da ka da to sleep cha da to eat mok da mok da to see bo da Bo da right now you are watching youtube video. So with these five verbs i'm gonna bring one of Important patterns. These are sentence patterns that I created Um in my flashcards and these are real patterns that you can use anytime And that we call this one in um our course called the game changer pattern flashcards our students named that Because our students who are taking my classes are like this is game changer. I know So when we launched this a couple months ago, we had to call it the game changer pattern flashcards Right, so i'll also have that on my website so you guys can check it all out It's not just the pattern flashcards It's just the videos the pattern examples like everything is in one place. It's a whole course All right. So if you're interested in making sentences in korean, I think this will be a really big help to your journey So here i've screenshotted a couple so I can show you guys how you can make sentences Here we go. Let me get rid of my website. And then now here's our very first pattern You see we there that's your verb, but we have to get to the stem of it So it's verb stem that we're going to plug into this flashcard So verb stem Dash just means connected together without any space when you write it down. So verb stem Say that with me verb stem I want to be that's the pattern and all you're gonna do is to plug in a verb Stem here. So gada stem on the right is ga and i'm gonna plug that in right here So it'll be ga That's the v place the v I want to go where do you want to go? I want to go to the bts concert. You see little stick figures. I want to have them all but only two For me right now, but i'm collect. I want to collect them all. So here we have bts That's the place that I want to go Where else do you want to go? Oh, do you want to go to the mountains? Yeah Ball is coming So you can say To the mountains. Hey, I just put the particle Right we're making sentences What about this one? Let's plug in another verb here. Mokda that's to eat. What's the stem? You guys know it by now just drop the da Right now plug in mok in the place of v for me that's I want to eat Well, tell me specific things that you're craving today right now as you're watching the video So your sentences can be yours. My sentences can be mine when it becomes Realistic when it becomes to your real examples It sticks to your to your brain better like trust me It really does because you just made that connection to what you crave Right. So for me right now I'm craving a pizza. I recently had a pizza with from papa john's and then the garlic crust cheese The cheese crust was so good So I want to Eat pizza so I can say pizza Pizza What about you you you jot it down in your notebook Maybe banana banana You are are you craving meat? Uh gogi gogi Or craving salad salad Do you see that We just be flexible, but it's really coming down to your vocab too Like if you know more words, it's so much more fun, too So make sure you know these verbs and you know other verbs too essential ones So when you see a pattern any pattern hundreds of patterns You can know what you want to say because vocab will give you that Freedom because you know that many vocab to plug it in, right? So that's how we do it Um, what about we go to like another chapter? Let's see, oh I can do that to play this is level two to play we have Drop the dot nor plug in right here I want to play Well, there's something one fun fact about this verb is that this verb can mean two things Um, it could mean play but it could also mean hang out with your friends So You know when you just plug that in it doesn't just mean like a childish play it means both But just know that hey Paul means like hey, I want to travel. Hey, I want to have a good time Like it just means everything all inclusive. I would say very broad Good verb good term whenever you're wanting to go out and have fun, right? And for our advanced learners who are watching this you can put who you want to play with for example If you want to play with your friends Friend is And with is But because who ends with a vowel i'll say One more time Wow, so good Okay. Now I'm going to show you another pattern that looks identical As the first one, but do you see the difference there's only one one difference Yeah The second pattern ends in a question So if you put your tone up essentially It will be a question of do you want to verb? Do you want to verb is? Put your tone up because they're identical it's important that you put your tone up So they're not confused like is this a question? Is this a statement? Do you want to do it or I want to do it? Like what are you saying? So if I want to say do you want to play? Then I plug in the same verb Do you want to play right Um, maybe we can do this one to go outside and maybe you've been at home and you're like I want to go outside That's Is what you already learned to go Right, but now that is actually go outside like going out of your home Not just to the bathroom living room like you want to go out So that's Now you can Say it as a statement. I want to go out Make sure to drop the da to the stem Or it could be a question like Do you want to go outside do you want to get out of home? And my answer would be like Where should we go? I'm, not a homebody. I like to go play outside, but I also love teaching. I love showing up here, too So it's like it's like when i'm home I really love this time you and my time together here on youtube on instagram Like I love this time and of course, I love time with isaac, too And when I go outside, I also love my um outside time like shopping and just like going around And getting that air that I need So good. Okay. So let's try one more To learn that's a great example, too. So What do you want to learn you're watching this video so I assume you want to learn korean what's korean Do you want to learn korean? Are you proud of yourself? I'm, so proud of you guys like as I am filming this I always Always imagine you guys right in front of me, right if this is a live class We are jumping we are high-fiving each other We're asking each other questions cheering for one another because that's how we learn and every video I really don't feel like this is a video. You are watching me. You are right in front of me taking notes and celebrating and just like when i'm surprised you're surprised and This is so good you guys So proud of you Well, this verb won't work. I don't think anybody wants to cry. I don't want to cry Maybe some of you want to cry because it's like frustrating up here, but hopefully you are smiling Right. Okay. So I think that's pretty good for these patterns. You guys got it down So let's bring some more pattern more game changer patterns um, so I will x this x this and What about this one? I don't want to verb. It's like an op the opposite pattern. That's the first one that we did Everybody say The she here is the sh sound because it's met with the e vowel so She it's romanized with just the si Officially but it's sh Right, you did a really good job. So now if I want to say like I don't want to cry Tears coming now, but I don't want to cry is that's the verb. I'm like actually crying because this is so fun Um, and also i'm very like compassionate person. So here we have and then I Drop the da and I Plug it in right here Ooh When you say ooh, can you have your mouth shaped just like how i'm doing right now? Great I noticed there's something that I noticed I want to do a quick pronunciation tip for you guys When I speak english, I notice my mouth goes this way a lot. Do you see it? I go this way a lot So the language of english, this is just my