How to Change Action Verbs to Adjectives (~는) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2019
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 9-9-2018 about how to change action verbs to adjectives to describe things, such as with "who" or "that." It covers how to do this in present tense, past tense, and future tense.
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Cant watch full streams, and these abrigded versions help sooooo much! Thank you, Billy!
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That cliffhanger tho. "The quiz is kinda...". Kinda what? I need to know!
Watch the full video to find out :) The quiz was quite long.
I was struggling a lot to understand this and then within 1O min Billy could make me understand everything. GENIOUS
Billy is an amazing teacher ☺️♥️
My go to channel everytime I'm struggling with Korean grammar topics requiring in-depth explanation. Thanks Billy!
I learn so much in these classes, thanks Billy!
I love how you break down the sentences!
Like the "People who study Korean are pretty."
I so appreciated how you first broke down how to say each part individually & then broke it up into the basic sentence- "People are pretty" & then conjugated "who study Korean" to add it to the whole.
This soooo helps me w complex or complex sounding sentences- breaking them up into little equations lol.
Plus, you reading the sentences backwards really helps! I started doing that on some sentences in like Duolingo but seeing a teacher do it is affirming & helps me to practice it better. If that makes sense lol
Thank you so much for all that you do! You've been absolutely instrumental in my learning Korean so far! 💙
Plus your content is so fun & funny too lol
Been binging Billy's videos lately... it's the little things like connecting the verbs 는 structure with the adjectives 은/ㄴ structure and adding paratheses to break up a sentence structure that helps A LOT.
I'm learning a lot from you, Billy~ Great job as always. ❤️ I'm looking forward to your next class. 😉
So helpful, I’ve been searching for a good explanation for so long. You are an excellent teacher Billy!
The fact that I'm finishing your sentences for you shows how much I understand this lesson already
This is probably the first grammar concept I have come across that I have really struggled with, but I think I'm starting to catch on. Thanks Billy!
Thank you so so much!!!! I was struggling with this and you made it so easy to understand
Thank you so so much for this video!!
Thank you so much for this!!!
Interesting. Thank you
so helpful
Thank you
저는 한국어를 가르치는 사람들을 좋아해 ㅋㅋ I really understand lessons that is explained by Billy
Just add a 요 to the end (since you used 저) and you're all set :-)
@@GoBillyKorean I got it, because of 저, its polite
Thank you 4u time, Im practices 2 language with your class :English and korean ... you speak so fast 4 me 😅, but the true is excellent...continues Like this
saludos desde Colombia
(greeting from Colombia)
I'm glad that I made the sentence by myself 5:20 - This might be the EASIEST korean lesson out there for me😂😂😂😂
I love that I got the party one correct
💯💯💯💯💯 very useful
안녕하세요. 저는 남미에서 온 마리아이고 영어 문학의 3 학년 공부를 하고 있는 대학생이다. 저는 11년부터 민국에세 사는 오빠가 하나 있는데 그는 다른 언어를 배우는 것 좋아하지 않는 사람이다. 그렇다면
저는 외국어 공부를 하는 것 좋아하는 사람이다. 그래서 매일 매일 한국어를 배울 수 있도록 한국에 대한 비디오를 보다.
이 아름다운 언어는 배우기를 도와주셔서 감사하다는 말을 하고 싶다.
Yes thank u so much Billy hyung I am learning from u. .and you are my inspiration too. ..namu namu khamsaahamnida 😍😍😍
What you have said is "Tree tree thank you" XD
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I caught my self pressing the like button more than once 😂😊😙
amazing... only billy and vicky can make fullfil an A4 page with one video
I still dont get it ;-;
jesus the backwards order trips me up so much as 미국.. kinda hard to grasp naturally, gonna need to watch the full video to fully get it
I have a question about the present and past tense
Please correct me if im wrong
For the present tense, the verb 가다 will become 가는
in the past tense it will become 간?
and similarly the verb 먹다 will become 먹는 and 먹은 respectively?
Thanks, Billy. "Hungry" is a verb in Korean?
I came here for extra review after finishing KorMS 2 Chapter 4, but I'm still confused on one part. In the book, there is a section that says "There are a few additional uses of conjugating action verbs using past, present, and future tense. When these new adjectives are combined with 것 (“thing”) they can take on an additional meaning." I'm still not quite clear how using 것 after these adjectives is different than using any other noun. Is there a video that explains this more?
Perhaps this lesson: ruclips.net/video/k1kdQOmkK7k/видео.html
9:45 for this part, can we also use 있다?? it will be something like "how many people WILL BE there" (or smt like this) or no, only 많다?
also another question, when using this form, the object we are describing will always come with 이/가? i noticed this but I'm not pretty sure if it's standard or if it was only a coincidence between the phrases
Yes, you can use 있다 for "to exist." For your other question, try this video: ruclips.net/video/E2jrWqBDilM/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean thank you !!!
the abridged version of your live stream is amazing ; but.... is too quick ;however I'm trying to focus anyway
You can slow it down to .75 speed if it's too quick.
Watch it several times
I hit the space bar a lot to temporarily pause so I can catch up with my writing.
Nice topic.. but please can you slowly a little on next video.. thanks
Watch the full live stream - it goes a lot slower. These abridged videos are edited as fast as possible on purpose, so that people can review the concepts quickly. The original live stream was over 2 hours long and is much easier to follow if you're learning about this for the first time :)
Wait where did the 에 marker come from
What do you mean?
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Really? Its everywhere. So confusing
i’m still a bit confused on what the difference is with during 은/는? like with 예쁜 고양이 and 고양이가 예뻐요 do those sentences not mean the same thing ‘cat is pretty’?
The first means "pretty cat" (it's not a full sentence, just those words), and the second means "The cat is pretty" (this is a full sentence). You can use the first to say "I saw a pretty cat," for example.
@@GoBillyKorean ahh omg this is the first time i’ve understood it wow 정말 감사합니다 선생님!!
It probably has an obvious answer but why is "들이" added after 사람 and what does it mean? Sorry I know it's probably an obvious answe...
It's for making plurals. You can start here for free and learn all about that: ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean thank you soo muchh,I was so worried about it and here you are to save the day😂 thank you so much I really appreciate you!!
someone answer me please, why is it 사람들???
"People (in general)." It's a plural noun.
@@GoBillyKorean can i apply that with every noun?
@@frejacapulong8246 yes, 들 works for making any noun plural.
@@fabiolamachuca thankyou!!
without using the present tense, I wrote
내일 파티에 가는 사람들이 있어요?
Billy i like your videos but this one is so confusing. You are talking about several other grammar rules in your examples. Please don't do so. Be consintrated only on topic! no need for mentioning several grammar rules in examples.
I'd recommend watching the full live stream. The full live streams go much more slowly so you'll be able to follow along better if the abridged versions are too quick. I explain everything in the full live streams, but have to edit most of the content for these live streams so that they can be used as reviews.