I love this! It's so helpful hearing multiple people answer the same simple questions, so there's a lot of repeated vocab and phrases, but also a good amount of variety in answers, speaking styles, male and female speakers, etc. Would definitely love to see more of these!
This dual subtitle makes it easier to understand Korean. I love it! Thanks, it is really helpful to improve not only my listening but also my vocabulary.
Thanks Billy .... this is great and will be good for study 😁 Also a big thank you to those people who gave up their time to be interviewed .... it was fun 🤩
Excellent idea for a series as it gives us a variety of responses. Sometimes the materials we find for our learning is limited to one conversation per topic with limited responses that are there to illustrate grammar points. This kind of flow in dialect will help us build our confidence to sound more natural. TY;)
This video is great.Because I can learn many ways to talk about how I feel about the weather. Many daily phrases were repeated so I can memorize them easily. Thank you for sharing.
My Korean MIL loved the cold. It was very interesting to see so many Koreans really like winter more than summer. As a Socal girl who has moved to Alaska I do struggle a bit but we are the extreme. I love these videos they help so much with listening practice. Please keep this content coming.
This is great practice because i actually recognized a good bit of vocabulary just from listening and learned some new vocab too! I'd love to see more of these videos ❤
Wowww same question different kinds answer....great interview questions..... Wowww u r really amazing sir ur channel really helpful me u r my everyday motivational... 💜🙌🏻👍🏻
yeah it will be written the way you suggested but put a space between "love + object marker" and "to do" (no kr keyboard availbe). Actually writing them separately could help you when the time for more advanced topics like passive and active speech come, so yeah!
@@GoBillyKorean OK, so now I know how to pronounce it, which helps a lot, but when spelling the words, and all I have is the Hangul, what letter do I use for the "english" spelling R or L?
I love this! It's so helpful hearing multiple people answer the same simple questions, so there's a lot of repeated vocab and phrases, but also a good amount of variety in answers, speaking styles, male and female speakers, etc. Would definitely love to see more of these!
That's right. We can see a variety of answers for the same question on the video. 같은 질문에 대한 여러 대답을 볼 수 있어서 좋아요.
this should be a series!
This dual subtitle makes it easier to understand Korean. I love it! Thanks, it is really helpful to improve not only my listening but also my vocabulary.
That's right. The dual subtitle is great. 영어, 한국어 동시 자막
Thanks Billy .... this is great and will be good for study 😁 Also a big thank you to those people who gave up their time to be interviewed .... it was fun 🤩
Excellent idea for a series as it gives us a variety of responses. Sometimes the materials we find for our learning is limited to one conversation per topic with limited responses that are there to illustrate grammar points. This kind of flow in dialect will help us build our confidence to sound more natural. TY;)
영상 콘셉트가 되게 좋은 것 같아요. 다양한 상대방을 만나서 대화를 하셨기 때문에 들어볼 수 있는 표현과 말투도 엄청 다양했던 것 같아요. 앞으로 다양한 주제로 이런 콘텐츠를 많이 만들어 주시길 바라겠습니다.
This is a very good content for practical Korean
비 오는 날이 좋아요! 소리를 듣는게 좋아요.
I like rainy days because of the sound ☔️
this is a really good and helpful series
This was great. It was nice to see the vocabulary and the Grammer used in everyday conversation. Great study tool!!
yeesss!
yeesss!
Please make more videos like these
This is so helpful 👍🏻😀
This video is great.Because I can learn many ways to talk about how I feel about the weather. Many daily phrases were repeated so I can memorize them easily.
Thank you for sharing.
This is so good! This new series is perfect for practicing listening!
5:45 should say “I just really hate the cold”! Love this!
Thanks! It was a typo.
Yeah! Great, natural conversations. A big help!
That's good. 진짜 대화
My Korean MIL loved the cold. It was very interesting to see so many Koreans really like winter more than summer. As a Socal girl who has moved to Alaska I do struggle a bit but we are the extreme. I love these videos they help so much with listening practice. Please keep this content coming.
I loved the video. I think I'll watch it several times at different speeds. Thank you for this
I loved this video, such a fresh idea and It was simple to understand! I'll add some of those q&a to my flashcards.
YES!! We definitely would like more of these videos!!
Do more of this!!
I love this kind of video! Yes, please do more like this!!
great video as always
This is great practice because i actually recognized a good bit of vocabulary just from listening and learned some new vocab too! I'd love to see more of these videos ❤
This was SO GOOD! For all the reasons people have mentioned. And funny!
흥미로운 주제로 영상을 잘 만드셨네요. 한국어 공부에 많은 도움이 될 것 같아요😊
Love it..
I love these kind of videos!
I don't like it..I love it👍✨
I think it's really cool that Billy can have a simple conversation with a Korean. I should do the opposite of Billy and learn English haha.
this was cool!
Great idea billy!😊
I love your videos soo much always give your video a thumbs up when i saw your video😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Wowww same question different kinds answer....great interview questions..... Wowww u r really amazing sir ur channel really helpful me u r my everyday motivational... 💜🙌🏻👍🏻
It's good to use the others interviews for Easy Korean Speaking too?
Chonun kiorun chowayo
날씨를 물어봤는데, 계절이나 계절의 특정 시간대로 대답하는게 신기하네요.
I like the video 👍 without English translation it will be better 🔥
QUESTION:
The verb 하다 in 사랑(을)하다 can we put 을,를 (object marker) after the conjugation 어요,아요 ?? And if we put how will it be written as like 사랑을해요 ???
You could add a space, so 사랑을 해요 if you write it like that.
yeah it will be written the way you suggested but put a space between "love + object marker" and "to do" (no kr keyboard availbe). Actually writing them separately could help you when the time for more advanced topics like passive and active speech come, so yeah!
@@GoBillyKorean thanks
@@IliaStoyanov-y5j 감사함니다
Is it possible to have just the korean subtitle in the video and opt the English subtitles in? It's hard NOT to read the english subtitles. lol
You could probably put a sticky note over the bottom of the screen?
The Slippers guy must be from Gangnam 😜
Also is it me or should the tennis shoes correct translation be sports shoes/sneakers?
We just call those "tennis shoes" in American English too, but yes literally 운동화 is "shoes (화) used for exercising (운동)."
Can someone help me with spelling? Is "day" spelled Haru or Halu? My flash cards say Haru and Google translate says Halu. So confused.
하루
@@GoBillyKorean yes, they are both spelled that way in Korean but when translated I dont know if it meant as an "r" or an "l".
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@@GoBillyKorean OK, so now I know how to pronounce it, which helps a lot, but when spelling the words, and all I have is the Hangul, what letter do I use for the "english" spelling R or L?
@@craftingwithcathy4345 It's neither letter, so you can pick whatever you'd like.