보다, 더 = More Than (Comparation) 보다- 덜 = Less than (Comparation) (___)처럼 = Just like (___) (___)만큼 = as much as (__) 가장/제일 (___) [좋아하는]= Most/ Most Favourite
2019 lol im watching this in 2022..almost 2023. Thank you again. Feels so great when I make the correct sentence, after hearing you say it in English and then you write the EXACT same thing as me. I guess my brain is just Korean now. It knows when to use different forms, I see myself pausing at a word, when I knw its incorrect
your videos are the best of all teachings: short, to the point, easy to remember/use, atop of your cheerful and cute presentation! I'd make sure that I could listen to them every day! 좋다! 🤗
Ah, another well done abridged video! Since I can't always catch the live streams this series helps me out a ton! ☺️✨ Thank you very much for doing this! Also: I know this is random, but would you consider making a video about " RUclips vocabulary"? Which means words and phrases you may often encounter in korean RUclips videos, or maybe words and phrases you would use if you want to become a multilingual youtuber yourself (or at least want to translate the captions ㅋㅋㅋ) That would be really really cool :) Anyway, thank you so much for doing this for us! ✨☺️🙏
If you want to Quiz yourself with Talk to Me in Korean grammar lessons: Level 2 Lesson 21 Level 2 Lesson 29 Level 4 Lesson 19 Level 6 Lesson 3 Level 7 Lesson 5
Every time I get stuck on a grammer form I google it followed by "go billy" and without fail there is always a billy go video that explains it and answers all my questions XD one day this method will fail but that's unlikely to be any time soon.
12:12 do you need to end the sentence with imnida? and should i add sshi/nim or something else if i wanna say ... is my favourite singer? sorry for writing in romanji, typing in hangul on computer is too much work for me XP
When do you use 이/가 and 을/를 with the leading item? In the lesson, you used 이/가 here 이영화가 그 영화보다 더 졸아요. 철수씨가 저보다 더 많이 먹었어요. Then used 을/를 here 저는 고양를 원숭이보다 덜 솧아해요 Thank you!
There is a way to say "more noun"? Like with "more" afecting a noun, and not a verb/adj? Like in idk "more people wants to go to the bathroom these days (?)" They (koreans) use 더 in those situations or there is another word? Sorry, the question came to my mind while watching this
You could use 더 많은 (conjugated from the descriptive verb 많다) to mean "more (in number)" of something. But remember this is conjugated and can only be used directly before a noun. So 더 많은 사람들 or something like that.
How can I use 만큼 after a verb? I came across this expression: 얼어붙을 만큼.. does the -을 indicate that the verb is in future tense? So is the translation "to the the degree that it'll freeze" correct?
Yes, it would be ㄹ/을 만큼 after a verb stem. The ㄹ/을 is technically future tense, but you don't really need to think of it like that as this sort of construction is very common with a lot of grammar forms. But yes, it's okay to think of it that way if it helps :) You might also see other tenses used before 만큼 (e.g. 는, ㄴ/은).
@@GoBillyKorean thank you so much! 🙏Yes it actually helps me if I memorize it that way because there are so many grammatical structures I easily lose track of them. So is 얼어붙은 만큼 translatable as "to the degree it freezed"? If so, could I just consider 만큼 as a noun, like 것, modifiable by the verb/adj that comes before it?
보다, 더 = More Than (Comparation)
보다- 덜 = Less than (Comparation)
(___)처럼 = Just like (___)
(___)만큼 = as much as (__)
가장/제일 (___) [좋아하는]= Most/ Most Favourite
2019 lol im watching this in 2022..almost 2023. Thank you again. Feels so great when I make the correct sentence, after hearing you say it in English and then you write the EXACT same thing as me. I guess my brain is just Korean now. It knows when to use different forms, I see myself pausing at a word, when I knw its incorrect
I just have to say you explain grammar rules SO DANG WELL! 정말 감사합니다!
Your Korean and English is better than me!!! 😓 it’s good channel. My friends ask me to study Korean. I will let them know this channel. Thanks 👍
your videos are the best of all teachings: short, to the point, easy to remember/use, atop of your cheerful and cute presentation! I'd make sure that I could listen to them every day! 좋다! 🤗
Billy, you're a complete ACE at teaching
Ah, another well done abridged video! Since I can't always catch the live streams this series helps me out a ton! ☺️✨
Thank you very much for doing this!
