Hello Eric,

It seems the audio works fine with the video .Could you try it with a different web-browser, or download the video and see if you still have the same issue? If then, please send us an email at contactus@KoreanClass101.com so that we can take a look at the issue closely.

Thank you for your patience,

Jae

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I don't seem to be getting audio out of either the audio or video lessons. I have to download these lessons before I get audio. I turned the volume on for the lesson, but get no sound. Please advise.

Hi Ja'Nae,

Please click on 2 Lesson Materials -> Vocabulary to find out the meaning of each word. :)

Gamsahamnida.

Claire

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it would be great if they told you the english translation afterwards because some of the things that they are doing aren't clear so i have to look it up if i don't know what they are talking about

I am confused about what the Grammar List is. Where do I find it?

Hi Bellamia Shafira Ariella,

Thanks for your comment! :)

Good luck with your learning!

Claire

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:heart: i love Hangeul :laughing:

Hi Natalie,

You are right.

씻고 있다 is pronounced as ssit-kko it-tta.

present 씻는다

present progressive 씻고 있다

past 씻었다

But there are more variations depending on tense/politeness level.

Regards,

Claire

Team KoreanClass101.com

Hello!

Why is it spelled 씻 but pronounced ssi??

shouldn't the ㅅ in the batchim position make it a 't' sound?

Also how do you form the 3 different tenses (present, present progressive, and past) from the infinitive (i.e. TO....)

Hello Chris!

Thank you for your feedback and suggestions!

We will definitely take a look at your suggestions!

I hope you will enjoy studying Korean with us :innocent: Please let us know if you have any questions!

Engla

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This series of videos would be a bit more helpful if the English words were displayed with the Korean in the video, to know exactly what the Korean word or sentence is referencing in the pictures. Sometimes it is not obvious just from the pictures, or there are several things the words could be describing in the given picture or scene. I found the English translations in the lesson materials, but having them in the video itself would be more helpful.

Overall I like the site. It's sometimes not easy or intuitive, but with repetition I'm starting to pick it up, thanks. :)

Hi meagan francis!

Thank you for posting!

Then you are in the right place! :sunglasses: I hope you will enjoy learning Korean with us!

Please let us know if you have any questions!

Engla

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Hi Hazlinda,

The past tense of 닦다 is 닦았다.

You would hear some people pronounce it as 닦었다. But it is not written that way.

Hope this helps. :)

Regards,

Claire

Team KoreanClass101.com

Why is it 닦았다 instead of 닦었다 ?

Hey Lea,

You could absolutely use lesson materials as well as PDFs as a reference!;)

Thank you

Madison

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I have a question how come it doesn't tell us what the words mean in English?:smile:

Hey Vi and Maria,

Vi - 먹다 is the regular form as you seem to be well aware!:) and 먹고, 먹어 is the changed form in order to mean in a different way by the particles. Therefore, the meaning itself stays as to eat but only a slight change.

Maria - boy means 남자아이 while man means 남자! ;)

Thank you

Madison

Team KoreanClass101.com

Hello,

Is boy 남자 아이 or just 남자?

Hi. I would like to ask about the form of the verb "eat."

So in the video, there is one sentence as an example of the verb ''eat'': 가족이 아침을 먹고 있다.

My concern is if 먹고 is different from 먹어, and how it is different.

Thank you very much.