"annyeonghaseyo jeoneun bangtan sonyeondan hwanggeum maknae jeon jungkook imnida" Edit: 3.9K likes for my random comment?! P.S. I can write it in Hangul too, I couldn't when I made this comment.
La Rowoona Spanish wasn't my first language, but I did learn Spanish at a very young age. So when I started learning Korean it made it easier for me to pronounce words and kinda sound more natural. Thank you Spanish! 😂😂
My first words were "BANGTAN SONEYONDAN" Edit : umm ..why everyone keeps fighting in the replies on my every comment ?? The google translator shows "Ghamsabnida" but it is actually pronounced as G-ham-sah-bi-nda . In Korean you pronounce that "b" in some words as "m" that is why many international fans write "ghamsaminda" ....
@@wol_f_low_91981 let me tell you one thing that-I am a native korean speaker I know everything and Google Translate shows some wrong words 🙄 Huh? Imao! 😂
just me who never said an-ny-yeong-ha-sae-yo when i first said it? Maybe its because I heard Korean people say it many times so I just copied the pronucation
I didn't understand the right and wrong way to say it. When I've heard natives saying it like "anyonggaso" (trying to literally write it the way they say it) I just followed it. But a few minutes ago I watched a video where it was said like "anyonghaseio" (again, write it like this for you to understand ((I hope you're understanding lol))) so I thought I was saying it wrong. Please help hahahahah :(
When I started learning Korean, the VERY first thing I learned was the Korean alphabet, as in the characters, even before I learned how to say hello. It was a good decision on my part, because now I can read anything in Korean (even if I don't know what it means yet), and I didn't get stuck relying on romanization. When learning a new word I actually ignore any romanization I see and focus on the characters instead because they make more sense to me than the romanization! Romanization throws me off because it really doesn't sound the same as the actual Korean word, and the characters are easier to read and understand, tbqh! My advice to anyone just getting into Korean is to ditch the romanization asap, you'll be glad you did! You can learn the alphabet in just a few days if you practice frequently and/or use flashcards. There are so many good sources these days. You can google it and print out some worksheets (free), you can download an app like duolingo (free), and there are also community tutors for low prices on italki.com. If you're serious about learning Korean, then start learning how to read/pronounce Korean characters right away. It will help you learn much faster, and your pronunciation will be so much better!
I did the same thing, and I totally agree!! I don't know much korean yet, but I feel like it makes it much easier that I do know the alphabet and how to read it.
MonAhgasELF can you please tell from where you learned alphabet, because it makes sense, your comment itself says that you have perfect pronunciation.Can you tell us please, I'll be so grateful to you.Thank you so so much.
Yeah, I saw the romanizations on some song lyric translations, but I immediately noticed there was no correlation between the spelling and how the words were being pronounced. So I started listening really carefully and repeating what I heard. Then I got tired of that and decided, "I wanna learn to read, write, and speak Hangul!" So I looked up videos on the Hangul alphabet and it makes it soooooooo much easier.
People calling this double standards and insignificant need to stop. She is trying to help people learning korean out and if you are serious about learning a language you will take this on board and be grateful thats all.
well she must have said it is for the americans only because that is how most of them speak. e don't even speak korean like that and it was obvios that the foreigner she was talking about were them.
Anne H totally! When I speak kind of slowly I stumble on my words and get confused. But when I just speak quickly and don’t think to much on it, my words come out pretty well 👌🏻
I just started learning how to read Korean. And trust me, it's one of the easiest languages to read. It's so much fun and the pronunciation is so clear and easy to understand unlike the romanised Korean. The only problem I face is that I know how to read but not what it means 😛
Right now I'm learning Korean and I've always hated trying to pronounce the romanization of words (which is why I didn't even try to learn like that) I find Hangul much easier 😅. Romanization just makes it complicated 😆
Blauteasian Love im learning too. Romanization is just confusing to remember and its just easier for me to observe, listen and repeat till I get it right.
Blauteasian Love me too! I mean hangul is really easy i learned it in a week and it's easier than romanization for me, and good luck learning the language😊
Lol I sent this to my friend because I don’t have the time to teach her Korean. This helped her a lot because she sounded like she was English when speaking. Keep up the good work Unnie!
How to improve your korean pronounciation: • watch korean videos • Watch kdramas • watch vlive without subtitles and let those blood drip down from your nose
Woolara, I'm brazilian but I'll speak english cuz you seem to understand it waaay better, anyway... I started studying korean on internet just getting random words and sentences but I was studying the romanized korean and it just sounded impossible for me to read and repeat the same thing lol I was afraid cuz I didn't know Hangeul was so easy but after I learned Hangeul it's so easy and fun to learn korean, and I can pronounce any word now... seriously, I recommand everyone to learn the Hangeul alphabet first. Luv yah ❤😘
I got bored one afternoon and learned the Hangul alphabet, I think people assume that there is a whole lot to learn like with Kanji but it's more intuitive even than Latin lettering
WooLara Company 우라라 컴퍼니 Yes, it is! Romanization is helpful at first, but I agree that it gets troublesome. It's quite easy to tell the difference when trying to follow lyrics. Following 한글 is much easier.
I want to say anneyeongahaseo to her! haha. I'm a Korean teaching Korean, and I think she picks out the very important tips to pronounce Korean correctly.
Savannah Campbell 😂😂😂 I clicked on one 2ne1 song in 2009 and needless to say it was a slippery slope indeed. I'm still on a Korean binge on their country's history, past hallyu stars, their politics, pop culture, etc etc Information overload! The power of 2ne1. #iClickedToo #9yearslater
Literally ME, watched only one bts mv and getting vlive app ads, vids with hangul titles, recommending me memes of bts, and get an app for watching korean dramas 😂now i am stuck in a fandom now...
I am learning Korean ( one of the easiest languages to learn) and people told me to stop with romanization so I started learning Hangul and it work every thing is so much easier
@@choiyoung-min8322 that's actually true, Korean has a complex grammar but is also incredibly regular, so you don't need to memorize a ton of exceptions like in many European languages.
@@Fubbel42 thanks,so you are Korean or you learned Korean,if you know best way to learn it properly please tell me.Thank you so much for information.Thanks.
@@choiyoung-min8322 I have been studying Korean for many years ;) From my experience it's very helpful to meet Korean people in person and practice with them, it's much more fun than lessons and you learn much more about culture, natural use of language etc.
@@sineadorgan7094 why do yall always expect "love" out of everything. its simple, they would just like to impress her. (out of the blue, she probably wouldnt have expected it) smh.
@@sineadorgan7094 it's not natural.... something like friendship exist or just because someone wants to do it and that's it... if you ask if it's love it can make things awkward..
My sister is going to move to Korea in order to study at a certain uni, so we decided to learn the language together! I'll do my best, and thank you for the video!
My sister is buying a house in Japan and Korea, so guess my lazy self should go learn something. Actually, I know a lot but I feel like I'm not really good at Japanese and Korean.
@@americxno sksk- I feel happy being able to say not me. (I'm well aware my profile picture is Jungkook- but I wouldn't put time and effort into learning a whole language for just K-Pop)
Euphoria yeah I totally get that, I think most people just want to understand commonly said things because subs get really annoying at some point, but also I’m trying to learn It not just for kpop and all, but mostly because my best friend is korean and most of her korean friends aren’t very good at English, so I’m trying for her and her friends obviously are also slowly learning English as well. I by no means need to be fluent as long as I can hold a simple conversation and read Hangul it’s all good haha
@@americxno Both of those are fair reasons, mines actually common to yours. It's a complicated situation, but my half-sisters Korean and she can't speak English at all, she also lives in South Korea, so when I go visit her I'd love to be able to talk to her, but to also be able to talk to everybody else. I've gotta learn as much as possible in the span of six months.
