How to Use 테니까 and 텐데 | Live Class Abridged
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream about 테니까 and 텐데. It contrasts them with (으)니까 and the 데 form (은데,ㄴ데,는데). It also shows how to use these together with other forms such as 만얀에 and the plain form, and how to use them in different tenses.
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This is the most amazing lesson of my entire life
and I don’t understand why I’ve been watching this video even if I’m Korean
@@Eddie-bb9wf ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hi I'm South Korean high school student. I accidentally met this lesson on CZcams. Thank you for spread 한글 for viewer. Your pronunciation is perfect !!
Thank you so so so much! ✨
Those abridged versions are not only great for people that missed the livestream and/ or don't have the time to watch full 2 hours, but also to revise all sorts of grammar forms!
This grammar form actuually gave me nightmares because I've seen it in so many contexts. But after one simple trick, I totally understand it now
우와우! I'm Korean and I'm amazed at your great knowledge about the Korean language as well as your teaching skill!
빌리 선생님 간단하게 설명해주셔서 정말 감사합니다!! '~을/ㄹ 테--'라는 문법을 오랫동은 이해하지 않지만 이 영상을 보니까 빨리 이해가 됐어요
Ahhhhh, yes. Gotta love that Han River smell, some spots more than others. And especially when you're exercising and inhaling more deeply than usual.
My tongue language is Spanish
I'm learning Korean
In English
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Pretty normal for any non-native English speaker who wants to learn Korean ;)
@@agnieszkatwardosz5106 true
Also there's one channel where I can learn easily, but I have already watched all the videos and I don't have more material in my language for studying Korean
And the other channels use Romanization and I hate it
@@nahimkpop9529 was it Carolina Kim? kdkdkskd
@@rokorae it was
same here :DD its so cool
I've been having a lot of trouble understanding the correct usage of 텐데 / 테니까. This video was a life-saver. 고마워요!
I found your video before.. and all i can say is.. I really like your teaching style... will always waiting for your video.. Thank you so much
Thanks! I've always feel not confident using these two forms.... now that you put more details into the when to and when not to use them, I'm gonna give them a more serious try! Is there a full version somewhere? The abridged version is good, but a little too fast for my brain.. haha.
The full versions of all the live streams are available on my channel. You can find them in the live stream playlist.
8:30 this lesson was so clear and funny lool tysm for your effort !!
Thank you so much! i really like your method and the way you teach! It is very clear and i can easly understand what you say!
(love from Brazil)
you are the best teacher ever!!
ive heard ㄹ 테니 in songs and i wanted to know what it meant, but i guess it's too advanced for me lol
어려울텐데
I've always had trouble understanding 테니까 and 텐데 because my grammar books really made it complicated.. So I've ignored it for a long long time... watching this it finally clicked and I don't get why I made it so difficult for myself... lol.. Thanks ;)
The explanation is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much! :)
Your abridged lessons are so helpful. Thank you very much for your time and effort. 👍
My brain 🧠 is bleeding 🥴
감사합니다
i feel you 😭
화이팅 😣
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병원에 가요?
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Wow~~ amazing! Your lessons are so clear and helpful. Thank you!
Damn, Sir. You teached this real good. This is amazing 🙇
Best channel for learning Korean grammar
정말 좋은 방송이네요
Billy!! This is 맥치!
I subscribed to this channel to improve my English listening and grammar skills! 😄
Nice,,, Watching from Nepal....
my brain feels like its gna explode with too much information! but thank you
꼼꼼히 설명해주셔서 감사합니다. 질문 두가지만 더 있습니다.
1. 것 같다라는 문법과의 차이점이 뭡니까?
철수가 이미 했을 텐데요
철수가 이미 한 것 같아요
2. 것이다라는 문법과의 차이점이 뭡니까?
생일인 줄 알았더라면 선물을 사줬을 텐데요
생일인 줄 알았더라면 선물을 사줬을 거예요.
This form is unrelated to 것 같다. You can learn about your 2nd form here: czcams.com/video/rp7yTbYAgRM/video.html
Thanks! I think that the best part of this video is that it's ENTIRELY in English!
This was crazy helpful. Thanks!
Excellent lesson
Si no viviese en un país con casi hiperinflación, te daría toda mi plata. 🤣 Tus videos son 100 % geniales, como siempre. MUCHAS GRACIAS!
Another way this form is explained is "giving a reason for the advice your giving"? if that makes sense
Thank you so much for the valuable lessons 🙏💗
BEST TEACHERRRRR
lol this grammar is like a baddie game level boss... ive destroyed all the other bosses but this one is so complicated ive still to master it...
ㅋ 이 문법은 게임 보스 같아요. 다른 어려운 보스들을 대부분 파괴했지만 이 보스는 정말 복잡하니까 아직 파괴하지 못했어요. 곧....
You can also watch the un-edited version if you'd like to move through the topic more slowly.
THANK YOU
i wasn't understanding another explications of this grammar, they didn't make sense for me:/
Thank u!!!!!
⭐️0:40⭐️3:56⭐️7:34⭐️
So who else is here so they understand the most recent live stream? ✋🖐
안녕하세요 선생님 저는 이 두가지 문법을 헷갈리고 있어요 그래서 무슨 다르가 있는지 이해가 안돼요 . 좀 도와주실 수 있으실까요 ?!
