“Each” is NOT “Every” 마다 vs 모든 | Korean FAQ

I’ll explain how 모든 and 마다 can both translate as “every,” but have different meanings and nuances. I’ll also show you how to use the form 때마다, which means “each time” or “every time” or “whenever.”
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[@SQ8MXT]

I wish you explained 각기, 각자, 각각 and other similar words if there are more

[@souls_23]

Thank you for making Korean so easy.

[@sarahpitwell]

Hi Billy, whilst every person came here to find out more about these 2 definitions I am sure each one of us would like to thank you for the video and your clear explanations 😊❤

[@game_is_onnn]

can you make a segment for longer korean sentences

[@fkhan2006]

i just realized something.... hanja prefixes in korean are just like latin/greek/roman prefixes in english!

[@sxxjjxxs]

great! thanks Billy!

[@ZobiWanKenobi96]

this is so helpful! whenever I try and use 마다 people would always correct me to 모든 and I really couldn't understand why!! I think it's quite difficult! maybe for now I'll just stick to using it when talking about time hahha

[@esteb6544]

Thank you Billy

[@Jennifer-cx5fg]

선생님 영상을 볼 때마다 저보다 한국말을 더 잘 하신다고 생각해요. 모든 영상이 제가 영어학습을 하는데 많은 도움이 된답니다. 감사합니다.^^

[@kennethgarris]

한국어 공부할 때마다 새운것을 배워요.

[@nurnr8436]

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[@sarahalharbi4199]

We need more hanja 😢

[@jessica-annsar4214]

maybe i missed it in other content, but what's the difference between (-jima) & (goema)? sorry my current keyboard doesn't have Hanguel on it

[@GoBillyKorean]

Here's how you can enable it: czcams.com/video/60tJhbTBBN0/video.html

[@SuAmazing]

So "Every" 모든 it is used for something like : people hmm and food (i guess)?

[@foxtale8716]

I wonder every time how Billy writes backwards

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@akinyemimercy1239]

Hi so if I wanna learn Korean from your video what should I start with

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@gabagabala8285]

❤❤❤

[@salmaahmed8598]

I couldn't find the link for 매 in the description.

[@GoBillyKorean]

It's in the description :)

[@kennethgarris]

Difference between 매일 and 날마다?

[@GoBillyKorean]

매일 is the one you'll use for "every day." czcams.com/video/RajyvImvlI8/video.html

[@desireeluciano]

Does he flip the videos and mirror in post production/editing or does he write backwards? Also he’s Left handed like me ❤️ unless it’s mirrored lol

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@randallstephens1680]

Is it best to think of 모든 as "all" and 마다 as "each"?

[@GoBillyKorean]

"All" can be used as a noun in English too, but 모든 is not a noun.

[@auricia201]

I don't have anything to say, just a comment for the algorithm!