Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #85: Have You Ever?
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- In this lesson you’ll learn how to say that you’ve done something before, or that you haven’t ever done something before. You’ll also learn about how to use the words 정도, as well as 만큼 when talking about an amount. And you’ll learn how saying that you’ve done something before is different from saying that you’ve simply tried to do something before.
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빌리 선생님이랑 공부해본 적 없는데, 비디오가 진짜 좋은거같아요!
Billy I’m currently on chapter 12 of the first book (: my Korean has gotten so well, I can comprehend a handful of sentences in dramas without the subtitles
Great! Make sure you're also practicing by making your own sentences too :D
@@GoBillyKorean I am! I’m actually taking my own test of random sentences I made right now 😆
thank you💓
보다 is such a useful verb ㅎㅎㅎ
Aquí puedo practicar mi Inglés y mi Coreano al mismo tiempo!
Thanks Billy. Every week is a new learning! 😎👌👍
So thankful for your channel and contents Billy ❤️
We all are or at least I think
4:44 me thinking how can tea be fast~
I will definitely try to incorporate this form more often into my practice :)
Once again thank you. Another VERY useful lesson
Im very familiar with the "만큼" form because it sounds likr my name...and kpop idols use it ALOT
감사합니다 🤍💜
Have you ever heard of "Learn Korean with Go Billy"? '고빌리랑 한국어 배우기' 듣 본 적이 있어요? Here, should we use the literal translation of "heard" (듣다) or some other verb? 🤔
Hi Billy, is the 본 necessary to convery a similar meaning? In japanese, you may know that we can say "yatte mita koto ga aru" as well as "yatta koto ga aru". "I have tried doing" vs "i have done". Would it be correct to say "해본 적이 있어요" as well as "하기 적이 있어요"? (not sure if the nominalization is correct there) Is this one of the things i can interpret to be equivalents between these two languages? (I am a native japanese speaker.) Thanks!
It can also be used with the past tense conjugation (adjective form) of an action verb, so you can say ~한 적 (not 하기), but this is a bit less common. It's the same form though.
Hi Billy, what is the difference between 천천하다 and 느리다? Are they synonyms or are they slightly different?
There are many differences. Basically if you're referring to the verbs, 천천하다 is almost never used while 느리다 is used often. But if you're referring to just 천천히 and 느리게, both mean "slowly" but only 느리게 can also be used for things that aren't under anyone's control.
Hi Billy! Is 만큼 only ever used with a negative form like 없다 or 못?
No, it's not only used with negative verbs like that.
빌리씨. 안녕하세요. 저는 서울 사는 한국 사람 입니다. 구독자 이며, 영어듣기도 하려고 시청 합니다, 조회수가 적어서 안타깝네요. 그러나 공부는 누구나 하고 싶지 않는 것 입니다. 조회수 100만 이상 되게 하는 방법을 하나 알려 드릴께요. 한달에 1-2 곡 정도 케이팝 bts/ 블랙핑크 노래를 통하여 공부 하게 하세요. 노래를 통한 외국어 공부는 생각보다 효과가 좋아요. 저도 영어 공부 노래로 많이 했습니다, 효과도 아주 좋아요. K 드라마도 전세계적으로 생각보다 인기가 많아요. 케이팝 팬들이 전세계 1억명이 넘는다는 뉴스를 봤습니다, 한국어 선생님 이니까 인기 드라마 특정 부분이나 한국 노래로 재미있게 공부 하세요. 다른 사람이 하기 전에 시도 하세요.
Billy I’m starting to learn Korean (class project) I need your help I have watched videos of yours (“learn Hangul with billy pt1-14”), and it really helped but I couldn’t find other ones, so if you can do video for beginner Korean, and I have some questions. How can I learn Korean in the fastest way? How long does it take to learn a bit/lot of Korean? How hard is it to learn Korean if you know two languages (English & Arabica)? Mind the bad spelling I have been learning English for only 5 years. Thx for your time hope you answer me. (: :)
Yes, I recommend watching the first ~9 episodes of this series and you can learn Hangul from here too more simply :-) The playlist is in the description of this video.
윤소시만큼 예의 바른 사람은 없어요. Can we use 시 after a person name? 간삽니다
Yes, if you watch this series in order you'll also learn about how to use ~씨 with people's names when speaking politely to/about them.
How about an action verb with ㄹ like 부르다. It will be 불러 본 적이 있다 right?
Yes, since 부르다 conjugates as 불러 as we learned in this series.
hi billy .. can i ask.. if this is the updated Playlist of Your korean lessons?? how about the 129Videos in your playlist 11 years ago? do i need to learn that too?
That's a separate series called "Learn Korean" but that series isn't in any order - it's simply various topics that I wanted to teach in my own way, and they each come with PDF files. This playlist is in order, so if you're brand new I recommend starting here.
@@GoBillyKorean tnx billy. are you in korea now? i want to buy all your books. im preparing for my kiip examination.. i found out that your channel is very helpful. so i started learning on your videos…
@@mheng2604Good luck on the exam! I'm not currently in Korea but I will be this summer to make more videos :)
@@GoBillyKorean so how can i buy some of your books?
@@mheng2604All of them are available through here: gobillykorean.com/korean-made-simple/
Can you tell us how to use 너에게?
If you watch this video course in order, I explain how to use 너 and 에게 in detail :-)
그걸 해 본 적이 없어요 .In that sentence 전에 isn't there so.. The translation is "I've never tried that *before* " why before? 😕
The "before" only comes from English translations, and is just how we speak in English. There's no need to add any extra word to convey that meaning in Korean, as it's explained in this lesson :)
@@GoBillyKorean oh ✌ 😊 hehe thanks... Well as far I've learned Korean in this course... Korean seems easy peasy lemon squeezy 🍋... Hehe 😅😅
Why there is 그걸 insted of 그것 can you pls tell me
그것을 can be shortened to 그걸. This is also explained in a previous lesson in this series.
고맙습니다 오빠