More uses of (으)로 | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2021
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 8-29-2021 about the grammar form (으)로. This includes all of its common meanings, including "toward" and "using" (although there is another live stream class about those meanings in more detail), "as," choosing, "into," "due to," and others.
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These abridged versions are amazing.
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This is someone who used to learn Korean for about 10 months with no progress then I found your channel. Thank you so much for these awesome videos.
Awesome class Billy! So useful! Liked the little moment of poetry too: "With this light, you can turn the night into day".
👀 Was my phone listening to me practicing Korean last night? I'm on the ~(으)로 chapter of my textbook right now and today I woke up to this in my recommended videos!
So helpful! Thank you!
Class is juste “classe” in French. Same thing but with a French accent. Anyways, thank you for this lesson as always.
I'm ashamed of how much French I've forgotten since my classes, but then I remember I never got good at speaking it in the first place :P
Most people would say "un cours". "Je vais à mon cours de coréen", for example. "Classe" is more like the group of pupils or students attending "le cours"
@@GoBillyKorean They have apps and RUclips channels to learn French. All for free. Also, if you send me a discord link invite I can teach you. I learned French at age 8.
This was helpful. Thanks, Billy.
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very helpful video thank you.
Thanks for your lessons.
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12:28 I'm still learning vocabs and sometimes it's hard to understand the whole sentence because when you translate it to English it's in reverse form.
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ah ah, you are quite good in pronouncing french :) Keep up the good work :)
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0:15 "classe" almost same pronunciation as english
How many languages do you speak ?
Billy, are the advanced contents of your live classes included in your books?
It depends on the topic, but many are included in my 2nd and 3rd book. But my textbook series "Korean Made Simple" isn't otherwise made for advanced learners - they're mostly for beginners and intermediates.
Thank you so much. Your lesson was so helpful... Could you pls do a video about the different of 고 있어요 and 는 중이에요???
There is one in the live streams and the Abridged playlists :-)
Great lesson!
Hello Billy~~ When we have situations where we can't use (으)로? For example I'm going home. You said that (으)로 as a toward is more natural than saying 에 but we can't use it all the time when we want to sound naturally, right? Did you make video about it?
If you're using it to mean "toward," it'll sound fine. The times it might sound unnatural would be if you're using (으)로 to both mean "toward" and "using" right next to each other in a sentence (it can sound a bit repetitive). I also have a live stream lesson about using (으)로 to mean "toward."
@@GoBillyKorean I wanted to ask one more thing and then i think i will know the diffrence. So let's say i don't have any context and i want to say for example "I'm going to school". Witch should i choose when i mean that i want to be there, like for example just to exist in that place maybe to study or to meet my teacher? should I say with particle 에? On the other hand when i mean that I'm just going there like just there without any goal maybe go even inside but to not doing anything special maybe just to say something to my friend.. Should i use 으로 then?
@@nikosa1371 I think you may be confusing the usage of 에 with 있다. If you're saying "I'm going to school" you can still use either, but (으)로 has the nuance of in that direction or "toward" the school.
@@GoBillyKorean So I can just use all the time 으로 (except when I repetitive 으로 in the sentence ) and I always will sound naturally?
@@nikosa1371 You might also be interested in the full version of this live stream. I discuss that in more detail :-)
wait so 으로 can mean: i made a car 으로 paper?
actually i think you mean that it means with, not using. take the same example but instead of thinking that 으로 is using, think of it as with
If you mean you made a car OUT OF paper, then yes - 종이로~ ("out of paper").