Should and Should Not (~면 좋다, ~면 되다, ~면 낫다) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 7-14-2019 that covers how to say "should" and "should not." The forms it includes are 면 좋다, 면 안 좋다, 면 되다, 면 안 되다, 면 좋겠다 (hope/wish), 면 낫다, 걸 그랬다, and 지 그랬다.
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With these abridged videos I always think "no big deal, 10 min is not much", but it's usually by the 7th-8th minute my brain stops working
You should watch the live streams instead. The abridged are just meant as a quick review, but I think they'd probably fry someone's brain if they're learning these concepts for the very first time or if they're not pausing the video often along the way.
@@GoBillyKorean That's what I was about to recommend plus we get to see your exquisite dabs! Lmaoo
How old are you?
I like how you like all of this language stuff
한국인이 보면 영어를 배울 수 있는 영상
영어권에서 보면 한국어를 배울 수 있는 영상
출장중인데 여기 사람들이랑 좀 친해지고 한국어에 관심있어하면 무조건 빌리님 채널 추천할겁니다 ㅎㅎ
Now it explains why I always hear that 지 그랬어.
After seeing/hearing the ~면 안돼
My brain: *started singing*
"울면 안돼 울면 안돼 산타할아버지는 우는 애들에게" lol ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
드디어 이해 할 수 있어요~~ 수고하셨습니다!
I was really confused about으면돼다 thank you for explaining
such an interesting lesson
i really want to watch a new ep everyday but i was like whats the point if i dont apply it? well you never know which future lesson will help me use these forms easier
Hey Billy, great tutorials as always. In your next video can you talk about VERBS + ~대요 when you use other people’s thoughts or information. I’m confused about verbs ending in 한다 -> 한대(요). I learn best from seeing tons of examples 😆 thanks brother.
You can find a live stream about quoting forms linked in the Google doc (in the Community tab of my channel). I cover that ~대 form too.
Billy pls explain changing descriptive verb into action verb the form 어/아 하다
he did
thank u so much
건강 중요니까 늦을 자면 안 좋아요
Is this sentence correct?
Can you give links to the live versions please
There's a playlist on my channel that has all of them.
@@GoBillyKorean Ohh I didn't know that, thank you Billy 선생님
Why was the ㅅ dropped in 낫다 to become 나아요? I'm not aware of any irregular ㅅ rules.
Not all ㅅ verbs, but many conjugate this way: ruclips.net/video/77q_xuLkI_c/видео.html
If the 으면 좋겠다 form was in the past tense is it true that it has a stronger meaning?
비가 왔으면 좋겠어요 - example
Yes, I explain that in the live lesson as well.
근데 이 영상 찍은 장소가 어디에요?ㅋㅋㅋ 골목길 같은데..ㅋㅋ 사람들은 안 지나다니네요
Is that a real background?
How to negate the verb in this case if it is Sino-Korean?
hi can i ask?
in this sentence I'm talking about 지
호회하겠지 it means "You're gonna have fun"
but what does 지 means?
when i removed 지 it turns out "I'll have a good time"
Watch ruclips.net/video/ygFX0zqkt9M/видео.html
Hey Billy, is the Korean made simple book 1 available on ebay?
In print form, yes. Many other sellers also order my book directly and then resell it on eBay in print form - that's fine. But if you see it anywhere else in eBook form besides major reputable stores, then it's often just piracy.
@@GoBillyKorean Ok, Thanks!
we can't use ~면 (안) 되다 in first person? or abt one's self?
Why not?
How are 먹으면 돼 and 먹기만 하면 돼 different?
~기만 하다 is using the ~기 하다 form with 만 ("only") and means "to ONLY do~" whatever verb it's used with. I teach ~기 하다 here ruclips.net/video/52O7G0URk8A/видео.html
Would it be correct to say that 먹기만 하면 돼 is just a more emphatic version of 멱으면 돼? Like “ONLY by eating will it be ok” v. “by eating it will be ok”.
@@nancyle699 Literally, yes :) But translating that won't sound natural. You will want to translate it so it sounds natural in whatever situation it's being used.
Then what is 아/어야지?
My live stream about "have to" covers this form and many other similar ones. ruclips.net/video/A6NZotv9UOM/видео.html