Oh wow that’s hard but apparently if you study korean one hour or so a day and also try to speak to yourself in korean and practice and whatnot, you should be able to start holding decent conversations in five-ish months. You can do it!!
redmoo i don’t think they’re kboos, they are just learning a new language to understand what their idols are saying. they’re not trying to act like korean people or something like this
I love how frank you are about the importance of speaking properly and naturally! Just "good enough" is an illusion. We should always aim to be better! I'll also try my best! \^o^/
I understand the point of the video. But my advice for you out there who still use romanization as a way to learn Korean, don't get discourage to learn. My sister and her friends used to learn Korean without even knowing the Korean characters, went to Korea for several months and can communicate with the native Koreans just fine. Sure the pronunciation is somewhat a little bit different and sometimes they do get a little confuse with your pronunciation but it won't be as bad as how the video makes it look. And they are even kind enough to help you to correct your pronunciation so it's a good way of learning too. Don't be afraid to make mistake. However I agree with Lara. Romanization can help you to learn how to speak Korean quickly but it is better to learn the correct pronunciation and drop the romanization if you really want to fluently speak in Korean. It's either go big or go home, right?
BeleeIII But Koreans can mostly understand the bad pronunciations from Americans because almost every Korean studies English. So they have an idea of how Americans might pronounce words and what they mean.
BeleeIII I just started so it probably will get more difficult but I find learning the Korean characters unexpectedly easy. There is really a logic behind it in comparison to Japanese (which I don’t know but I’ve spend time learning hiragana and katakana) where I couldn’t find any logic and just had to learn everything by memory. (I didn’t even start with the kanji)
Jonna Heijke I am "fluent" in Korean, and the words you use for different sentences differ. No matter what, Americans or non-Koreans always have accents. Even Americans who lived in Korea for over 10 years. Just saying how it's harder as you go further in. (Harder words, correct sentences, and actual correct Korean pronunciations, which people can't usually copy, even me sometimes, living in America for my whole life, lol)
Eirene Kim oh! I actually meant my comment for the one above you! I was commenting on the learning of Hangul and that it is surprisingly easy. But yeah I totally agree with you. Even though I just started, the pronunciation is the most difficult so I understand that it is really hard or impossible to speak without accent when you’re not a native!
Oh haha! After not speaking Korean for a long time, I started losing my pronunciations, surprisingly enough! Luckily, I'm getting it back from speaking Korean more often at home!
i see many comments about how she sounds judgmental in the video, and how it’s a small difference and shouldn’t matter that much. well, first off in korea (as well as many other countries), the pronunciation has to be exact (or very close to exact) for locals to understand you the first time. if it’s incorrect even if you think it’s a “small difference” locals will be unimpressed. it’s also easy to misunderstand. it’s the same logic as you have to be precise with your pronunciation of chinese, as MANY phrases have the same pinyin spelling but different tones and slightly different punctuation. in english speaking countries, someone could talk with a foreign accent and their english wouldn’t be absolutely perfect, but it would be easy to understand most of the time, unless their accent was really thick and you’re not as good at interpreting accents. for an accent like hers, though, it’s pretty easy. however, this isn’t the case for korean as well as many other languages. so please don’t criticize her judgmental tone, she is simply trying to help you avoid these common mistakes that can have a negative effect on you in korea.
Exactly, I've noticed that a lot of words have different meanings depending on how they use them and I've even seen a video (I think it was in an episode of Running Man) where a Korean told another Korean to vocalise his words better so they wouldn't misunderstand him.
True, also sometimes the meaning of what we say may also change like ghaseyo and gheseyo differentiates between leaving and sending off someone. It is also in the spirit of enjoying the conversation with someone - when you are learning a language, take it from a native. Also pronunciation is a matter of practice so it helps if we vocalize what we are reading instead of simply reading in the mind.
I don't even think she was being judgmental at all, she was just being straight forward so there are no misunderstandings, which is something you SHOULD be doing when you're teaching someone.
I highly agree with this comment omg! Finally someone who gives a proper, understandable and clear explanation. I speak Cantonese (Chinese basically) and when speaking it, your tone of voice, pronunciation and even your accent must be correct, and yes, it's very likely for foreigners to not understand what you are saying if you get any of these things wrong.
@@lsol-singteachkorean8513 That's true, I really love korean culture... And I saw your channel...👍 Btw, your singing is great...Keep going Lots of support and love from India...
the "oi" sound is perfect, but try something like 쩬티 for "gente". i tried to "explain" the sound in hangul because i think you're more used to how our alphabet sounds in english than how it sounds in portuguese 💜
that's totally gonna be wrong if pronounced like that hahah Since they don't have that G sound in Korean and ㅌ is not pronounced (at all) the you think it is. The closer she could get using hangeul would be 젱치, and that would still be "wrong" because of the first sound, which again they don't have it there. PS.: 쩬티 would actually be closer to Tchenti, that 티 would actually be pronounced the same way as TA but with I, the same way children get confused when learning. Remember that in portuguese we change sound of some consonants when they're followed by I, in Korean that doesn't happen, unless it's ㅅ/ㅆ
Eric Dutra i always thought that ㅉ was kinda like a very strong J sound in portuguese and that their ㅌ was a very aspirated consonant closer to the portuguese T sound and i know that they don't have some sounds like we don't have so of the korean sounds such as the ㄱ one, but i was only trying to get as close to it as possible with my poor hangul/korean skills haha
meow meow don't worry, the intention is what matters the most hahah. ㅉ is actually a stronger j, but not the way you seem to have thought, there's basically close to no air coming out when speaking it. And ㅌ is in fact a very aspirated consonant, very similar to our t, but 티 is different of TI because in Portuguese we actually change the t sound.
Thank you. I just started going to a Korean church. I met a Korean lady who wants to perfect her English. So this is going work out nicely for the both of us. I'll learn more Korean and she'll perfect her English. 😊
To help people who want to sound pro, try saying it like "냐세요" (nya-se-yo) This is what she means by saying it quickly and lazily. This is how native speakers usually sound.
As a Korean living in Australia I have many international Kpop fans around me, and those being interested in Kpop makes them learn Korean. Thats all fine but the problem is that they dont even try to learn it PROPERLY and just learn words like "saranghaeyo" meaning "i love you" they say it with the worst accent. It annoys me a ton but i cant criticise them as they say "its offensive" To all those wanting to learn Korean please dont just adapt trends like the finger hearts and learn the actual pronunciations.
브이. if someone wants to learn it fully or picks up a few words and isnt studying or learning the language atm but enjoys kpop, etc thats fine too what isnt fine is when people are obvious kboos and are offensive
브이. I'm a Malaysian and I was learning Korean,but when my non kpop fan friends know that I'm learning Korean,they're like pronouncing kinda bad but I just let them be😂I won't feel annoyed becuz all my kpop fan's friends who are learning Korean could pronounce it good
우라라 thank you very much for this video 😁 I've never used romanization~~ However I'm still bad in grammar and not so confident about pronunciation. I'll certainly use HiNative 😁 and vote/help if you need any assistance in Portuguese. I hope installing this app using the link you provided, will give you a kind of return or income, as this would be a very nice way for us to show appreciation for your help 😀
I dont use romanizations, as I started learning korean with Hangul! Not only that, I'm also very good with pronounciations. I'm also happy that I already pronounced 안녕하세요 correctly!
