Time Words 동안, 아까/방금, 이따/나중, 얼마/얼마나... | Live Class Abridged
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- čas přidán 25. 04. 2023
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 4-23-2023 about several beginner time words, including 지금, 이제, 나중 and 나중에, 이따 and 이따가, 아까, 조금 전에, 방금, 동안, 오래, 오래되다 and 오래 걸리다, 오랫동안, 오랜만 (오래간만) and 오랜만에 (오래간만에), 전 and 전에, 후 and 후에, 이전 and 이전에, 이후 and 이후에, 얼마, and 얼마나 (as both a question and a statement).
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Your timing really is second to none. My private tutor assigned me with the task of studying these time related words, along with some others. And boom, Billy comes to the rescue. Thank you for reading my mind and uploading this
Thanks Billy for providing such great content ❤
I still find so funny that whenever you don't add the final tune after 그럼 다음에 또 봐! I sing it out loud. Every single time hahahah Thank you as always for you lessons, hope you have a nice and safe trip to Korea. Take lots of care!
Thanks a lot, you explained the difference between those words wonderfully. I'm taking notes on everything.😄고맙습니다!!🌟
I was on a livestream but I'm going thru this lesson again. never enough 연습!
Really good lesson! THANK YOU!
Actually always I have to see such episodes of parts that are abridged from live classes. I am never able to catch any live because at the time that you do the live there is night in India. But still these episodes are much useful as they take less time and also I can understand every thing. It is very nice of you 선생님 that you do such a hardwork for editing such parts. It's really very helpful. Thank you so muuuuch!! 🙏😊💜
By the way , if there is any mistake in my english grammar please ignore it as I am not native speaker
Your videos helped me a lot
You look like Charlie Puth
Can you sing we don't talk anymore please?😂😂😂
Great lesson, 감사합니다 !
Thank you!!! Please do a video on the word 과연!! ❤❤
This was so helpful I took so many notes thank you !
This was an excellent class. Thank you!
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I've literally been stressing out about Korean numbers for like forever not to mention when to use the time-related words...Billy 샘, 딱 좋은 타이밍이에요 감사합니다!!
The same goes with me. I have been studying korean for about 10 months but actually I have never studied anything about these time words and that's why I was also looking for such a video. A lot helpful video 선생님 .
감사합니다😊😊💜💜
"얼마나 맛있었는데!" Ah! That explains one of the many very unnatural sections of the Elementary School curriculum, then, that contains weird statements like, "How heavy!" and "How big!" 😪
ah, is there really no use at all of 오랫동안 with e.g. 걸리다?
just that I thought, maybe this might be possible:
오래 걸렸다 = it took a long time (past[/preterite])
오랫동안 걸렸다 = it was taking a long time (past continuous)
You wouldn't use it with 걸리다, but you can use it with other verbs as I explain :)
Hi Billy!
With 동사+는 동안 does it mean that the 2nd action happened at a singular point during that time the 1st action happened, or for the same amount of time?
드라마를 보는 동안 전화를 받았어요 (one point in time)
드라마를 보는 동안 운동했어요 (continuous action)
And how is this structure different from the 면서 structure?
czcams.com/video/F5FJEqpRy9I/video.html
4:08 Is it supposed to imply the meaning... When it's my time for watching TV, I exercised "instead"?
Because I think if both actions are happening "simultaneously", shouldn't we use " -면서 " ?!
Am I right?
Please clear the doubt 선생님😊
It's used for a simultaneous action. czcams.com/video/F5FJEqpRy9I/video.html
I'm supposed to let you know that "이따가" is spelled "있다가". 🙏😊💜
That's a different word. czcams.com/video/Y4xXHzqY4PM/video.html