~까(요) "Shall," "Could," "Would" | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 4-24-2022 about the grammar form ~까(요), which can be used to mean "Shall I," "Shall we," "Could," and "Would" in questions, and is used with both Action Verbs and Descriptive Verbs. We also learned about how to use (이)랄까.
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Can you make a video about 쓰다, 이용하다, 사용하다 and 활용하다 differences 🙂 Ty teacher! 🙂🙂
I'm solidly into intermediate, and I knew the meaning of -ㄹ까요 and have been using it mostly with confidence BUT I needed this.p; it's like watching this video has tidied up my knowledge about it. I might go back and rewatch a bunch of Billy's grammar vids about beginner forms.
Hello Sir Billy, can you make a video about the differences with these: 이, 이거, 이것은, 이건, and 이게. I've been curious about them because their meaning is "this" but I think they have different ways on how or when to use them. I hope you notice this, thank you Sir Billy.
Me na alam gamitin kung ano 이거 gagamitin omg kahit ibaiba
Can you say your way to learn Korean and thanks.
이건 is the shorter form of 이거는. 이거 is the shorter form of 이것. 이게 is shorter form of 이거+(이/가). 이 means this but is always used with a noun. So, 이것 means this (thing).
Check out my channel to find several videos about all of those words :-)
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감사합니다~
의문문 설명 멋졌습니다.
You're the man!💯💯🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hello 👋 still in the vocabulary learning process.
What's the difference between:
A) 그 사람은 정말 바쁜 걸까요?
B) 그 사람은 정말 바쁠까요?
I don't get nuance with the nominalization here (A was a natural Korean sentence I heard)
It's the same difference as this: ruclips.net/video/7Vs4muZAs_E/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean 그렇군요! So A) has more emphasis toward the subject "Could THAT PERSON really be busy?" and B) toward the verb "Could that person really be BUSY?" ; right?
Cuz in the dialogue the guy saying that always asks a girl to go out and she always says she is busy, so I would have thought B) would be more natural actually
Yes although the difference is subtle :)
@@GoBillyKorean 감사합니다! :)
beginner level and here I am never watched this vid before. I'm pretty sure I know it though
This was really helpful! Would it be possible to make a video comparing ~까요 with ~래요? I've asked native Koreans the difference of this grammar before too but even they can't really explain haha I would really appreciate it! Thanks :))
Check out my other live streams on my channel - either the full ones or the abridged ones. You'll find a lesson that I taught about that (specifically ~래요) :-)
@@GoBillyKorean awesome! I must have missed it while scrolling through your videos. I will definitely be checking that out :D thank you!
Eeaaat??? 😅