(이)라는 "Called" | Live Class Abridged

[@belladona3608]

When you said "BREKKKCH" I lost it, I had to pause to laugh out loud. You're such a great teacher Billy!

[@PaulCHa]

이 수업이 중급 이라는 게 딱 맞아요! To call this an intermediate level lesson is exactly right! I really enjoyed this one! 👍

[@summer7723]

그거 아세요? 빌리 선생님이 제일 좋은 선생님이라는 거.

[@sn0wysumm3r]

Interesting lesson! -> is a bit of an understatement. Will take some time to digest the lesson and form some practise sentences!

[@fieora]

yeah.. gonna have to watch this one like 15 times

[@KoreaWithKids]

Pauses on the pop-up at the beginning 😮 what... is that?

[@woozihae]

This one's easy to remember your teaching neeeever fails to amaze me😂 I loved it!!

[@Nezzeraj]

I'd love to see some lessons on Squid Game. Lots of cultural references, slang, and accents (especially from the girl from N Korea) to explore.

[@Stan_sprinkle]

If you ask someone “have you tried a food called kimchi” in Korean, and they understand you, but don’t know what kimchi is

[@iyagitime3133]

i often use 라는 when explain something

[@Laura-wg1yp]

Hope someone can answer this! With the last two examples to mean 'the fact that' is the from still a quote at this point in the video? it's not 'the fact that some said something is called/named' ect. Is it just smily using 는 것 with 이다? How is it different to '인' How is 그게 잘 못인 걸 왜 모를까? and 그게 잘 못이라는 걸 왜 모를까? different?

[@GoBillyKorean]

"(The fact) that" is just one way to translate it. It's best to understand what it literally means, but Korean and English don't literally translate in either direction. As for your question about ~인, that's simply 이다 in the adjective form (present tense). kzbin.info/www/bejne/infWl52rgtd2ic0

[@diniajith1540]

can someone here help me?😭😭i have learnt the korean consonants and i know to read korean too! but i don't know what to learn after this, can anyone help me?

[@GoBillyKorean]

You can start with this free course: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qamTqqyHptCjp9E

[@AlotOfSunInHeaven]

Thank you for this really great lesson! Will there be a lesson on 한다는 and all these other possible forms now that you've opened our minds to the possibilities?

[@GoBillyKorean]

I already did a live stream about that too :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWTKdnufiLiNodU

[@riaconradt2554]

All these shortcuts in the Korean language drive me nuts! 건, 게, 널, 그럼, etc. But I guess English has I’m, don’t, ain’t, ‘cause, etc. too, so I shouldn’t complain too much…. (I shouldn’t… I’m trying to convince myself…)

[@yasminparveen9237]

Kimchi meaning kimchi and "Umshik" meaning "Umshik"😂😂👍.

[@linguaphile808]

이 주제는 머리가 아프게 했어요. 🤕

[@maralionsc]

Hi teacher, Can you please tell me which answer is correct? Thanks Q: 친구가 오늘 무슨 옷을 입었어요? A1. 치마를 입고 있었어요. A2. 치마를 입고 있어요.

[@GoBillyKorean]

They have different meanings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJqke4Ckhrhnp5o

[@conan4632]

if the batchim is ㄷ, would it be 지라는?

[@GoBillyKorean]

If you're talking about pronouncing, then yes. The spelling does not change when using sound change rules.

[@CliftoniumDaBruh]

뷁이란 음식을 먹어보고 싶어요 😂😂 Also I might be jumping ahead but would "저는 한국어를 더 빨리 배운다는 게 싫어요" be correct?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Grammatically it makes sense, but logically it wouldn't. I can't think of a situation where you could say that.

[@joelleyau1678]

I got a question, but it's kind of irrelevant to this video. like I was trying to see how to put words into a sentence but when I went to google translate, it added random sounds to it, what are those random sounds for?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Here's a reason why online translators might not be the best idea: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faqxeaOMpNqfprc

[@woozihae]

Aaaa I missed studying korean already lol I've been so busy with school😭

[@funime2211]

bro i have one doubt what is [으로]in korean?

[@GoBillyKorean]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqS6gnV6rbOViKc and kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3TYYWhphb-KqZY

[@AmbiCahira]

뷁 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Attaching a lesson to a strong emotional association; successful. 😂