~다기보다는 "Rather" | Live Class Abridged
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 11-28-2021 about the grammar form ~다기보다는 or ~(이)라기보다는, which means "rather" among other translations.
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I've learned English from this channel. 😅
For some reason, I can understand and remember English expression easily from this video. Thank you, Billy.😊
Rather than saying '철수 is a friend',
he's closer to a rival.
Rather than saying 'I like coffee',
I like the smell of coffe.
(This sentence is needed for me.👍)
Rather than because I like it,
I'm doing it for my health.
(Here is my self-writing)
요리가 좋아서라기 보다는
건강을 지키기 위해서 하는 거예요.
Rather than saying because I like cooking,
I am cooking for my health.
영어가 꼭 필요해서라기 보다는
그냥 좋아서 공부하는 거에요.
Rather than saying because English is definitely needed,
I just like English, so I'm working on it.
Billy... This might come random but I just want to thank you so much for the effort you put in teaching us Korean. You're videos have already saved me so many tears. ♡
I love the live class abridged! They are very helpful, thank you!
Super helpful and clear as always! Thank you 😊
So well explained, as always!!
I'm Korean and watching this. interesting 🧐
Thank you for your efforts 선생님
Great videos and clear explanations! I love your videos and thank you so much Billy for your efforts ㅠ.ㅠ
So I made these two sentences:
고양이를 싫어한다기보다는 강아지를 더 좋아해요.
12월을 좋아한다고 말한다기보다는 크리스마스를 좋아해요.
I’m not sure of the second one.
@@elijiah2797 thank you 😊
@@elijiah2797 correct me if I'm wrong, I have my mind going like it should be "12월에" and not "12 월을".
Thankyou billy i am new at learning korean rn i am learning hungal and ur that video is glitching a lot idk y and also thank you so much for the video ❣
It's not glitching, he edited it our from a one and a half hour live stream just for our convenience..
@@gingerboy9170 that's not stream at all that video is in parts i am on 6 part but it's not working it's showing black screen and voice of video is clear i know my eng is not good but yeah also idk how to share link here but it's most popular video of him...thankyou..
@@stillfindingjiminslostjams1733 I'm sorry I'm not sure what you meant in your second comment. But in your first comment, about the video that you said was glitching, I thought it's this vid that we're commenting now. Here's the live version of this abridged class 👉czcams.com/video/h7Kss82zJjc/video.html
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Typically getting better at listening requires lots of... well, listening. I recommend that alongside your regular Korean studying and practicing, listening to things that you can follow along - even if you're not able to understand them. Some good ideas are Korean variety shows, without English subtitles. Just try to listen and watch them as much as you can. Being exposed to a lot of Korean will also help your studying go more smoothly :)
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안년하세요! 빌리 선생님.
저는 수업에 좀 늦었는데도 코멘트를 보시면 좋겠어요. :)
근데 늦었다기보다는 그냥 시간에 안 맞추었어요. ㅋㅋ
저는 이런 어려운 문법을 더 이해하기 위해서 문법 의미를 한국어로 쓰는 걸 좋아해요.
쓴 설면이 맞는지 안 맞는지 확인해주셨으면 감사할 거에요.
"이 문형은 문법 3 개로 만들었다. 인용 문법, 동사 + 기 명사화하는 문법, 보다 불변화사 합쳤다. 어떤 상황에 대해서 그렇게 말하기보다 이렇게 말한다면 더 정확하다" 라고 썼어요.
이런 설명이 맞죠? 재미있고 쉽게 이해하는 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다. :)
thank you!!!
Billy 씨, I have another question, though I’m not an intermediate learner I’m just curious. Why was the quoting form of 이다 used in the sentence :
운동을 좋아해서라기보다는 건강을 위해서 하고 있어요 seeing as though it means to be. Maybe I’m not asking the question correctly but I hope you understand.
There the meaning is "More than because~ it is~ (이다)."
Moooooreee than worrrrddsss 🎶
한국말 정말 잘 가르키 시네요!
There is a very common mistake in this sentence, even by Koreans. There is no word '가르키다' in Korean. The correct word to mean teach is '가르치다'. These days, many Koreans also confuse '가르치다' and '가리키다(pointing out)'. That's why these two words are mistakenly mixed, and words like '가르키다' came out.
Oh and I got a question. When should we use the 세요 and when the 니다 and when the 니까 form?
You can start learning all of those, and a lot more in my free course: czcams.com/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/video.html
Thank you so very much ✨
Is this form mostly literary? Or is it used often in conversation as well? Is it kind of formal sounding or neutral? Thank you!
Used all of the time :-) I always mention in my videos if you should know something specific about when it should/shouldn't be used.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you!