Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #88: Doing Favors

In this lesson you’ll learn another type of future tense grammar form that you can use to make promises, or express your will to do something. You’ll also learn how it’s different from the other forms that we’ve learned, as well as rules about when you can and can’t use it.
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[@cherylschaeffer7832]

WOW, lots of new vocabulary to go with this lesson! Very nice!

[@derpderp9281]

so cool, I noticed how 게요 was sounding like 께요 before you sair it XD
Can't believe after all this time I'm finally starting to recognize better the double consonant sounds

[@hopeclyvine4569]

I started learning korean from your channel and now am at lesson 88 almost done with the beginner series.
I feel so proud. Thank you soo much teacher

[@tinymoa14]

Thank you!

[@hkchingu1281]

Thank you so much

[@chansherly212]

When a verb cannot be used with 를/을,does it mean its a descriptive verb ? Like 거리다?

[@chansherly212]

“当然 “ 我会记得 “당연해다” ,这个字！

[@joelmontealegre.banaco1224]

Can you plzzz history jumong from start end, thank you im a fan of jumong historical kdrama

[@TragaOfficial]

다연하지 is like 다연하죠 and means "Of course, eh" ?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yes! But the spelling would be either 당연하지 or 당연하죠.

[@matteusan]

damn i'm early lmao