For the past month, I've been really stressing out because I haven't seen any improvement in my Korean. But today, I came back to watch this lesson because it's the number one expression that I hear Koreans use, so I was making sentences by myself and wanted to make sure if they were correct. Anyways, I remembered how fun Korean lessons are. Like im generally just learning because its fun!! And I forgot that, sadly!
It's really motivating to see that I'm slowly changing from watching beginner level lives to more intermediate ones. Even just back in August, when in mostly beginner level lives a more intermediate topic/sentence popped up I had a hard time understanding, but now it's a lot easier!
Thank you so much Billy, for all these great videos you make! I hope you successfully continue doing what you love (teaching Korean) and I wish you and your family a happy new year and merry Christmas (even if it's a bit late) Greetings from Greece!!!
I'm learning English from you.. Haha and also I enjoy watching you teaching Korean. You are such a great teacher. So many things to learn from you thank you for your video!
Thank you for this lesson it really helps me alot, but Is this correct? 예전에는 엑소의 노래를 피곤하도록 들어했는데 엄청 좋은 노래 때문에 제가 아무리 얼마나 듣는 것을 결코 질리지 않아요, I hope you see my comment, i’ve been watching all of your video since i started learning korean.
Sir, I'm learning Korean from you for sure, but in addition I'm learning English too. None of them is my native language. Thank you so much for making such a great effort. I have a question. '~까지' means 'even' and I learnt this just now. But '~까지' also means 'to' as in '두시부터 열시까지', which means 'From 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock.' How to know which one is used in a sentence? Is there any way? Or do we have to understand by the context only? 감사합니다.🤍
hey billy!! tks for this awesome lesson im always learning a lot bc of u:-) 근데 질문 있어요. why did u use the object particle on 대학원 with 다니다? (대학원을 다니다) is it wrong if we use 에 instead? or maybe we can use both ?
너무 좋은 영상 만들어서 영완토록 고 빌이쌤은 볼거야~~
Everytime I think of this lesson, I hear your voice in my head "I will make it so that "so and so" happens". Like why did I memorize it lol
If anyone is curious, this can also be found in Billy's Korean Made Simple 3, Chapter 10 :)
저는 여기 빌리님 영어들으러와요. 최고의 영어채널ㅋㅋ저 같은분은 또 안계시나요.🤭🤭
한국어를 가르처 주셔서 감사합니당
For the past month, I've been really stressing out because I haven't seen any improvement in my Korean. But today, I came back to watch this lesson because it's the number one expression that I hear Koreans use, so I was making sentences by myself and wanted to make sure if they were correct. Anyways, I remembered how fun Korean lessons are. Like im generally just learning because its fun!! And I forgot that, sadly!
It's really motivating to see that I'm slowly changing from watching beginner level lives to more intermediate ones. Even just back in August, when in mostly beginner level lives a more intermediate topic/sentence popped up I had a hard time understanding, but now it's a lot easier!
Nice! I hope you can continue to see your own improvement as you keep learning :D
Wow, very extensively covered pretty much everything related to -도록!!
Thank you so much Billy, for all these great videos you make! I hope you successfully continue doing what you love (teaching Korean) and I wish you and your family a happy new year and merry Christmas (even if it's a bit late) Greetings from Greece!!!
I'm learning English from you.. Haha and also I enjoy watching you teaching Korean. You are such a great teacher. So many things to learn from you thank you for your video!
Thanks for watching~!
Best Korean teacher ever! Very good at explaining 😃
I really needed this...Thanks a lot
좋아요! 영어도 같이 배우고 좋네요☺.
Informative!! Thanks for sharing!
Billy you are best teacher ever 👏👏👏👏😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
O bonde simplesmente PAROU!!
Fantastic! Liked the examples!
대단해요^^
As usual thank you - I kept seeing it with those various usages and the V+도곡 하다 was the one I wasn't able to understand easily!
문법 점을 알아듣기 쉽도록 해주셔서 너무 감사합니다!! ☺️
Thank you
고마워요 💙
I am studying English. Intermediate Korean comes out so I can concentrate better.
I saw 도록, I read 구독 😂
코로나에 걸리지 않도록 입과 코를 만지지 마세요!!
ㅎㅎㅎ 맞거든요.
So (ㅇ)려고=도록=기 위하다 just different in formality?
려고 has more of intention, you know. 도록 can be intentional, unintentional
Thank you for this lesson it really helps me alot, but Is this correct? 예전에는 엑소의 노래를 피곤하도록 들어했는데 엄청 좋은 노래 때문에 제가 아무리 얼마나 듣는 것을 결코 질리지 않아요,
I hope you see my comment, i’ve been watching all of your video since i started learning korean.
how can i say "i ate it so that i am tall" 키가 크하게 먹었어요?
because if i said 크게 먹었어요 that'd be i ate it tall-ly
I'm sorry but I don't understand the sentence you're trying to make in English.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean how could i say "i ate it so i became taller" using the 게
@@jkay2798 i guess you would say "먹어서 키가 커요" and not use 게
Sir, I'm learning Korean from you for sure, but in addition I'm learning English too. None of them is my native language. Thank you so much for making such a great effort.
I have a question. '~까지' means 'even' and I learnt this just now. But '~까지' also means 'to' as in '두시부터 열시까지', which means 'From 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock.' How to know which one is used in a sentence? Is there any way? Or do we have to understand by the context only?
감사합니다.🤍
Literally it means "until" or "up to" so you can also think of 12시까지 as meaning "(up) until 12 o'clock" and it will work too :)
@@GoBillyKorean I understood clearly. 감사합니다, 선생님.😊
hey billy!! tks for this awesome lesson im always learning a lot bc of u:-) 근데 질문 있어요. why did u use the object particle on 대학원 with 다니다? (대학원을 다니다) is it wrong if we use 에 instead? or maybe we can use both ?
Thank you a lot! Shouldn't it be: 노래에 질리다, though?
Normally yes without any other context, but in that sentence 노래 is used as the object of 듣다, so it uses the object marker.
@@GoBillyKorean 🌟
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한국인이 볼때 영어 공부 같은데
thank you