Learn Korean Ep. 20: "And" | 과/와, 하고, (이)랑
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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Learn several important ways to say "and" in Korean, and how to use each of them. Thanks for watching!
Music by Kevin MacLeod: "Beachfront Celebration," "Shades of Spring," "CumbiaNoFrills," and "MJS Strings." (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 (creativecommons...)
im here in 2020 because duolingo just throws me a 하고, 와, 과, and i dont know when to use them so i lose hearts😭
Hahaha same here😂😂
jbsvdjdbjd same same
Me too same here
Exactly me right now!💢lol
Omg me too haha
omg Billy u are SO fluent u put me to shame...... lol..
BTW, "Because" has been moved up to the next episode on my request list, so expect it sometime next week (probably next weekend). I'll cover all of the ones you mentioned in detail :-)
You made it sound so simple!!! Perfect. TTMIK explained all of these in extremely confusing way. Seriously after looking at this I can't understand how they managed to make it all so confusing.
You're welcome~ I'm glad you enjoy them ^^
It's on my list to do a "because" episode, where I will cover all of those. Can't give you a date yet, but it'll get done :-)
Yes, this will be in a different episode. Actually, this will likely be in a different series - I plan on teaching a full, new Korean series through my web site in the future, which will be more of a beginner series walking people through Korean from the ground up. These videos so far are mostly requests I've gotten to fill the gaps left by many other online teaching sites.
3:15 my life in a nutshell. Now I can describe my life in Korean.
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Kayla I don’t even remember typing that, it’s been four years, good to know 32 people found that joke funny
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Thank you! A customer I was talking to earlier at work tried to explain the difference but it honestly went over my head. I love your lessons.
고맙습니다 🙇🏻♀️ Have been trying to figure out all these. Thank you for this video. 안녕히 계세요.
Thank you Billy! Your videos are so helpful. Please keep on making them we all really appreciate your hard work that you put into your videos.
Hi Billy,
so this was an easier lesson for once, thank you for that! :)) Will you cover "기 대문에", "(으) 니까" and "서" soon too?
Muchísimas gracias por tus videos. Soy muy divertidos!!!
Thank you very much for your videos. they're very fun!!
정말 고마워요!!!
정말 감사해요☺️☺️
your amazing speaking korean,i like all your video, i learn a lot sir thank you
In this sentence, 저는 학교랑 남동생도 좋아해고 숙제도 좋아해요.
Why does the 좋아해고 turn into 좋아하고 making it 저는 학교랑 남동생도 좋아하고 숙제도 좋아해요.
좋아해고 is incorrect. It should be 좋아하고.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean I understand that, I just don't understand why. ㅋㅋㅋ
Ah I see :) Well the ~고 ending uses the regular verb stem, and not conjugated verbs. 좋아해(요) is a conjugated verb, and 좋아하(다) is the regular verb. So it should become 좋아하 + 고, since that's the regular verb stem. Different grammar forms use different types of verbs - some use conjugated verbs and others use regular verbs or verb stems (etc.) and each one works differently.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Ohh, I thought you used conjugated verbs, 감사합니다!
...the only thing you could add btw is that things like "-와/과" can also mean "with", not only "and", like "친구와 축구해요" - "I play football with my friend" :) but maybe that has to be covered in a different episode?
thank you
Thank you. I thought I mastered and but then in a book I am using I saw 와 and 과 and it threw me off. Thanks for clarifying. I needed this video because my brain was stuck lol.
I'm glad that I reviewed this video...actually I was looking through your videos to find one that explain in depth the use of 'between' and 'among' = [중에서 or 중에 and 사이에서 / 사이에] and accidentally I did click on the right video because it has a sentence with '중에' 1:55 :)
Do you have a video lesson about it?
Thank you so much for all your lessons!! Very helpful and very much appreciated ^_^
I don't have a separate lesson about 중에서 or 사이에서 yet. There is a short explanation of "중에" to mean "while" in the PDF for "Learn Korean Ep. 20." I'll add 중에서 and 사이에서 to my future video ideas :-)
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Thank you so much again!!
