I really really really REALLY appreciate these abridged videos. They're the perfect length to learn a new topic, not too short that you don't get to process, but not so long that I just don't have time. Thank you for making them!
seriously you're an angel you don't just teach that one topic, but you also explain it reaaally thoroughly as to not have any confusion and you KNOW when it will bring confusion so you add more explanation to it so just... WOW.
저는 사과"만(을)" 먹어요.=I'm on a diet, so all I can eat is apples. 저"만" 사과를 먹어요.=I'm the only one who eats apples. 저는 한국어"만"을 잘해요.=Korean is the only language that I can speak. 저"만" 한국어를 잘해요.=In this room, I'm the only person who speaks Korean. Everyone else can't. 저는 그 사람만 알아요=저는 그 사람밖에 몰라요. 저는 사과만 먹어요=저는 사과밖에 안먹어요. 내가 원하는 것은 너뿐이야.=All I need is you. ONLY YOU~
This lesson is soooooo extremely helpful and the editing is sooooo concise and funny 😂😂😂 Thank you so much for the excellent video as always, Billy!!! 💓💖💓💖 I feel your sense of humor doesn't get talked about enough 😂😂😂😂
그저? 고작? I don't think you mentioned those. Not sure they belong there though? Man, that was a much needed vid and you're so dedicated, thanks a lot.🙏 And happy new year!
@@vaughnkobedelacruz718 yeah some grammar mistakes and unmatching formality issues. (i'll let someone else answer the actual question you asked): 1. -빨라는데- --> 빠른데 (use the verb stem + ㄴ데 since it's an adjective). You could also use ㄴ데도 for a meaning of "even though" 2. 제가 not really needed in the first sentence, so you can omit it. 3. You should not say "잘 했어" as it is in casual langauge (when all of your other sentences end in 요). I think instead of that sentence, you could replace it with a 감사합니다 or a 잘 봤어요 or a 잘 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다 or something along those lines. A bit more respectful. 4. 하지만 could be said as 근데 if you're going for a meaning of "by the way". You can also omit 제가 in this sentence too. 5. I'm not too sure what you were asking in the last sentence. Hope these comments helped!
@@vaughnkobedelacruz718 You can use it even when the thing you're emphasizing is a verb. But in that case, you need to change the last ~(하)다 part of the verb into "verb stems + ~기" which Billy has once explained in his previous lesson of how to change verbs into nouns. For example, you can say 저는 듣기만 했어요 to imply that you didn't say anything but just listened. Of course the meaning is understandable even if when you say 저는 듣'는 것'만 했어요, but it doesn't sound natural. So, it'd be always safe to take "~기" ending to make a noun when it comes to the usage of ~만. Here are more examples for your better understanding. (저는) 주말에 자기만 해요./잠만 자요. : I do nothing but sleep on weekends. 걔는 예쁘기만 해. : She is just good looking but that's it. 너는 그거 가지고 있기만 해. : Make sure you just keep that but don't use it. (or don't open to see what's in it.) My English isn't as perfect as Billy샘's Korean but I hope it helped :)
Remember that 잘생기다 is one word, and also it's conjugated in the past tense (not the future or present tense), so you'd have to use the past tense verb stem.
For a beginner, I find u speak too fast. Before I can process what u said, u already talking about something else. So the whole video, I have to keep pausing and rewinding to understand better.
Check out the full live stream if this is too fast for you. The "Abridged" series is only intended to be used as a fast review of the live stream, but the original live stream was much slower and lasted over 2 hours.
0:11 - 만, only
2:00 - 밖에, outside of, other than, besides
6:30 - 뿐이다
I really really really REALLY appreciate these abridged videos. They're the perfect length to learn a new topic, not too short that you don't get to process, but not so long that I just don't have time. Thank you for making them!
i can’t help but think about how much time you spend editing your live videos since this is full of cuts 🥺💖💖 thank u billy for all
Each of these "Abridged" videos typically takes about 5 hours, just because they're so long and I try to condense them as short as possible.
@@GoBillyKorean 감사합니다!
seriously you're an angel you don't just teach that one topic, but you also explain it reaaally thoroughly as to not have any confusion and you KNOW when it will bring confusion so you add more explanation to it so just... WOW.
저는 사과"만(을)" 먹어요.=I'm on a diet, so all I can eat is apples.
저"만" 사과를 먹어요.=I'm the only one who eats apples.
저는 한국어"만"을 잘해요.=Korean is the only language that I can speak.
저"만" 한국어를 잘해요.=In this room, I'm the only person who speaks Korean. Everyone else can't.
저는 그 사람만 알아요=저는 그 사람밖에 몰라요.
저는 사과만 먹어요=저는 사과밖에 안먹어요.
내가 원하는 것은 너뿐이야.=All I need is you. ONLY YOU~
How to say its only 1000won only💵💶
You are really good at explaining, great video as always😊👍🏻
This lesson is soooooo extremely helpful and the editing is sooooo concise and funny 😂😂😂 Thank you so much for the excellent video as always, Billy!!! 💓💖💓💖 I feel your sense of humor doesn't get talked about enough 😂😂😂😂
Super nice class. Thank you Billy!
