Ohh thank you for having the subtitles have both 한글 and english! And english translations for the long episode must have took longer so thank you for them! 감사합니다!🙏
This was super helpful, John answered all the questions i had it in my mind for weeks and you are a amazing listener Didi. Thank you both. (Thanks for Tr subtitles too.)
I just started learning Korean few months ago and I am so happy to find this podcast at this stage of my journey. This video is amazinggg!! very informative and relatable. Thank you 존쌤 and 디디님 for this episode. "there are no shortcuts, put the time". LOVE FROM KUWAIT❤.
Thank you TH-cam for recommending this video. I have been learning Korean for 3 years and John ssaem was 100% correct. I still feel like I haven’t made much progress and now I know why.i will change to immersion method from now on. Thank you so much for the translation!!
우와 저도 언젠가 john님처럼 한국인스러운 한국말을 할 수 있었으면 좋겠어요! 저렇게 많은 시간을 투자하셔서 배우신 게 정말로 존경스럽습니다!? 오늘 팟캐스트 너무 재미있었고 도움이 많이 돼었습니다!! 디디님, john님을 자주 초대해주세요!!! 두 분 수고하셨습니다❤
I really loved this Interview. I'm Brazilian and I started learn English and Korean, so this conversation helped me a lot about have more consistance 'cause I used this method (listening and watching) in my French's studies when I was 14 years old and was incredible. So now as adult I want to continue learning with the immersion.
I am just now watching this, but your listening skills are insane Didi. Really great how you let the other person talk without interrupting. And when there is a short break you stay silent and let the other person continue talking. Really love that :)
Wow! I never thought I had good listening skills!! But yeah, for me speaking is much harder than listening, haha. Thank you so much for saying that 😊 You just made my day! Have a great one!
The thing I like about Didi님 is that she is young and just reminds me of my high school years when I used to talk a lot with my bf, when I watch your videos I feel like I'm having a real conversation with you, you are so natural and the subjects you chose are so diverse that I can't get enough of it~~~ thank you for your free style of talking, and thank you always for this podcast, for 7years living in Korea, I couldn't find anything satisfying but your podcast did, I'm in love with it. Keep it up dear! MUCH LOVE
This comment made my day! Thank you so much for listening to my podcast, and saying kind words to me 😊 I'll do my best to show you the diverse side of my country:) Thank you!!
Wow I’m officially really jealous of Johnㅋㅋㅋ John님은 정말 많은 질문에 대답해주셔서 제 동기를 되찾게 해주셨어요! 정말 감사합니다! Oh and that 짜장면 story killed me 😂 그리고 평소처럼 훌륭한 팟캐스트를 준비하시는데 시간과 노력을 들여주신 Didi님께 특별히 감사드립니다!
영상 너무 재미있게 봤어요! John님의 의견에 저도 동의합니다. 자연스럽고 충분히 긴 한국어 컨텐츠를 찾기 어려워요. 디디님 채널을 우연히 발견한 건데 제가 찾던 것이 딱 이런 것이라 너무 반가웠어요. 문법•어휘를 계속 외워가는 것보다 훨씬 유용하고 효율적인 듯싶어요. 앞으로 영상을 많이 볼게요
I learned SO much from this interview. Thank you both! (And an honorable mention of Steven Kauffman.) Already knowing that immersion and input are essential, I've been watching dramas, and doing a lot of 'watch-listening'. For Korean I have found some home and garden programs, that I watch, and watch-listen to. This is very helpful, to get the natural flow of the language. I have also used (Duolingo) for Korean, which has been helpful in slowly learning to read. But the sentence structure is *really* challenging! And now, I'm on numbers and counting, and it's really exhausting my brain... (Learning Arabic was *easy" compared to Korean grammar!)
That fear of ditching the crutches (subtitles).... face the unknown and embracing that path with curiosity is what i am challenged to taking. This has shifted language journey and i am taking bold steps .... 많이 많이 감사해요 . Lots of love from 🇰🇪
Excelente programa! No entendí casi nada sin los subs😅, así que, espero estar a la altura para poder entender mejor la conversación la próxima vez. ✨ Faiting (?)
This video is GOLD. I agree with his language learning methods so much, his information is amazing and you asked perfect questions. Thanks for this video and thanks John!
Omgggg english subtitles and korean???? Both at the same time???? OMG I CANT BELIEVE IT finallyyyy I was looking for a video like this! Finally! Omg I am gonna stan and subsribe!! Thank you!!
