An excellent live stream! I'm a beginner...not even a high beginner...but after watching this live stream in the full and in the abridged versions, I was successfully able to create one sentence using the intermediate level form and another using the advanced level form. Never give up! All things are possible. You just have to put in the effort and the time.
빌리 님이 같이 쓸 수 있는 동사를 알려 줘서 이거 배우는 데 도움이 많이 되겠어요!!! Sometimes, literally translating Korean into English just sounds ridiculous and hilarious, and this is definitely one of them! 😂 I love how you give the verbs that are often used with ~는 데 for learners to grasp its usage!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I usually take about a day in order to make a drawing. 보통 그림그리는데 한시간 정도 걸려요 It costed 20$ in order to buy clothes to wear tomorrow 내일 입을 옷을 사는데 20달러가 들었어요 It took me a month in order to get the book that has been reserved 예약한 책을 받는데 한달이 걸렸어요 We will take one hour in order to chicken delivered 치킨 (배달) 받는데 한시간 걸릴거에요 It doesn’t take one day in order to get a new one 새것을 받는데 하루도 안걸릴거에요 It took nearly two weeks in order to get over my cold to get better 감기 났는데 2주일이나 걸렸어요 What do I have to do first in order to learn Korean 한국어를 배우는데 가장 먼저 해야 되는 것이 무엇인가요? I used ice and salt in order to make my beverage cold 음료수를 시원하게 만드는데 얼음과 소금을 사용했어요 As for exercise it is helpful for maintaining your health 운동은 건강을 유지하는데 도움이 되요 ( I don’t know ‘in order to’ 😭😭)
So as a learner, how do you differentiate between -는 데 (with a space) and -는데 (no space). Do you just keep an ear out for the rest of the sentence and try to pick up the context?
Thank you so much for these informative lessons, Billy!! :) I do think I understood this grammar form, but I'm a little confused as to how it's different from 는 것.. taking an example sentence from your video, would "버스를 타고 가는것은 5시간 넘게 걸려요" not be correct?
Such a nice teacher! thank you for all you do for us... Could you teach us some higher level? I am sragling through korean vocabulary of intermediate level or higher. When I start reading intermediate level texts I just stuck.
I was so confused at the first example "Drying a drying" (???) I felt so dumb when realized it was "drawing" I'm learning Korean when I'm not even fluent in English :D (I'm hispanic😅)
@@UziTuni te entiendo!! Me pasa más que todo con el "i'm sorry" ya que es la frase que conozco en mas idiomas. Pero realmente vale todo ese enredo cuando logras entender, al menos, una oración complicada
@@McPeace95 De todas formas, soy muy masoquista. A veces no me entiendo, no llevo mucho aprendiendo Koreano y ya ando en temas avanzados JAJA y lo peor es que los entiendo
An excellent live stream! I'm a beginner...not even a high beginner...but after watching this live stream in the full and in the abridged versions, I was successfully able to create one sentence using the intermediate level form and another using the advanced level form. Never give up! All things are possible. You just have to put in the effort and the time.
Day by day you will be better
한국인인데 구독 하고 갑니다
자주 쓰이는 한국 표현 = 자주 쓰이는 영어 표현 묶어서 배울 수 있어서
한국 작문 수업 보다 좋은 것 같아요
Thank you for your teaching. I am glad that I see your TH-cam
우리 선생님은(Billy) 한국어를 배우는 데 아주 도움이 됩니다.
This lesson is pretty straight forward and easy on the mind. I wonder why it's considered Intermediate
Thank you once again
I am a native speaker of Korean and I've been learning Korean from him......❤️👍😘
Hahaha thanks! I hope it's somehow useful to you :)
~는 데 is much easier to understand it grammatically than ~하기 위하여. Thank you for your contribution!
This helps a lot, thank you for the lesson 👏🏻
Aaaaaaaaarrrrrrgh this is so helpful, my korean friends use 는 데 everyday and I had no idea what it meant
Just wow. You are an absolutely amazing teacher
빌리는 사랑이야
빌리 님이 같이 쓸 수 있는 동사를 알려 줘서 이거 배우는 데 도움이 많이 되겠어요!!!
Sometimes, literally translating Korean into English just sounds ridiculous and hilarious, and this is definitely one of them! 😂 I love how you give the verbs that are often used with ~는 데 for learners to grasp its usage!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
5:13 What is the purpose of 이나? Doesn't it mean "or"?
