기는 하다, 기도 하다 | Live Class Abridged

[@mishamisha144]

You explain it so well. Heck, even better than my textbook does. Thank you so much for your video.

[@LostNTranslations]

🤯🤯🤯NO WAY!!! That's 💯 the EXACT same train station in the Spring Day music video!! 💜 "🎵보고 싶다...🎶"

[@Paulamurat]

I followed your channel mainly to find motivation to keep on studying (너무 열심히) Korean. This is the first time I watch one of your lessons and it's just amazing. You are one of a kind!

[@90_fps_player]

THE TRAIN 😂😂😂 BILLY you are so good ❤

[@shutdahellup69420]

8:33 Have a safe trip, see ya! 🙃

[@NowImaKpopper]

You seem to be under every Video of him xD
I'm proud of you.
Keep going!

[@supechube_k]

@@NowImaKpopper not just go billy korean but every korean learning vid i watch XD

[@Sweetcloud28]

Really helpful lesson billy 선생님 thank so much 😊 for the nice explanation

[@learn_korean_with_hee4384]

빌리 선생님, 헷갈리는 문법을 잘 설명해 주셔서 정말 감사합니다. 덕분에 도움이 많이 됐어요 :)

[@alalessia]

Another very helpful video, thank you :)

[@morganeobregon2637]

It was one more time a really good video thanks

[@Mada-yw4rm]

Awesome explanations! Thanks a lot!

[@deannaleung9972]

I watched transit love 2 and they use both these grammar points so much I had to look up an explanation. Thanks so much as always!!

[@ejkmm5655]

thankkk you seemed confusing but its pretty clear now

[@dan.prosser]

I feel like I can add this to my vocabulary right now, and use it often. Cheers!

[@ana-tj4di]

안녕하세요 발리! Billy, can you make more videos about the Busan dialect?? 💖

[@giselleballet3024]

I want you to hire as a personal tutor Billy you are great 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@emu2329]

What a coincidence, i just saw a vlive and they used 그렇긴 해 so something like that and I wondered what that meant, thank you as always!

[@KoreanChatterbox]

밥을 먹긴 했는데, 여전히 배가 고프네요. ㅋㅋㅋ 오늘도 수고하셨습니다. You teach all kinds of Korean expressions. I don’t know how many korean expressions on earth... Thx for teaching/helping korean learners. Are you in the STATES?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yes I'm currently in California.

[@KoreanChatterbox]

Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Stay safe & healthy !!!

[@eternitytae5583]

thanks, billy

[@kjempebjorn]

your explanations make me less scared of korean grammar kkk thanks a lot!!

[@lkj2727]

"do" or "is"
e.g. 친구가 있긴 한데, 다 한국에 있어요. I "do" have friends, but they are all in Korea.

[@쌍베]

난 한국인인데 이걸 왜보고있는걸까... 영어공부한다 치자..ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@ЭйвейлАлександр]

이거의 영어는 잘 듣기 쉬워^^

[@supechube_k]

영어를 배우는 한국인들아!!! 같이 배우자!!!

[@YourKoreanSaem]

So well explained!! 👍👍

[@GoBillyKorean]

Thanks! How are you holding up these days?

[@YourKoreanSaem]

Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Good good, hope you are staying safe from the virus 🤞

[@kijetesantakaluSokete]

Billy, I swear I saw you on an english learning ad with Cassie from TTMIK...

[@user-it1cp3ux5r]

Yeah they're friends.. I discovered TTMIK through Jollie, and discovered Billy through TTMIK

[@supechube_k]

yeah he was on one with cassie i saw the ad too

[@roselee9145]

잘 보고 갑니다~! 쏙쏙 들어오네요

[@nchls5730]

thank you!

[@shinibi]

한국인인데 솔직히 저거 어떨때 쓰는지 설명하라고하믄 당황.. 잘 배워갑니다

[@JJ-uy4ht]

thank you! I have a question, in 2:33 you wrote 있긴 한데 but I understood that you use 하는데 with verbs and 한데 with adjectives, don't you? So it would be 있긴 하는데, or are there exceptions with 있다/없다 verb? Sorry if I'm wrong but just got confused

[@GoBillyKorean]

있다/없다 are conjugated (most of the time) as if they're Descriptive Verbs. So it'll always be 있긴 한데, or 있지 않은데, etc.

[@mos858]

이해가 잘되네요

[@ejkmm5655]

1- 기도 해 can be confused with the actual verb 기도해 right???
2- Please don't take this the wrong way. You know sometimes I feel like what youre teaching us isn't a real thing and that you made it up😂 and then I see the same verb or phrase used by someone somewhere and I fnally believe you
3- I was teaching in class today, and for a moment, I sounded just like you, and I held in a laugh😆

[@GoBillyKorean]

You'll always know what the word is by the context :) If you see ~기도 used after a verb stem, then it's this form. If you hear it used all by itself, then it's the verb.

[@ejkmm5655]

@@GoBillyKorean totally understand

[@NatyCarp]

선생님! "긴 하는데" 동사랑 쓰는 거에요?
그리고 "긴 한데" 형용사랑 쓰는 것인가요?

[@marypark3225]

I love you

[@hannak.3065]

I think, Billy needs bigger whiteboard 👨‍🏫 )))

[@onceten2196]

Hey Billy! Just wondering how you would say the name Dean in Korean, just romanise it with the sounds like “dee-n” if you know what I mean, 감사합니다

[@GoBillyKorean]

You could use 딘.

[@meowBlitz]

I somehow pronounced dean as 데안 but since you said dee-n, maybe I would say 디은

[@onceten2196]

Thankyou blitz :) also helped alongside Billy 감사합니다 😊

[@kkalmatchoom761]

I still didn't get it , :)) what does기는 하다 mean and when is it used

[@GoBillyKorean]

Try watching the un-edited version of this live stream. It moves much more slowly :)

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❤❤❤

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ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@JelleVermeir]

First xD