Wooo, episode 90 done!! It's really crazy to think when I started this course, it's so different from what I thought, so much information @.@ I learned so much with your lessons Billy, you are the best! Can't wait for the final episode
Billy , What if you make a conversation between 2 people including all the grammar points that you taught in this series and then make it the 100th episode. The series is going to end. It can be a good way to test if we have retained and practiced what you taught in the series. If you already have a 100th episode planned, you can make this a bonus video for us to test the skills we have learnt over this series. I think that would be good. Just a suggestion 😊
Just in tiiiiime! Billie 선생님, this series is so underrated, this is perfect for practice, you can always come back to this, and the way you explain this is amazing, so clear, and I am thankful to you ^^ really thank you!
after the 100th episode, will you post more episodes? I don't want it to end. I need some more lessons especially for us beginners. Could you make some more episodes? pleaseeeeeeeeee
Hi Billy this might be a long shot but I was waiting in line for a COVID test in Seoul today and when they called my name, the person asked several times what sounded like "앚욱도?" or something similar. I know that's not it but just based on context I wonder if it had something to do with the appointment time or when I arrived? Of course i also could've been hearing totally wrong. Do you have any guesses? Thanks
What is the difference between nominalization and action verb into adjective? Where can we use this 2form ? It's bit confusing me🥴action verb into adjective only using in 것 같다 form or we can use this with all form?
I recommend watching this series in order, because I explain all of those things in previous episodes. I also recommend moving slowly, and taking notes along the way.
The words 들어가다 and 돌아가다 are unrelated, and mean "to enter" and "to return." You might be interested in my politeness level series too: czcams.com/video/75WB63aoCZo/video.html
Wooo, episode 90 done!!
It's really crazy to think when I started this course, it's so different from what I thought, so much information @.@
I learned so much with your lessons Billy, you are the best! Can't wait for the final episode
Billy , What if you make a conversation between 2 people including all the grammar points that you taught in this series and then make it the 100th episode. The series is going to end. It can be a good way to test if we have retained and practiced what you taught in the series. If you already have a 100th episode planned, you can make this a bonus video for us to test the skills we have learnt over this series. I think that would be good. Just a suggestion 😊
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Pretty good Idea👍
The last 4 episodes have conversations on some common topics.
Just in tiiiiime! Billie 선생님, this series is so underrated, this is perfect for practice, you can always come back to this, and the way you explain this is amazing, so clear, and I am thankful to you ^^ really thank you!
after the 100th episode, will you post more episodes? I don't want it to end. I need some more lessons especially for us beginners. Could you make some more episodes? pleaseeeeeeeeee
This series will end at episode 100.
Thank you
it took me hours lol. that one was not easy haha. very interesting lesson as usual
Hi Billy this might be a long shot but I was waiting in line for a COVID test in Seoul today and when they called my name, the person asked several times what sounded like "앚욱도?" or something similar. I know that's not it but just based on context I wonder if it had something to do with the appointment time or when I arrived? Of course i also could've been hearing totally wrong. Do you have any guesses? Thanks
Petition for Billy making a Japanese course channel 📜
What is the difference between nominalization and action verb into adjective? Where can we use this 2form ? It's bit confusing me🥴action verb into adjective only using in 것 같다 form or we can use this with all form?
I recommend watching this series in order, because I explain all of those things in previous episodes. I also recommend moving slowly, and taking notes along the way.
Hi Billy, I was wondering, what's the difference between 말씀하다 and 말하다? And also 들어가다/들어오다 and 돌아가다/돌아오다?
The words 들어가다 and 돌아가다 are unrelated, and mean "to enter" and "to return." You might be interested in my politeness level series too: czcams.com/video/75WB63aoCZo/video.html
Spoken form: 저는 이 비디오를 긴 것 같아요
Written form: 저는 이 비디오를 길다고 생각해요
Are these correct?
Remember 길다 is a descriptive verb so it can't have an object :)
what's the difference between 생각해요 and 것 같아요 ??
I explain that very question in this video.
생각하다 means to think 것 같다 could be translated as "it seems to be" I hope I'm right Billy샘