Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #15: I Want

In this lesson you’ll learn how to say that you want to do something, combined with verbs. You’ll also learn how to say that you want something, combined with nouns (things).

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[nori_tutor]

Korean is not easy at all, but when I said phrases like "I want to watch a movie" in Korean, I felt so proud. I'll have to review it three to four times, probably.

[jadin]

I love how the lessons dont have background music <3

[carly]

Billy: uses jimin in an example /// me: sheds tear

[rogieann]

I have to rewatch every videos to understand it better 😂 But you know what they say slow progress is still still a progress. ❣️ 와이팅!

[ChoiSistersKOREA]

My foreign friends always tried to say ~고 싶다 for 3rd person and I always told them ~하고 싶다 for yourself only🤣 It reminds me of that. Awesome, Billy!

[periperidots]

these videos are SO helpful along with your book!!! If anyone really wants to learn Korean as well as support billy please buy his books!!!

[liadshemer]

You make everything so simple to understand, thank you!

[MrWinter]

Wow, this was the first lesson wherein I started to see progress for myself. You make the learning process so much easier. Thank you 🥺

[cherylschaeffer]

Another great lesson!

If i understand correctly, if I were to say I want popcorn in Korean, it would be said differently if I was stating a desire to possess popcorn rather than a desire to eat it whereas in English I want popcorn can mean to possess as well as to eat.

[daniesharamsey]

very intimidating lesson, Korean is defiantly going to be hard but its so fun and these lessons I am truly grateful for!

[uniquefilms]

Firstly, after bts lyrics translation I thought "pogo shipta" is the direct translation of "I miss you" but now I learnt the rule so to be exact it means "I want to see you". Woooow! I know Korean!!! lol, thanks a lot!

[collectingducks]

everytime i need a break from the book i go over what i’ve learned from it on here and it’s so satisfying to know that i’m actually making progress. thank you for your time!

[jonesistheman]

I've been doing a lesson everyday! Thank you for these, Billy!! They're so well-made!

[meriemaoudia]

감사함니다 빌리, because of you I'm learning my 4th language so easily, it's true that it gets really hard sometimes but with repeating it gets easier, your explanation is really good.

[Anna-zmtd]

I appreciate your hardwork and the fact you don't put ads on the video that's why I will also work hard to learn korean 😊
Ghamsamnida ❤️

[KoreanJream]

Great lesson again! 🙌🏻 Wonderful you mentioned how ~고 싶다 cannot be used with the 3rd person subject. It always seems so hard for the students to grasp! (I realized I forgot to mention that in my own video as I was uploading it...😭) 오늘도 좋은 유튜브 레슨 만드는 팁 많이 배우고 갑니다!

[teek]

Information overload 🥺🥺 will I ever be able to speak fluently 😭😭 I’ve been learning for over 2 years and all this is new to me

[kennethmccamish]

In the book you have the 고십습니다. I think it's probably a difference in politeness levels but I'd love to see a series of videos that correspond to each chapter of the book. I understand why they don't and I do appreciate the lessons, but I'd love to see something like a classroom situation where there is a chapter of a textbook to read and study and a lecture that goes with that chapter specifically. Where the teacher "goes over" what is presented in the chapter. Would be great to have some of the phrases and vocab in the book said aloud. I love the sound files available for the book but they only do the conversations at the beginning. In any case, this is one of the best language programs I've followed!

[Avani-eiuu]

U make everything easy!!

But i wana throw myself out of the window!! Coz it's difficult 😭👊🤮🤮

[KoreanArah]

영희, 철수, 만기 ... All the names of people in this video are really Korean style! 😊