Really helpful video. The only thing I would like to understand that makes me wonder is, when as beginners we watch all content without subtitles how we can understand if for mostly of the scenes are like two people sitting and talking. I watched a few k-dramas and many scenes are talking to each other without any type of visual that can make you understand what they are talking about, I mean at least I would like to understand the context of the conversation. This is annoying because anyway I know I'm an absolute beginner and I want to improve and I enjoy watch a content but I enjoy also because I can understand and follow the story. If I just watch and at the end of the content I didn't understand anything about its story, for me it's really hard to repeat watching another content. If you can answer to me, thanks!!! 😀
Sorry for the late reply!!! I missed this for some reason 😭 You can find more detailed explanations on John’s channel, but since I've also tried his language learning method, I'll explain it briefly! Keep in mind that this method might not suit everyone. He suggests that if you’re a complete beginner, you should choose content that you can enjoy even if you don’t fully understand the language. For example, dramas with handsome or beautiful actors, dramas with good soundtracks, animations with beautiful art that you can’t stop watching, or movies with stunning visuals and direction could be good choices. Conversation-heavy content, like videos where people just sit and talk (like my podcast), can be hard to understand for absolute beginners. So when watching TH-cam, it might be helpful to choose content that is visually rich in context, like mukbangs or vlogs. It’s also crucial to choose content that you find genuinely interesting. For example, since your level is like that of a child, watching videos meant for children might be easier to understand, but it can be a frustrating process. I hope you can explore various content and find good sources! 화이팅!!🔥
I think the big problem with dictionaries, translator apps, English subtitles etc., is that your brain knows that if it's lazy and doesn't struggle to understand then you'll just bring out the help. But most of us can't just figure out new words and new grammar only from context (except when we get better at the language). We need that help usually. Or if we've seen it somewhere else already (like on a flash card). So it's probably better to mix it up and put away the helping tools sometimes but then use them later sometimes too.
안녕하세요. 부업으로 한국어 가르치다가 유튜브 팟캐스트 채널 조사를 하다가 디디 님의 채널을 알게 됐습니다. 존 님이 주신 의견에 정말 동의합니다. 자연스럽게 말하고 싶은 주제를 말하니 저도 계속 듣게 됩니다. 지난 두달간 디디님 채널 성장 속도도 보고 잇엇는데요. 두달 전에 비해 일일 구독자 증가 속도가 30프로 증가한 것으로 알아요. 올해에는 10만명 할 수도 있겠어요. 저도 채널을 본격적으로 운영할 계획인데 제가 만 명이 넘으면 디디 님께 게스트 신청 하겠습니다. 재미있게 사세요!
한국어랑 일본어가 아는 외국인데 확실히 듣기는 한국어보다 일본어가 훨씬 쉬어요. 한국어는 이제 배워서 아는 단어라도 들을 때 이해 못하는 거 많아요. 보면 아는데 왜 못 알아들어? 이런거 많아요. 일본어는 한국어보다 명확하게 말하는 느낌있어요. 그러니까 한 번 배운 단어라면 무조건 들을 수 있어요. 일본어보다 한국어가 쉬운 점도 있지만 듣기는 한국어는 세계 언어 중에서도 여려운 편인 거 같아요
I like the way he speaks Korean extremely clearly, although I may be biased because I'm also American and I'm a native English speaker. 😅 그가 한국어를 굉장히 명확하게 말하는 방식이 매우 마음에 듭니다. 하지만 나 또한 미국인이며 영어 원어민이기 때문에 편견이 있을 수도 있어요. 😅
I am from Viet Nam. I was so disappointed to not do well in the Korean university interview this morning. I can not express myself in Korean even though I have learned Korean for 2 years and got TOPIK level 4. It was so shamed and I cried too much, thinking that my effort was nothing. I am so sad right now and I am determined to find a way to improve my Korean speaking and listening skills. So if you're learning Korean right now, pls prioritize speaking, speaking and speaking. Thanks for this gem. I subscribed and let's see how my Korean improves after a few months. Thank you
I think interview is really hard itself. Even thought in native language, it will be hard to express what you want to say in that kind of pressure! Hope you can keep enjoying your learning journey! I'm rooting you!!! 화이팅!!!!
Just listen to the tonal movement of John's speech. It goes high and low in a very natural manner; very comparable to Didi's tones. If I had to guess, most Americans sound like robots when speaking Korean. They certainly do when speaking Norwegian which is also a tonal language. The similarities of tone are probably what drew me to learning Korean.
Interesting insight! Conversely, when Koreans learn English, many instructors advise them to avoid the monotony often found in Korean speech patterns, encouraging them to use varied intonations instead of a flat tone 🤣
People with low level tend to talk like robots regardless of language because it's still difficult to express themselves, let alone sound natural at the same time. Some people have really good accent even at beginner level, but I don't think it's common when confronted with having to use the language in real life. It's a common party trick by "TH-cam polyglots". There is one who makes videos about learning Korean and they normally sounded really amazing in Korean, truly great accent... until one day they released a video that was an unscripted conversation on a topic that wasn't about language learning. Wow did they sound different. It was easy to tell they weren't actually advanced in the language, unlike what was always showed in their normal scripted videos with perfect accent. There's someone else I discovered like this lol they sound great in their own Korean speaking videos, but someone released an unedited interview with them and they were like "ummm...하하...ummm........헤헤" the whole time and they could barely express themselves, let alone have a natural accent. The guy in this video is on another level, he's actually fluent and can express his ideas clearly and efficiently...very impressive!
