How do you keep this much energy throughout the entire live every time? 🤭🙌🏼 I can imgagine you being completely exhausted after each live class! (I’m sure any teacher can imagine...😆) 항상 하얗게 불태우시는 게 느껴져요! 🔥
@@GoBillyKorean I know exactly what you mean. 😆 I always found myself bascially yelling in the middle of the class... That’s one of the adjustments I had to learn when talking in the video at first. 😅
So about two weeks ago we were comparing things in korean class, like finding similarities and differences and expressing that in korean. My teacher constantly used the ~다는 것 form instead of just ~는 것 and I really didn´t understand why. But after watching this video and reviewing my class material I finally understand why -> we were talking more generally about abstract conecepts. Were it klicked for me was: We were comparing two things, that are for usage or "are similar in the fact that they are used" ... 사용한다는 점에서 같다. THANKS so much as always for helping me understand my korean classes better!
I'm from Taiwan. I watch this video to learn English and Korean simultaneously LOL. Thank you so much. You're the only one that solved the question that had lasted for a long time in my mind, in a very clear and easy-to-understand way.
Thank you so much for all the work you put into these live lessons and the short versions! I don’t always have time to watch live so I love these mini videos :)
원하는 일을 하고있다는 것만으로 행복합니다. then here it is saying that this person heard that just by having the desire job this person will be happy. Most likely this 다는 is like an abbreviation of 말했다 together with 들었다? please correct my translation if I made a mistake. thanks.
Hello Billy. Do you have a video where you explain in detail how to make the future, present and past tense for verbs like in 2:30 . I'd like to see a more in depth explanation for it
as a person who struggle to keep their attention i find these lessons VEEERY effective. i make sure not to miss a single thing and whenever im uncertain about what he has just said i just re-watch it, without talking about the fact that they're very entertaining and that i dont get bored easily with them. since it seems like it doesnt work with your style of learning you can just change the speed of the video by clicking the icon on the very right of the screen :) I wont ever be thankful enough, Billy! Make sure not to overwork yourself and to take some well-deserved rests from time to time! ☺️
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How do you keep this much energy throughout the entire live every time? 🤭🙌🏼 I can imgagine you being completely exhausted after each live class! (I’m sure any teacher can imagine...😆) 항상 하얗게 불태우시는 게 느껴져요! 🔥
Honestly it's stress energy :P Stressed about making sure I can explain things clearly.
@@GoBillyKorean I know exactly what you mean. 😆 I always found myself bascially yelling in the middle of the class... That’s one of the adjustments I had to learn when talking in the video at first. 😅
Theeeee most well explained video I have found for this grammar. Can't thank enough for making it look less intimidating than I thought it was.
That was quite an intense lesson! Good job on the editing!
So about two weeks ago we were comparing things in korean class, like finding similarities and differences and expressing that in korean. My teacher constantly used the ~다는 것 form instead of just ~는 것 and I really didn´t understand why. But after watching this video and reviewing my class material I finally understand why -> we were talking more generally about abstract conecepts. Were it klicked for me was: We were comparing two things, that are for usage or "are similar in the fact that they are used" ... 사용한다는 점에서 같다.
THANKS so much as always for helping me understand my korean classes better!
I'm from Taiwan. I watch this video to learn English and Korean simultaneously LOL. Thank you so much. You're the only one that solved the question that had lasted for a long time in my mind, in a very clear and easy-to-understand way.
Thank you so much for all the work you put into these live lessons and the short versions! I don’t always have time to watch live so I love these mini videos :)
Explained so well.
What a great teacher!
Thank you.
Wow this hole explanation is helping me a lot. 설명해주셔서 감사합니다
Thank you for this lesson ! I'll probably have to watch it again lol
Thank you so much Billy!
10:28 ♫billy dont hurt me, dont hurt me no more♫
감사합니다!!
원하는 일을 하고있다는 것만으로 행복합니다. then here it is saying that this person heard that just by having the desire job this person will be happy. Most likely this 다는 is like an abbreviation of 말했다 together with 들었다? please correct my translation if I made a mistake. thanks.
It's this form: ruclips.net/video/s3gEHiSSZks/видео.html
I was gonna skip this lesson cuz my smart ehem thought I know everything. But shockingly, the one thing that always confused me, was in this lesson
Wow thank you so much
Hi, Billy
Thank you SO much for this
Nice ❤️
나보다 한국말 잘하는 것 같다 설명 개잘해 ㅠ ㅁ
hey hii even though i dont know your name but i have a favour to ask?
so muchh information!
⭐️9:04⭐️10:20⭐️12:05⭐️18:15⭐️
Can you please tell the difference here.
배우는 것은 언제나 즐거운 일이에요.
배운다는 것은 언제나 즐거운 일이에요.
I tried to understand it but failed.
I recommend watching the unedited version of this live stream, since it goes more slowly than this abridged version :)
@@GoBillyKorean ohkay! I will. Thank you!
Hello Billy. Do you have a video where you explain in detail how to make the future, present and past tense for verbs like in 2:30 . I'd like to see a more in depth explanation for it
Yes, check out my live stream playlist. It's related to conjugating action/descriptive verbs into adjectives.
@@GoBillyKorean thank you, I'll check it out :)
is 안 갈 거라는 and 안 간다는 the same thing??
No, those are different tenses (future and present).
@@GoBillyKorean 감사합니다
last form was a bit confusing
how would you use 다는 것 in the past tense? i want to say "i know the fact that you told her"
말했다는 것을 알아요
말한다는 것을 알았어요
@@teajhaney i knew it was that but i was told 말한 걸 알아요 sounded more natural 😅 thank you !
-다는 것 becomes -ㅆ다는 것. -ㄴ 것 is from -는 것. :)
You explain too fast.. 😁
Watch the un-edited version :-)
as a person who struggle to keep their attention i find these lessons VEEERY effective. i make sure not to miss a single thing and whenever im uncertain about what he has just said i just re-watch it, without talking about the fact that they're very entertaining and that i dont get bored easily with them.
since it seems like it doesnt work with your style of learning you can just change the speed of the video by clicking the icon on the very right of the screen :)
I wont ever be thankful enough, Billy! Make sure not to overwork yourself and to take some well-deserved rests from time to time! ☺️