Verb Endings ~네(요), ~지(요), ~나(요), ~군(요) | Live Class Abridged
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2022
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 3-6-2022 about the verb endings ~네(요), ~지(요), ~나(요) or ~가(요), ~(는)군(요), and ~(는)구나.
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Thank you for this. As a Canadian I approve of the “Eh ?” reference.
Sorry about that.
1:09 off topic, but he sounded like Owen Wilson 😂
It actually helped to emphasize the use of “네(요)” and I’ve now made the connection that “네(요)” is basically the Korean version of Owen Wilson’s “wow!” 😂
This is so helpful! 👍 I was wondering about these endings so many times! And I love how Billy doesn't say things like "I've explained this a while ago, so I'm not going to explain it again". It's good to refresh our memories and not assume that everyone watches all the videos! 😄
Ah...finally I understand what 그렇구나 means. I've heard it from korean drama so often. Thanks for good lesson.
The endings people use all the time and learners ask about all the time! 👍 ~네요 and ~군요 are so confusing and not clearly distinguishable, so your comparison at the end must have helped learners to see the difference better! Plus, I can hear your voice getting tired from teaching for so long! So relatable...😝
I just came here to say thank you.
I am not planning on learning Korean because I am not smart enough but I really like what Billy is doing.
You don't need to be especially smart to learn another language. You can learn Korean too if you're simply motivated :)
Thank u so much for all these videos ive learnd many things that i didnt know
I am so happy to have access to this channel- I am using these videos diligently to learn Korean
Thank you Billy!
Thank you for teaching every little word through these newer videos! There were a few terms I didn't know & it was encouraging & satisfying that I could keep up with the lesson at those moments b/c you translated em! Yay! 💙
Thank you so much Billy! The mention of 참 made me think that many useful words are one syllable in Korean, it could be an interesting subject for a Q&A!! ❤️
Thank you for demystifying these endings!!!! Soooooo helpful
This video is extremely clear and good❤ 고마워요
Very helpful. Thank u so mush for this❤
Thanks for explaning in such didatic way 😊
좋은 아침. 봄이 오는군요. 이 비디오 감사합니다. 😅😊.
와아 진짜 정말 대박이네요...~형 진짜 감사합니다, 이건 컨텐츠 진짜 넘 멋있어요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 다시 한번 감사해용👍👍😁
I can't believe I understood all the words you wrote TT
@@mariamepadze3373 its becuz its the only basic words i also know😭😭😭
Very helpful!
Thank so much you help me so much 🥺♥️ 사랑해 오빠 🥺
It is studying but you make it entertaining
Thank you
감사합니당~🤍
great sir...
more videos to come sir..
This one is very useful
네요. , surprise 이렇게 감탄문이 설명되는 군요.
1:15 which reminds me.... How do you say "if you say so" in Korean
똑똑하네요 is an offending sentence to have come from someone's mouth 🤣
Lmao! It does kinda come off as “wow, you’re so smart! (I thought you were actually stupid!)” 😂😂
@@skyofthelivingdead Right? 🤣
I've noticed 구나 used a lot in the book I'm reading (춘향전), and it seems to me that the meaning doesn't always fit "Oh, I realized that...". Sentences like "내가 예를 갖춰 결혼식을 치르지 못해 미안하구나". What does 구나 mean in this case? (For context, it's always the young master character using 구나, talking to people of a lower status)
th-cam.com/video/klLIyR9yUgA/w-d-xo.html
like, astonishment?
이 한국어 공부 빠져드네요. 내가 이 영상을 보게 된 건 알 수 없는 유튜브의 알고리즘 때문이죠. 이 영상을 보는 분들은 어떤가요? 저는 한국어를 알려주는 영상으로 영어를 배우는 기분이군요. 영상에 나오는 어미들을 다 사용해보고 싶어서 해봤는데. 약간 어색하네요.(ㅎㅎㅎㅎ). 그냥 말하면 괜찮은데 일부러 표현하는 말들은 역시 어색하구나
could u provide a link to the full one in the description , its hard to hunt down sometimes
All of them are in the Google doc which you can find on my Community tab.
Hii..belly I'm wanna learn korean , English too..my English is good but I don't know anything about korean ....
Even Homer nods!
Hoooooold up. Is this 나/은가 the same 나/은가 in the 나 보다/은가 보다 structure??
It is the same conjugation, yes. But it's not used in the same way.
Hi, I have a question about this topic.
I was watching a video which Jimin (From BTS) says: 깨우지 마세요... that "지" what exactly is it referring to? Cause, I tried with different subjects and it always comes up with the same "지" at the ending, and the meanings you are giving in this video have nothing to do with the meaning of this structure, or it's just what I think.
thank u!!!
That's a different ending - 지 말다. th-cam.com/video/zLJSp2N8caY/w-d-xo.html
@@GoBillyKorean thank u very much!!
Hello~~ What means ~하는 거는? Like 좋다고 하는 거는? I tried to figure it out on my own but I just have no idea what it can mean.
That would be a quoting form along with 거 (것). I have other live streams that cover all of the quoting forms :)
@@GoBillyKorean I’ve watched it and I didn’t see any quoting form with 하는 거는 like in my example :(
@@GoBillyKorean is it only for dialogs in korean like 공부하고 있는 것이 재미있다 and it won’t be that kind od sentence in standard korean?
@@nikolekyt3812 The ~다고 하는 거 is a combination of quoting forms, with ~는 (I have a video about "Changing Action Verbs into Adjectives"), and 것 (here as 거).
@@GoBillyKorean So 좋다고 하는 것은 literally means To think to like it?
Noice
Is it 하나요 or 해나요 or….? The (나요 part)
It attaches to the verb stem, not to conjugated verbs :)