Hey Billy, today you were topic at university :D we started talking about the best ways to improve korean outside of class and i mentioned you and other students recognized you.. at University of Vienna! your an international hit! ~~much love bro
Since I was born in the US but at February they held me, they hold people back if they are born in a late or early month (you probably know that), and at this moment I’m 13 and in 8th grade and turning 14 on February 6, but other older people in the class and me is supposed to be in 9th grade right now...... life sucks.
You can also just say your birth year. I find that easier than remembering what my Korean age is. 86년생 ( I was born in 1986). In a group, I find Koreans will often do this.
so i could apply that to my actual age even outside of the school context i assume? if I would just say that i am eraly twenty years old, would that work?
I wonder if South Koreans mind would explode when they hear, for example, in the U.S. there are teenagers that take advanced courses in high school, and smart enough, allowing them to graduate high school and attend college/university at 16 years old.
Hey Billy, today you were topic at university :D we started talking about the best ways to improve korean outside of class and i mentioned you and other students recognized you.. at University of Vienna! your an international hit! ~~much love bro
Thanks! That's great to know! :D
선생님 I'm your 학생 from 시리아 ❤✌🇰🇷🇸🇾🇺🇸
a thing until now Jackson can't understand...and so do I lollll
Since I was born in the US but at February they held me, they hold people back if they are born in a late or early month (you probably know that), and at this moment I’m 13 and in 8th grade and turning 14 on February 6, but other older people in the class and me is supposed to be in 9th grade right now...... life sucks.
You can also just say your birth year. I find that easier than remembering what my Korean age is. 86년생 ( I was born in 1986). In a group, I find Koreans will often do this.
A good way to see this is how many of the 'years' you've experienced. Not 'year' as in 365 days, but as the number itself (1984, 1996, 2001), etc.
That was quite interesting, and now I understand. Thank you so much.
Thanks for lesson, it was great!
I love your videos and books, stay healthy mister, you look tired, fighting!💪
It’s confusing. I don’t understand how I understand that.
It is not so important concept..😄
I was born in nov 1991. One of my friend was born in feb 1992. We were same class mate. nowdays, 빠른년생 does not apply to children born in 2003.
빠른 94년생인데 처음보는 93년생하고는 상호존대, 94년생이랑은 친구먹습니다. 다만 어릴때부터 알고지내는 친구들은 다 93년생!
이게 정답이죠!!!!
But a lot school educational system in south Korea use the America Education system !
so i could apply that to my actual age even outside of the school context i assume? if I would just say that i am eraly twenty years old, would that work?
oh I understand
south korea year culture
Did they change the new year to coincide with western calendar? What time of year did they used to have everyone's age change?
It was, and still is January 1st.
很多學校教育系統在南韓都使用美國教育系統!
ones time.elementary school 7age
Is 넨요 to ask ‘ and you?’ Rude?
why did they bother to make life even more difficult lol?
I wonder if South Koreans mind would explode when they hear, for example, in the U.S. there are teenagers that take advanced courses in high school, and smart enough, allowing them to graduate high school and attend college/university at 16 years old.