@@isabellewebber9645 ik~ I learnt it because Tae taught an American "Jiminie pabo" and I laughed so hard and kept rewatching it. Didn't know what the hangul was though. Thanks! Now I know what my sister called me in a text the other day
I'm from Hong Kong and I found that Korean is quite similar to Chinese, so half of the pronounciations of vocabs/ words are easier to learn and remember. So I think it's easier for me to learn Korean
How? I mean, I know simplified Chinese, but its not that easy... oh. I mean, it was super easy for me to pronounce everything after I got the rules down
Lara, porque vc não grava com a coreanissima que também namora com um brasileiro, o Carlos. Tem a Mandy, Midori, Panda Angélica, toda essa turma? Todos eles falam inglês e dá pra vc se comunicar tranquilamente. Bjs
I'm so happy I have Duolingo because I would have used romanization instead of Hangul but now I can read some Hangul at least, even if I don't know what it means T-T Thank you so much for all of these videos! They're really helping my Korean
Aprender com romanização para os Brasileiros, não é tão difícil!! Nossas letras podem soar iguais quando colocamos acentos, a única diferença é " ㅡ" (eu) que é bemmmmm diferente no português e "ㄹ"(R na romanização, que tem mais um som de L em hangul). Como o português tbm tem uma sonoridade meio cantanda, acho mais fácil se adequar ao Hangul, fiz o teste com meus familiares, e eles acertaram quase tudo do 사랑해요 ( Saranghaeyo) e de outras palavras tbm. Beijos Lara unnie 💞💞💞💞💞💞😘 Fighting !!!
Eu ia comentar sobre isso! Esses vídeos ficam aparecendo para mim depois do meu interesse em cosmética coreana, então não vi muito sobre o assunto e não sou especialista em linguística, mas algo que tenho percebido é a diferença do nível de aprendizado de pessoas falantes da língua inglesa e os brasileiros. Eu mesma tenho dois amigos, uma brasileira, e um americano, aprendendo a língua. Percebi que minha amiga brasileira tem menos dificuldades com a sonoridade do que ele. Talvez mesmo por causa desse nosso jeito de cantar a língua ao falar. Essa sonoridade em particular não existe no inglês, e não consigo pensar em uma exceção no momento. Acho fascinante o quanto sua língua materna, ou nativa, pode influenciar seu aprendizado de outras línguas .
Na verdade, nós (assim como a maioria do pessoal) temos dificuldade em diferenciar as consoantes aspiradas das duplas, não tem romanização que ajude. As vocais 어 / 으 têm seus próprios sons, não há romanização que ajude. As consoantes simples ㅂ/ㄴ/ㄱ/ㅁ também possuem seus próprios sons, a romanização é aproximada. Conclusão: utilize romanização nos primeiros 20min, aprenda Hangeul e procure aprender as pronúncias corretas, romanização mais atrapalha do que ajuda. Fighting! (:
Yasmin Santos Aprendi o alfabeto coreano antes, para os brasileiros é até melhor! Pois a fonética é semelhante, então, não tem desespero, hoje me confundo com a romanização (hahaha), treinar a audição é muito importante também.
Clara Nicodemos romanização é a transcrição de uma língua que utiliza um outro sistema de escrita (coreano, japonês, chinês, etc) para o nosso alfabeto, para que possamos ler (mais ou menos) sem ter que aprender os mesmos símbolos, normalmente é utilizada como ferramenta de aprendizagem, mas na maioria dos casos usar romanização "tranca" o estudante em um nível muito básico e numa pronúncia completamente errada.
Korean is a very beautiful language. When i heard it, i felt like it was my soul language. I hope to one day learn it, or know it to a good level. It definiatly sounds far more interesting to speak and learn rather than Norwegian >_< Yes, im calling my native language boring in comparison xD ... Bts why did u do this to me? .. And VAV too!
I was about to go to Korea this year for schooling or a transfer family. It's been my dream to go to Korea since I was 4. And you just save my life thank you so much!;)
I don't feel like the romanization is the problem. I feel like the sounds letters make in English are the problem. In serbo-croatian we have the letter 'lj' (yes this is one single letter). For example the word 'bolje', which means better. I was born and raised in a Dutch speaking country. Whenever a Dutch person who doesn't have a slavic background tries to pronounce it, it always sounds like bol-i-je instead of bolje and they don't even notice it themselves. Like in the word annyeonghaseyo, I don't have any trouble pronouncing the nyeong part like it is instead of niijeoong. Because I'm used to the lj, nj đ("dgj") sounds. Though foreigners who speak germanic languages just aren't since their vocal chords aren't used to it and are already formed by the age of 15. Basically unless you have a lot of talent, it's basically impossible to pronounce the exact sounds.
MsSugarhart Well I am from Germany and don't have any problems either^^ I say the word just as she did everytime. Maybe I am genius according to you or I am just used to the sound since I binge watch kdramas alk the time^^ All what matters is your practice and your will to do it correct.
LOL the lj had me fucked up for years xD I'm bosnian but I grew up speaking more English cause I live in the U.S. but my parents would hella laugh at me when i would say words with lj in them xD I've gotten better tho.
Initially wanted to learn because I wanted to be able to watch Kdramas without subtitles but also because 한글 (hangul) and the language itself looked/sounded beautiful but what finally got me to start learning it was learning that teaching English in Korea was a thing and it sounded like such an amazing experience. Learning Korean isn't required but it seems stupid to not learn the language of a place you are wanting to teach in so I've started learning 한글 and will be signing up for a proper lang class tomorrow!
I have a very good ear for foreign languages bcs I'm bilingual and honestly reading romanization to me makes it even harder to pronunciate correctly, is more worth it to take your time and learn properly, sometimes even faster
I'm studying Korean in college, and I'll have 말하기 시험이 tomorrow, so I was searching for some korean youtubers to improve my pronunciation and I found you! I don't know why some of your thing are in portuguese, bc I'm portuguese, but thank you for this video!
funfact: for us (portuguse speakers) it's easier to pronounce and learn through the romanization than english speakers bc our pronunciation and way to read the words are very similar to korean so it doensn't sound weird
Pensei a mesma coisa assistindo o vídeo. Sempre tento entender a palavra primeiro pelo hangul, mas recorro à romanização quando fica complicado dms, e não sinto que a minha pronúncia fica quebrada.
Essentially, learn hangeul. More importantly learn the pronunciations of each of the consonants and vowels. An important reminder is that in Korean every single vowel is isolated, unlike in English. The Korean ㅗ is not the English O. Our O is more like Oh+you, and in Korean it sounds like 오우. If you can hear it and listen actively you can recreate the sound properly.
Speaking korean like a native is a blessing. And korean people are blessed, they can speak korean, they have kpop, k-drama, all beautiful cosmetics, amazing school uniform and ofcourse handsome boys 😭😭😭😭😭😭
After learning Hangul, I tried reading something with the romanticization and I couldn't do it, it was way too difficult for me to pronounce. When I was learning Hangul, I heard other natives speaking it and pretty much made up my own romanticization based on what I heard and once I got the basics down I dropped romanticization completely
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My first words were
*Jimminie pabo*
Hahah xD 🤣 Same
same HAHAHAHAHHA
Haha
Hahahah 😂😂😂
HAHAHQHQ *jimin has entered the chat*
"annyeonghaseyo jeoneun bangtan sonyeondan hwanggeum maknae jeon jungkook imnida"
Edit: 3.9K likes for my random comment?!
P.S. I can write it in Hangul too, I couldn't when I made this comment.
HAHAHA THE FIRST THINK I LEARNED 🤣🤣
@@ddeonu9301 Same! Had to practice it so many times to get the pronunciation right 😂🤣
This made my day
@@서우신-i1g same here
Fan chant for Euphoria!😂😂😂😂..
my first korean word was
*saranghae*
SAME 💜
Mine was 고기
My first Korean word was Anneyong
@@realriasmusic Some people don't get it you know😂 (writing "sarcastic" because some people are taking this serious)
btsbenefit not for everybody but k.
What I learned from Suga: Daechwita
대취타
Yes🔥
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AnD JJANG-JJANG MAN BBONG BBONG
😂😂💜💜🇰🇷
Tips on how to sound like a native
Step 1: be lazy
Step 2: 안녕하세요
It said annyeonghaseyo
I honestly feel so proud of myself for being able to read this easily.
