Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #91: I Have To

In this lesson you’ll learn how to use a new grammar form to say that you have to, or need to, or must do something. This form can be used with both action verbs and descriptive verbs. You’ll also see this form used together with some the adjective forms that we learned in the last lesson.
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[@simple_aita111]

very very easy to hear and learn from you💕

[@itzelmarquez1528]

Lmaooooo no Chanyeol and Kyungsoo appearing in the lesson, kings

[@kodamamononoke3507]

I was just watching some exo's content then i jump to this lesson as per my made up schedule then I heard Chanyeol and Kyungsoo hahhaha nice one 😉

[@ftezzey]

very clear explanation!

[@user-pm8ue8px4d]

오늘부터 나는 다이어트를 해야 돼요. 그래서 채소를 많이 먹어야 돼요. : )

[@somegirlanna]

Thanks!

[@harshadaranadhir8827]

Thanks 😊

[@MrSuarezno7]

Billy, for 기차를 못 탔으니까 여차를 타야 할 것 같아오 the 할 here refers to "take" as in take the train?
Also, why 내일 in "비행기표를 빨리 사야 돼요. 내일은 더 비쌀 거 같아요" is given the topic marker (은)?
And why add 에 to 건강 in "제 건강에 대해(about) 생각해야 돼요"?

[@GoBillyKorean]

1) It's ~야 하다 which is a different grammar form, not "take." czcams.com/video/YLM-XL7LW5g/video.html This is also explained in a previous episode of this series.
2) czcams.com/video/E2jrWqBDilM/video.html and czcams.com/video/D2mAkj_i6cw/video.html
3) This was explained in a previous lesson about "about," so I recommend moving through this series in order so you don't miss anything :) This is a 100 episode series and everything goes in order.

[@dantobuscus8310]

그리고 확인해 볼게요. Can I also translate this to: And I promise (to try) to check it?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Sure!

[@willymh4986]

If I were to say "I HAD to do something", for example, it's okay to just conjugate the verb 되다?

[@GoBillyKorean]

You can conjugate 되다 in the past tense too.

[@willymh4986]

@@GoBillyKorean I guess it's also the same with future tense, but in that case it's better to just keep the conjugation in the present tense, right?
Either way, thank you Billy!

[@GoBillyKorean]

@@willymh4986 You can also use future tense if you need to. No problem :)

[@willymh4986]

@@GoBillyKorean Cool! Thanks!

[@simple_aita111]

its easier to learn from you

[@hanyeonmin8885]

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