Expressing Surprise 다니 | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2021
- This is an abridged version of the live class from 1-24-2021 about the grammar form ~다니. This is an advanced level class.
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WOW, you abridged the live stream down to 8 minutes???? WOW! And I even learned something I can use (although it's just a sentence I can learn by rote... eventually I'll learn the forms themselves)
Poor Cheol-soo (철수). Billy can't believe he is getting married 😅😅
제가 항상 이렇게 쌤한테 배웠습니다 그리고 쌤의 설명을 최고 이에요 우리는 쌤 같은 사람이 있어서 너무 감사해요 또한 전 언제나 유튜브에 오고 쌤의 수업을 듣고 너무 많이 재미있어요 쌤는 아주 착한 사람 이에요 우리 한테 가르쳐 주셔서 감사드립니다
Me: “So there’s this advan...”
(Korean) Wife: “I don’t know advanced forms. I speak middle school level.”
Me: “So this one...”
Wife: “Oh I get this one!”
Me: “Great! So I have a quest...”
Wife: “No.”
Me: “Yup. This is advanced for both of us”
(Play stressful music)
Fast and furious 😃 I'll revisit it. 감사합니다 🙏
this is the best explanation i have found of this grammar point
Brilliant.. Thank you so much! This is super helpful..
Ok another lesson that I really needed!!!!!!! I see how its different from just using 니까 because there ain't no surprise element
You good keep going 👍
woww !!! thank you so much !!!
maan i wish someone could see the happiness on my face as i learn a new form like i cant wait to use it irl
7:38 cheol su the genius.. 😂
You are working so hard to teach korean.Keep making good videos for us
back at it again huh, another form to show surprise
He's fast Allright
4:53 *A*
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Hey there! I was wondering if you could help me out. I am an absolute beginner at Korean, and I am almost finished with learning the alphabet, Hangul. But what do I do from there? Should I learn random vocabulary, or start learning Korean grammar, or some phrases and idioms or expressions? Is there a certain order in which I should be learning?
I think it would be better if you started with vocabulary but at the same time you should also learn grammar. I personally feel ttmik's korean grammar podcast is freaking amazing. What's best is that you also learn new vocabulary as you go. It really helps build up your basics. Since you only have learned hangul, i think you should equally focus on grammar and vocabulary. Or just vocabulary, if you want( for me even if knew basic easy words, i wasn't able to tell what that sentences meant because of the various grammar structures and patterns)
And also..... Best of luck!!
@@enigma6084 Thank you so much! I'll be sure to check out ttmik's podcast. I guess I'll be learning grammar and vocabulary at the same time then.
I have some textbooks, but I also have a free beginner course you can start from: ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you. Really, you are super inspiring to me. I'll be sure to keep up the hard work, because learning Korean means a lot to me. And knowing that you actually reply to comments like mine, makes it all the better. Good job man
와 빌리 샘은 진짜 천재^^
hey hii even though we dont know each other i have a favour to ask
@@nicksnicks3670 Feel free to ask me.
actully its my long personal story but in short since you know this good korean and i have been learning korean since last 6 month but no progress many people advised that is you have a korean friend it would be a lot easier for me to learn it . even though i havent ask you name but would you mind being my friend . its totally ok if you deny .But i am using this youtube as my mean to reach people since its not allowed for me to use other social media .
i know its vert big but please read it
@@nicksnicks3670 your email plz
헉 나 이제 고등 문법 알아듣네!! 와 블리쌤 진심으로 감사합니다
@@nicksnicks3670 ofc! ask away
@@nicksnicks3670 so how can we contact each other if you’re only using youtube?
@@nicksnicks3670 do you have kakaotalk?
@@nicksnicks3670 no, sorry. if you can get kakaotalk then i can help
@@nicksnicks3670 what’s your username?
감사합니다! Which form is more common when expressing surprise then? 1등석 비행기를 탈 수 있다니 or 1등석 비행기를 탈 수 있네. I can't really see the nuance. Is 다니 some kind of 네 sentence connector
~다니 since ~네(요) has a variety of uses and isn't only used for surprise.
@@GoBillyKorean What other uses have ~네(요)? I don't recall a video about it except the first live stream where you explained about surprise
@@TragaOfficial It's also used for agreeing with someone else.
Hello! Can you help me? I learned all the korean particles specially when and how to use Subject and Topic particles. also the location particle. But I've been wondering. I can't hear any of these particles in many koreans. specially kdrama, kmovies, even kpop. Did they expelled using particles? Or I just cant barely hear them using it? How did they know the topic/location/verbs? Please help me out thank you
In spoken form, the particles that only denote grammar are often omitted, because the meaning of the sentence is clear anyway. After all "Cho nun haksaeg ieyo" is still understandible if you just say "cho, haksaeng ieyo". Particles are only spoken if you had trouble figuring out the sentence other wise OR if something is supposed to be emphasised.
What is the function of -나 in 어려웠나?
I did a live stream about ~나(요) which you can find in my playlist on my channel :)
선생님 찰수가 누구세요?😂😂
Who is this Cheol Soo (철수?) everyone keeps talking about? lol But, seriously, thanks for this video!!
게임스톱 회사에서 평생 저축한 돈을 다 투자하다니요~~~
hey hii even though we don't know each others i have a favour to ask