I can read korean words easily now......but i don't know what they mean 😂😂😂✌
@@hyun-ki_hei wait? you dont know what "안녕하세요" means?
@@hyun-ki_hei lol 안녕하세요 means hello / peace you
Sleeping Ninja THATS ME BUT WITH ARABIC
As a Native spanish speaker, i found Korean's pronunciation similar to Spanish, that kinda fonetic system makes my learning so much easier!
La Rowoona same!
La Rowoona Same here with Greek pronunciation
La Rowoona Spanish wasn't my first language, but I did learn Spanish at a very young age. So when I started learning Korean it made it easier for me to pronounce words and kinda sound more natural. Thank you Spanish! 😂😂
I agree
Same with French ~~
My first words were:
*ANNYEONGHASEYO JONEUN BANGTAN SONYEONDAY HWANGWEO MAKNAE JEON JUNGKOOK IMNIDA*
Au Chan I also teach basic Korean on my channel :) Please come and learn easy korean words!
Same. Im proud thou. Its like a full sentence 😍😍
lmfao
in korean:
'안녕하세요 저는 방탄소년단 황은 막내 전 종곡 입니다'
idk if the 'hwangeun' is correct lmao but u get the point
@@corvusfunghi i think you're right but i was saying "hwangweo"
Hahah
My first words were
"BANGTAN SONEYONDAN"
Edit : umm ..why everyone keeps fighting in the replies on my every comment ?? The google translator shows "Ghamsabnida" but it is actually pronounced as G-ham-sah-bi-nda . In Korean you pronounce that "b" in some words as "m" that is why many international fans write "ghamsaminda" ....
@@wol_f_low_91981 um.. That's not gamsabnida😂 its gamsahnida
@@wol_f_low_91981 i'm a korean native now, you will betray me?! 🙄
@@wol_f_low_91981 can you stop this! Exposure girl! 🙄
@@wol_f_low_91981 let me tell you one thing that-I am a native korean speaker I know everything and Google Translate shows some wrong words 🙄 Huh? Imao! 😂
@@wol_f_low_91981 kindly stop! 🍦
Omg the repeated use of The Bare Bears clip gave me life x'D
It's a hamster :v
Lιι- cнαη !!! Nah fam, there's actually We Bare Bears in the video
Oh now i understand :u
Same lol
TraumaticThreat They weren't talking about that
just me who never said an-ny-yeong-ha-sae-yo when i first said it? Maybe its because I heard Korean people say it many times so I just copied the pronucation
Me, too. Watching dramas since I was a kid so it's it's easier. My problem is remembering.
Same
yeah it's definitely better to just try and copy pronunciation
I didn't understand the right and wrong way to say it. When I've heard natives saying it like "anyonggaso" (trying to literally write it the way they say it) I just followed it. But a few minutes ago I watched a video where it was said like "anyonghaseio" (again, write it like this for you to understand ((I hope you're understanding lol))) so I thought I was saying it wrong. Please help hahahahah :(
ItzLouis || same. I never really got why people would say “onionhasayooooooooo”. It’s easy for me to aCtually pronounce it the way it’s supposed to.
When I started learning Korean, the VERY first thing I learned was the Korean alphabet, as in the characters, even before I learned how to say hello. It was a good decision on my part, because now I can read anything in Korean (even if I don't know what it means yet), and I didn't get stuck relying on romanization. When learning a new word I actually ignore any romanization I see and focus on the characters instead because they make more sense to me than the romanization! Romanization throws me off because it really doesn't sound the same as the actual Korean word, and the characters are easier to read and understand, tbqh! My advice to anyone just getting into Korean is to ditch the romanization asap, you'll be glad you did! You can learn the alphabet in just a few days if you practice frequently and/or use flashcards. There are so many good sources these days. You can google it and print out some worksheets (free), you can download an app like duolingo (free), and there are also community tutors for low prices on italki.com. If you're serious about learning Korean, then start learning how to read/pronounce Korean characters right away. It will help you learn much faster, and your pronunciation will be so much better!
MonAghasELF hey ! I wanted to know if you could help me to learn at least the alphabet :/
I did the same thing, and I totally agree!! I don't know much korean yet, but I feel like it makes it much easier that I do know the alphabet and how to read it.
MonAhgasELF can you please tell from where you learned alphabet, because it makes sense, your comment itself says that you have perfect pronunciation.Can you tell us please, I'll be so grateful to you.Thank you so so much.
Yeah, I saw the romanizations on some song lyric translations, but I immediately noticed there was no correlation between the spelling and how the words were being pronounced. So I started listening really carefully and repeating what I heard. Then I got tired of that and decided, "I wanna learn to read, write, and speak Hangul!" So I looked up videos on the Hangul alphabet and it makes it soooooooo much easier.
MonAhgasELF lucky I'm stuggling
What I learned from yoongi:
HAJIMA!!!!!!
Me too
Also , hajimalagooooo 😂😂 (I said , don't do it)
Me
Hajima hajima hajima................
I learned that from Tae. 😅
Hajimaaaa. Hajimalagoooo!
People calling this double standards and insignificant need to stop. She is trying to help people learning korean out and if you are serious about learning a language you will take this on board and be grateful thats all.
Amen
well she must have said it is for the americans only because that is how most of them speak. e don't even speak korean like that and it was obvios that the foreigner she was talking about were them.
my firsts korean words were…
*BangTan SoNyeonDan.*
My first korean word
*Min* *Yoongi* *Genius* *Jjang Jjang* *Man* *Boong* *Boong*
@@riaa_9 Lol, I remember Yoongi say that😂😂
Mine jiminie pabo
Me oppa gamnam style
Mine was (golden aka) maknae 😉
So basically the less you think about it, the better it sounds?
yeah pretty much, that will gradually happen when you're more natural with speaking Korean
Anne H totally! When I speak kind of slowly I stumble on my words and get confused. But when I just speak quickly and don’t think to much on it, my words come out pretty well 👌🏻
Yeah
*_So like Lazy Talk?_*
Cryztal basically yeah thats a right word to describe it lol
When she prononce her chanel name : Woolara
me , french i here : OUH LA LA LA
Ouu la la mademoiselle !!....I'm sorry hehe ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Same
🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmao this made my day
इझश और एक दूसरे को नहीं
여 기에글
I just started learning how to read Korean. And trust me, it's one of the easiest languages to read. It's so much fun and the pronunciation is so clear and easy to understand unlike the romanised Korean. The only problem I face is that I know how to read but not what it means 😛
Aishwarya Bahukhandi exactly 😂😂
Ok.maby hangle is so easy to read.
Aishwarya Bahukhandi I'm learning too ur right it's easy and I'm indian too😁😁
Aishwarya Bahukhandi yup hangeul is easy
Same
Right now I'm learning Korean and I've always hated trying to pronounce the romanization of words (which is why I didn't even try to learn like that) I find Hangul much easier 😅. Romanization just makes it complicated 😆
Blauteasian Love im learning too. Romanization is just confusing to remember and its just easier for me to observe, listen and repeat till I get it right.
Blauteasian Love True. I always try to avoid romanization.
Romanization is just a bunch of extra letters
Blauteasian Love me too! I mean hangul is really easy i learned it in a week and it's easier than romanization for me, and good luck learning the language😊
Yeah I first learned Hangul, then the words, so it's so much easier 😅
By now annyeonghaseyo sounds like it isnt a word anymore cuz of how many times I said it lmao
ME
BerriiMochii omo it happens to me every time I do that no matter what language I practice 😂
lol at this point it sounds like annyangay0 xD
I
Lol I sent this to my friend because I don’t have the time to teach her Korean. This helped her a lot because she sounded like she was English when speaking. Keep up the good work Unnie!
