I guess... It seems like... (가 보다, 나 보다, 려나 보다) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2019
- This is an abridged lesson about how to use 은/ㄴ 가 보다 and 나 보다, as well as (으)려나 보다. It explains when to use each one, and how to conjugate them. The prerequisites for this lesson are knowing how to conjugate both action and descriptive verbs.
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한국사람보다 훨씬 더 정확하게 설명하시네요!!! 대박!!👍
Thank you that was so structured and informative. Love your videos they reakky help me. Have a wonderful day teacher😁
these lessons right here are the ones that I enjoy the most because im SURE that ill use this form
Great work again thanks Billy. I’m back studying Korean after taking a break, and these videos really motivate me.
You all prolly dont care at all but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the login password. I would love any help you can offer me
너무 고맙습니다 Billy 선생님 :) 영상들 전부 재미있게 봐요. 😊🙏🏼
Yet again a great lesson. Appreciate the humour too!
Thanks for this video! I was reviewing these exact constructions today and was excited to find all three of them in one lesson! 선생님 정말 감사합니다!
Thank you, Billy!
THANK you for this!
You're a great teacher !
Nappeun Nuna? Really? Lolll. Why nappuen nuna?
A very useful summary to these two gammars which made me feel confused from time to time. I will refer to this video next time when I forget the rules again 😂
thank you so much!!!
🎵사람들은 다 행복한가 봐, can you look at me? cuz i am blue and gray🎵
감사합니다 선생님
So understandable
Billy~ Wonderful video I just want to know how this context is different from 은,ㄴ 것 같아요. Thank you!
~것 같아요 is used to mean "I think." I also have another live stream about that form you can find on my channel :)
I was going to ask the same question
Hello. Im Korean and it seems you know much better than me about Korean 😆😆. Always enjoying your video, also at the same time learning English. May I ask where you do the full lecture (not RUclips's abridged one) ? Thanks
On Sundays (not every Sunday). I always post the week that I have live lectures. This Sunday there will be another one (2pm-4pm PST).
@@GoBillyKorean ohhh i see. Thanks !! :)
Would you mind teach English for Korean also? You are super great
정말 복잡하는데 감사합니다
Hah, man, this is...a lot. But thank you, these video's are so so soooo helpful
finaaaaaaaaaaaaally! you have no clue how long ive been waiting for this lesson. I couldn't search it up on google but I hear it all the timme and know what iit means 100%
thats why the song goes like 사랑하나봐
Billy! I have a question regarding 아닌가. I can never fully understand it, most of the time, and only in some context does it make sense to me. I'll give you examples that doesn't make sense to me, that came from my reading book. "저 멀리 날아가는 것이 아닌가" Is the main character saying that "thing" is flying far away (as a guess and they know it is true)?
Another is: "도둑이 경찰을 피해 죽음의 미로로 숨어든 게 아닌가 싶어" Is this supposing that the robber did hide in the maze (as a guess and they know it is true)?
Most of the time when it does appear, there's no question marks after 아닌가 and they only end with a period, so that confuses me. Cause I know "ㄴ가" is usually as a question.
My book series explains it (3rd book I think), but I haven't made a video about it yet. Maybe I can make a video about that topic in the future :)
I thought the future tense was 을 건가 보다. Do people not use that? Also, on the TTMIK website, it emphasizes that 으려나 보다 is only for people/animate objects. Your example sentence talked about the weather so I’m confused! TTMIK also says this form can not be used with adjectives but only adjectives plus 지디 such as 에뻐지려나 봐요
~건가 would be ~것인가 (shortened to 건가) + 보다, as shown in this video.
Maybe that was in a different video? I’ve watched this four times and couldn’t find it (>.
Can anyone tell me if it would be 살려나 봐 or 살으려나 or 사려
hi Love your video, I was wondering how can i explain ~지려나보다
(ex.벚꽃이 지려나 보다, 책임지려나보다 or 곧 장마지려나 보다) why there is 지 before ~려나보다?
That's just a verb 지다. You can find all of those verbs in a dictionary and those happen to end with a verb 지다.
@@GoBillyKorean 감사합니다!
Hello I have a question, how would you use 어렵다 in the future sense, if you want to use this grammar point 으려나 보다
Many ㅂ verbs (not all but many) remove ㅂ and add 우. I have a full series that teaches this, as well as verb conjugation on my channel. ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean thank you so much :)
So 가/나 보다 can be used based on what you see, experience etc and you say "I guess/it seems"
but 같아요 can be used if you have a hunch or you didn't experience firsthand and when expressing an opinion. Right?
Yes you can think of it like that :)
@@GoBillyKorean Perfect! That's what it seems like from my point of view. I think I understand the different. Cheers for the great explanations
Hii!! I've been watching your videos because i really want to learn korean. I have a suggestion if its okay. Hehe
Please do a videos about Most common and useful korean Vocabularies. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! 😊😊
does this ㅂ,ㄹ,ㅎ irregular also apply for action verbs?
Yes :)
I came to watch this because i had a doubt while i was reading a sentence in my beginner book, but I don't know if it is the same meaning
It says:
A: 한국의 전통 기념품을 사고 싶어요.
B: 그럼, 인사동에 가 보시겠어요?
Does that 가 보시겠어요 have the same meaning than the one in this video?
No, that's 가다 ("to go") + 보다. That's a different form. I also did a live stream about that form which you can find on my channel. And there should be some other videos about it too.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you very much!! Your videos always help me a lot as i try to "tesch myself" korean lol
Keep going! You're great!
@@GoBillyKorean and how can I translate 가다 보다 together?
@@josefinasotes796 That wouldn't be a form. I'm talking about a different form. ruclips.net/video/E2hiF0KzN4s/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean AH! I saw the first part of the video you sent and I remembered 아/어 보다 right away, I can't believed I didn't notice it lol, thanks!!
I thought ‘와’ is pronounced like “wa” but you say “아” ~나 봐요
(Also you say ㅂ like ㅍ but this is something I hear many Koreans do)
The 오 is pronounced really fast, that's why.
And is not that ㅂ is pronounced like ㅍ is just that is commonly thought that ㅂ is exactly like b and ㅍ exactly like p but it's doesn't work like that, they sound like those letters but they're different, ㅍ is a very strong (aspirted) letter, the same way that letter is pronounced if it's done leas strongly is a ㅂ. So basicaly ㅂ can sound both b and p to us and ㅍ just like a p. I really recommend you to look at pronunciation videos and practice a lot, good luck!
Where would 맛있다 fit then? Is it conjugated as a AV or a DV? 맛있는가 봐?
맛있나 봐
있나 보다.
Am i having dejavu or have i seen this video before? 😣
You haven't seen it before. It's a new abridged video.
@@GoBillyKorean Wait 😱 i feel like i have seen this before along with those examples especially 😭 im scared now 😭
@@shutdahellup69420 Maybe you watched the full 2+ hour live stream when it first aired?
I thought 은/ㄴ가 보다 is similar to 나 보다✋✋
것 같아 하고 어껗개 달라요? 설명해줄 사람이 있어요?
I also have live streams about 것 같다 :)
From what I've read, when you use 은/ㄴ가 보다/나 보다, the speaker has a direct reason as to why she feels that way, while 것 같아 is based on intuition and there isn't really any implied concrete reason. Please correct me if I am wrong, Billy.