Billy, thank you so much for uploading these abridged videos. I need to study, but God knows many of us adults don't have time enough to work a full-time job, exercise, cook, clean, take care of our families, AND watching 90-minute classes all the time.
i tried so hard for finding any proper grammar explanations about this grammar, im so grateful that i found this video! your example sentences are so easy and fun i take note all of them thank you for helping :)
I don't know if Billie will read this but I'm so thankful with him. You don't only help me learning a lot of korean in a easy way but also you help me a lot with my english. You are one of the only persons that I can understand without any problem. I stared learning korean before I stared learning english and that was a problem for me 'cause there's no content in my mother tongue to learn korean. There's only videos for hangul and how to introduce yourself :'D
HI, always me!! Taking advantage of your great lessons to solve some doubts I had when it comes to grammar. After watching this video and the one on "다 보니까" I was wondering, what would you say it's the biggest difference between these two forms? If I understood correctly, this form here seems more on a conscious level: "I realize something as a consequence of trying something else" whereas the other one sounds more like "I was doing an action and while I was doing it, something else happens that makes me realize something else" Like for example "등산을 일년 동안 하다 보니까 살이 빠졌어요!" compared to "등산을 일년 동안 해 보니까 살이 빠졌어요!" I don't know if these are the right examples, but basically... If I understood correctly the main difference between these two sentences is that the first one is implying "I went hiking for a year and before I knew it, I had lost weight!" almost unexpectedly; whereas the second one gives more the feeling like "after going hiking for a year, I lost weight!" as in: I was trying to lose weight and I managed after going hiking. Is it correct? Sorry my comments are always so long but I seem to have a problem every time 다가 is involved hahahah
I recommend checking out the full live stream for these forms. In the end of each of the full versions, I give a summary of all the forms and how they're different. But I think I cut them out of all of the abridged lessons :)
I have a sort of beginner grammar questions The sentence you used 이 동네에 살아 보니 사람들이 왜 여길 좋아하는지 알겠네요 Since living in a place is like you doing an action in certain places right, why wouldn't it be 이 동네에서??🤔🤔
@@GoBillyKorean thanks ❤️ I just was thinking about "생각해 보면...", and from what I've gathered I guess it means "if you give it a thought", "if you try some thinking" ... and in English can be translate as "If you think about it..."/"When you think about it".
Billy, thank you so much for uploading these abridged videos. I need to study, but God knows many of us adults don't have time enough to work a full-time job, exercise, cook, clean, take care of our families, AND watching 90-minute classes all the time.
i tried so hard for finding any proper grammar explanations about this grammar, im so grateful that i found this video! your example sentences are so easy and fun i take note all of them thank you for helping :)
I don't know if Billie will read this but I'm so thankful with him.
You don't only help me learning a lot of korean in a easy way but also you help me a lot with my english. You are one of the only persons that I can understand without any problem. I stared learning korean before I stared learning english and that was a problem for me 'cause there's no content in my mother tongue to learn korean. There's only videos for hangul and how to introduce yourself :'D
Thank you for helping us all to learn the Korean language. :)
선생님 가르쳐 주세요 고맙습니다 🙏
I want to learn 한글, and I’m done with the alphabet. Should I study phrases next or vocabulary first?
Have you found his beginner series? There's a playlist of 100 episodes. Each one is very quick and easy to fit in when you're busy. Highly recommend.
내 모국어에 대한 강의를 보니 뭔가 신선한 느낌이 드는군요. :)
Editing is funny 🤣 thanks for nice tips!
HI, always me!! Taking advantage of your great lessons to solve some doubts I had when it comes to grammar. After watching this video and the one on "다 보니까" I was wondering, what would you say it's the biggest difference between these two forms? If I understood correctly, this form here seems more on a conscious level: "I realize something as a consequence of trying something else" whereas the other one sounds more like "I was doing an action and while I was doing it, something else happens that makes me realize something else"
Like for example "등산을 일년 동안 하다 보니까 살이 빠졌어요!" compared to "등산을 일년 동안 해 보니까 살이 빠졌어요!"
I don't know if these are the right examples, but basically... If I understood correctly the main difference between these two sentences is that the first one is implying "I went hiking for a year and before I knew it, I had lost weight!" almost unexpectedly; whereas the second one gives more the feeling like "after going hiking for a year, I lost weight!" as in: I was trying to lose weight and I managed after going hiking. Is it correct? Sorry my comments are always so long but I seem to have a problem every time 다가 is involved hahahah
I recommend checking out the full live stream for these forms. In the end of each of the full versions, I give a summary of all the forms and how they're different. But I think I cut them out of all of the abridged lessons :)
@@GoBillyKorean I'll definitely check out the livestreams! Thank you for your help, your lessons are saving me!
You should sell your books in pdf
You can purchase my books in PDF form through the link in the video description (they're all on my web site) :)
2nd comment
I have a sort of beginner grammar questions
The sentence you used
이 동네에 살아 보니 사람들이 왜 여길 좋아하는지 알겠네요
Since living in a place is like you doing an action in certain places right, why wouldn't it be 이 동네에서??🤔🤔
살다 can use either 에 or 에서.
i have a question please, in the sentence 아기 키워보니 엄마 마음을 이해하게 됐어요. why is it 되다 and not 하다 at the end? what’s the difference?
Both ~야 되다 and ~야 하다 have the same meaning, but ~하다 is a tad more formal sounding.
@@GoBillyKorean 답장 너무 감사드립니다 블리쌤 🙏🏻
빌리 선생님 몇 년 동안 한국어를 공부했습니까?
Than what is - 해 보면 form?)))
~보다 into the (으)면 form. I have many lessons about the ~보다 form and the ~(으)면 form on my channel :-)
@@GoBillyKorean thanks ❤️
I just was thinking about "생각해 보면...", and from what I've gathered I guess it means "if you give it a thought", "if you try some thinking" ... and in English can be translate as "If you think about it..."/"When you think about it".
Thank you for that, but I have a question, can you put Arabic because I'm Arabic and study 💜
i can't literally understand... it's too fast haha
This is edited. You can watch the unedited version on my channel :)