감사합니다!~
Thank you! This was usual 😊
this made it very easy to understand ^^ thank you
Thanks for the lesson :)
Just a random thought (and you'll most likely not want to do it as it might confuse people) but I was wondering if you thought about writing somewhere the Literal translation of your examples? So word for word to help people understand the sentence structure?
밥하고 김치를 먹었다. When we use this type of sentence, in spoken or written?
Because you used 먹었다 so Should I use 먹었어요?
That's the Plain Form, which I talk about here: ruclips.net/video/6JAoev3gH0E/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean 선생님 너무 감사합니다 .
나는 극장과 식당 옆에 있어요 - _i'am beside the theater and the restaurant_
꿀하고 레몬을 첨가고 칵테일을 마셔요 - _add honey and lemon then drink the cocktail_
그리고 형이랑 할머니는 왔어요 - _and older bro and grandma came_
You like cats or dogs?
Salt and pepper!
How to say and between verbs like i ate and drank or i went and ate
Yesterday I completed my homework and read a book gifted by my friend.
Which and can be used in this sentence ?
Neither. That would use a different form, and not just the word "and" which is used for connecting nouns. I made a full (free) course teaching that, and a lot more here: ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html
what is ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’ in korean? i can’t find it anywhere 🥺
I explain all of that in my new beginner course: ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html Basically, there are no such words in Korean.
Can you make videos on conditional sentences all past present and future tense ?
Here's a lesson about conditional sentences using (으)면: ruclips.net/video/Q_iLcFcW57w/видео.html
2:11 why kimchi has a topic marking particle and Rice has no ?
Because the object of the verb is "rice and kimchi" together.
I feel like I often hear Koreans use (이)랑 when ordering at a restaurant/cafe? Is it okay to use that form in that case, or should I stick to the other 2?
It's fine to use, just not for formal situations or speeches, essays, etc.
@@GoBillyKorean Got it! Thank you! :)
Why 밥하고 김치를 먹었다 is not conjugated as 밥하고 김치를 먹었어?
+Luis Contreras (Chui-k) This sentence is using "Plain Form." You can learn about Plain Form in my other video, "Learn Korean Ep. 17."
Thank you!
I have a question Billy are your lessons in order from beginner to advance or they are just what ever you want to teach that week? ^.^
They're not in any order, so I'd recommend just watching the videos that talk about something you're currently learning.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean AH! I see thank you so much!!
so if I make a list do i put and between every item : "dog and cat and mouse" OR just one AND like in english "dog, cat, and mouse"?
You'll want to use "and" between each item.
U R SO AWESOME BILLY
Hi Billy, I just wanna ask if is it natural to use 와 and 과 in a speech?
Yes, they're fine to use. Typically in more formal speech, but they don't have to be.
@Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean How to say "with" in Korean?
You can use the words taught in this video to mean "with."
한국인데도 나는이게 무슨 말인지 몰르겠닿ㅎㅎ
I think there's a mistake at 1:56
Yes. Turn on annotations and you'll see the correction.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean 감사합니다! I'm learning a lot thanks to you. I love your videos! Thank you!
This confused me about 하다, how come it’s 설거지를? Where is the 하다 ?? Im having a headache 🤕
설기지 is "cleaning dishes" so "to do cleaning dishes."
Sorry but I didn't get can you make one more vedio
I made an updated version of this grammar form in my new Beginner Korean Course (you can find it on my channel in the playlists). They're in lessons 37 and 50.
@@GoBillyKorean ok
그녀는 처럼 보인다 우기 그리고 미연 에서 (여자) 아이들 🤍🧁
Billy with Teddy.... sad... T^T
is the vocab right at 2 mins?
DemonaLlama Yes, it's correct. But I added an overlay (annotation) of vocabulary from the sentence example.
K thanks :>>>>>
Yea cats and dogs aren't salt and pepper lol.
:-)
Suit with a cap. Not good :b