How to improve your korean pronounciation:
• watch korean videos
• Watch kdramas
• watch vlive without subtitles and let those blood drip down from your nose
😂 thank you. I like ur account name btw😂💜
Im from Finland so PLEASE explain me 'romanisation'
Romansisation is putting the Korean language into the English alphabet. So instead of 네, they would say 'ne'
*then I'll YEET myself BC no subtitles ;-;*
Woolara, I'm brazilian but I'll speak english cuz you seem to understand it waaay better, anyway... I started studying korean on internet just getting random words and sentences but I was studying the romanized korean and it just sounded impossible for me to read and repeat the same thing lol
I was afraid cuz I didn't know Hangeul was so easy but after I learned Hangeul it's so easy and fun to learn korean, and I can pronounce any word now... seriously, I recommand everyone to learn the Hangeul alphabet first. Luv yah ❤😘
Yes Hangul is basically made by a king Sejong because he wanted every Korean could read letters in short time! Hangul is easier!
I got bored one afternoon and learned the Hangul alphabet, I think people assume that there is a whole lot to learn like with Kanji but it's more intuitive even than Latin lettering
WooLara Company 우라라 컴퍼니 Yes, it is! Romanization is helpful at first, but I agree that it gets troublesome. It's quite easy to tell the difference when trying to follow lyrics. Following 한글 is much easier.
WooLara Company 우라라 컴퍼니 hangul is very easy, I learnt it in 2 hours. It is a great way of writing as it is so simple and easy to remember
Blue Food did you watch youtube videos, where did you personally learn from?
Hey y’all, not gonna lie, these comments kind of made me die inside
Hey Gillian, quick question, *what does this mean*
right...
What do you mean
?
same oml on literally every korean learning video the comments r abt bts n i just :|
me too, I am army myself but this comment section is not it 😔
I want to say anneyeongahaseo to her! haha. I'm a Korean teaching Korean, and I think she picks out the very important tips to pronounce Korean correctly.
*watches one CL music video*
"I like this song." *clicks like button*
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*1 hour later*
"WHY IS EVERYTHING IN MY RECOMMENDED KOREAN?!"
Savannah Campbell Are you getting Korean ads as well?
Savannah Campbell 😂😂😂 I clicked on one 2ne1 song in 2009 and needless to say it was a slippery slope indeed. I'm still on a Korean binge on their country's history, past hallyu stars, their politics, pop culture, etc etc
Information overload! The power of 2ne1. #iClickedToo #9yearslater
I literally clicked one blackpink song and one fx song and my entired recommended is KOREAN FFS
Literally ME, watched only one bts mv and getting vlive app ads, vids with hangul titles, recommending me memes of bts, and get an app for watching korean dramas 😂now i am stuck in a fandom now...
Literally how I got into kpop
Im here because i want to watch kdrama without subtitle
Same.
SAMEE
Me too....
Same
Same here
I am learning Korean ( one of the easiest languages to learn) and people told me to stop with romanization so I started learning Hangul and it work every thing is so much easier
Yeah I heard Hangul is better for those who do not know how to speak Korean.
Tofu Chan so Korean is one of the easy languages to learn?
@@choiyoung-min8322 that's actually true, Korean has a complex grammar but is also incredibly regular, so you don't need to memorize a ton of exceptions like in many European languages.
@@Fubbel42 thanks,so you are Korean or you learned Korean,if you know best way to learn it properly please tell me.Thank you so much for information.Thanks.
@@choiyoung-min8322 I have been studying Korean for many years ;) From my experience it's very helpful to meet Korean people in person and practice with them, it's much more fun than lessons and you learn much more about culture, natural use of language etc.
My brothers girlfriend is Korean and I wanna impress her with ✨talking in Korean✨
@@sineadorgan7094 why do yall always expect "love" out of everything. its simple, they would just like to impress her. (out of the blue, she probably wouldnt have expected it) smh.
@@sineadorgan7094 it's not natural.... something like friendship exist or just because someone wants to do it and that's it... if you ask if it's love it can make things awkward..
Wishing you luck
My first words in korean were:
AnNyeOnGhAseYo jEoNeuN BangTan SonYeoNdon blah blah MakNe JeonjUnKoOk iMniDa
Lol
Haha same😂
Blah blah = hwanggeum (golden)
My first word in Korean were:jalsaenggotte
That blah blah 😂😂😂
*_that moment you're korean and read romanized lyrics and just cringe hard_*
• Loser • I know right I was born in Seoul But I live in Canada right now
@@randomhuman505 How's Canada?
๖ۣۜLǝgiƬkɨłłzᎵrσ『ђeяø』 Well first of all its really cold here since it's winter the coldest it's been was like -48 or -49 it was so cold 😭
@@randomhuman505 sounds harsh
๖ۣۜLǝgiƬkɨłłzᎵrσ『ђeяø』 I know cause it is I don't even remember the last time it was that cold
**ARMY has entered the chat**
helloooo ! i am army!
Lol
True.
Hey 😂
Lmao
My sister is going to move to Korea in order to study at a certain uni, so we decided to learn the language together! I'll do my best, and thank you for the video!
How did she get visa etc?? Can u help me out?
Good luck! How did it go?
I'm studying cause I actually want to work there someday and I love the culture.
someone commented to find a comment that is not about kpop/ kdramas and I found it tysm!!
My sister is buying a house in Japan and Korea, so guess my lazy self should go learn something. Actually, I know a lot but I feel like I'm not really good at Japanese and Korean.
My cousin and I are learning together. It is much more fun with a friend. Does anyone want a penpal?
My first Korean words
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TAE KWON DO
Maybe mine too
Maybe bc I readed a comic where a girl was majoring taekwondo and that was before I got into kpop so..😂idk😅😅
SAME
Same
HAHAHAH
“How many of you are ARMIES and want to learn Korean to know what BTS lyrics say?”
Gacha Rey armys* and I feel like most people are😂
@@americxno sksk-
I feel happy being able to say not me.
(I'm well aware my profile picture is Jungkook- but I wouldn't put time and effort into learning a whole language for just K-Pop)
Euphoria yeah I totally get that, I think most people just want to understand commonly said things because subs get really annoying at some point, but also I’m trying to learn It not just for kpop and all, but mostly because my best friend is korean and most of her korean friends aren’t very good at English, so I’m trying for her and her friends obviously are also slowly learning English as well. I by no means need to be fluent as long as I can hold a simple conversation and read Hangul it’s all good haha
@@americxno Both of those are fair reasons, mines actually common to yours. It's a complicated situation, but my half-sisters Korean and she can't speak English at all, she also lives in South Korea, so when I go visit her I'd love to be able to talk to her, but to also be able to talk to everybody else. I've gotta learn as much as possible in the span of six months.
Oh wow that’s hard but apparently if you study korean one hour or so a day and also try to speak to yourself in korean and practice and whatnot, you should be able to start holding decent conversations in five-ish months. You can do it!!
Lemme show you something. Repeat after me
"Ji" "min" "ie" "ba" "bo"
*Babo
@@김모모-d9z 😶
This mean jimin is a fool ( just guessing)
@@anamikasinghal5131 yup
🤣🤣🤣🤣😆🤣
My first Korean word
ANNYEONG
Why was the first thing that came to my mind the "annyeo-eong, annyeo-eong" in 2ne1's 'Goodbye'??? 😂
Same here
안녕*
안녕* Korean people can find it kinda rude to write like that but no hate♥️
@@youknowbts9559 wait why?
Who is learning Korean for kpop idols or k-dramas😂😂 I am
Me😂
For BTS only ❤️😂
Lia i spot a koreaboo 👀
redmoo i don’t think they’re kboos, they are just learning a new language to understand what their idols are saying. they’re not trying to act like korean people or something like this
for EXO ❤
I love how frank you are about the importance of speaking properly and naturally! Just "good enough" is an illusion. We should always aim to be better! I'll also try my best! \^o^/
Learn Korean with BTS has me like:
No
डथक्षषष और फिर
YESSIR
It’s BTS’ fault that’s why I wanna learn korean 😂
Me to lol
Same sis
YESS same lmao
Gay
@@bongocat6976 ahsudhcujshsusiajsuaijskasj
Why am i here? I don't even know how to speak English yet😂
MEEEEE OMG
What do you speak??
anonim LOL SAME
anonim wut!?