I have a separate live stream all about using (이)나 if that's what you mean :-)
@@GoBillyKorean ㅎㅎ 링크를 주세요?
th-cam.com/video/4VgouTBJCa8/w-d-xo.html
very easy to use and very helpful
Thank you, Billy!
I usually take about a day in order to make a drawing.
보통 그림그리는데 한시간 정도 걸려요
It costed 20$ in order to buy clothes to wear tomorrow
내일 입을 옷을 사는데 20달러가 들었어요
It took me a month in order to get the book that has been reserved
예약한 책을 받는데 한달이 걸렸어요
We will take one hour in order to chicken delivered
치킨 (배달) 받는데 한시간 걸릴거에요
It doesn’t take one day in order to get a new one
새것을 받는데 하루도 안걸릴거에요
It took nearly two weeks in order to get over my cold to get better
감기 났는데 2주일이나 걸렸어요
What do I have to do first in order to learn Korean
한국어를 배우는데 가장 먼저 해야 되는 것이 무엇인가요?
I used ice and salt in order to make my beverage cold
음료수를 시원하게 만드는데 얼음과 소금을 사용했어요
As for exercise it is helpful for maintaining your health
운동은 건강을 유지하는데 도움이 되요
( I don’t know ‘in order to’ 😭😭)
"여약한 첵을 받는 데 한 달 걸렸어요"
- the story of how I got your book. It was worth the wait though 😉
I wasntt in the live so I want to ask how do you differentiate 는데 and 는 데 when speaking??
Context, as always
I love how he was yelling the whole time 😂
Sir, is "-는 데" interchangeable with "-기 위해(서)? Thank you very much for the lessson. I appreciate your effort in teaching always.
No, if you watch the full version of this live stream I also talk about how it's different :)
Affirmative Sir, thank you very much for the reply.
고맙습니다!!!
So as a learner, how do you differentiate between -는 데 (with a space) and -는데 (no space). Do you just keep an ear out for the rest of the sentence and try to pick up the context?
Yes, it will make sense by the context. The sound will be the same.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you!
hallelujah thank you, couldn't find any other comprehensive video on this grammar!
Thank you so much for these informative lessons, Billy!! :) I do think I understood this grammar form, but I'm a little confused as to how it's different from 는 것.. taking an example sentence from your video, would "버스를 타고 가는것은 5시간 넘게 걸려요" not be correct?
I did another live stream about that form too which you can find in the playlist on my channel :-) It's called "nominalization."
But adding 데 also means "but" right??
That's a different 데. I explain that here: th-cam.com/video/c9XuElNZqoU/w-d-xo.html
한국어 배우는 데 아주 오래 시간 걸릴 거예요???
Billy please teach past tense sentence grammar please🇰🇷🇰🇷
The one petal falling off over and over again is super distracting. :)
Thanks. Can't unsee it. 😅❤
Such a nice teacher!
thank you for all you do for us...
Could you teach us some higher level?
I am sragling through korean vocabulary of intermediate level or higher. When I start reading intermediate level texts I just stuck.
Imma korean and you can ask me!
What kind of higher level? You can check out the Google document posted on my Community tab to see the higher level topics I've covered.
@@GoBillyKorean thank u
@@friendly_shiba,how are you gonna help me?
I was so confused at the first example
"Drying a drying" (???)
I felt so dumb when realized it was "drawing"
I'm learning Korean when I'm not even fluent in English :D
(I'm hispanic😅)
Hahah igual yo, siento que en algún momento me va a explotar la cabeza
@@UziTuni sii!! Lo peor es que he estado escuchando muy seguido Japonés y mi cerebro tipo 'error 404' 😂
@@McPeace95 Yo solía estudiar Japonés y era un lío poder cambiar a Koreano. Me pasaba que a veces, en vez de decir 안녕하세요" Decía "Ohayio Gozaimasu" lol
@@UziTuni te entiendo!! Me pasa más que todo con el "i'm sorry" ya que es la frase que conozco en mas idiomas. Pero realmente vale todo ese enredo cuando logras entender, al menos, una oración complicada
@@McPeace95 De todas formas, soy muy masoquista. A veces no me entiendo, no llevo mucho aprendiendo Koreano y ya ando en temas avanzados JAJA y lo peor es que los entiendo
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