Even if I already know the answer to whatever topic you´re discussing (doesn´t happen often, but this time it actually did lol), I still watch every video of yours. The reason is that I really like the way you explain things and in the best case, I still might learn something new, even though I know the general difference.
This is why I LOVE the Korean language so much! All the nuances and rules to ensure what the speaker is saying is clear to the listener. Never thought that a foreign language would improve my own mother tongue and make me a better English speaker. Thanks Billy :-)
Love this explanation, somehow your way of teaching really just works for me. I’m currently working through your YT videos and finding them super helpful.
Billy, would Koreans ever use these verbs together, like 힘들고 어려워요? One time a few years ago I was having a largely google-translate-intermediated conversation with a Korean (I know) and something was described as ‘hard and hard (as in difficult).
Even if I already know the answer to whatever topic you´re discussing (doesn´t happen often, but this time it actually did lol), I still watch every video of yours. The reason is that I really like the way you explain things and in the best case, I still might learn something new, even though I know the general difference.
This is why I LOVE the Korean language so much!
All the nuances and rules to ensure what the speaker is saying is clear to the listener.
Never thought that a foreign language would improve my own mother tongue and make me a better English speaker.
Thanks Billy :-)
한국인인데 여기서 한국어 다시배우는중ㅋㅋㅋ
외국분들이 배우는 방식으로 보니 확실히 다르네요
몰랐던 부분들도 많이 알게되고 좋습니다!
Thank you, this was very useful! As a beginner to the language I find nuance in Korean is 어렵다 but not 힘들다!
Learned 힘이 들다 from your beginner course. Was really confused about these 2, thanks for explaining!
Your lessons are really helpful for me 😊
I somehow intuitively got that, but it's good to finally have this confirmed 😊
Thanks Billy!
I love this kind of videos it’s fascinating learning the nuances between words that almost mean the same! Thanks Billy, wish you an amazing New Year!
This helped so much. please make more versus videos like this. I appreciate it so much.
Love all your videos! Keep them coming 😄. I am learning Korean on my own and they really help (Mid- level .beginner) Thank you
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Love this explanation, somehow your way of teaching really just works for me. I’m currently working through your YT videos and finding them super helpful.
Great, now i understand why some korean say 힘들어 after working😆
I was always confusing the two! But this way of putting it makes it so clear! Thanks!
Thank you for this video, I love how informative it is, your examples were great!
Happy new year Billy teacher
What about 열심히? Could it means both? Or there’s a difference between them? -help-
That's unrelated, and is only "hard" in expressions like "work hard" or "study hard." 열심히 means "diligently."
Billy, would Koreans ever use these verbs together, like 힘들고 어려워요? One time a few years ago I was having a largely google-translate-intermediated conversation with a Korean (I know) and something was described as ‘hard and hard (as in difficult).
Yeah, you can use them together since they're slightly different.
우리말 발음이 좋으시네요.
안녕하세요!
totally makes sense, thank you
감사합니다 🇺🇿
hii!!!! ❤❤ so i want to ask what is best korean book to read? (i mean book with something story btw i love your books!💕)
Thank you! How about 곤란하다?
Great
how about the difference of 아깝다 and 아쉽다?
My book series teaches all of those, as well as 안타깝다. But I don't have a separate video about it.
한국말로 오랫동안 생각하는 거 정신에 힘듭니다 ㅋㅋㅋ
한국말은 억양이 없다~ 그리고 존댓말에 눈치껏 요!만 붙이면~힘든건 결국! 내가 왜? 짜증나는 한국말을 배워야해? 노력할 이유가 없는거지~그저 좀만한 나라 말을 내가 왜? 배워야~귀찮은거~그러니 싫고 짜증나지~
Sorry Billy, can´t like it because it has 333 likes :).