I have to say once and for all...THIS is hands down the MOST useful lesson yet. I'm definetly going to be using this form more often!!!! 대단히 감사함니다 선생님!!!!!!
What’s the difference between 겠다 form and the ㄹ까요 form ? Both seem to carry a sense of conditional tense. The ㄹ 까요 seems to be for asking questions in the conditional tense (could it be so?) but can it also be used to make statement for assuming stuff (it must be so) like the 겠다 form
I'm curious about why 날씨가 더 좋았으면 좋겠어요 is translated as "I wish the weather were better" (which to me implies "I wish it were better right now") rather than "I wish the weather had been better", which is what I would have expected given the past tense stem used in 좋았으면. Could you please explain? 감사합니다!
Literally it's "It would be good if the weather was more good," so you can interpret it either way :-) 좋으면 and 좋았으면 are both used in this situation, and both have the same meaning.
Hi Billy, don't you have to use the 기 form with action verbs only? In the examples, it's been used with 행복하다 and 되다. Are there forms other than 기 바라다 which allow you to use the 기 form with descriptive verbs?
되다 ("to become") isn't affecting 가수 (or any noun, since it's an action verb) so it can't use an object marker. There's no rule against using as many of any of the markers as you want, as long as it makes sense :-)
Good morning Billy! I'm sorry, I have the same question: "I hope that you'll meet him quickly". We're talking about the future, so at least should not we use 만나면? If I need to say: I hope that you had met him earlier, what should I say? Would it be correct 일찍 만났으면 좋겠어요? Thank a lot!
I have to say once and for all...THIS is hands down the MOST useful lesson yet. I'm definetly going to be using this form more often!!!! 대단히 감사함니다 선생님!!!!!!
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What’s the difference between 겠다 form and the ㄹ까요 form ? Both seem to carry a sense of conditional tense. The ㄹ 까요 seems to be for asking questions in the conditional tense (could it be so?) but can it also be used to make statement for assuming stuff (it must be so) like the 겠다 form
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I'm curious about why 날씨가 더 좋았으면 좋겠어요 is translated as "I wish the weather were better" (which to me implies "I wish it were better right now") rather than "I wish the weather had been better", which is what I would have expected given the past tense stem used in 좋았으면. Could you please explain? 감사합니다!
Literally it's "It would be good if the weather was more good," so you can interpret it either way :-) 좋으면 and 좋았으면 are both used in this situation, and both have the same meaning.
Hi Billy, don't you have to use the 기 form with action verbs only? In the examples, it's been used with 행복하다 and 되다. Are there forms other than 기 바라다 which allow you to use the 기 form with descriptive verbs?
The ~기 is a type of nominalization: ruclips.net/video/PGAS4j6LKIg/видео.html
In 재가 가수 가 될수있으면 좋겠어요 why are there two subject markers ? Why not object marker right before the 될 수있다 verb?
되다 ("to become") isn't affecting 가수 (or any noun, since it's an action verb) so it can't use an object marker. There's no rule against using as many of any of the markers as you want, as long as it makes sense :-)
Hi, Billy.
In the I Hope That slide, why is 를 attached to 기 in the first sentence, but in the remaining sentences just ㄹ? Thank you in advance!
This is explained in this series, that it's a shortened version :)
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5:43 why is it 만났으면 and not 만나면?
That uses the past tense verb stem.
Good morning Billy! I'm sorry, I have the same question: "I hope that you'll meet him quickly". We're talking about the future, so at least should not we use 만나면?
If I need to say: I hope that you had met him earlier, what should I say? Would it be correct 일찍 만났으면 좋겠어요?
Thank a lot!
i have the same question
Very good:)
저는 이걸 쓸 수 있기 바라요
저는 이걸 쓸 수 있으면 좋겠어요
Are you sone? Haha
The background is not pleasing in the eye 😔 but you're great sir