I know this may not be related to this video but i was trying to find out if conjugating verbs without batchim is the same when conjugating words with batchim. Thx to anyone who answers!
You mean 가다 & 간다? 집에 가다 ( go to the home - basic form) 집에 간다 is same meaning above sentence, but 집에 간다 is Conjugation Verb. I'm sry, I'm not good at english. So this is the limit i can explain.
Hi Billy! Have you used Naver's "Today's Korean Conversation" section on their dictionary app? I've only just discovered it and it looks like a really good bite-sized resource for practising listening, speaking, and writing!
한국 분이 아니신 것 같은데 한국어로 답글 달아도 될지 모르겠네요ㅠㅠ 감자 먹어봐도 맛 없을거야 / 감자 먹어봤자 맛 없을거야 이 둘의 차이를 여쭤 보시는 것 같은데, 확실히 후자쪽이 더 그 느낌이 강합니다. '~봤자' 는 정말 쓸데없는 일이다 혹은 뒤에 따라 오는 결과에 해당하는 부분을 강하게 확신하는 느낌이 더 강합니다. '~도' 는 그냥 예상만 할 뿐 확신은 좀 부족한 느낌입니다. 한국어 공부하시는 데 조금이나마 도움이 되셨으면... 한국어라 이해 못 하시면 어떡하지 ㅠㅠ
Thank you so much for this video Billy, I was curious about (으)나 마나! Can you please make a lesson on 대 and (래 I think)? Like when someone is quoting what someone else said. Also 며 because I think it's similar. I can't find lessons on those 3 anywhere 😭
Check out my live stream videos. I've already done videos about 대 and 래 and other quoting forms that you can learn. There are also abridged versions of the full live streams.
@@GoBillyKorean Thanks for the reply! I looked at all of the live stream titles but I couldn't find anything about 대/래 or 며. Same thing for the lessons spreadsheet. But it's okay, I know I must've missed them under a specific video! I'll check again~
It's not the same thing. For example, you can say 해 봐도 괜찮아요 and it doesn't have the same meaning as 해 봤자. Also check out the free PDF for this lesson with some more information.
Most of the "Learn Korean" topics are also in my books, but in order. As for "compatible," they don't reuse the same content, so you can perhaps learn different perspectives and get more examples on the same topic by reading the lesson and then watching one of these videos. The lesson videos on my UA-cam aren't in any order, since they're mostly based on requests. I'm starting a new video curriculum that'll be in order, but it won't be all uploaded for some time (I have to still edit them).
Damn Billy, I’ve smoked a lot of refer in my days and this couldn’t have been any easier for me to understand. my brain isn’t quite up to par these days.
This video explains the difference between both forms. If you're not able to understand, it might be because you're not yet at the intermediate level. Once you've learned conjugation rules and some more grammar (as well as how to conjugate the ~보다 form and use verb endings), this will make a lot more sense to you :-)
Never underestimate the power of potatoes 🥔
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I"m happy to see a new "Learn Korean" lesson! Thank you.
It has been three years yet here I'm, checking on this video to refresh my understanding of these two grammers ㅋㅋ 감사합니다!
Keykat is sooo cute! I really love your videos! They really help a lot!!
I know this may not be related to this video but i was trying to find out if conjugating verbs without batchim is the same when conjugating words with batchim. Thx to anyone who answers!
You mean 가다 & 간다?
집에 가다 ( go to the home - basic form)
집에 간다 is same meaning above sentence, but 집에 간다 is Conjugation Verb.
I'm sry, I'm not good at english.
So this is the limit i can explain.
I recommend watching "How to conjugate the 요 form" video on his channel. It covers everything u need to know :)
@@장채우-h4m thx very much for trying to explain!!! It helped!! 😁
@@shutdahellup69420 thx for the advice!! 😁👍
Thank you for this video lesson and i request you to make lesson about 어야/아야 .For example 한국에 와야 말리장성을 볼 수 있어요.Only if you come to korea can see.....
I did a lesson about ~야 here: ua-cam.com/video/YLM-XL7LW5g/v-deo.html
5:31 They way i laughed at that in the middle of a library.
Everyone is looking at me now 😶
You're very good teacher.
You are doing a Dart game too close from a Dart 🤣🤣🤣 반칙
Hi Billy! Have you used Naver's "Today's Korean Conversation" section on their dictionary app?
I've only just discovered it and it looks like a really good bite-sized resource for practising listening, speaking, and writing!