Also: I know this is random, but would you consider making a video about " RUclips vocabulary"?
Which means words and phrases you may often encounter in korean RUclips videos, or maybe words and phrases you would use if you want to become a multilingual youtuber yourself (or at least want to translate the captions ㅋㅋㅋ)
That would be really really cool :)
Anyway, thank you so much for doing this for us! ✨☺️🙏
I love these videos! I already knew these words, but you always make everything more clear/easier to understand with all your examples! 가장 좋은 선생님이에요!
Very well explained, as always :) 항상 감사합니다 빌리 선생님!
I actually love Billy's live classes!
thank you for the 처럼 comparisons at 6:52
If you want to Quiz yourself with Talk to Me in Korean grammar lessons:
Level 2 Lesson 21
Level 2 Lesson 29
Level 4 Lesson 19
Level 6 Lesson 3
Level 7 Lesson 5
빌리 선생님 감사합니다!
Every time I get stuck on a grammer form I google it followed by "go billy" and without fail there is always a billy go video that explains it and answers all my questions XD one day this method will fail but that's unlikely to be any time soon.
Thank you for your hard working ❤
너무 도와주는영상이라 고맙습니다
Thanks a lot billy! Your videos are super helpful
It was useful thank you
It’s weird because I was just studying these haha!! Thank you Billy
더 많이 are both adverbs. There are 2 adverbs.
Can you do more about 만큼? Thanks!
안녕!
12:12 do you need to end the sentence with imnida?
and should i add sshi/nim or something else if i wanna say ... is my favourite singer?
sorry for writing in romanji, typing in hangul on computer is too much work for me XP
It could end with 입니다, or whatever you want to say.
When do you use 이/가 and 을/를 with the leading item?
In the lesson, you used 이/가 here
이영화가 그 영화보다 더 졸아요.
철수씨가 저보다 더 많이 먹었어요.
Then used 을/를 here
저는 고양를 원숭이보다 덜 솧아해요
Thank you!
ruclips.net/video/E2jrWqBDilM/видео.html
How would you say my least favorite?
There is a way to say "more noun"? Like with "more" afecting a noun, and not a verb/adj? Like in idk "more people wants to go to the bathroom these days (?)" They (koreans) use 더 in those situations or there is another word?
Sorry, the question came to my mind while watching this
You could use 더 많은 (conjugated from the descriptive verb 많다) to mean "more (in number)" of something. But remember this is conjugated and can only be used directly before a noun. So 더 많은 사람들 or something like that.
@@GoBillyKorean thank you so much, Billy!!
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On NAVER they say that 낫다 if it means preferable is an ADJECTIVE. And in conjugation chart there is for ex 낫는디. Should not it be 낫은데? I am confused...
I'm not sure which chart you're referring to. There's also another verb 낫다 which is an action verb and means "to get better" or "to recover."
@@GoBillyKorean you are right!thank you☺
How can I use 만큼 after a verb? I came across this expression: 얼어붙을 만큼.. does the -을 indicate that the verb is in future tense? So is the translation "to the the degree that it'll freeze" correct?
Yes, it would be ㄹ/을 만큼 after a verb stem. The ㄹ/을 is technically future tense, but you don't really need to think of it like that as this sort of construction is very common with a lot of grammar forms. But yes, it's okay to think of it that way if it helps :) You might also see other tenses used before 만큼 (e.g. 는, ㄴ/은).
@@GoBillyKorean thank you so much! 🙏Yes it actually helps me if I memorize it that way because there are so many grammatical structures I easily lose track of them. So is 얼어붙은 만큼 translatable as "to the degree it freezed"? If so, could I just consider 만큼 as a noun, like 것, modifiable by the verb/adj that comes before it?
@@nika6748 Yes, you can consider it like a noun, although it's a grammatical particle.
즐겁다 행복하다 기쁘다 / 차이가 궁금합니다
즐겁고,행복하고,기쁜 처럼 차이가 궁금합니다.
When can I use the 이상 to say more than ?
이상 means more than or equal to.
@@GoBillyKorean and is it interchangeable with 보다 더?
@@georgiavassilopoulou4377 No, 보다 (더) is a grammar form. 이상 is just a word, not a grammar form.
What's A.C.?
13:29 What do you mean "next year"?
It's an edited livestream from December :)
@@robustfella oh, ok that makes sense haha
I hear 철수 a lot, who is he/she?
A common name used in textbook
Just a girl's name..