Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #48: To and From
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this lesson you’ll learn two ways to say ‘to’ and ‘from’ a person. You’ll also learn how to say ‘to’ and ‘from’ a location. And you’ll learn a pronunciation tip for the consonant ㅎ. Finally, I’ll explain why you should use ‘to’ or ‘from’ when talking about words related to communicating.
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Hello friends from all over the world. I'm Korean and 여러분 빌리쌤'한테' 정말 좋은 한국어 수업 배우세요! 정말 좋아요. 저는 다른 외국 친구들'에게' 공유 해줄거에요
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How do you know we’re halfway through?
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Thank you Billy now I understand it clearly now... just before watching this i am really confused with 에게 and 한테....
Thank you once again. Ive been hearing these phrase 서 까지 alot in kdramas but im finally learning the lesson and its so interesting yet simple
빌리 선생님, i have a question.
In the minute 9:06, why 뉴욕 was mentioned as "거기서" instead of "저기서" when the place is actually far from both 소라 and 윤안??
Because it's close conceptually to the listener :) It's directly what the one speaker is referring to, so it's no longer far from both people.
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Thank you for the lesson ❤
감사합니다 ❤
You are really a amazing teacher........
oh this video is really good. I didnt know about the soft ㅎ sound.
This was a fantastic lesson! I'm working through this series in conjunction with TTMIK's grammar lessons and they complement each other so well. After this series is done, what book of yours would you recommend that I purchase: Korean Made Simple 1 or 2?
"Korean Made Simple" starts from the beginning, and is a different curriculum than this, but you could start from the first book if you wanted to move to that series. Besides that, you're free to use any curriculum you'd like. This series will simply become a solid foundation that you can build from.
Billy's lessons are also teaching "how to teach a foreign language"
Jimin can gladly have all of my candy.
agree, he can have mines too
안녕하세요!
And also you can use ~로부터 instead of ~에게서. Am i right?
Like 빌리씨로부터 받았어요.=빌리씨에게서 받았어요
Thank you Billy, you are amazing!
Yes you can also use that, but it's not going to sound natural in spoken Korean. 한테 will be much more natural.
I need to watch more of these. I do so many TTMIK lessons, but practice with virtually none of them so I totally forgot 한테(서) even exists, lmao
Practicing is just as important, or even more important than studying. If you're studying but not using it, you're likely not going to be able to later use it when you need to.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean I definitely need to! I have to figure out how to get in some solid, daily practice when I’m usually preoccupied with school or work. I *really* want to improve in order to make life a lot easier when I’ll go there as an exchange student (if corona doesn’t screw it up, that is).
@@rensvh98 Definitely get some online pen pals for practice. You can practice even with everything else going on :-)
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean I’ll definitely start talking with other people more. 빌리 선생님 감사합니다! 🤗
How to read 4~6 hours, four to six. just in casual ways of telling people a certain range of distance or length of time. How to read that?
Jimin shii 💜
Hi!
Do you use 에서 after a consonant and 서 after a vowel? Or did I miss understand? Thanks for the lesson!! 🤗
It's just 에서 regardless. But after 어디 you can use 서.
@@GoBillyKoreanOkay thankyou! I was just wondering why did n the conversation practice 거기서 only has 서 and not 에서
@@taaroshot It's explained in this course (in the lesson about using it), but there are a few words that can shorten it like that (어디/여기/거기/저기).
@@GoBillyKoreanoh yes I remember that now!! Thankyou 🤗🤗
Hello Billy , good evening
I have a doubt , this example - 지민 씨에게서 전화가 왔어요 . Why we use 가 because this is a subject marker particle and here phone call is not the subject. Jimin is the subject . I'm not understood
"Subject" isn't the same as in English, so you might want to go back and re-watch the lesson on the Subject Marker in this course :) It's anything in the sentence that's doing a verb or that a verb is directly describing.
@@GoBillyKorean okay Billy , I wilI re-watch the vedio with more attention...thank you..good night
I can manage to translate the transcript conversation. Listening to the native speakers however.........................
I’m a little confused as to why 한테 is pronounced as 안테? I know you say it’s cause of a sound change in this video but in your examples for 한테 the ㅎ sound in 한테 isn’t before or after a consonant, the ㅎ is between vowels so shouldn’t it be 한테 as the pronunciation? And a Korean friend of mine pronounces it 한테 as well so I’m really confused.
Thank you for any help.
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Oh so in this video when you’re talking about the pronunciation of 한테, you’re not saying that the ㅎ sound disappears in 한테you’re just emphasizing that the ㅎ sound isn’t an “H” sound right?
Thank you again for any help
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@@dantobuscus8310 Correct :)
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Billy why you are not replying to message that i sent it to you on your website?
Sorry but I never got it. Perhaps try again?
This lesson was difficult for me to grasp😭
What does this 씨 you add after names mean? It can't be simply 빌리에게?
This video is part of a series, and in a previous lesson I explain how to use 씨 and what it means. I recommend watching this series from the beginning so you won't miss anything. 씨 is basically a polite ending to add to people's names :-)