Best channel for learning Korean! Thank you so much Billy!
Thats was one crazy fast but super awesome video! Thanks a lot
Wow. Thank you so much. I had a hard time trying to understand it by myself. Thanks a lot 😌🙏🏻
thank you for explaining 밖에 so well
우와! 빌리의 영어실력에 놀랐어요. 빌리채널 보며 영어공부 하렵니다.ㅎㅎㅎ
그저? 고작? I don't think you mentioned those. Not sure they belong there though? Man, that was a much needed vid and you're so dedicated, thanks a lot.🙏 And happy new year!
I'm Brazilian study korean in English.
Yeah I'm crazy but it's funny 고맙습니다 선생님 💕
best 선생님 in the entire 세상에..고맙습니다 🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️😢
thank u !! i love the way u explain things its very easy to understand
Thanks
I learned a lot again from this lesson
7:32 this "slightly" sounds so cute hahaha
I actually needed this lol
5:37 Japanese lessons? Billy also does Japanese lessons??
I think they were joking :P
@@GoBillyKorean right but I kinda hoped you did LOL
My goal is to make proud and meet you one day and we converse in Korean and make you feel like a proud teacher
이 비디오는 진짜 빨라는데 제가 많이 배웠어요. 선생님 잘 했어!! 하지만 제가 질문이 있어요. 그건 “만” 그리고 “밖에” noun만 할 수 했어요??
아니면 verb도 할 수 했어요??
omg your korean...
@@blitzy_girl why?? Is there something wrong??
@@vaughnkobedelacruz718 yeah some grammar mistakes and unmatching formality issues. (i'll let someone else answer the actual question you asked):
1. -빨라는데- --> 빠른데 (use the verb stem + ㄴ데 since it's an adjective). You could also use ㄴ데도 for a meaning of "even though"
2. 제가 not really needed in the first sentence, so you can omit it.
3. You should not say "잘 했어" as it is in casual langauge (when all of your other sentences end in 요). I think instead of that sentence, you could replace it with a 감사합니다 or a 잘 봤어요 or a 잘 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다 or something along those lines. A bit more respectful.
4. 하지만 could be said as 근데 if you're going for a meaning of "by the way". You can also omit 제가 in this sentence too.
5. I'm not too sure what you were asking in the last sentence.
Hope these comments helped!
@@vaughnkobedelacruz718 You can use it even when the thing you're emphasizing is a verb. But in that case, you need to change the last ~(하)다 part of the verb into "verb stems + ~기" which Billy has once explained in his previous lesson of how to change verbs into nouns. For example, you can say 저는 듣기만 했어요 to imply that you didn't say anything but just listened. Of course the meaning is understandable even if when you say 저는 듣'는 것'만 했어요, but it doesn't sound natural. So, it'd be always safe to take "~기" ending to make a noun when it comes to the usage of ~만.
Here are more examples for your better understanding.
(저는) 주말에 자기만 해요./잠만 자요.
: I do nothing but sleep on weekends.
걔는 예쁘기만 해.
: She is just good looking but that's it.
너는 그거 가지고 있기만 해.
: Make sure you just keep that but don't use it. (or don't open to see what's in it.)
My English isn't as perfect as Billy샘's Korean but I hope it helped :)
한국말 겁나 잘 하시네요^^
저는 당신처럼 영어를 잘 하고싶습니다~ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hello, would just like to let you know that your website is down at the moment!
It goes down a lot. I think the theme is broken. But it always comes back up :)
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연애는 연애일 뿐이다
hello im just curious..the last sentence like 아라요??what is it??
Do you mean "알아요" the conjugation?
@@GoBillyKorean yes but what is the meaning of it!?😊
@@lorenmadanguit1926 It's from 알다. I have another live stream you can watch about how to conjugate the 요 form which I'd recommend checking out.
it means to know
what someone commented you were teaching japanese teacher billy hahahah
Oh God this vid allone took two pages of nootes..hardest lesson so far
민주 Angel
민주 밖에 난몰라 🎵
한국인들을만나면 한국말을하는데 배우고 싶을뿐야
11:28 ehehehehehe
남자친구 잘 생길 뿐만 아니라 재밌어요.
Remember that 잘생기다 is one word, and also it's conjugated in the past tense (not the future or present tense), so you'd have to use the past tense verb stem.
For a beginner, I find u speak too fast. Before I can process what u said, u already talking about something else. So the whole video, I have to keep pausing and rewinding to understand better.
UA-cam has a speed feature. Go to settings in lower right corner of video. Select 'playback speed.' Select a slower speed. It's very helpful.
Check out the full live stream if this is too fast for you. The "Abridged" series is only intended to be used as a fast review of the live stream, but the original live stream was much slower and lasted over 2 hours.
@@mareemaree5091 thanks for the helpful tips 😊
@@GoBillyKorean thank you and I learnt a lot from you, love your videos.
@@woodstock8d Thank you. I hope it helped. :)
It's so helpful but actually, you speak too fast .This is for education.and grammar is complicatated. Billy,please.
If this moves too quickly, please watch the unedited full 2+ hour live stream - you can find it on my channel :)