Wow this feels good, not even 2 years ago I almost didn't know a single word of korean, and I definitely couldn't even understand the "absolute beginner listening practice" videos :) Then i just clicked on this video randomly to see how much i had improved over the past months, and I'm so happy to say I almost understand everything! This feels so good to see how much you can do in only 2 years, so keep practising guys, and don't give up, if I can do it then you absolutely can too haha
I’m Korean but I just started learning korean about a month ago and I already understand the whole Hangul alphabet and Most words- I’m jealous but really I just need to practice 8 hours instead of 6-
These are meant for intermediate learners, after 7 month you may still be at a beginner's level depending on how much time and effort you have put in of course. Also remember listening (as well as speaking) is a skill, and knowing a language (vocab, grammar, etc) is knowledge. These skills must be developed alongside studying. When taught in a classroom setting, everything is taught together, however if you are self taught, you must make sure your developing your skills and knowledge at the same pace. Of course this comment was from 7 months ago, is it better now? Your ability to understand this video? This comment will hopefully also be read by the many who feel the same way as you.
I studied korean for 3 years at university... I'm intermediate but always struggle with listening. But I understood almost everything here ! I'm so happy to see I'm not THAT bad
These kinds of lessons are really more helpful for me than all the podcasts teaching idioms that aren't that useful or the PDFs that are hard to look at on mobile. Why don't you make more of these?
I'm quite sure there's a mistake at 34:40 there's written 남자가 여자와 but the audio says 여자의. First time i heard it i was super confused why would the man talk about the woman's wallet haha. Anyway it was quite fun to do, I had only 4 wrong so 16/20 should be still quite decent score. 2 of them i got wrong because i didn't know the vocabulary used(which i've written down now to remember it) and the other 2 were just because i didn't pay enough attention and overheard some details(long sleeves at dress and vending machine at the gym). Anyway great video and i'm quite surprised how much i was able to understand even though i'm learning korean only myself as a hobby from resources online ^^
I knew I've heard that voice before, it was jaehwi all along😂😂, I realized that when I almost finished the video, that distracted me the whole time😂. Thank you so much 😍👏👏
I'm literally so bad at writing korean, because the ah yah and yo and yoo because there are so many different kinds, but I can always read and it's hilarious reading korean comments
too bad. I really want to subscribe, but the offer says I can get $14.95 or so with the first month discount. But whenever I tried to pay, it wants to charge me for two years worth at $549 or something like that. No place to ask for help. I was really interested in this program.
all the sentences are cut at the start and its difficult to understand. for example, during question 2, the person asks for how many people was the guy reserving the room and in the next sentence you can only hear "____people", would be nice to fix that
@@Coquette_penguin i'd say it improved but not that much bc i was being lazy and inconsistent in learning lmao but i can understand some sentences n expanded my vocab !! i can also read and speak easily
It's not hard... I get them correct mostly but YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOU'VE NEVER LEARNT KOREAN WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND NATIVE SPEAKERS SPEAKING IN REAL LIFE 😭
Same feeling here. I am doing EWHA Korean with a tutor to get to know the colloquial language - mostly grammar - and then I am doing self studying through kdramas and videos to master a completely different language that is spoken in Korea. Banmal :) Fighting on two different levels!
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Wow this feels good, not even 2 years ago I almost didn't know a single word of korean, and I definitely couldn't even understand the "absolute beginner listening practice" videos :) Then i just clicked on this video randomly to see how much i had improved over the past months, and I'm so happy to say I almost understand everything! This feels so good to see how much you can do in only 2 years, so keep practising guys, and don't give up, if I can do it then you absolutely can too haha
I’m Korean but I just started learning korean about a month ago and I already understand the whole Hangul alphabet and Most words- I’m jealous but really I just need to practice 8 hours instead of 6-
Good for you!
Hard work never betrays
Me (who's been learning Korean for 7 months): *hears first sentence* ....thefuck
XDDDDDDDDD
Ditzy Director 디치이 디렉터 LOOOOL ME TOOOOO
HAHAHA yeah me too! Seems like all that I learned was gone. :-D :-D
I felt the same......
These are meant for intermediate learners, after 7 month you may still be at a beginner's level depending on how much time and effort you have put in of course. Also remember listening (as well as speaking) is a skill, and knowing a language (vocab, grammar, etc) is knowledge. These skills must be developed alongside studying. When taught in a classroom setting, everything is taught together, however if you are self taught, you must make sure your developing your skills and knowledge at the same pace. Of course this comment was from 7 months ago, is it better now? Your ability to understand this video? This comment will hopefully also be read by the many who feel the same way as you.
I studied korean for 3 years at university... I'm intermediate but always struggle with listening. But I understood almost everything here ! I'm so happy to see I'm not THAT bad
저도요 ㅋㅋㅋ
One of the listening I legit knew 7 words of it and still got the right answer, I’m fluent
I watched this a year ago and watching it again now. So glad it's easier this time around. There is progress. Thank you so much for the lesson
Been learning for 2 years! I can now fully understand this!❤
난 왜 영어 공부하다가 이걸 보고있는거지?
이 영상에 영어 문장을 보면 영어도 공부할수 있는걸 같은데요?
저도 유튜브를 볼때 가끔 랜덤 영성을 봐요
ㅋㅋ?