I'm English and even I don't know how to speak it half the time 😂
Im korean, why am i watching this
Kaiser
Same!
😂😂
XD
because she is cute
헐 나만 여기 온 게 아니였어ㅠ
I'am just learning KOREAN for....
BANGTAN SONYEONDAN 🇰🇷
ARMY FOREVER 💜💜💜
Me to
KIM NAMJOON
KIM SEOKJIN
MIN YOONGI
JUNG HOSEOK
PARK JIMIN
KIM TAEHYUNG
JEON JUNGKOOK
B. T. S.
YEAHHHH
ARMY FOREVEEEEEEER 💜💜💜💜💜💜
방탄소년단*
ARMY 💜
It's not because of romanization. It's just americanized 😂 😂 😂
kinda tru
Yes, from my experience Americans dont care much about pronounciation in any language.
Not all of us though.
I fuckin care lol
I gues she doesn't know, sshe didn't have much knowledge on this topic don't ya think?
I understand the point of the video. But my advice for you out there who still use romanization as a way to learn Korean, don't get discourage to learn. My sister and her friends used to learn Korean without even knowing the Korean characters, went to Korea for several months and can communicate with the native Koreans just fine. Sure the pronunciation is somewhat a little bit different and sometimes they do get a little confuse with your pronunciation but it won't be as bad as how the video makes it look. And they are even kind enough to help you to correct your pronunciation so it's a good way of learning too. Don't be afraid to make mistake. However I agree with Lara. Romanization can help you to learn how to speak Korean quickly but it is better to learn the correct pronunciation and drop the romanization if you really want to fluently speak in Korean. It's either go big or go home, right?
BeleeIII But Koreans can mostly understand the bad pronunciations from Americans because almost every Korean studies English. So they have an idea of how Americans might pronounce words and what they mean.
BeleeIII I just started so it probably will get more difficult but I find learning the Korean characters unexpectedly easy. There is really a logic behind it in comparison to Japanese (which I don’t know but I’ve spend time learning hiragana and katakana) where I couldn’t find any logic and just had to learn everything by memory. (I didn’t even start with the kanji)
Jonna Heijke I am "fluent" in Korean, and the words you use for different sentences differ. No matter what, Americans or non-Koreans always have accents. Even Americans who lived in Korea for over 10 years. Just saying how it's harder as you go further in. (Harder words, correct sentences, and actual correct Korean pronunciations, which people can't usually copy, even me sometimes, living in America for my whole life, lol)
Eirene Kim oh! I actually meant my comment for the one above you! I was commenting on the learning of Hangul and that it is surprisingly easy. But yeah I totally agree with you. Even though I just started, the pronunciation is the most difficult so I understand that it is really hard or impossible to speak without accent when you’re not a native!
Oh haha! After not speaking Korean for a long time, I started losing my pronunciations, surprisingly enough! Luckily, I'm getting it back from speaking Korean more often at home!
i see many comments about how she sounds judgmental in the video, and how it’s a small difference and shouldn’t matter that much. well, first off in korea (as well as many other countries), the pronunciation has to be exact (or very close to exact) for locals to understand you the first time. if it’s incorrect even if you think it’s a “small difference” locals will be unimpressed. it’s also easy to misunderstand. it’s the same logic as you have to be precise with your pronunciation of chinese, as MANY phrases have the same pinyin spelling but different tones and slightly different punctuation. in english speaking countries, someone could talk with a foreign accent and their english wouldn’t be absolutely perfect, but it would be easy to understand most of the time, unless their accent was really thick and you’re not as good at interpreting accents. for an accent like hers, though, it’s pretty easy. however, this isn’t the case for korean as well as many other languages. so please don’t criticize her judgmental tone, she is simply trying to help you avoid these common mistakes that can have a negative effect on you in korea.
Mine Maine is Daniel.
Eye goo two a stool called Doobles High School.
Little difference is close but isn't the same.
Exactly, I've noticed that a lot of words have different meanings depending on how they use them and I've even seen a video (I think it was in an episode of Running Man) where a Korean told another Korean to vocalise his words better so they wouldn't misunderstand him.
True, also sometimes the meaning of what we say may also change like ghaseyo and gheseyo differentiates between leaving and sending off someone. It is also in the spirit of enjoying the conversation with someone - when you are learning a language, take it from a native. Also pronunciation is a matter of practice so it helps if we vocalize what we are reading instead of simply reading in the mind.
I don't even think she was being judgmental at all, she was just being straight forward so there are no misunderstandings, which is something you SHOULD be doing when you're teaching someone.
I highly agree with this comment omg! Finally someone who gives a proper, understandable and clear explanation. I speak Cantonese (Chinese basically) and when speaking it, your tone of voice, pronunciation and even your accent must be correct, and yes, it's very likely for foreigners to not understand what you are saying if you get any of these things wrong.
I'm from India... I really wanted to learn korean language after being a huge fan of bts....
You are really helping me....😊💜💜💜
Thank you.....
Me too
Same
Same
Same
@@lsol-singteachkorean8513
That's true, I really love korean culture... And I saw your channel...👍
Btw, your singing is great...Keep going
Lots of support and love from India...
I am studying Korean actually 😅but to under stand koeran cartoons because they are awesome 🤘
"Oi Amigas" AI QUE FOFURA WTF QUE LINDOH
the "oi" sound is perfect, but try something like 쩬티 for "gente".
i tried to "explain" the sound in hangul because i think you're more used to how our alphabet sounds in english than how it sounds in portuguese 💜
that's totally gonna be wrong if pronounced like that hahah
Since they don't have that G sound in Korean and ㅌ is not pronounced (at all) the you think it is. The closer she could get using hangeul would be 젱치, and that would still be "wrong" because of the first sound, which again they don't have it there.
PS.: 쩬티 would actually be closer to Tchenti, that 티 would actually be pronounced the same way as TA but with I, the same way children get confused when learning. Remember that in portuguese we change sound of some consonants when they're followed by I, in Korean that doesn't happen, unless it's ㅅ/ㅆ
Eric Dutra thanks for helping :)
Eric Dutra i always thought that ㅉ was kinda like a very strong J sound in portuguese and that their ㅌ was a very aspirated consonant closer to the portuguese T sound and i know that they don't have some sounds like we don't have so of the korean sounds such as the ㄱ one, but i was only trying to get as close to it as possible with my poor hangul/korean skills haha
meow meow don't worry, the intention is what matters the most hahah. ㅉ is actually a stronger j, but not the way you seem to have thought, there's basically close to no air coming out when speaking it. And ㅌ is in fact a very aspirated consonant, very similar to our t, but 티 is different of TI because in Portuguese we actually change the t sound.
Eric Dutra you're right, i'm from rio and my T is very TCH like
Thank you. I just started going to a Korean church. I met a Korean lady who wants to perfect her English. So this is going work out nicely for the both of us. I'll learn more Korean and she'll perfect her English. 😊
To help people who want to sound pro, try saying it like "냐세요" (nya-se-yo)
This is what she means by saying it quickly and lazily. This is how native speakers usually sound.
Noni Park Thanks! That really helps
Is this true?
As a Korean living in Australia I have many international Kpop fans around me, and those being interested in Kpop makes them learn Korean. Thats all fine but the problem is that they dont even try to learn it PROPERLY and just learn words like "saranghaeyo" meaning "i love you" they say it with the worst accent. It annoys me a ton but i cant criticise them as they say "its offensive" To all those wanting to learn Korean please dont just adapt trends like the finger hearts and learn the actual pronunciations.