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I laughed at 만약 😂😂.. In our country, it means pervert😂.
oh what language 😂
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텐데 conveys also the feeling of too bad...
That would completely depend on the context.
so when we use 테니까 it means we are assuming so to do something and the same case with 텐데 so what is the difference between them ?
Check out the full live stream if this abridged video moved too quickly. The live stream gave more examples and taught a lot more slowly than this edited version.
thank you for the detailed and easy to follow lesson. i have a question if you dont mind. i heard that 테니까 is only used with commands, suggestions or requests for the 2nd clause but your sentence at 5:09 seems to be declarative (i'm not going outside because it's going to be dark). was that person wrong? you can use 테니까 for any kind of sentence as long as the 1st clause is an assumption?
Where did you hear that from?
@@GoBillyKorean another teacher/youtuber named Prof Yoon (czcams.com/video/0bblU2dS0U0/video.html)
I'm just confused and wanting to clear up the discrepancy since i think i have seen 테니까 used before without being followed by a command/suggestion before
It's most often used everyday in the way he explains - and will sound the most natural that way. But it's not the *only* way it can be used.
@@GoBillyKorean ah i see, thank you for explaining!
For the example of 오늘은 시간이 없는데요, because you're using that to soften what you're saying you can just leave that sentence the way it is? And you don't have to put anything else on the end of it, like 오늘은 시간이 없는데 내일은 만나 하자
Yes, you can just end a sentence with ~데(요) if you want.
Man I love the way you explain everything, but can suggest you something? Please take it a little bit slowly. I mean dont edit your videos. For me its okay and I can follow the speed but sometimes it feels like you are rushing somewhere
If the edited videos are too fast for you, I recommend watching the full live stream: czcams.com/video/m0-D6fsGui8/video.html The edited videos are made for reviewing what was covered during the original live stream. But if it's your first time learning this, it's probably going to be too fast.
@@GoBillyKorean Ahh my bad I didnt know that you have full videos. I love when its short and briefly explained. I think 10 to 15 mins are more than enough to understand grammar etc. Anyway thanks for your time and explanation ! Keep uploading more videos
A difficult lesson. I had to rewind a few times
안녕하세요 선생님, ~텐데 하고 ~것 같아요 어떻게 달라요? 너무 감사합니다! (I hope I've framed the question correctly😅)
I made a video about "to think" here: czcams.com/video/LIJ_ZjXXEhg/video.html
Finishing sentences with conjunctions such as ~데, ~니까, ~고, ~지만 instead of normal endings like ~다/어/아요/etc is indirect way of speaking because it is basically to say things to yourself.
@@user-um4bb6mo7j That's not correct. Those are normal verb endings that can be used to other people too. I made two lessons about those: czcams.com/video/c9XuElNZqoU/video.html and czcams.com/video/K63wn4Vxn74/video.html
Billy, I'm on your third book. Is the third book your last series?
There's also a workbook for the first book, but yes I have no plans to make a 4th book. The idea was by the end of the 3rd book, a person could use what they know (+ practicing and learning on their own) to branch out and study anything about Korean that they're interested in. After book 3 I'd recommend choosing some sort of focus that you're interested in. For example, reading books, or conversations with natives, or translation. Then for materials, you can use literally anything out there in any order. You can also ask me if you have questions.
@@GoBillyKorean Hey Billy, you know what?
You're the REAL teacher!👍
Cheers for the great video Billy. A few follow up questions to see if I understand this:
제 휴대폰도 한글이 될 텐데 잘 몰라요 = (I assume) my phone can use hangul, but I don't know how to use it
아마도 아직 밥을 먹었을 텐데요 = I assume that you haven't eaten yet.
Are these correct?
No, to start with look at the 2nd sentence - you have "haven't" but there's no negative in the sentence (못 or 안). The rest is overall okay for the 2nd sentence. For the 1st sentence, you don't need to use this form - you can just say "I think." You wouldn't assume that unless every phone normally can use Hangul. But the 1st is okay in that sort of situation.
@@GoBillyKorean
Thanks Billy!
Second sentence: "I assume you are still eating". Better?
First one is actually from a textbook I found in my university's library. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@paulcal3500 Yeah, the 1st is okay grammatically, just keep in mind what situation you'd be able to say "I assume..." in, since it can sometimes be unnecessary. Especially things about yourself - like saying "I assume that I..." would be awkward since you either think you can or can't.
@@GoBillyKorean Cheers Billy. Keep up the great vids!
My mother tongue is Turkish
I wanna learn Korean
He teaches Korean in English
wtf
you're too fast :(
This is an edited video, so I recommend watching the original live stream if this is too fast :-) All of them are on my channel.
Everything is fine.. Dude just slow down when you teach ..let us see on the board for some seconds and confirm what you are saying 😅🙏
These are the abridged versions of the full live streams, so they're supposed to be as fast as possible just for reviewing :D I recommend checking out the original live stream which moves much slower.
on top of that its not live so u can pause or go back if need be
Yeah I paused a few times in case I needed to read and process :)
Pausing and going back again and again makes it stressful...which can divert my imagination to other things 😅😂