Verb Endings ~거든(요), 잖아(요), ~고(요) | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2022
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 3-20-2022 about the verb endings ~거든(요), ~잖아(요), and ~고(요). These endings are used for a variety of situations, and with both Action Verbs and Descriptive Verbs. We also briefly covered the forms ~구(요) and ~거든 (a different form used like the 으면 form).
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You will always hear Koreans say..."아니거든!" when they're having an argument, ESPECIALLY kids.
I hear this verb ending all the time in dramas. Thank you for such a clear explanation!
Billy getting surprised by the large amounts of money is so wholesome..
거든을 이렇게 설명 할 수 있군요. 멋져요. 👏👏👏
I’m learning about ㄴ/는 다지요. I commonly got confused with just using 다지요, and incorporating ㄴ/는 when using verbs. It took 3 days of my teacher correcting all of our mistakes for us to get it, that ㄴ/는 is only for the action and descriptive verbs🤣
I was confused about 거든 . Finally got it. Thank you so much
Wow 200 in one session that must have felt awesome, great class thanks Billy!
감사합니다 🙏🏽
이거는 영어 공부를 하는 한국인에게도 너무 유용한 영상이에요. 😍💜
Wow, we went full circle now didn't we; the first ever video I watched from Billy and the first ever livestream lesson he did was on this. I rmb watching the whole stream and his video was mirrored in the beginning 😂
Loyal learner here 😆
Wow I just realized the different between 거든요 and 니까. Bc both can be be at the end. 😁
거든~ : mainly (past verb stem) for explaining a reason.
와 저런 어휘는 한국인들이 생각없이 그냥 나오는 자연스러운 어휘지만,
막상 한국어 교제에서는 잘 다루지않는 어휘라서 ㅋㅋ
한국어 배우는 외국인들은 진짜 이영상 유용하겠다.
한국인들 ~거든(요) 진짜 많이 씀ㅋㅋㅋ 그냥 일상생활에서 숨쉬듯이 쓰는건데
그냥 습관처럼 쓰는 단어들이라 별다른 뜻이 있는지 생각도 안해봤는데 한국어 배우는 외국인 입장에선 진짜 헷갈릴듯...
누가 나한테 이거 물어보면 뭐라 설명할지 진짜 막막해서 멍때릴듯....헐....근데 진짜 설명 잘하시네~역시 이심전심이라고 배우실때 많이 고생하셨나봐요~~ㅎㅎ
Hey! I came up with this sample sentence myself and was wondering if it was correct! Here it is: 오늘, 파스타를 만들거든요
If anyone can let me know if it is correct that'd be very helpful! (Oh and I just wanted to know as well if the way I conjugated 만들다 was correct as well!) Thank you! 감사합니다~
I hear this verb ending in Korean prank videos and it was driving me crazy because I really wanted to sound native level but textbooks don’t cover this often. 감사해용 비리 선생님 ~~~
정말 멋진 한국어 강의네요! 저보다 훨씬~x100배 한국어를 더 잘하세요!!
Where are you from? how do you explain Korean grammar well??👍👍
~잖아? = ~지 않아?
~ isn't it? = ~ is not it?
Hey Billy, i have a question. I've always wondered about 거든 because i always thought I heard it in a stand alone statement in which the meaning seemed like you thought it was me but it wasn't me who did it. "안 이가든!" maybe i just heard it wrong. Is this a thing?
thats 아니거든!
@@jordantaylor1264 what's that mean?
It's from the verb 아니다 ("to not be").
@@Sukuna1983 아니거든 when used with an exclamation point is a rather strong way to disagree/to say no. it’s like saying “it’s not” or “i’m not” depending on the context. example sentence would be:
: 넌 배 고프지? (You’re hungry, right?)
: 아니야. (I’m not.)
: 배 고픈 것 같은데? (It looks like you’re hungry, though.)
: 아니거든! ((I told you) I’m not!)
@@k00jeans thank you very much! I figured it meant that. When I taught in Korea I would hear the students say it. Probably one student would tease another and the other one would say that
브루노가 비 올 거랬어… 머리에 지진 났었어…
Is this only (or mostly) used in spoken Korean? Is this used in written Korean?
Both :)
But😲선생님✋ can ~잖아(요) be used just to comment and not with the nuance of emphasizing,stressing, annoyance? i.e.) 뜻이->"like I already said/like we already know" so as a reminder to the listener of what was already stated?
You don't have to be annoyed when you use it :)
@@GoBillyKorean I get it now:)) Especially after listening to your clip again. THANK YOU! You're whole lesson that day was like you were reading my mind😍