브이. I'm Korean living in Australia as well! But when my friends say it, they're actually quite good and cute 😂😂
I don't speak Korean at all but I 100% agree
브이. if someone wants to learn it fully or picks up a few words and isnt studying or learning the language atm but enjoys kpop, etc thats fine too what isnt fine is when people are obvious kboos and are offensive
I'm annoyed everytime someone says it as "sayrangheyyo" and "Anyieonghaseyyo"
브이. I'm a Malaysian and I was learning Korean,but when my non kpop fan friends know that I'm learning Korean,they're like pronouncing kinda bad but I just let them be😂I won't feel annoyed becuz all my kpop fan's friends who are learning Korean could pronounce it good
I am learning korean to watch my lovely korean dramas😍😍😍i just love korean dramas❤❤❤❤👍👍👍
Your goal is to watch Korean Dramas without Subtitles.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Sobyeol's Hot Puns
Yes
mannu shergill Hi, My name is Amir from Iraq. I can get to know this girl. This is my number 07826859714 Watts Ab
Me too. I have just finished watching "what's wrong with secretary Kim?" ^^
I want to learn Korean so I can watch the BTS bombs even when they don't put subtitles
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
“Oi amigaaaaas”
Soooo cute
Thank you for your time, I am studying English and Korean on my own, I am trying to study a lot. My native language is Spanish :)
Lol, I'm Spanish but I only speak English. But I'm trying very hard to learn Spanish and Korean, too. Ayudame!! ://
Tambien hablo español
When you said you were studying english it surprised me because your really good 👏👏👏 keep up the good work
Try watching Korean dramas, it helped me so much with the pronouciation!!
우라라 thank you very much for this video 😁
I've never used romanization~~
However I'm still bad in grammar and not so confident about pronunciation.
I'll certainly use HiNative 😁 and vote/help if you need any assistance in Portuguese.
I hope installing this app using the link you provided, will give you a kind of return or income, as this would be a very nice way for us to show appreciation for your help 😀
Super sweet! Thank you XD
dener ramos dos santos 나이스!
how are koreans cute and intimidating at the same time i lvoe it
I dont use romanizations, as I started learning korean with Hangul! Not only that, I'm also very good with pronounciations. I'm also happy that I already pronounced 안녕하세요 correctly!
Jimin Deserves To Steal My Jams do u want a cookie?
Girl Unkown yes please hehe
MinPillow 나도
How
MinPillow How is that even possible?
나 한국인인데 이거 왜 보고 있지? Why am I watching this? I’m Korean...
인류 멸망 전 _Before the Human Extinction Hahahahaha.
인류 멸망 전 _Before the Human Extinction hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💔 ask yourself
저도요ㅋㅋ
Me too..Lol
Same
Mariah Oliveira i want to have some korean friends on KakaoTalk , my Kakaotalk ID: Mydjango18
i learn korean by watching variety show.
you cant learn it like that.
+yo tengo squad •ass• wassup
Jiminie helpumee ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ARMY❤️❤️❤️
Jiminie helpumee Are we related?😂😂😂
Amei o vídeo 💛
Estou aprendendo coreano e amei suas dicas 💚
Sou brasileira e é muito lindo ver pessoas tentando aprender português. 💛
The first things I said in Korean was
•Taekwondo
•native numbers
Hanna dul set
thats what they teach in taekwondo lol
LMAOOO
This ia the first comment without kpop or kdrama in it lol!!
MusicalGunitaRoblox I’m kinda happy lol
Found this extremely helpful. I'm going to Korea and I don't want to make myself look like an idiot😂
Fun fact idiot in Korean is 바보 which is kinda pronounced like "babo"
@@isabellewebber9645 ik~ I learnt it because Tae taught an American "Jiminie pabo" and I laughed so hard and kept rewatching it. Didn't know what the hangul was though. Thanks! Now I know what my sister called me in a text the other day
@@exnewton436 and how they say lol sometimes is ㅋㅋㅋ there are also other ways though
@@isabellewebber9645 Fun fact of the fun fact, In Italian for 'idiot' you can say 'babbo' which is almost the same. One step closer!
I wouldn't either
"okay I'm fine." 😂
I'm not the only one.
3:21
Hermione: It's leviosa not levio-saa!
Her: It's yo not yo-oo!
😂😂
K-pop got me here...
Saaaaaameee
BTS
Ta Ta me too army fam
Patetic
army!
adri21 yuppp !
I'm from Hong Kong and I found that Korean is quite similar to Chinese, so half of the pronounciations of vocabs/ words are easier to learn and remember. So I think it's easier for me to learn Korean
Yes, lots of words are from chinese characters, and they sounds somewhat similar to those of cantonese.
I'm.. my family is from Taiwan. And same.
Omg sf9 xD
Yes i also realised
How? I mean, I know simplified Chinese, but its not that easy... oh. I mean, it was super easy for me to pronounce everything after I got the rules down
"Seja preguiçoso para falar' MEU DEUS EU TO ESTUDANDO O IDIOMA CERTO
Joyyh Camille berro
Joyyh Camille kkkkkkkkk
Joyyh Camille kkķkk
Joyyh Camille 😂😂
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I like the way you pronounce the word . Sometimes it is with american accent, and sometimes - with british
That's why I learn hangul first..... But making a sentence and the grammar is torturing my brain
Little Yu Oml girl same. Like I can read Hangul and know very simple sentences, but putting the verbs and nouns in the right place is so confusing 🤧.
Same here it's killing my braincells 😩😩😩
Where r u from?(if you don't mind)
ㅋㅋ
ㅠㅊㅎ 이렇게 타협을 추출해 팔
My first Korean words were
*Jiminie pabo*
Yeah from bts you learn it
Babo
Lara, porque vc não grava com a coreanissima que também namora com um brasileiro, o Carlos. Tem a Mandy, Midori, Panda Angélica, toda essa turma? Todos eles falam inglês e dá pra vc se comunicar tranquilamente. Bjs
Nay ela ja tem video com a Midori
Seria um sonho ^^ imagina que fofas
O feat dos meus sonhos
É o meu sonho
O feat dos meus sonhos 2
I'm so happy I have Duolingo because I would have used romanization instead of Hangul but now I can read some Hangul at least, even if I don't know what it means T-T
Thank you so much for all of these videos! They're really helping my Korean
Aprender com romanização para os Brasileiros, não é tão difícil!! Nossas letras podem soar iguais quando colocamos acentos, a única diferença é " ㅡ" (eu) que é bemmmmm diferente no português e "ㄹ"(R na romanização, que tem mais um som de L em hangul).
Como o português tbm tem uma sonoridade meio cantanda, acho mais fácil se adequar ao Hangul, fiz o teste com meus familiares, e eles acertaram quase tudo do 사랑해요 ( Saranghaeyo) e de outras palavras tbm.
Beijos Lara unnie
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Fighting !!!
Eu ia comentar sobre isso! Esses vídeos ficam aparecendo para mim depois do meu interesse em cosmética coreana, então não vi muito sobre o assunto e não sou especialista em linguística, mas algo que tenho percebido é a diferença do nível de aprendizado de pessoas falantes da língua inglesa e os brasileiros.
Eu mesma tenho dois amigos, uma brasileira, e um americano, aprendendo a língua. Percebi que minha amiga brasileira tem menos dificuldades com a sonoridade do que ele. Talvez mesmo por causa desse nosso jeito de cantar a língua ao falar. Essa sonoridade em particular não existe no inglês, e não consigo pensar em uma exceção no momento. Acho fascinante o quanto sua língua materna, ou nativa, pode influenciar seu aprendizado de outras línguas .
Na verdade, nós (assim como a maioria do pessoal) temos dificuldade em diferenciar as consoantes aspiradas das duplas, não tem romanização que ajude. As vocais 어 / 으 têm seus próprios sons, não há romanização que ajude. As consoantes simples ㅂ/ㄴ/ㄱ/ㅁ também possuem seus próprios sons, a romanização é aproximada. Conclusão: utilize romanização nos primeiros 20min, aprenda Hangeul e procure aprender as pronúncias corretas, romanização mais atrapalha do que ajuda.
