Korean Nominalization (~는 것 & ~기) | Live Class Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live stream from 9-30-2018 about nominalization forms in Korean (~기, ~는, 음/ㅁ).
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[@Conorize]

That 음 conjugation lesson has just saved me a lifetime of potential misunderstandings.

[@cloudwatcher608]

I almost skipped this video because I thought I had a good grasp on ~는 것 and ~기 but I'm so glad I watched it because knowing the ~음 really made something click for me, having known all those words that use it that I didn't realize. 선생님, 이 좋은 수업을 위해 감사합니다!

[@finnishpenguin44]

Thank you. Your videos are so helpful! I was sort of confused after going through the TTMIK lesson on nominalization, but your video made everything so clear! You're an awesome teacher!

[@choipichiim]

서울에서 운전하기가 무서워요 made me laugh because it sounds like Billy's own opinion instead of a random example ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Kendall-ro6hq]

Just wanna say thanks a lot, Billy, for your precise explanation! 💜💯 I was super confused about this, searched a few KZbin videos but still didn't catch it until I found yours. Subscribed to your channel to show my gratitude. Have a nice day, and thanks again!

[@menear]

I already knew this form and was watching to see if i missed a part, and was completely blown out with your explanation of 음. Thank you, please continue teaching. God bless

[@VoVina111]

Hi Billy, I can't wait for the abridged class for the quotes lesson! Thank you so much for putting the time to make these shorter versions!

[@BibbedTurnip]

Thank you so much for the abridged classes! I know it probably takes a while but for someone who doesn't have a lot of time it's really helpful!

[@nathanhickman4002]

Fun way to get used to seeing nominalization is changing your phone language into korean! It has helped me get familiar with these forms. Great lesson!! 👍

[@sirblumi1404]

I love the abridged live classes!! You are so good at explaining and they are really helpful!

[@vynskivaleria816]

Just want to let you know that Im also a korean teacher and tomorrow im going to be giving this grammar, and thanks to YOU, now Im fully understood about it & will explain this grammar clearly to my students. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alejandrarivera9130]

Love to prepare my next lesson watching your classes. Thank you so much. This one goes directly to my notes.

[@way2girly]

You are so good at explaining things. I loved how you broke down the meaning of nominal ! That makes the rest of the lesson easier to understand! I wish all my teachers were like you. It would be so helpful for science and math 😂. Thank you so much for taking your time to do these!

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[@yasttu]

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[@reyc2630]

Thank you! This lesson is very helpful.

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[@Kthyuna347]

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[@Sea97]

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[@8Luz8]

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[@aurox0122]

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[@GoBillyKorean]

It should just be 1 or 2 ads at only the beginning of the video :-)

[@israelpeixoto9297]

Billy 선생님께 한국어 공부하는 것을 좋아해요

[@ohgeik5528]

idk why but i dont get this one. ill just save it for now and watch it later where i can finally understand it!

[@diye.28]

Not bad but it would be nice to slow down a bit for the ones that aren’t native English speakers and yet might find this video useful to clear out their doubts regarding Korean language.

[@theophonchana6307]

거 = 것 걸 = 것을 (거를) 건 = 것은 (거는) 걸로 = 것으로

[@l5468]

게 = 것이

[@omniahkh4851]

No 게: 겠다

[@tinymoa14]

So its kinda like when someone is rushing you and you say ok ok im GOINNNG 6:38

[@lingding77]

well, I did recently say to someone “뭐 하는 거야” and this person was alarmed that I was criticizing/angry. They then explained to me that I should have just said “뭐 해” because it sounds much more neutral. so, I guess there are some places where the emphasis changes the tone? I guess I could see the former being translated to, “What is it that you’re doing right now?” which does sound kind of angry in English too… Other than that though, I’m glad to hear that the 는 것 and 기 are largely interchangeable, because I spend way too much time trying to figure out which one to use…

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@jeremiasquioas513]

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[@israaamer9924]

선생님 I want the video which you talked about it 2:58 because it difficult for me to put 기가 or 기를 and also 걸 or 건

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@clairekie]

so, is it correct to say that 음 / ㅁ ending creates quantifiable nouns that you could pair with articles in english (a dream / a dance / a sleep)? it makes sense that -기 always refers to a verb as a the act of doing that thing (dreaming / dancing / sleeping), whereas the -ㅁ ending would cease to be considered an action at all and are just quantifiable things (dreams) or measurable concepts (happiness)

[@ncerdan97]

Question here. In the nominalization form using 가르침 could be understood as something that you can do plurarly? like... teaching not one thing but several things? for instance using the other example 춤 is not one dance, but it's a set of movements that consists the act of dancing, is that a correct way of seeing this?

[@GoBillyKorean]

That would not be correct. It's best to simply memorize each of them as you would any other vocabulary word :-)

[@ncerdan97]

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[@maesalva2137]

선생님 may i ask a question?when to use the 는 것이,는 것을 and 는 것은? in 는 것 sententences? is really hard for me to use it in a sentence 😅😔

[@GoBillyKorean]

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[@weneexwonho]

는 것 and 는 are the same thing? Cause sometimes I see 는 것 and sometimes 는

[@GoBillyKorean]

No, they're not the same thing.

[@kimmichelle7234]

Im still trying to figure that out 😓

[@ayaahmed846]

I have a question What is the meaning of verb+ㄹ/을 것?

[@GoBillyKorean]

That's part of the Future Tense. I have a full (free) course you can use to learn about that tense and more here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qamTqqyHptCjp9E

[@user-ku3ry3dj8b]

나는 내가 한국로 배운 것을 잊어버렸다 In this sentence why learn become what i learn

[@tinymoa14]

Question: I just posted somewhere "수영하기를 좋아해요" and the person corrected me saying its wrong

[@GoBillyKorean]

~는 것 is more commonly used except on those cases I mentioned where you'd use ~기 (lists, grammar). Using ~는 것 will therefore sound more natural most of the time when it's not used in those cases.

[@tinymoa14]

@@GoBillyKorean The person actually corrected them all using 걸 instead

[@GoBillyKorean]

@@tinymoa14 I'm going to guess they changed your sentence to 수영하는 걸 좋아해요. 걸 is just 것 + the object marker.

[@WweUploadHDForYou]

so basically you can use most of the time 기 instead of 는 것

[@GoBillyKorean]

It's not that simple. It depends what it's being used for.

[@verticalperry2079]

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[@davidparke8896]

Khushi .R I think it might be “꾸씨”.

[@thotpolice9501]

David Parke that sounds correct imo

[@MiuXiu]

I’d say 쿠씨 since it seems aspirated with the kh

[@UziTuni]

It is ok if I say 한국어 배우기가 어려워고 무서워요

[@user-vr2ps8vr7k]

한국어(를) 배우는 것은 어렵고 무서워요 .

[@user-vr2ps8vr7k]

한국어(를) 배우기가 어렵고 무서워요. both of them OK.

[@babemun8257]

too fast to explain it

[@GoBillyKorean]

The original un-edited version is still on my channel, and goes much slower :)