Thinking 것 같다 | Live Class Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live stream from 10-1-2023 about the form ~것 같다, which means "to think" and is used after adjectives (conjugated from action verbs and descriptive verbs). There's also a review of how to conjugate adjectives.
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[@dylanthekoreanteacher]

감사합니다! I think a lot of Korean people use this construction :) 한국 사람들이 이 문법을 정말 많이 쓰는 것 같아요!

[@yeppn4577]

Wow! You answered a question I had and didn't know who to ask. I'll keep watching your videos. Good job!

[@lolonaarea4754]

Thanks for you explanation. It completed my studies. Best regards from Brazil.

[@markpark7522]

Back then this was a very difficult grammar point to grasp as an American English speaker but you put it perfectly when you said how to think like a Korean!!!

[@aishteru85]

감사합니다 쌤. I'm taking a korean language course in seoul, but my teachers don't explain in English and I've been struggling to grasp this for a while. Your explanation really helps an English speaker like me.

[@stillwithyou7072]

Just covered this in Lingo Deer and your explanation is so helpful and clear.

[@Louisette2510]

Just yesterday i got so confused by 은 / ㄴ being used for both present and past tense and could not figure out why. Thank you so much for saving me, this video could not have had better timing. I appreciate all your videos so much!!

[@RobertLattery]

This is very useful! Thanks!

[@ameneamini88]

I love your grammar rule explanations, thanks for the videos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@HelenIm-h1j]

Perfectly explained 👏🏻

[@Fatoumamouddj]

안녕하세요!!

[@knightshade1463]

When you say you don't think... can you also use the 지 않다 form before 것 같다 or does that sound unnatural?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yes you can :)

[@knightshade1463]

@@GoBillyKorean oh, that was fast! Thank you!

[@chansherly212]

I think i saw something like ~했을 것같아요.past tense stem but future tense implied by 을, Is that a thing? What is that

[@GoBillyKorean]

It's used for "would have~" :)

[@rondythurlow7200]

😇😇❤❤