Future Tense Questions ~ㄹ게요 & ~게요 | Live Class Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live stream from 8-6-2023 about the forms ~ㄹ게(요) and ~게(요), which are used for several things such as asking questions, making statements about something the speaker decides or promises to do, and asking someone to guess. I also teach about the archaic form ~게(나).
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[@lizaminasyan9255]

Thank you so much 🥹🙏🏻

[@fransmith3255]

감사합니다! 🙂

[@susangarcia338]

Thank you this really helps 😮

[@Mango-Durian]

대단하십니다. 어떻게 저보다 한국말을 더 잘 하세요? 그리고 멋있습니다. 이 영상을 보니 한국어가 정말 정말 배우기 힘든 언어인 걸 새삼 새로 깨닫습니다. You are amazing, wonderful and gorgeous,, upon watching your video, I realize again how hard it is to learn Korean.. Verbs change their forms literally so dramatically, making it so hard to memorize all this for foreigners.. Oh My Gosh.. !!!

[@Grid21]

The more I study Korean, the easier it gets to repeat the words that Billy says. I feel pretty comfortable speaking Korean, it's just the remembering how to write it, spell it, etc.That's my difficulty in being immersed in this language. Any suggestions Billy?

[@bunnylvr0613]

I recognize this from Junkgook's lives when he decides to leave 갈게!

[@Blank_Bank]

I know I'm late for some in depth question, but I recently started to learn korean and I am quiet curious about what you said at the end. You said that ~게요 is part of the 하게체 speech as his 명령형 form which is no longer used these days So my question is : the ~게요 you're using definitely is a 의문형 but from which speech level ? Is it 해요체 (that's what I think it is) ? And where can we have such informations ? Is there any special table to learn the whole 문형 for 해요체 or even just to learn every 문형 no matter the speech we are using ?

[@UpstreamOn]

🙏선생님 감사합니다💖🪷

[@ItachiUchiha-zv7qo]

I`m sorry I can`t write hangul, but often when they say halkeyo, it seems to mean we will do it, but can it only mean I will do it?

[@GoBillyKorean]

It can also be used for "we" if everyone in the group also decided to do that.