While (면서, 동안, 다가) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2019
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 9-15-2019 about how to say "while." It covers using (으)면서, 동안(에), 다가, and ㅆ다가 (past tense).
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Billy: I ate while I slept. That's not possible.
Luffy: And I took that personally.
While I take a rest from studying for a maths final exam, I study korean with Billy's videos jaja Thanks for your hard work 💜
@Just leonardo kim At least I try to when I have to jaja
@@Lau0497 what is mean by jaja
you know what I love most about your lessons, lol, how they became Eng lessons every now and then😂
Please keep teaching us, I learn and want to learn even more, 감사합니다!
Billy stays having the best videos lololol. I needed this
such a fun lesson. Watched it twice the same day
While I am watching your streaming, I checked you uploaded a new Korean lesson video! 😁
that 다가 part is really helpful
Amazing! You are a good teacher for every students for learning korean.
thanks .. learned a lot from this. I was really confused and didn't really know how to use 동안
Thank you so much! I was having a hard time understanding the difference between the three forms but you helped clear it up :)
Completely clear now. ☺thanks ❤
진짜 최고..
I have learned a lot again
고마워요!!!
Thank you!!!!
very good
More intermediate and advance lessons please 🙏🏻
All of the options for this week's live stream (in the Community tab) are intermediate or advanced level.
멋져요~ 발음 좋아요~
Hi Billy. I am a beginner I've been learning 2 months I learned 한굴 from your videos.I am ordering your books but could you recommend a study schedule? Until I get them and for after?
The "Preface" of the first book will explain some basics for how to study, but essentially you'll want to take out a small amount of time every day instead of a large amount of time occasionally. Something like 30 minutes a day, every day, will be the most effective. More is better, but it's more important to have consistency. Also get a regular Korean native pen pal as soon as you finish the first book.
Thank you for responding so promptly and I'm on top of the pen pal already. Keep up the great content. You make learning fun.
Surprisingly, you explain it clearly but it will be great if you can speak a little bit slowly. It was a little bit too fast but i still finish it though. Thank you!
I recommend watching the full live stream. You can find all of my full live streams on my channel. This is an abridged version, so it's edited to be as fast as possible :)
@@GoBillyKorean That's awesome! Thank you for letting me know.
What is the usage of 그 동안 ?
Billy 선생님 안녕하세요. In this sentence '지난 일요이에도 바깥 공기를 쐬며 상큼한 하루를 보내고 싶었는데...' what meaning does '며' have. Is it by any chance a shorter form if '면서'?
Yes, ~며 can also be a shortened form. I think I also mentioned that form during the un-edited live stream.
Kk Would you mind explaining alil more about why -다가 cant be used when you 샤워 but 전화가 왔어
Check out the full version of this live stream for more examples and explanations.
I think its cos the subject of both phrases has the be the same.
So unless the phone both showered and rang or you showered and rang like a phone, you cannot use -다가
@@GoBillyKorean Please stay the link,I can't find that live😭🙏
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If possible, can you please give the examples for the present, past and future tense using 다가? I tried some
음악을 듣다가 음식을 먹어요. I eat while listening the music.
음악을 듣다가 음식을 먹었어요.I ate while listening the music
음악을 들었다가 음식을 먹었어요. I ate while listened the music.
음악을 듣다가 음식을 먹을 거에요.I will eat while listening the music.
For the past tense of ~다가, you can check out the 2nd half of this lesson: ruclips.net/video/JMWchZYJnrY/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean I will do. Thank you.🙏
YOU HAVE A SON ??
Thanks a lot...watching in bed.Please make a plan for a fan's meet and greet
I can't difference between 을때 Vs 는 동안 please help
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UwU thanks Billy
Cant catch up Im not that good at english lol
Kamsahamnida seonsaengnim...
Lucas Colantro why are you using romanization while learning these more intermediate concepts?