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Hi~ I know people who traveled to Korea with no Korean knowledge and still had a pretty good experience. Learning just 한글 doesn't do anything I think. I would rather learn just some useful phrases to get around without knowing the deeper meaning :) But depends on how long your friend plans to stay. Cheers

@@koreanwithsperyyy 응답하기는 위해 고마워요 🙂👍

맞습니다~

완벽해요 !

@koreanwithsperyyy 감사합니다~

저도 감사하네요 ~ 연습 많이 합시다 ㅋㅋ

Thank you for the feedback ! 😊

I am not sure what you mean, when you come across it again, send me the sentence here and I will explain it to you :) One thing that came to mind is, are you sure it is 면 not 며 ?

@koreanwithsperyyy yeah it's 면 and thank you very much 💗

굿잡 👍 고맙습니다

th-cam.com/users/shorts1qElNgi9nLY Here is the difference between 벌써 and 이미. 미리 is different from those two as it means "in advance" or "beforehand". For example: 주말에 쉴 수 있게 청소를 미리 할 거야 I will clean in advance, so I can rest on the weekend. Cheers

@@koreanwithsperyyy thank you

I'm happy to hear that 😊You can always start just light and breezy and see how it goes.

Hi there, I did not have that because I went all out as you did for few months and then just took it light and breezy by chatting with Koreans, no big deal. However what I feel for several past years is that learning the "polite" "official" vocabulary is a big NO for me. To put it in example, I can have a conversation about anything for a week straight, but I would not understand even 5 minutes of news on the TV, because it is too formal 😆

Great job 👏

잘했어요 ~ “저는” 맨앞으로 하면 더 좋을 것 같애요 이렇게: 저는 선생님 덕분에 많이 배웠어요 😉

@@koreanwithsperyyy 알겠습니다, 선생님 😃

Hi there! I made them when it was overseas TOPIK date which is just twice a year. But I can try to solve more TOPIK problems if people are interested enough :)

Come on don't be demotivated like that ㅋㅋㅋ

@@hsk-z9u ㅋㅋㅋ

할 수 있어 @hsk-z9u

Thank you!

You're welcome Nico, need to study that Korean harder for our trip to Daegu

Thank you so much ☺

네 ㅜㅡㅜ 선생님이 요리를 아주 대충 해요

Most definitely. Universe is talking to you 😆

댓글로 연습 많이 하자 😊한국어 실력이 많이 늘었으면 좋겠네요

@koreanwithsperyyy 감사해요~ 선생님 😊 너 저에게 응원하기는 감사합니다~ 저도 한국어 실력 늘었으면 좋겠고 너도 한국어 실력을 계속 개선었으면 좋겠어요. 그리고, 미안합니다. 다시 실수했으면. 왜냐하면, 지금은 엄첨 피곤해요. 제가 정신을 꼼꼼히 생각 못 해요. 그러니까요, 죄송해요. 틀리 문법이나 틀리 단어 입력했으면. 이해하기는 위해 감사해요. 너 좋은 날 있었으면 좋겠어요. 항상.

I believe you can see it on my channel page when you click on info :) Currently I am not doing 1:1 classes, sorry 😓

@koreanwithsperyyy I checked but it's not there 😞

@@gratitudegrateful705 Interesting, I can see it just fine. I have a link to instagram there too, so if you want you can contact me there :)

@@koreanwithsperyyy I was asking about the email. I don't have any social media besides TH-cam 😀

Appreciate it

그러니까요 날씨 얘기할 때 "더워요"라고 해요 ~

@@koreanwithsperyyy 저는 다시 실수했어요 ㅠㅠㅠ

Thank you 🙏 it is on my mind to explain 는지 but even though it is very easy to use for me, I could not quite come up with an idea how to explain it in the easiest way possible

@ yeah, teaching is a whole other skill on it’s own 🤩. I actually just started learning about 덛데 too, and I wonder how it differs from 더라 🤔. Are they both used often?

@@브랜브랜 더라 is used simply when you recall a memory, you remember the thing you are saying. 던데 is essentially the same thing but with addition of 던데, which creates the meaning of "but" or "unexpected". Person 1: 성민이 복싱하는 거 보러 갈까? Person 2: 성민이 축구하던데? Shall we go see Seong Min boxing? But (as I remember) Seong Min plays football?

@@koreanwithsperyyy Ah thanks! It’s so interesting because of the endings. A lot of them can convey similar meanings it seems like, but have different nuances… Also, do you offer private grammar/conversation classes, or are thinking about doing in the future? I have a few native teachers that I work with every week or so, but feel like it would also be a great experience doing that with someone who’s learning the language at a higher level than me.

