도, 까지, 마저, 조차 "Even" | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 3-15-2020 about saying "even." It covers and compares the forms 도, ~아/어/etc. 도, 더라도, 까지(도), 마저, 조차, and 은커녕/는커녕.
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Can’t express enough how much I love these short video summaries. Kick Ass lessons.
You’re such a good teacher
This is so helpful!
Omg thanks I was just looking into 조차 the other day
Appreciate these abridged classes Billy!
I want to comment three things.. 1. background is so fun ㅋㅋㅋ It's korean 농촌(farm) 2. '도'가 이렇게 어려운 거였나 나도 헷갈림 3. I want to watch your full dancing... The end ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
The best teacher ever!
빌리 , can you make more videos about the Busan Dialect?? 🤍
Did you already watch the Busan Dialect special episode I made last year? ruclips.net/video/Duou0XVJ2do/видео.html
This dude save my life and make korean easier. I love him now
You know it's going to be a great lesson when Billy starts off with doing dabs. ㅋㅋㅋ
I wish there could be an order of which I could watch these videos. It's so good and I feel well-educated!
I saw 마저 in a song's lyrics the other day and then reached this video today
Cholsu is amazing apparently
In Spanish there's a word that sounds like 커녕 "coño", we use that word to refer to an unexistant far away place. When we want to tell someone to forget something or someone we tell them to send that to "el coño".
I just find it interesting that both coño and 커녕 are used to tell someone to forget about something
Yo leyendo tu comentario. JAJAJAJAJAJ ¡Coño!
when you repeat the same definition in English three times I know how you feel, because you want to say WHAT you feel but there is no better explanation because its a feeling🤣🤣so your brain makes you say the same thing again
I was explaining the meaning of "recognition" (in Eng) today in class & no matter what example I gave, I couldn't get my thought through. I had a second where I Wanted to say ITS JUST LIKE 인정하다🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I truly appreciated this lesson. 🙏
This video literally saved my sanity
Thanks!
Hey Billy i love your explanation you are best teacher
this was aaa funn classs thannks
I know you've talked about machine translation in the past, but what are your thoughts on Papago? It uses machine learning and so far I think the pronunciation is great! (Although I am only a beginner so maybe it's wrong)
Papago is the same thing as Naver which I've talked about here: ruclips.net/video/GyNHpVoulpU/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean Thanks for the link :)
너와 만든 시간들 "마저" these are lyrics from a song. Ofcourse it helps if I gave you context
But can I guess what the meaning is and if you could, you could tell me if its correct?
Could it possibly mean "even including all our memories we made together, to the very last one" ??
As always I love your videos😃. I study with your books 🤓(they are my favourite books for studying Korean, by the way) and the videos are a great addition.👍
I actually have a question about the conjugation of 이다/아니다 with 도. In chapter 13 in „Korean made simple 2“ you explain that 이다 and 아니다 conjugate different with 도: 이어도 and 아니어도. And then you make some example sentence with it. (Unfortunately 이다/아니다 often conjugate different with certain grammar structures and I sometimes get confused when there is an exception and when there is not…)
A few pages later anyway we have another example sentence: 제가 한국 사람이 아니라도 한국어를 할 수 있어요. And now we have 아니다 conjugated to 아니라도 and not 아니어도… that kind of confuses me I bit. Can I use both conjugations. Is there a difference? Don’t get me wrong I truly love your books, they are my absolute favourite but here I am a bit lost…
And I also have a completely different question: In English we sometimes say things like “I feel sad” or “I feel tired” instead of just “I am sad” or “I am tired”. Is there a way to say that in Korean as well or is not common in Korean and therefore would sound unnatural?
Thank you so much.🙏😇
Chapter 13 in KMS 2 briefly mentions 아니라도 and 이라도 (make sure to check the Advanced Notes in the chapter as you move through it), but you can use either one. This video series isn't made to correspond to the textbooks though, so it won't be in the same order.
@@GoBillyKorean Ok, thank you. 🙏
Thanks for the video!! But what differences are there between 마저 and 조차?
I explained this question in the live stream, but if this short version isn't enough you can try watching the full unedited version.
hi billy. can you help me.. everytime i construct a sentence when im talking to my korean co worker. i always put 저 in my 1st sentence .. i feel its not right how can i get rid of it?
한국말? 모국어를 이해할 수조차 없어요 😂😅
Hey Billy, can I write "너무 시끄러워서 집중조차 할 수 없어요" ?