Action Verb Stem + 아/어/etc. 가다 and 오다 | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 4-5-2020 about using the grammar form ~아/어/etc. 가다 and ~아/어/etc. 오다. It covers two uses - one that's beginning level (showing the direction of motion), and one that's intermediate level (showing a continued action from the past or into the future).
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Yayyy, I'm number one!! 33 going through puberty😁😆 So funny... As a Korean native speaker, I think your proninciation of 걷다 가다 is awesome...👍 Go Billy, Go Korea!🇰🇷
Very interesting how they use 오다 to show something started in the past and continues to the present. We do the same thing in Portuguese using the verb "vir", that is, to come.
한국어를 오랫동안 공부해 왔어요.
Venho estudando português há muito tempo.
Wow. In Spanish We do that too but didn't realize till read you. Vengo estudiando español por mucho tiempo. But We also use have been + ing - Yo he estado estudiando español por mucho tiempo.
@@sicaru147 It makes sense that Portuguese and Spanish would share this structure. Isn't it amazing that we also share it with Korean?
Foi oque percebi também hshshs depois que pensei em português, este assunto ficou mais fácil p mim hshsh
O difícil de entender (pelo menos pra mim) é o 어/아 가다, pq nn consigo fazer nenhuma "ligação" com o português;-;
I swear, whenever I use these abridged lessons my energy matches Billy's and my notes become really meme-ified. If these are completely illegible when I come to revise for the TOPIK exam, I blame Billy
I studied about this today in my class, but it wasn´t too clear. This video really helped me a lot and I loved your enthusiasm. Thank you!!
Wow I thought this lesson would be below my level, but I actually learnt a lot! Keep it up Billy, cheers.
Daniel Prosser exactly the same! Very happy with this lesson :) thanks billy
I feel like this is a lesson that I should've learned in the begiiiiiining! It's so important
The explanations were so clear. Mind blown! Now I must review this so it sticks. Thanks so much, Billy!
I love how this is so educational but the editing really makes it comedic! Thanks Billy always!
쉽게 이해할 수 있다 그 설명은. 감사함니다!
I've always noticed this pattern but never bothered to learn it before, and this lesson was quick and precise, understood everything so quickly!
Thank you a lot. There were tons of times I wanted to say that. Really nice class.
Honestly your explanations are really enlightening. I've heard Koreans attach 가다 and 오다 to their verbs and although I knew what the word meant, the meaning was lost to me. I never fully understood the effect it has on the meaning. Thank u a BILLion times.
Thank you for providing us a very clear explanation and tons of examples! I’m able to understand many grammar points through ur videos... Ur classes really means alot to us!!☺️💜
쉽게 이해해서 감사해요
정말 잘 가르치시네요.
Damn, your lessons are so cool. They are not only effective but also really funny. I don`t usually comment on videos here but in this case I cannot but say thank you so much. By the way, your pronunciation skills are much better than our university teachers` ones, I was really glad to notice this. 앞으로 더열심히 공부해갈게요!
감사합니다🌺
Thank you for explanation Billy i have wrote down every sentence that you taught today
This was very useful, thank you
Wow you are really good at teaching!
Useful lesson~ thanks teacher Billy~
I really laugh and learn as well
Oh this makes sense but I'm not on this level yet
A real train this time! XD
thnak you for giving me a sentence to use when I meet my favorite Kpop Idol🤣
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2:26 what's the difference between 달리다 and 뛰다
Does this particular lesson have a PDF I can go back to? Thanks, Billy!
All of the live streams have full outlines that you can download through my Patreon (there's a link to my Patreon in the description). There are also worksheets for many of them too.
Hey Billy I’m looking for a few essential Korean phases such as “Nice to meet you” and “Have a good day” could you reply with some phases? 감사합니다
Check out this series I made: ruclips.net/video/LTrvSLIye10/видео.html
Could you possibly please define words when you write the lists, it would be gratefully appreciated. For example, I am having trouble finding the Korean word for ran in your example at 2:41, was it meant to be 둬다?
뛰다
@@GoBillyKorean is there a sound change rule here that changes theㅣto anㅓ? Thanks
@@MccZerk No, it's a regular verb and conjugates completely normally since it doesn't use ㅏ/ㅗ as its vowels. I also did a live stream about conjugating the 요 form that you can check out in the Live Streams playlist on my channel.
Have you done a lesson on action verb + 아/어 가지고?
I don't think we'd need a full live class about ~가지고 (~갖고) since it's just a more colloquial version of the ~서 ending.
Thank you ,but what is the diffirence between 아 어 가다,아 어 오다 and 아 어 놓다,아 어 두다?
I did a live stream already about 놓다 and 두다 here: ruclips.net/video/eOJiH-TYqDs/видео.html
Why do koreans always say 할 수가 있어 할 수가 없어 why do they add 가 i know 가 identifies the subject but it doesn't make sense with that form
The subject of 있다 is 수, which is a Korean word (only used in that grammar form) that means "ability."
there’s no way your 33 i refuse to believe that i thought you were like 23 or 24 😭😭 your the same age as my mom
I was hoping that 이해 가요 would make an appearance.