Hope and Wish | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 12-18-2022 about several grammar forms that mean "hope" and "wish," including the form (으)면 좋겠다 - as well as contrasted with (으)면 좋다 - and the grammar forms (으)면 하다, 기(를) 바라다/빌다, (으)면 싶다, and the verbs 희망(을) 하다 and 소망(을) 하다.
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I downloaded Tandem in order to make some native korean friends who could help me with the Korean, I messaged 7 people,....got ghosted by all.
Back to learning Korean alone, by myself, and lonely. With Go! Billy Korean videos.
Thank you. I am so grateful.
That sounds pretty normal for those apps. I might have to message 100 people to get a dozen to reply, and then among those if I'm lucky I'll still be messaging 1 after a month.
It's honestly about numbers. Out of all the people I've messaged, only 1 person has remained in my circle.
We found out that we lived in the same city. And now we're really good friends!
Keep trying!
4:12 a tear rolls down billy's cheek
Love the abridged version of lives for mini lessons and review!
Thnku for posting 💜 i was waiting for your video Sir ♥️
This lesson was really useful, and I honestly really like it :D
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I always thought Kicat is a boy 😭
Hi Billy! I had a long break due to some personal reasons, but I'm trying to catch up now :) thanks for the lesson :)
6:43 Question: could we say here ? This was the only example that wasn’t with past tense with this beginner level.
Sure!
saw the lyrics 설마설마 하면서 in a song. Google translated this as "hopefully". Is this everyday speech or too "theatrical" since it's in a song?
It's simply the way they translated 설마 for that sentence (translators can translate however they'd like), but isn't related to any of these meanings literally.
I think we need more context. What are the lyrics before and after?