[SUB] Essential Korean Pronouns That We Actually Use (Part 2)

Hi, guys! Today's video is Korean pronouns part 2. If you haven't watched part 1, here's the link to the video. In this video, I'll be teaching you other important pronouns that I haven't included in part 1. As always, we're going to look at these words with example sentences. Let's get started! If you need a subtitle, please turn on CC in the settings. The first pronoun is this. There are two ways to express this in Korean. And the first one is This is a famous novel. Another word for this is How much is this? You can use these two words interchangeably. But 이것 is used more often in written forms. And 이거 is used more often in spoken forms. Could you throw these out? Just like this, there are two different ways to express that in Korean. And the first one is What's the difference between this and that? Another word for that is I've eaten that before. Those What are those on the desk? 책상 위에 그것들은 뭐예요? In Korean, we have a different word for that, which is used to refer to an object that is away from both the speaker and the listener. And that word is What is that hanging on the wall? Another word for that is I'll have that one on the top. So the difference between 그것 and 저것 is 저것 has to be something that's away from the speaker and the listener. Those away What are those outside the window? This place or here. This place is where the king used to live. Another word for this place and here is This place is my bedroom. You can use these two words interchangeably. That place or there. That place is dangerous for traveling. Another word for that place and there is That place is too far from here. 거기는 여기에서 너무 멀어요. You can use these two words interchangeably. That place or there away. That place you see over there is the school. Another word for that place or there away is Who lives there? You can use these two words interchangeably. This way or this side. The entrance is this way. That way or that side. That side is brighter than this side. That way or that side away. There's a ticket office if you go that way. Where does it hurt? Among the singers, who do you like the most? When is the next meeting? What did you see at the museum? Another word for what is What do you want to eat for dinner today? You can use these two words interchangeably. Everyone Everyone arrived at the airport. Each other We trust each other. oneself Please introduce yourself. Another word for oneself is I'm angry at myself. Anyone This is a problem anyone can solve. Another word for anyone is This isn't a place anyone can come. The difference between these two words is that 아무나 has to be used with a negative verb. No one There's no one in the classroom. Someone There's someone in the basement. Anywhere It's possible to deliver anywhere. Or Another word for anywhere is My puppy pees anywhere. Nowhere There's nowhere to sit. Another word for nowhere is That homeless has nowhere to go. Somewhere The treasure is hidden somewhere. Anything Ask me anything. Another word for anything is Please give me anything cool. Nothing There's nothing in my pocket. Something Or you can say Something fell from the sky. Or