"You've already done that last one haven't you?" Pls stop calling me out

Me: *watches one drama episode* Also me: Yep I'm done with my Korean classes for the day

@misa4923

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@Kadergani09

3 жыл бұрын

How can I watch k -drama for free ?

@cloud_away

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kadergani09 dramacool has dramas you can watch for free

@Kadergani09

3 жыл бұрын

@@cloud_away Oh! Thank you so much🤩 I will check out

@shikhatulshan1503

3 жыл бұрын

I can never watch ONLY 1 episode of a kdramas 😂

"Learn all the names of BTS members. You already did that, didn't you?" "Use a physical dictionary,if you're into that...... Weirdo." "I recommend learning vocabulary of things you like to do like If your hobbies are sleeping and eating all the food from the refrigerator for the third time this month." "It took you 8 times to learn how to say hello in korean?!" Billy roasting us 😂

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

ㅋㅋ and giving too many winks today

@eleanorthereader

4 жыл бұрын

@@goeasykoreantv6058 that last one was an eyelash!! 😉

@itscactyy

4 жыл бұрын

Billy: *calls us out* Me: *changes my name and moves to a remote island off the coast of Greece*

@juliana8374

4 жыл бұрын

he knows. I repeat, he knows.

@Plluvi

4 жыл бұрын

@@juliana8374 😂😂😂👏🏼

Conclusion : Step 1: Find your curriculum Step 2: Set small, attainable goals Step 3: Learn the basics Step 4: Get a pen pal Step 5: Keep Moving I added : Step 6: Be motivated Step 7: Practice speak with people around you even they don't know the meaning Step 8: Try to read some Korean people status/post and understand the meaning

@sweetkiwis0997

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this!

@Jazz_park_

2 жыл бұрын

Thx for this 💜✨

@Dipidychip

Жыл бұрын

where do i find curriculum? any help?

@shahoodusane6421

Жыл бұрын

@@Dipidychip Korean Class 101, Talk to me in Korean, Billy's beginner course, or there are also curriculums on websites like Coursera, Italki, etc.

@shahoodusane6421

Жыл бұрын

The 7th one is really helpful, i do use it with my Mom and younger brother 😂😂

“You’ve already done that last one haven’t you?” This guy exposing me in the worst ways ever possible...

“You’ve already done that last one haven’t you?” BUSTED!! 😱😂

@tash9523

4 жыл бұрын

Right!🤣

_Learn all the names of BTS members_ How did you know? 😂

@FloralLunala

3 жыл бұрын

🤣💜💜💜

Actual response: Just study until your eyes hurt maybe in a million years we'll be able to speak korean😂

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

Is it true? Seriously?

@reenakhan400

4 жыл бұрын

😁😁

@richardstimmel278

4 жыл бұрын

GO EASY KOREAN 고이지TV course

@TheJustSqueakin

4 жыл бұрын

No, Immersion is key + sentence mining with anki

@encantoedits7288

2 жыл бұрын

I've been studying korean for a week now and i can have korean conversations

"Learn all the names of BTS members. You already did that, didn't you?" 🤣😂 im dead

I'd say one thing that's left is practice the pronunciation, it's REALLY important, right up from the beginning. Unless you only want to be able to write with people, you want them to actually understand you. Whatever language you're learning, practice the pronunciation. Actually put effort into it. Look up the tongue position for the sounds. Look at how they move their lips when they say stuff. *Practice*. I know people who've lived in my country for 20 years and they have such a heavy accent it's impossible to understand them unless you're concentrating real hard and know how to guess from context. You don't wanna be that person.

@GoBillyKorean

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, pronunciation is super important to learn from the very beginning. I made a few videos about pronunciation that you can find on my channel too. In one of them I also mention that learning in the beginning is easier than trying to fix mistakes later on.

That BTS comment had me laughing too hard. 👍

Basically, after learning 하얼, you have to learn: Numbers Counters Colours Telling the Time Particles Sentence Structure Verb Endings Politeness Levels Conjugation 요 form And Honorifics Hope this helped :)

"Youve already done that last one havent you😑" ....So whAt!!

