Adverbs (~게, ~히, pure Korean adverbs) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 10-13-2019 about adverbs. It covers using the ~게 ending (along with ~하게), and the 히 ending, as well as using unique Korean adverbs such as 잘, 더/덜, 많이, 빨리, 너무, 아주/정말/진짜, 전혀/별로/아직/절대로, and many more.
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저는 한국인인데 여기서 영어배우고 있네요 ㅋㅋㅋ
저두요 ㅋㅋㅋ
I feel like Im really improving...... I can actually understand this comment😭😭
Dont mind me😂
Hahaha that's funny! Well good luck to the both of us learning each other's languages! xD
많이 배우면 좋겠어요 ㅋㅋㅋ
I just realized 잘 가 is legit just go well.
It's interesting how these days especially amongst the youth adverbs actually can be applied to proper nouns.
"She's very...Karen"
Meaning she has the traits of an annoying and entitled woman. I feel like most young people would get this instantly but even when I said this to my mom, she was able to infer what I meant! 😀I wonder if Korean has any of these weird little cultural expressions too! I love language!!
😂😂😂😂
8:42 Dear carats, that's the 아주 from 아주 Nice. It's becomes easy to remeber this way~
Amazing explanation! 감시드립니다 선생님!
Billy's videos helps me a lot! Thank you :)
Finally I understand how to use -게. You explained it superbly! 감사합니다 빌리😊👍
Wow! I been wondering what this 게 ending means. Now i know. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this
외국인시점으로 한국어를 접근하는 방법이 너무 흥미롭네요 ㅎㅎ
와 이 영상 감사합니다... 정말 도움이 됐어요
빌리가 노래 너무 잘하네요 ㅎㅎ
Is there like a dictionary to know which one is used more between 히 and 게?
my friday night was I proved by the wrap up song
Bro. You got a like for that singing haha. Overdose hahaha.
한국어에 대한 이해를 확실히 하시고 계시네요! 놀라워요
Those notes at the end are driving me crazy , since my bts's bias is jimin .
👀
🖤항상ㄱㅅ합니다.
You are very good at korean. 유용합니다. 지식이 무궁무진 하시네요. 앞으로도 정진하시길 응원합니다!
Oh so I saw someone say 아직 배워요 would that be incorrect
Hi Billy, is there a difference in meaning or nuance when you attach 히 or 게 to a verb like 편히 and 편하게? For example: 편히 쉬세요 and 편하게 쉬세요.
I talk about that in this live stream, but you have to memorize whichever one is used. In some cases both are okay, but in many cases only one or the other is used.
당신은는 메우 잘 가르쳐주는중 선생이다 나게에 도움 많이됩니다 고마워!
당신은* 매우* 잘 가르쳐주는 선생님입니다*. 나에게* 도움이 많이됩니다 고마워요
나는 한국인다 이것 농담해본것야
나는 한국인이다* 이건* 농담해본 것이야*
나 진짜 한국인인디 가보셔도 됨
So teacher!! If some words ends with (으)로 means that it’s and adverb?? Since I’ve saw a lot of these kind of words on songs~~~ I’ll be very thankful if you can answer me~~ Thank you~
No, it could be this: ruclips.net/video/kR2hs_yDy1o/видео.html Or it might be this: ruclips.net/video/TsQs1CVym2E/видео.html
Billy, cultural question: I assume you would only say 많이 파세요! to the actual (mom & pop) store owner and not a clerk simply working there. Unless the sales clerk at 7-11 is working off commission, why would they want to have to do the extra work?
Correct. Since it means "sell a lot" you'd use it in situations where that would make sense like toward actual store owners. The 7-11 part-time employee won't care and will probably think you don't actually know much Korean :-P
Where are the super fast coffee slurp cuts?
Hi Billy. Is - 스럽 "사랑스러운" adverb also? I mean Noun to adverb? I'm looking for the video you made. But I can't find it.
No, that would be a descriptive verb.
Oh I see. thank you
you said 아직 is a negative adverb that should be used with negative sentences but can't we say 아직 배우고 있어요 "i am still learning"?
I don't think I said it can't be used with non-native sentences? Just that it also can be used with negative sentences to mean "yet." With non-native sentences it means "still."
아직 두시예요 isn't that a positive sentence even though you said it needs to be used with negative sentences
When used with negative sentences it usually translates as "yet." When used with a positive sentence it usually translates as "still."
@@GoBillyKorean Aha, thanks!
First comment! 안녕 빌리!
Are you mad bro? Hahaha
방탄소년단 지민 좋아합니까???
여기 is an adverb? In the dictionary it says it's a Pronoun
Which part of this lesson are you referring to?
@@GoBillyKorean You said in the beginning of the video that 여기 is an adverb but when I check in the dictionary it says it's a pronoun (대명사). Not a big deal but I just wanted a clarification ^^
@@TragaOfficial Just that it can be used like an adverb. It's a time word though.
@@GoBillyKorean 감사합니다. What online dictionary do you recommande? I'm currently using "krdict korean go kr" I think it's great to see the etymology of a word and it's pronunciation, but not that much for examples. I'm also using the Naver app for french translation
@@TragaOfficial I use Naver ruclips.net/video/gjDczp1Bc_w/видео.html