thought purely my thought but maybe true Because i've been noticing as a bilingual. It's like going this way a lot and when I speak korean I go this way Like like yo, oh like all of that will go This way isn't it so interesting so When you speak korean my tip for you is although you're not used to going this way a lot Our vowels are like ooh you All of those will go this way Okay, so that's my quick your mouth muscle tip to keep in mind So exaggerate that a little bit more because if you have wrong mouth shape Chances are the pronunciation will also not be Accurate right because you're like having a different mouth shape or a certain vowel Okay, so here we have I don't want to cry What about you don't want to make tacos? I don't want to make it. I'm not in the mood for it I just want to eat out That's Lots of the l bachim Now drop the da man is your stem and now plug that right into our verb stem That's gonna be let me the pattern What do you not want to make Tacos that's the easy one taco I don't want to make Right So we are really learning some essential patterns like that Um, let me see. Oh, this is a good one. This is a true statement for me. I never want to run Isaac's like always like running is like running's good for you. I'm like Nope That's not happening for me. So we got the verb Notice how my mouth i'm telling you it goes this way So this is a double d Um, so make sure you got Not do It's a little bit similar to the th in english, but your tongue In th it goes Um, right, right the round but no, no, no, don't put the tongue out like english th but put it behind your teeth Yeah Oh so good, it's not t it's double strong Now plug it right here Put some emotion there with me Yeah, because language is a real thing right Now drop the yo Other verbs that make so many sentences, so these are game changer patterns I'm telling you hundreds of you are already enrolled into this program And i'm so happy that I get to help you this way I'm genuinely so happy because every day I get an email I get every day I get a comment in the game changer An email like how this is helping you guys because we have a little challenge in the Program where they have to do one pattern a day because that's my challenge for you One pattern a day plug lots of sentences plug lots of words verbs So greens are verbs and the nouns are orange and Just think about how many sentences and how born you will be in a year It will pay off Consistent effort consistently showing up every day will pay off So i'm so excited for you for those of you who are watching who already have this program super excited for you guys Yeah, continue to make it and if you're like, hey, i'm taking a pause But this video is reminding me that I do have to get back on my patterns This is your sign wink wink Okay so You see some patterns and maybe I can bring one more Oh I know this one can really help you So earlier we were talking about and I could be very specific and ask you guys What do you want to do? What? Right, so then you have to bring the word what what is So it will be And then the verb whatever what what do you want to do is So we need the verb back to the very first one To do what do you want to do? Then we bring back this pattern the first one To answer that I want to eat I want to go to the mountains. I don't know why i keep thinking about mountains. Maybe i'm really wanting to go to the mountains So then you can also plug in here too on the top Well, it doesn't work well That will be where do you want to go? So more doesn't really work with this one, right? So but this can work. What do you want to eat? What do you want to eat So use this one for answering Wow, wow. Wow So we are getting used to our patterns and our verbs expanding our verbs, too So when it comes to memorizing and expanding your nouns Know that nouns will name things like microphone or like bottle 물병 um flowers that's It names things right because that's what nouns do people place and think and verbs will bring sentences to life Because it gives you like to eat to sleep and to go And all of that so make sure you guys study both the nouns and our verbs because Both are important. We gotta know how to name things. So we're not always stuck with like wait, what is that in korean? Right and verbs are like eat 먹다 So both are really important. That's what I want to tell you okay, and um to have that freedom of Any pattern that you want to say we need some good important patterns, too And this is our verb book. It's essentially like the writing pages and all of that going all the way to Levels and it's I don't know how many levels but it goes to 300 verbs altogether essential ones that you have to learn and of course, there are pictures romanization And korean words and some of you in the comments asked me. Hey aina, can we not have romanization? my answer is no because a lot of you are beginners, right a lot of you are beginners who are watching this video and If you don't want it, you can just cover it up, but our beginners who don't know how to read korean They have to first know How this sounds in english Yeah, so I hope you understand that and if you're looking for a resource for Conouns and if this is your first time being in my youtube channel know that we have resources available In my website, I have all these helpful books So if you are here and you're like, I don't know how to read korean then I recommend this book How to read korean step by step. It's also on my website Um, and if you're like, hey aina, can I learn some helpful phrases? So I have like 280 practical korean phrases altogether And then I was mentioning you about the nouns how important it is to know the nouns, too so we got our korean dictionary where we Categorize everything into like, you know What you have to know people that's like family, baby, face, body, internal organs, shopping Then you have all the resources here as well So make sure you check out all of the resources And the game changer Oh the pattern flashcards, they do come digitally You have to print it out like mine because we have students from all over the world and it's really hard for me to ship Everything to everybody But it does come digitally and then of course it comes with my videos like lesson videos How you can actually make sentences how you can best utilize the resource I give you And it does come with our ebook example Sentences too. So for example, if you want to know the verb it will come something like this You'll have flashcards And then on the bottom you'll see all of the sentences Right thousands. I think it's like 2000 examples for nouns and verbs all together Okay So those are resources. I always talk about my resources because they are helpful thousands of you have it and you told me that You guys use it every day how amazing they are So I have to tell you guys that if you're looking for resources, we have it all available all right, so I hope that you found this video really helpful because I enjoyed I love showing up here and I always imagine you guys being here Right being active learner So hope you guys really enjoyed today's video And if you guys want to learn more just make sure you subscribe and like my page so we can continue to learn together Alrighty you guys also I will have other videos that you can watch here So you can check out other videos that I have on my youtube channel if you're hanging out here And want to learn how to make sentences in korean. Okay. I love you guys so much. Do not give up learning korean Study consistently even like five minutes a day Right because consistency is better than cramming everything in one day Okay, so that is it for me and i'll see you in the next video