@moonstones5715

4 жыл бұрын

lEtS gO

@FloralLunala

3 жыл бұрын

Yeeeeeeeesssss 🤣💜💜💜💜

I bought your book, and it’s amazing, it’s helping me a lot. I’m a big fan of your channel ☺️

@shutdahellup69420

4 жыл бұрын

i have it too, im on the last chapter, tbh its amazing. I love it 100%

@b.o.b8742

4 жыл бұрын

OMG BILLY JUST LIKED MY COMMENT

@Guest1_213

4 жыл бұрын

Where did you buy the book? I would like one too😭😭

@shutdahellup69420

4 жыл бұрын

@@Guest1_213 Amazon

@ShailendraKumar-zd4rg

4 жыл бұрын

@@shutdahellup69420 What's the book name

Was that a Ninja Turtles 2 reference? Donnie: Well, that was easy. Leo: Yeah, a little too easy. [They see Raphael tied to a post] Donnie: Look, it's Raph! Mikey: Yeah, a little too Raph.

@GoBillyKorean

4 жыл бұрын

Yay, someone got it!

After 한글 [Hangeul], I will recommend learning the most basic batchim rules, Topic marking particles and subject marking particles, then conjugating in the 요 form. And then you might learn some expressions to use in your daily life :)

Billy : Learn the names of all BTS members Meanwhile me : that was the first step lol 😅

"...'sup Hyunwoo" ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 🤣 Well... I'm clearly a weirdo... I love my physical paper Korean dictionaries... Yes dictionaries... Plural LOL * facepalm * (some are definitely better than others, as so many use romanization making it tricky to look up a new word in Korean) I have luckily been able to get hold of a Minjungs essence dictionary, which i think is really aimed at Koreans learning English. Soooo much better! But to be fair... Internet... So helpful 😋 I've also got a collection of Korean childrens story books to practise my reading. I figure that when we were little we would read short stories to help us along... And the pictures are so pretty... 😅 ... The wonders of eBay huh? I think it took me a couple of months after initially learning 한글 to stop mixing up the letters and pronunciation. ... probably a further 4 months until I'd really got a hang of the sound change rules... They still catch me out sometimes. I love your books Billy, you're a great teacher, keep up the good work 😉 I have a very long way to go, but I'm getting... Somewhere 👌 빌리 선생님 수고했어요 진짜 감사합니다 😊

@munnisarah1086

4 жыл бұрын

Can you pls say , what do I need now? I've watched his 90min learning hangul. Ik all the alphabets and blocks. But , what can I do now?

I did a massive mistake for studying korean topics randomly. Geez I feel like I have a lot of gaps in my knowledge

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe you need to buy some Billy’s book (Adding a wink)

@azkhan8780

4 жыл бұрын

Same!

@Assassinriflez

4 жыл бұрын

WendellReyes why you making this hard on youself 👀. Just get Billy’s book, finish it, and apply those grammar knowledge on reading books

@salenatamara1694

Жыл бұрын

Check out Alison learning. Try a step by step process including Hangul basic, batchim etc.

"Learning _how_ to learn" is such an important step in any learning process. Thanks for yet another informative vid, Billy!

"a little, TOO hours... " ahahahaha!! And I did not expect that "sorry bro" character to pop up 😂 Go Billy is funny! A little... TOO funny!

I have to say, your hangul videos really helped me the most! With them, it was relatively easy to learn the korean alphabet so thanks for that!!

Great video! Loved the funny comments and edits. Super creative!

"You've already done the last one haven't you?" BRO I FLOPPED ON MY BED SO HARD😳😳😳😂😂

Thank you I appreciate all your help your videos really helped me alot now I can speak,read and write a little korean

Thank you! I was stuck with what to do next once I was done with your hangul lessons.

These points were really interesting and useful ! Thanks alot I was wondering how to make my study plan now I know I should just go the flow of my begginer book after learning hanguel and plan more precisely after as long as I'm consistent 😊

Literally I am on Book 2 Chapter 1 and I can already write some simple stories. Thank you so much! 너무 감사해요

Billy Go Ur the bets teacher it is really fun learning Korean from u and i didn't even get bored watching ur any video except sound change rules☺

Glad, we have Korean class this coming semester as part of our course.

My go to Korean resources: Go billy Korean and TTMIK! ❤️👍

@kathrinasarahlim208

4 жыл бұрын

@@dayana4654 Cool! I'll be checking that website out! I'll add you on Kakaotalk! 😊

@kathrinasarahlim208

4 жыл бұрын

@@dayana4654 Hi Diana! I can't find you on Kakaotalk so maybe you can just add me instead. My id is keikaotalk ㅋㅋㅋ

@kathrinasarahlim208

4 жыл бұрын

@@dayana4654 oh alright! I added you already! 😂

@GiftieMuenda

4 жыл бұрын

@@dayana4654 I'll check the site and also add you on Kakaotalk. Thanks

the “sup hyunwoo” KILLED ME 😂

This is the video I didn’t know I needed! I’ve been needing some guidance on what to do after learning the Korean alphabet, and some motivation haha. Thank you! Your videos are extremely helpful ☺️

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck. Or do I need to say 화이팅? ㅋㅋ

Such a scientific process and it can be applied to every language!

