As always you have helped me when I just don’t get something. I hope in your follow on video you will include why it looks like “안” changes to “...지 않습니다” when “도” (either) is added to a sentence. Is it the pure vs sino verb issue or just because “either” was added?
So, is 못 different than using 을/ㄹ 수 있다? I'm guessing that 못 is more like, "I don't~ (because of something)," and 을/ㄹ 수 있다 is just, "I'm incapable of doing~."
You said 못 expresses “can’t” / not able to (do) xyz. Isn’t this way of negation similar to the grammar rule “V을/ㄹ 수 없다 (/있다) ?? (I hope my question was understandable, English isn’t my first language)
Yes, it's similar to that. In the future I'll make a video going in depth about their differences, but if you're only trying to say that you're unable to do something you can use either one :)
영'어' 못해요 = I can't (speak) English. The 어 is the part that means language. 했어 is past tense so it would mean "couldn't". I just changed it to present tense. In translating, "speak" sounds more natural to use; I think a more direct translation would be "can't do English language".
Hi Billy i have a quick question and it is i used to speak korean fluently but have lost it im currently 19 and was wondering if i commit myself how long do you think it would take me to learn it fluently
Writing Hangul backward on a transparent board is a great mental exercise. I admire your skills!
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it was really helpful. you explained very well. thank you so much for clearing the doubt
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Billy, how do you respond to the allegations that off camera you're a really nice guy and devoted family man?
This video was really helpful! I liked that it was short und to the point!
Awesome lesson
I was actually thinking about this two days ago! The most helpful lesson ever!!
3:10. Korean Drama much?
It was a great lesson too though
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이것은 이해가 잘 됩니다. 가장 좋은 가르침.
Wow the explanation is so clear. Thank you.
Merci beaucoup pour votre aide
very clear explanation, Thank you !! Billy!!
학교에 못가는 이유가 드라마틱하네요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I like your explanation a lot
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thank you so much for this lesson
Very helpful. This was so confusing to me. Thanks for the wonderful explanation! ✨✨
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Wow...too good.....clear n straight to the point......how about if there's an adjective....pliz explain...thanks
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Wow. I actually understood this.😂
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Literally just thinking about negative verbs earlier today
thank you so much sir
very interresting
But what is difference between 하지마 and 안..??? please make a vedio about on this topic.. Please Sir please ....
They're unrelated. You can learn about how to say "don't" in this live stream: ua-cam.com/video/zLJSp2N8caY/v-deo.html
@@GoBillyKorean okay.
잘 배우고 갑니다 ^^
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As always you have helped me when I just don’t get something. I hope in your follow on video you will include why it looks like “안” changes to “...지 않습니다” when “도” (either) is added to a sentence. Is it the pure vs sino verb issue or just because “either” was added?
I still need help understanding when/why this change happens, but I did find out it’s called short-form negation vs. long-form negation. I think.
Hi Korean Billy
So, is 못 different than using 을/ㄹ 수 있다? I'm guessing that 못 is more like, "I don't~ (because of something)," and 을/ㄹ 수 있다 is just, "I'm incapable of doing~."
Nice! Then what's the difference when saying "can't" between 못 and 을/ㄹ 수 없다 ?
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@@GoBillyKorean You've really covered every topic 😄 정말 갑사합니다
That’s confusing 😂
is 안 돼요 and 아니요 different?
I think 안뒈요 is Dont and 이니요 is No.
You said 못 expresses “can’t” / not able to (do) xyz. Isn’t this way of negation similar to the grammar rule “V을/ㄹ 수 없다 (/있다) ??
(I hope my question was understandable, English isn’t my first language)
Yes, it's similar to that. In the future I'll make a video going in depth about their differences, but if you're only trying to say that you're unable to do something you can use either one :)
@@GoBillyKorean okay. thank you!
안 + Verb = Verb Stem + 지않다
So 영 못했어 Is I can't English?
영'어' 못해요 = I can't (speak) English. The 어 is the part that means language. 했어 is past tense so it would mean "couldn't". I just changed it to present tense. In translating, "speak" sounds more natural to use; I think a more direct translation would be "can't do English language".
so can I say...나...너 안사랑해요
edit: not you I love you and your channel helps a lot with my Korean thank you so much🙏🏽💜
In korea, they almost use 좋아해 (i like you) when they want to say i love u 😀😀
I havent heard of anyone negating 사랑해요. Instead I hear 안춯아, or 싫어요. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
But good question, eh!
Thank you for this video but i have a question!what is 긴?like 고맙긴 or 맞긴...
못 가요 and 갈 수 없어...
difference???
They are used in the same sense but 못가요 is often used when people talk to each other, and 갈수없어 is used as an expression of sentences in books.
wl wuriwp oww thanks
한국말 못했어.. oh now I know. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hi Billy i have a quick question and it is i used to speak korean fluently but have lost it im currently 19 and was wondering if i commit myself how long do you think it would take me to learn it fluently
I made a video about how long it takes to learn Korean ua-cam.com/video/bMePS8POYqA/v-deo.html
I know you lolololooove your shirt, but if you wear a black shirt for these videos, it will be much easier to see what you write ;)
고맙습니다😊.I have noticed that you look different,are you sick dear billy😐
then whats a nyeonghaseo
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