Fighting! (:
Desculpa perguntar, mas é que tenho onze anos, então n sei o que é romanização?
Yasmin Santos Aprendi o alfabeto coreano antes, para os brasileiros é até melhor! Pois a fonética é semelhante, então, não tem desespero, hoje me confundo com a romanização (hahaha), treinar a audição é muito importante também.
Clara Nicodemos romanização é a transcrição de uma língua que utiliza um outro sistema de escrita (coreano, japonês, chinês, etc) para o nosso alfabeto, para que possamos ler (mais ou menos) sem ter que aprender os mesmos símbolos, normalmente é utilizada como ferramenta de aprendizagem, mas na maioria dos casos usar romanização "tranca" o estudante em um nível muito básico e numa pronúncia completamente errada.
Korean is a very beautiful language.
When i heard it, i felt like it was my soul language.
I hope to one day learn it, or know it to a good level.
It definiatly sounds far more interesting to speak and learn rather than Norwegian >_< Yes, im calling my native language boring in comparison xD
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Bts why did u do this to me?
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And VAV too!
NightTime Serenity samme her! Koreansk er mye kulere, jeg begynte å lære det i går xD
Omg yessss! VAV!!
I’m actually learning norwegian as well 😂
@Emmalee Speigle uhm what?
Seoul is a place.
Soul is spirit
NightTime Serenity T-that’s the joke...
This reminds me of the Harry Potter scene with Hermoine. "It's LevioSA not LeviOSA." Like come on..
Yusei Yesss there's such a small difference! I didn't even catch it!
Yusei HAHAHAHAHAHA
True😂😂😂👍
No, it’s LeviOsa, not LevioSA
Yusei
hahahahaaahaa that was a good comparison! loved your comment
I was about to go to Korea this year for schooling or a transfer family. It's been my dream to go to Korea since I was 4. And you just save my life thank you so much!;)
I don't feel like the romanization is the problem. I feel like the sounds letters make in English are the problem. In serbo-croatian we have the letter 'lj' (yes this is one single letter). For example the word 'bolje', which means better. I was born and raised in a Dutch speaking country. Whenever a Dutch person who doesn't have a slavic background tries to pronounce it, it always sounds like bol-i-je instead of bolje and they don't even notice it themselves. Like in the word annyeonghaseyo, I don't have any trouble pronouncing the nyeong part like it is instead of niijeoong. Because I'm used to the lj, nj đ("dgj") sounds. Though foreigners who speak germanic languages just aren't since their vocal chords aren't used to it and are already formed by the age of 15. Basically unless you have a lot of talent, it's basically impossible to pronounce the exact sounds.
MsSugarhart Well I am from Germany and don't have any problems either^^ I say the word just as she did everytime. Maybe I am genius according to you or I am just used to the sound since I binge watch kdramas alk the time^^
All what matters is your practice and your will to do it correct.
LOL the lj had me fucked up for years xD I'm bosnian but I grew up speaking more English cause I live in the U.S. but my parents would hella laugh at me when i would say words with lj in them xD I've gotten better tho.
tako je!
90% of vid: talking about BTS
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Who?
Alguien más que hable español? Si entiendo el inglés, pero quiero saber cuantos Latinos estamos aqui❤
:v/
Presente (No soy Latina pero hablo Español
Yooo :v/
Many
Jhoselyn Pillisa soy del Brasil... hábil español un piquito
Initially wanted to learn because I wanted to be able to watch Kdramas without subtitles but also because 한글 (hangul) and the language itself looked/sounded beautiful but what finally got me to start learning it was learning that teaching English in Korea was a thing and it sounded like such an amazing experience. Learning Korean isn't required but it seems stupid to not learn the language of a place you are wanting to teach in so I've started learning 한글 and will be signing up for a proper lang class tomorrow!
Hangeul is so easy that romanization is not worth it, however in japanese i find it useful
Hangeul isn't easy, im trying to memorize each one just to read and write on paper
Eu acho que esse é o décimo quinto vídeo que eu assisto que tem propaganda do HiNative, acho que isso diz bastante sobre mim
One thing I learnt when pronouncing Korean is you don't have to pronounce every syllable. Sounds more natural.
I have a very good ear for foreign languages bcs I'm bilingual and honestly reading romanization to me makes it even harder to pronunciate correctly, is more worth it to take your time and learn properly, sometimes even faster
"oi gente" unnatural OMFG HAHAHAHHA YOU'RE SO CUTE. I'm brazilian s2
My Korean teacher told me my Korean pronunciation is very good (i am not English) and i never sound like ANNYEEEOOOONGHASSSEYEOOOUU
XD
And yes my classmates at the Korean school spoke like ANNNYEEOOOOONGGHASSSSEYEOOOUU
YouKpop i said it fast like "annaseyo" to a korean girl at a sushi place and she complimented my pronunciation YAY
YouKpop That happened with my classmates in a Japanese class.
yes, us non-english natives have it much easier :D
Lol you should try learning the full word because it will still sound out of place.
Tbh my english is still broken as hell
Practice as much as you can! Read books those help you a lot with vocab, and watching shows/movies without subtitles is also recommended
Kehuri ChanXOXO thank you😊
jackie thank you😊
Jisoo is my wife some time it sounds broken when you are afraid to speak it ❤ try practising with native speaker and just be fearless 💌
PARDON
I'm studying Korean in college, and I'll have 말하기 시험이 tomorrow, so I was searching for some korean youtubers to improve my pronunciation and I found you! I don't know why some of your thing are in portuguese, bc I'm portuguese, but thank you for this video!
Quem quer ir para a Coreia?
Quiança kpopeira
Euuuuuuih
Quiança kpopeira Eu
Quiança kpopeira Eu aquiii ^ ^
Euuuuu
Quiança kpopeira eueueueeuueuueueu
funfact: for us (portuguse speakers) it's easier to pronounce and learn through the romanization than english speakers bc our pronunciation and way to read the words are very similar to korean so it doensn't sound weird
Pensei a mesma coisa assistindo o vídeo. Sempre tento entender a palavra primeiro pelo hangul, mas recorro à romanização quando fica complicado dms, e não sinto que a minha pronúncia fica quebrada.
Giih Ribeiro simm e a gente tem muita sorte por isso pq fica mais facil aprender
maju same with spanish
maju Hi, My name is Amir from Iraq. I can get to know this girl. This is my number 07826859714 Watts Ab
Same with german
Essentially, learn hangeul. More importantly learn the pronunciations of each of the consonants and vowels. An important reminder is that in Korean every single vowel is isolated, unlike in English. The Korean ㅗ is not the English O. Our O is more like Oh+you, and in Korean it sounds like 오우. If you can hear it and listen actively you can recreate the sound properly.
Speaking korean like a native is a blessing. And korean people are blessed, they can speak korean, they have kpop, k-drama, all beautiful cosmetics, amazing school uniform and ofcourse handsome boys 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Dont speak Korean too fast,
Speak it like you sing.
Me: lil pump? 6ix9ine? Hmmm thats singing
CrazyBlazer Melwin they dont sing they rap
After learning Hangul, I tried reading something with the romanticization and I couldn't do it, it was way too difficult for me to pronounce. When I was learning Hangul, I heard other natives speaking it and pretty much made up my own romanticization based on what I heard and once I got the basics down I dropped romanticization completely
Lol, who edits your videos ? Its so well edited with memes and funny pictures. Great job editor, you have my kudos.
Your Korean pronunciation tips were very helpful! Thank you!
My new friend is South Korean and speaks English, but only a little so I'm trying to learn Korean to help her
You're a good friend!
That's so sweet