Well, really thank you so much for helping you're teaching very well and i hope we can learn it and never give up on our journey in learning Korean. -Farida.

Why did i saw this just nowww!!! I learn first in korean101 (hana hana hangul), then random video, and your 90 minutes video....and now i'm in talktomeinkorean and i'll stick with it! Thank you so much for this video!!

i learned hangul from Billy then I started with grammar using talktomeinkorean!

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah.. I think ttmik is the best. No channels can’t beat them.

@lamisha377

3 жыл бұрын

I’m still learning sound changing rules and diphthongs form Billy’s hangul video and I already bought a book the beginner level TTMIK book 1 and I’m gonna start from there

Great lesson! Thanks.😊

My first step was to buy your first book and its been a huge difference in how i learn korean

i am taking your 100 lesson playlist for beginners.. making all the notes.. its amazing.. gonna buy your book soon

great video!!! 감사합니다 !!

That's really helpful and motivating thank u Billy.

WOw...It's very impressive. Thanks for your effort.

Awwwww you're the best and I love your teddy!!!! 😍 yayyyy

The fact that I struggle with public speaking and mumbling in ENGLISH..... makes Korean so much harder for me....I feel like I will improve a lot in my public speaking and social anxiety after I successfully acquire Korean :) THANK YOUUUU

I love everything about this video 😂😂💕

I use your books, and they're great

I was waiting for thisss

This is exactly what I need!

This one is my fav vid edit lol so dramatic love it 쌤

@goeasykoreantv6058

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. I like it too. Kinda cute.

Just what I came to watch 😌 thank you

This is actually so useful!

Never mind my previous comment... I just found Billy Go's Beginner Korean Course!!!! yay!

1:27 okay you win i'm reading your books hahah YOU CONVINCED ME WITH YOUR THERE'S-AN-EYELASH-ON-MY-EYE WINK

thanks billy for you explanation

I’m a proud owner of your book that I use as my a curriculum.

I FOUND WHAT I NEEDED, THANK YOU BILLY!!!1

I love your book you are amazing

Oml ur cute hehe don't mind Billy! Well thank u for teaching me Hangul! Ur videos are always so easy to understand! I would definitely recommend this channel to a beginner and anyone who's interested. -Your attentive audience Anna.

I BUYED YOUR BOOK and its on its way!!!!!

@GoBillyKorean

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck in your Korean studies!

0:37 Billy came for my neck and I wasn't ready

this was so helpful, gamsahamnia!

Thank you I learned just the basics but I have issues with understanding the grammar otherwise is fine here. But I don’t give up :)

billy, our hero

You are really great....BILLY.....!!!!

Naver is a decent dictionary, but I wish they did a little more. Such as, when translating from Korean to English, include both English and Korean definitions, along with the audio examples for both for pronunciation practice.

If I was Keykat, I'd feel so attacked... The tip that was missing from my learning journey was having someone to practice with. I didn't start doing that till almost 2 years after I had started learning

@UnknownHoooooman

4 жыл бұрын

@mr_godman neither can I 😢

I've been using Lingodeer and TTMIK for now to get the basics down. My note taking sucks and leaves a lot to be desired, but I figure keeping a list of words and phrases handy and writing them will help me remember. That and I watch Korean Dramas/variety shows for context, if I hear a word in those shows it helps me remember it a lot more easily. Afterwards I run it back and look for some words I didn't know, not while I watch tho cuz that would ruin the enjoyment of the episode. I'm on 호텔 델루나 right now, highly recommend it:) Oh and Papago, I've been using Papago a lot lately after I saw a Korean streamer on Twitch using it.

@GoBillyKorean

4 жыл бұрын

I'd avoid Papago translator for anything other than a curiosity (it's fun, but not reliable). I've often found it to be just as bad as Google Translate.

Can’t agree enough about finding content and/or lessons about things that interest you. I have korean lists for pets and animals, DIY, other language learning, food, health, sleep, etc filled with videos for koreans and/or for learner. When i understand something im very proud and its very useful and entertaining. My first resource was the FSI korean course from like the 80s so i learned a whole bunch of military ranks and what super polite to the president type speech. But even so going through it, useless military vocabulary and all, gave me a nice base for korean and taught me concepts that I dont see so early on in other courses. I find trying to journal helps me find some of the gaps in what I know vs things I’m likely to say.

