this captured friends conversing so well! I've heard fellow learners express the wish to be able to use casual speech with everyone, but I feel like the nuanced banter in casual speech (which ofc contributes to how great the culture is) is advanced-advanced level to get right^^
Hi Billy, thank you very much for this free course. Although you‘re at the moment in Korea and I’ve already sent you a topic for a video, here is another one that I think would be quite helpful: different ways to say „to consider“ and „to be considered“ in Korean. Thank You for your effort!!
People use that other one with everyone (since it's a shortened version of 이놈아), but yeah this is more female-exclusive. 놈 can be used toward anyone, although it's most often used toward men.
I didn't realize the Korean word for apology is the same word for apple until this lesson lol. I had a heck of a time trying to figure out the context of the sentence before your definitions and explanations 😅 Separately, do you have a recommended software program or online course for learning to type in Korean? Thank you!
I made a simple (free) game you can use to practice here: ua-cam.com/video/IQ0JQ-XC9eg/v-deo.html For general typing instructions I also made this video: ua-cam.com/video/60tJhbTBBN0/v-deo.htmlsi=4ocecTk-6VIPBHMs
@@GoBillyKorean Gam-sah-ham-nida Billy sun-seng-nim! Sorry, this is the best I can do until I can get used typing in Korean without pulling my hair out 😅
this captured friends conversing so well! I've heard fellow learners express the wish to be able to use casual speech with everyone, but I feel like the nuanced banter in casual speech (which ofc contributes to how great the culture is) is advanced-advanced level to get right^^
Great content, Billy. Thank you so much.
Hi Billy, thank you very much for this free course. Although you‘re at the moment in Korea and I’ve already sent you a topic for a video, here is another one that I think would be quite helpful: different ways to say „to consider“ and „to be considered“ in Korean. Thank You for your effort!!
This is great!! thanks billy!!
thank you for this interesting video lesson! ^^ Is 기지배 then the female version of 인마 (which as far as I now means "man, mate, bro")?
People use that other one with everyone (since it's a shortened version of 이놈아), but yeah this is more female-exclusive. 놈 can be used toward anyone, although it's most often used toward men.
@@GoBillyKorean oh I see! thank you for the clarification!!
I didn't realize the Korean word for apology is the same word for apple until this lesson lol. I had a heck of a time trying to figure out the context of the sentence before your definitions and explanations 😅
Separately, do you have a recommended software program or online course for learning to type in Korean?
Thank you!
I made a simple (free) game you can use to practice here: ua-cam.com/video/IQ0JQ-XC9eg/v-deo.html For general typing instructions I also made this video: ua-cam.com/video/60tJhbTBBN0/v-deo.htmlsi=4ocecTk-6VIPBHMs
@@GoBillyKorean Gam-sah-ham-nida Billy sun-seng-nim! Sorry, this is the best I can do until I can get used typing in Korean without pulling my hair out 😅
Hello Billy
Good evening
I have a doubt, why 유진 says that 'how annoying'? Because she didn't tell the cosmetics name, that's why?
That could be why :)