I did my first Italki Korean conversation lesson today, so I've just realized that I actually say "I think ..." quite a lot. It feels like every time I encounter a new grammar structure, Billy already has a great video on it. Thank you! 빌리가 제일 좋은 한국어 선생님이라고 생각해요.
*Haha! Wow, you just called us out for liking BTS, then laughed. You do know your demographic well!* Also excellent lesson! Walked away feeling fluent, which I certainly am not, but this will defiantly be a big part of my Korean vocabulary 'cause I think a lot ;)
wow, i really enjoyed this lesson! i'm definitely going to go through more of your content & join your upcoming live streams, you really cleared things up for me, thank you so much Billy! just subbed!
Is there not a way to turn 것 같다 into future by putting ㄹ/을 after the verb? 어려울 것 같아요 I think it will be difficult? Or am I just making a mistake that someone told me
You can absolutely do that. The main idea is that you take an Adjective (made with any verb - descriptive or action) and attach it before 것 같다 and conjugate it. Adjectives in the future tense count too.
Okay so if I was playing a game with my friends and I think I know the right answer. Can I say: 5번이 정답 인 것 같아. or 5번이 정답이라고 생각해! Does the second option give the vibe of being more confident or certain ?? Or does it just give the vibe of "well my thought is that it's number 5"
I should trust my instincts more. On 5:24 i tried to form the sentence myself. I know that they use 인 when referring to a citizsn or someone that is from somewhere. But my brain was insisting on using 있는 even though it sounded wrong lol. And then i gave up and saw your answer
This has to do with the previous video, but can't you also use 바라다 as a way to say "I hope"/"I wish"? I'm guessing it's less common than 았/었으면 좋겠다 since I haven't seen many sources explaining it.
The difference is tense. Future tense and present tense. Also ~는 will only be with present tense action verbs. I have videos on my channel about how to conjugate action verbs and descriptive verbs into adjectives like that.
I did my first Italki Korean conversation lesson today, so I've just realized that I actually say "I think ..." quite a lot. It feels like every time I encounter a new grammar structure, Billy already has a great video on it. Thank you! 빌리가 제일 좋은 한국어 선생님이라고 생각해요.
Best Korean teacher on the internet, bro! Thank you.
Jimin is my bias so i'm really happy cause you mention Jimin and BTS many times ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ. Your lesson is very useful too. Thank you so much :))
Thank You once againn! Today's the 70th day in a row that im watching a lesson of yours
wow only you could have explain this so clearly. Thank you very much.
I love your work Billy, you're a great teacher. I've had a lot of breakthrough moments watching you videos over the past year :)
빌리 선생님
감사하게 잘 보고 갑니다
그냥 한번 들어왔다가 팬이 됐네요
저보고 설명하라그래도 못하겠어요
빌리 선생님통해서 한국어에 대해 더 많이 배우게 됩니다^-^
*Haha! Wow, you just called us out for liking BTS, then laughed. You do know your demographic well!*
Also excellent lesson! Walked away feeling fluent, which I certainly am not, but this will defiantly be a big part of my Korean vocabulary 'cause I think a lot ;)
Wow! Your explanation is SO wholesome, thanks
wow, i really enjoyed this lesson! i'm definitely going to go through more of your content & join your upcoming live streams, you really cleared things up for me, thank you so much Billy! just subbed!
Excellent and very useful class, thanks Billy!
Esto fue demasiado util!! Thank you!
Billy youre the best 감사해
Thank you this is so help me
Great video. I often encounter this a lot
Is there not a way to turn 것 같다 into future by putting ㄹ/을 after the verb? 어려울 것 같아요 I think it will be difficult? Or am I just making a mistake that someone told me
You can absolutely do that. The main idea is that you take an Adjective (made with any verb - descriptive or action) and attach it before 것 같다 and conjugate it. Adjectives in the future tense count too.
BTS를 좋아하는 거 같아.
Okay so if I was playing a game with my friends and I think I know the right answer. Can I say:
5번이 정답 인 것 같아.
or
5번이 정답이라고 생각해!
Does the second option give the vibe of being more confident or certain ?? Or does it just give the vibe of "well my thought is that it's number 5"
Both! The first is much more common in speaking, and the second in writing. But both are fine.
This is an amazing video, I learned a lot!! Jimin is not good at english tho lol
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거 = 것
I should trust my instincts more. On 5:24 i tried to form the sentence myself. I know that they use 인 when referring to a citizsn or someone that is from somewhere. But my brain was insisting on using 있는 even though it sounded wrong lol. And then i gave up and saw your answer
i guess im still confusing 있다 and 이다
ua-cam.com/video/FYURzkMEH6A/v-deo.html
I wrote earlier that it was my 70th day in a row watching ur vids, today its umm 160 days in a row?
This has to do with the previous video, but can't you also use 바라다 as a way to say "I hope"/"I wish"? I'm guessing it's less common than 았/었으면 좋겠다 since I haven't seen many sources explaining it.
Hi teacher...
I have a question 😊
What is the different between 을 것 같아요 to 는 것 같아요?
The difference is tense. Future tense and present tense. Also ~는 will only be with present tense action verbs. I have videos on my channel about how to conjugate action verbs and descriptive verbs into adjectives like that.
@@GoBillyKorean 너무 감사합니다 🥰
How to negate "좋아한" with "지 않다" form?
The verb you're looking for is 좋아하다, which can negate regularly. Unless you were trying to ask something else.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you!🌟
빌리기 한국인 인 것 같아요... in in
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Could you say 빌리가 한국인인 것 같아요
You could say that, but I'm not :-P
Then how can I say "I thought Billy likes him."
You can conjugate 같다 or 생각하다 in the past tense.
I'm sorry but what happened to the live videos? (Sorry for my English)
Season 3 hasn't started yet. I'll start again probably July or August.
Why do you say 뚱뚱한 but not 뚱뚱하는?
Only action verbs would conjugate as ~는 like that. ua-cam.com/video/TFsfjuMrCSk/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/1vhQnQRFAdg/v-deo.html
I really like your topic but your teaching is so fast