I want to buy all of your books but they're a bit much for me. Would you consider doing a bundle special for the upcoming holidays? Maybe I'll be able to save up and get that "Special bundle" for myself as a nice Christmas present!!! 😁

This topic is great.

Thanks

Every morning, when I take our cat for a long walk in the forest, I listen to a youtube audiobook, "The little prince" in Korean. She reads slowly and carefully, and this gives me a chance to really get a feel for the rythm and sounds. Being hearing impaired, videos with a lot of "happy background-music" make me unhappy. (You hear that, all creators?) I can't hear a thing. But with this habit, I'm getting the hang of Korean. When learning language, I've always felt that grammar should be dessert, not starter.

"You've already done that last one haven't you?" he knows us🙂🤣🤣

I love you’re videos you teach in a great way can you also pls teach more of the busan dialect sorry if you were already teaching that I only am starting to watch you’re videos I got saw a few so far but the Busan dialect Is one I really want to learn

@GoBillyKorean

Жыл бұрын

I made a video about Busan dialect here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dqmj15KRhq2YlNI.html

After I learnt Hangeul ( 9 months ago ), I literally learnt : 김 남준, 김 석진, 민 윤기, 정 호석, 박 지민, 김 태형, 전 전국 ~ 방탄서년단! 😂😂😂😂💜💜💜💜💜💜💜👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑 This video was very very helpful Billy! Great great great Job!👏👏👏👏

Best video ever

Billy -"Learn all the names of BTS members. You already did that, didn't you?" Me- "Mindreader"

0:38 bro u got me red handed ive learned how to write them(in english im still in part8 of learning hangul)and how to pronounce them- but ill still try to learn hangul altho its a little hard for me because school is starting in less then 1 month (after juonkook's birthday with 11 days so its starting 12 september) but ill go harsh on myself i even will try to find a place that teaches korean/hangul for more info but ill do it and brag to my army sister and friends and to whatch k-drama without reading the subtitles and when i hopefully (i know it wont happen) go to a BTS fan greating/ concert i know what to say to them :)

0:36 I wasn't prepared to get called out not even a minute in🤚🏻😭

I'm your new subscriber 🙂

It took me alot longer then 2 hours to learn hungul. I hear you go on about it a lot and it just makes me feel bad about it. Same thing with the "it took you 8 times to learn hello? " it didn't take me 8 times but it took me a little while to feel comfortable saying it.

So when groups have a comeback I like to try and read the lyrics and sometimes try to sing along even though most of the time they are way faster than me haha like today wonderland came out and I sing the on my my way 가자 and 뛰어 so yeah I’m just practicing my reading and speech right now

I was scrolling through other videos and found this one

Yess

Thankyou✌️👍

LOL 😆 😂 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m laughing so hard at the jokes that I am on the floor breathless. Billy your brilliant!

6 - Watch every single GoBillyKorean video !

Dang, I needed that laugh today, thanks for this video haha

Billy : always have someone to practice with Me : I have you ( I mean ur videos)🙂

this was posted in my video

Verry funny and helpfull. Thank you. Do you have an advice when to start practiceing with a tandem partner? How much should you know?

"Or learning all the names of the bts members. U already done that last one haven't u" I laughed so many times 😂. I love his humor and way of teaching, it's very entertaining 💜

Wonderful. How about you write a book on how to learn Korean?

@GoBillyKorean

4 жыл бұрын

You can find a link to my book series in the video description :)

"You've already done that last one haven't you?" pls stop exposing me like that-

0:35 I've done the 2nd and 3rd thing

TTMIK + korean class is best. Trust.

I have just started learning korean and just finished learning hangul. Only issue is I don't have a pen pal SO instead I'm gonna practice with and old Korean couple who want to teach me

I've been learning Korean on and off for 5 years now, and when you asked what was next after hangeul, my brain immediately went to hanja... this is what I get for studying Japanese first! But in all seriousness, hanja can be really useful to learn sometimes. Knowing the origins for Korea's loanwords over the centuries can help so much with conjugation and vocabulary, and can help make those logical connections between similar words that otherwise would just "sound similar but take up separate spots in my head," so to speak. Not to mention, if you go to Korea they'll sometimes throw in a Chinese symbol or two on a billboard or sign for the extra clarification it brings. After quitting Japanese because I found kanji too hard, I never imagined I'd be sitting here actually recommending it and enjoying it for Korean...

“You’ve already done that last one haven’t you?” NOOO STOP CALLING ME OUT AAAAA