ㅋㅋㅋ 저도
ajsdflkjasdfl I have no idea dude I just read this quickly and burst out laughing
These kinds of lessons are really more helpful for me than all the podcasts teaching idioms that aren't that useful or the PDFs that are hard to look at on mobile. Why don't you make more of these?
Wow, this is really well made and great practice!
Rover Dover Papago
At the end, I still have to work so Hard hwaiting🙂✌🏻
I'm quite sure there's a mistake at 34:40 there's written 남자가 여자와 but the audio says 여자의. First time i heard it i was super confused why would the man talk about the woman's wallet haha.
Anyway it was quite fun to do, I had only 4 wrong so 16/20 should be still quite decent score. 2 of them i got wrong because i didn't know the vocabulary used(which i've written down now to remember it) and the other 2 were just because i didn't pay enough attention and overheard some details(long sleeves at dress and vending machine at the gym). Anyway great video and i'm quite surprised how much i was able to understand even though i'm learning korean only myself as a hobby from resources online ^^
I know nothing dude
This is a mood
I HOPE WE CAN LEARN IT SOON
My listening is really bad in general. So i watch things with captions. Same thing for learning korean.
Sick dis some good 연습 고맙습니다 need more of this stuff
All this work and time and I'm definitely not intermediate.
X2😂
I knew I've heard that voice before, it was jaehwi all along😂😂, I realized that when I almost finished the video, that distracted me the whole time😂. Thank you so much 😍👏👏
Truly help full video ❤
Woooow how to speak like this girl, what kind of voice is this
Shohruh Chorshanbiyev ㅋㅋ- normal Korean voise rebound you know?
아, 너무 좋다 ❤️ 거의 모든 이해했어요 ❤️❤️
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So interesting and useful!
This is very helpful. Thank you!
in the first part, I was like, wow, this is easy but as the second and next session continue, I think I broke my skull. 머리 너무 아파졌어서.ㅠㅠ
저도요. 요즘 너무 아파요! 하지만 제 한국어 실력은 향상되고 있어요.
머리 아프다!!
However I feel you dude it’s so hard :(
I'm literally so bad at writing korean, because the ah yah and yo and yoo because there are so many different kinds, but I can always read and it's hilarious reading korean comments
Very good!
omg the girl's voice are so smooth
nice one
I actually new maybe two words in the first one guessed and got it right 😂😂😂 .... im soooooo fluent 😭
hi my Korean SAT is tomorrow
시험 통과했나요?
Dang I wish I was fluent enough to take that sksk
Seocho MIN 네! 720점 받았어요 ~
My problem: vocabulary!
Am I the only one? 😂
15:53
44:00
39:14
how do you write "medium" in Korean? As in the size for clothing, medium T-shirt
too bad. I really want to subscribe, but the offer says I can get $14.95 or so with the first month discount. But whenever I tried to pay, it wants to charge me for two years worth at $549 or something like that. No place to ask for help. I was really interested in this program.
This is good... :)
아이구야. 어렵구만~~~~ ㅋㅋㅋ
9:12
At 3:53 "몇 분이 머무실 건가요" isn't it supposed to mean how long are you staying for? Not how many people?
No, it means how many people
분 can mean minute, yes, but it can also be a formal way of referring to a person.
diane nguyen no it’s “몇 분이 머무르실 건가요”
한국어 연습이나 해야겠다
9:10
잆겂낪 읽없봢랎 잆겂 읽읎면 한굯없 맚슶텂닶 한국인만 읽을 수 있는건데 외국인붐들 이거 이해 가능하면 한국어 마스터에요
이거나 읽어봐라 이거 읽으면 한국어 마스터다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저 외국인인데 이거 다 어떻게 읽을 수 있지? ㅋㅋㅋ
"이거나 읽어봐라 이거 읽으면 한국어 마스터다"
cries im so bad at this
all the sentences are cut at the start and its difficult to understand. for example, during question 2, the person asks for how many people was the guy reserving the room and in the next sentence you can only hear "____people", would be nice to fix that
Are you sure this is intermediate? I think this is somewhere between beginner and intermediate, but more close to beginner. It maybe A2 or something
but when you compare it to typical conversational korean, it's intermediate in the words that are used.
Way easier with text
damn i understand this and i don't study korean lmao i just picked up some from dramas
It's so hard.
이거 너무 쉬운데..?
oop- better get the harder one
so hard. this language is very hard to learn why they are talking that fast 😢
*Doing the best for BTS XD*
YEAH
MOOD and skz too lol
Bro it's been 3 years, how's ur Korean now?
@@Coquette_penguin i'd say it improved but not that much bc i was being lazy and inconsistent in learning lmao but i can understand some sentences n expanded my vocab !! i can also read and speak easily
Korean letters look like someone took a bunch of stick men and chopped them up into bits.
the fk
It's not hard... I get them correct mostly but YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOU'VE NEVER LEARNT KOREAN WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND NATIVE SPEAKERS SPEAKING IN REAL LIFE 😭
Same feeling here. I am doing EWHA Korean with a tutor to get to know the colloquial language - mostly grammar - and then I am doing self studying through kdramas and videos to master a completely different language that is spoken in Korea. Banmal :) Fighting on two different levels!
이거 한국 사람 말투 맞아요? 이상해요 ㅠㅠ