Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #60: Location Words

In this lesson you’ll learn about what location words are, and some of the most common ones. You’ll also learn how using location words is different than the particle 에. And you’ll learn two different ways to use location words – after nouns, and on their own as nouns.

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[derpderp]

Woohoo, 60% done???? Can't believe I've made it this far!
If I had any doubts left, I think I've made my mind now, I'm definitely sticking around with Korean.
Great job Billy with all the work you put with your lessons, I'm now able to get to know korean so much, I need some time to revise all the content from these 60 classes so far... lol, cramming my studies just like in high school -_-
Ha! I'm definitely checking some of your books ;)

[cherylschaeffer]

Ahhh, we are now up to 60% of the full beginner series! So exciting. I'm wondering what is sold in the 빌리 서점. Is it just for Korean Made Simple volumes 1, 2 & 3 plus Korean Reading Made Simple? Is there Go! Billy Korean merch? And when will a location open in my area?

[samuel_]

A huuuge lesson to learn. Thank you soo much Billy🙂 I'm so happy that i can learn Korean with your course🙂

[uweqdjg]

Love the series! I've only been learning Korean for a couple weeks (after giving up other languages after a couple days) & find your videos super helpful even with a super difficult language for native English speakers. I think also because you have a great personality it makes people want to watch for you as well!
I had ordered some TTMIK Level 1 textbooks last week, but wanted to support you after finding out you had your own too. Bought a bundle last night, & looking super forward to it. :) Keep up the great work, Billy!

[reyc]

Finished 60 episodes in four days, 40 more to go? This is a good review playlist for me. Thank you!

[letswatchtrash]

made it to 60th video oof 😮‍💨 i hope i can carry on and learn this beautiful language 🥲

[Andre.]

I need to re watch this at least 20 times.. 아주 어려워요.

[arshpreet]

Thank you for placing the vocabulary words . Much Respect for you 선생님

[diabolic]

This series is great for filling in gaps that I missed or forgot along the way. I didn't know you could use these as nouns!

[bredtheman]

60% ^_^ I'm so happyyyy. Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial series, and I hope that you keep doing what you're amazing at doing :) Thank you Billy!

[kodamamononoke]

Glad you use sehun and baekhyun... My 2 idols 😭❤️

[shreyanshumalviya]

Hey Billy, sorry to disturb again... I am able to read, translate, write and speak slowly as well ( whats covered in the course until here), but I cant understand when you or anyone speak.. I catch a few words but never the complete sentence.. Is it normal and supposed to come with time and exposure, or I need to work explicitly on it? BTW thank you very much.. I honestly didn't thought learning korean would be this simple.. I tried to follow 2 other courses but I gave up even before I finished learning hangul. Thank you..

[chansherly]

It seems like sometimes the preposition can stand without the noun before it when the noun is mentioned earlier? Like in the "뒤보다" in the sentence 집 압이 뒤보다 더 예뻐요. Can i say 제 자동차 안이 "밖보다" 더 더러워요

[nalaa]

Hahaha Billy is using EXO and I love it. Nations pick

[tatianasukhova]

Is there any difference between 아래 and 밑?
Also, I really like your lessons and especially those additional vocabulary and explanation boxes are extremely helpful! =)
빌리 쌤, 천밀 감사합니다!

[jb-fwdi]

Hi, Billy! In Part 1, why do the fifth and sixth sentences use 에서 after the location word, but the other sentences only use 에? Thank you in advance, Billy!

[milindingale]

Billy are idioms frequently used in common korean conversations?

[sudhasrinivasan]

Can you pl clarify which is correct?
가고  싶어요
가고 있어요

When you say I am going/want to go to to Billy bookstore
I am a beginner ..

[tjkfnvw]

Can you please make a video why the surname 'Lee' is written as 이 in korean and not 리??its confusing

[ncycesj]

You forgot to teach 밑. 밑 is the same as 아래.