Yes, I often check out Naver's resources for things like that.
What about 도 form
Like 그 책을 읽어도 도움이 안 될 거야
When do we use it
Are all these forms interchangeably used
I have other videos about the ~도 grammar form. For example, I've also done a live stream about it :-)
Power of potatoes lol I'm dying
please do the "how to say (are you~?/am i~?) in Korean" , because i guess it is like adding 니 after the verb stem am i right?
OST is great to focus on study.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 말이 맞아요 power of potatoes ㅋㅋㅋ
근데 혹시 봤자와 ㅇㅇ아/어/해도는 조금 달라요? 아니면 봤자보다 "도" even though/if 느낌이 더 세요?
한국 분이 아니신 것 같은데 한국어로 답글 달아도 될지 모르겠네요ㅠㅠ
감자 먹어봐도 맛 없을거야 / 감자 먹어봤자 맛 없을거야
이 둘의 차이를 여쭤 보시는 것 같은데, 확실히 후자쪽이 더 그 느낌이 강합니다.
'~봤자' 는 정말 쓸데없는 일이다 혹은 뒤에 따라 오는 결과에 해당하는 부분을 강하게 확신하는 느낌이 더 강합니다.
'~도' 는 그냥 예상만 할 뿐 확신은 좀 부족한 느낌입니다.
한국어 공부하시는 데 조금이나마 도움이 되셨으면... 한국어라 이해 못 하시면 어떡하지 ㅠㅠ
@@hodamy 와 감사합니다! 꼼꼼하게 설명해서 이제 알게 됐어요 😊😊
Thank you so much for this video Billy, I was curious about (으)나 마나! Can you please make a lesson on 대 and (래 I think)? Like when someone is quoting what someone else said. Also 며 because I think it's similar. I can't find lessons on those 3 anywhere 😭
Check out my live stream videos. I've already done videos about 대 and 래 and other quoting forms that you can learn. There are also abridged versions of the full live streams.
@@GoBillyKorean Thanks for the reply! I looked at all of the live stream titles but I couldn't find anything about 대/래 or 며. Same thing for the lessons spreadsheet. But it's okay, I know I must've missed them under a specific video! I'll check again~
@@VoVina111 Basically 대(요) is just ~다고 해(요) shortened, and 래(요) is ~라고 해(요) shortened. There's also 재(요) (~자고 해요) and 냬(요) (~냐고 해요).
Hello, i have 2 questions.
1- 으나 마나 is basically "나" as in "or" and 마나 is "말다 + or" right?
2- Saying 해 봤자 is the same as saying 해봐도 right?
It's not the same thing. For example, you can say 해 봐도 괜찮아요 and it doesn't have the same meaning as 해 봤자. Also check out the free PDF for this lesson with some more information.
Hi Billy, I would like to know if these lessons are compatible with your books. I'm looking into purchasing it.
Most of the "Learn Korean" topics are also in my books, but in order. As for "compatible," they don't reuse the same content, so you can perhaps learn different perspectives and get more examples on the same topic by reading the lesson and then watching one of these videos. The lesson videos on my UA-cam aren't in any order, since they're mostly based on requests. I'm starting a new video curriculum that'll be in order, but it won't be all uploaded for some time (I have to still edit them).
@@GoBillyKorean Thanks Billy!
You’re the best, man 🤙
In Day6 노아 "지금 머리속엔 이말을 해야 하나 마나 원하지 않지만"
omg i was shocked to see a fellow myday here. hello!!
@@deorojeu hey fellow myday ♡ I am z STAY as well ♡
@@tiffunnystraykidsnoona7694 i am also Stay as well! you have good taste :)
I'm a myday and a stay! 💞
@@osfnzusjwnnoudisn7601 wow! it's so cool to see fellow fans here. i haven't come across many myday or stay on youtube so i'm a little surprised!!
Are 으나 마나 and 봤자 interchangeably used
As explained in this video, they are not interchangeable.
Damn Billy, I’ve smoked a lot of refer in my days and this couldn’t have been any easier for me to understand. my brain isn’t quite up to par these days.
I understand the power of potatoes.
so.....what's the difference? o-o
This video explains the difference between both forms. If you're not able to understand, it might be because you're not yet at the intermediate level. Once you've learned conjugation rules and some more grammar (as well as how to conjugate the ~보다 form and use verb endings), this will make a lot more sense to you :-)
You can tell a lot about a man by the way he pronounces 읽다.
Hahahahaha