@@브랜브랜 Yes, Korean at some point is all about nuances. I was thinking about doing more private 1:1 lessons, but sadly I have no time to do that ☹

Hi, I am certain that different students and teachers have better or worse synergies, but it is hard to say because there are a lot of factors. If you should change the teacher is unluckily up to you. Depends what you want to improve. Let's say that you want to go for more practice, then you should probably switch to someone who is going to talk with you for hours straight. But again, you should first think about what you want 😊

You could say they are the same but 려고 still express more the “intention” while 기를 위해 can still be used to male general statements more :) Let’s say 려고 is more intense with the meaning

Youre welcome :)

Hello, I am not familiar with Korean books as I have not used any in my life, but you can check out my video about 한글 (Korean "alphabet") here: th-cam.com/video/H50LUhYXvhA/w-d-xo.html or you can start right here www.howtostudykorean.com/unit0/

Sounds great and I think the way you approach the language study is fantastic, get some fundamentals then find a teacher too and focus on practice, great job 👏 Learning from a non native huh? I thought it is a bad idea but you know, usually the natives can not explain why some things are the way they are. For example I’m from Czech and I have no idea about Czech grammar even though I use it daily 😆

@@koreanwithsperyyy 🤣 I’m an American and can’t explain English either hahaha. I saw your TH-cam shorts where you converse in Korean. It was so cool hearing a learner speak at such a level. Every other source I’ve used mainly only involved Korean natives, so hearing someone else speak past a beginner stage is so encouraging. 그런 영상 계속 만들어 주시면 좋겠어요 :) 사실 한국어 하는 외국인을 만난 적이 없는데, 스페리 씨의 실력을 보자마자 너무 기뻤어요. 수고 많으셨습니다! 😊

@@브랜브랜 오 감사합니다 ~ 그런 영상 앞으로 못 찍을 것 같은데 어떻게든 노력 해볼게요 !

Hi thank you 🙏 I think I started with pen pal after 1 and half units or so. I also have to say that I did not finish the whole htsk curriculum. I went up until like unit 4 and then focused on practice.

Thank you 😊

@@koreanwithsperyyy keep up the work

Thank you, I’m glad it helps you like that 👍

Thank you I’m happy to hear that!

감사합니다. 그리고 ~세요 쓸 때 아/어 추가하지 않고 쉬세요 ~ .

Thank you 🥶

Get well soon, 선생님. 몸조심하시고 푹 쉬세요.😇❤️‍🩹

@@preetiarbole6588 감사합니다

Yes, I am always wondering whether it is better to present content in informal or formal format. I will try to use the standard formal language more.

@koreanwithsperyyy 😊🙏

Thank you :)

안녕하세요 ~ 일단은 전 영어 원어민 아닌데 영어랑 제 모국어 문장 순서가 똑같아서 대답 한번 해보겠어요. I went to school yesterday 딱 볼떄 머릿속에 되는 해석은 바로: 갔다 학교에 어제. 이렇게 되는 것 같아요. a piece of cake는 이게 쉽다는 듯인 거 알아서 따로 아무 생각이 들지 않네요. 진짜로 케이크 한조각이었으면 "한조각 케이크" 해석 했을 것 같네요. 이에 관련된 영상 만들기 나쁘지 않을 것 같은데 어떤 식으로 해야 할지 생각을 많이 해봐야 사람들에게 도움이 될 것 같애요 그리고 제가 봤을때 영어 순서대로 알고 한국어 배우는 게 더 쉬운 것 같애요 한국어 순서대로 알고 외국어 배우는 것보다요

@@koreanwithsperyyy 선생님 답변해주셔서 감사합니다~~ 아시겠지만 한국어는 조사(은,는,이,가,을,를 등등) 있어서 문장 순서가 영어식으로 배열이 되여서 의미 전달이 됩니다. 하지만 영어는... ㅠㅠ 머리 아푸죠 한국인들한테는요. 제가 오직했으면 한국어 가르치는 곳인데를 와서 선생님께 질문을 하게 되었네요. 다른 영어 가르치는 곳은 선생님 답변처럼 말씀해주지 않습니다. 그냥 외국어니깐 외워라 하는 식이죠..

Thank you and welcome 😊

Thank you 😉

I wouldn’t say it’s that hard, I found mine online or through university when I was still a student back then. But maybe I was lucky, hard to tell 😊