Whenever I try to speak Korean people always think I'm drunk 🤣 I'm also thinking about speaking Korean to whoever starts an argument with me. I will babble out some Korean sentence like 너무 웃겨서 배가 아파. They'll get confused and walk away. Do you think it will work? 😂
@@didikoreanpodcast Guess what. It totally works. I've tried this on my sister. She wanted to borrow some money so I kept repeating "네 얼굴이 달처럼 반짝이네". She got so annyoed, oh boy. But left me alone. I have saved me some money. 😂
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Wow! John talks a lot in Korean and I really envy that because when I speak Korean I suddenly became quiet person. It was very inspiring!
I talk TOO much hehe
Ohh thank you for having the subtitles have both 한글 and english! And english translations for the long episode must have took longer so thank you for them! 감사합니다!🙏
Hehe thanks for noticing about it ☺️ I wanted to share these information over the world so it was worthy!! ㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다 ❤️🔥
Agreed! English + Korean is amazing and I feel I get a lot more out of the podcasts.
@@didikoreanpodcast I also really appreciate this
me as well
This was super helpful, John answered all the questions i had it in my mind for weeks and you are a amazing listener Didi. Thank you both. (Thanks for Tr subtitles too.)
Thank you so much for listening 🥹💪
I just started learning Korean few months ago and I am so happy to find this podcast at this stage of my journey. This video is amazinggg!! very informative and relatable. Thank you 존쌤 and 디디님 for this episode. "there are no shortcuts, put the time". LOVE FROM KUWAIT❤.
고맙습니다 🥹🇰🇼🤍
This is so helpful video for me😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you TH-cam for recommending me this gem ❤ it’s helping me a lot in learning Korean! Subscribed 😍😍😍
Thank you TH-cam for recommending this video. I have been learning Korean for 3 years and John ssaem was 100% correct. I still feel like I haven’t made much progress and now I know why.i will change to immersion method from now on. Thank you so much for the translation!!
Love the videos and especially the subs in both KOR/ENG side by side, super helpful!
되게 유익하고 재밌습니다.. 정말 감사합니다.. 수고 많으셨습니다!
디디님 팟캐스트는 자연스러운게 최고 장점이라고 생각했는데 저만 그렇게 생각한게 아니었어요👍
헐 영상을 처음 보기 시작했을때 이렇게 재밌고 이 정도 도와줄 수 있는 영상이었는지 알 줄 몰랐어요! 이런 흥미로운 내용을 늘 주셔서 감사합니다~
디디님 정말 감사합니당 디디님 덕분에 듣기 실력이 높아졌습니다 🥰😍
존쌤 정말 한국어 잘하셔서 놀랐는데 저는 이 이야기를 듣고 공부가 됐어요..!!
재밌는 영상을 만들어주셔서 항상 감사합니다^^
ありがとうございます😊
This was great. Loved it. Thank you!
우와 저도 언젠가 john님처럼 한국인스러운 한국말을 할 수 있었으면 좋겠어요! 저렇게 많은 시간을 투자하셔서 배우신 게 정말로 존경스럽습니다!? 오늘 팟캐스트 너무 재미있었고 도움이 많이 돼었습니다!! 디디님, john님을 자주 초대해주세요!!! 두 분 수고하셨습니다❤
화이팅❤️🔥
네 마자여
곧 할수있을꺼예요❤❤
와 완전네. 디디님의 콘텐츠를 최고야👍🏼👍🏼. 습득 주제 듣고 있는 진짜 필요해요. 존쌤이 채널 몰르게지만 지금 바로 구독자를 가야 되요. 너무 너무 감사합니다~~~. 디디 존쌤 열심히 꼭 공부할게요❤
화이팅❤️❤️
화이팅!!❤
처음부터 끝까지 재미있게 보셨습니다❤
Very insightful! Thanks Didi!!
So interesting topic!!!! I got many ideas and a lot of motivation.
아주 중요한 것을 추천해 주셔서 너무 너무 감사합니다
I really loved this Interview.
I'm Brazilian and I started learn English and Korean, so this conversation helped me a lot about have more consistance 'cause I used this method (listening and watching) in my French's studies when I was 14 years old and was incredible. So now as adult I want to continue learning with the immersion.
이제까지 본 공부법 영상 안에서 체일 최고한 영상이였습니다. 디디님, 존님 정말 감사합니다.
🥹🤍 감사합니다.ᐟ
I am just now watching this, but your listening skills are insane Didi. Really great how you let the other person talk without interrupting. And when there is a short break you stay silent and let the other person continue talking. Really love that :)
Wow! I never thought I had good listening skills!! But yeah, for me speaking is much harder than listening, haha. Thank you so much for saying that 😊 You just made my day! Have a great one!
너무 재미있게 들었어요🤗❤
디디 언니와 존 선생님 정말 감사합니다! 재미있을 것 같습니다! 꼭 봐야겠습니다! ❤
Didi, You did a great job. You asked very good questions. Questions that helped us learners know how to prioritize our studies. Thank you Didi
Thank you so much :) I'm so glad to hear that!!
@@didikoreanpodcast You are welcome!
Wow, he speaks Korean very fuluentry, amazing.
The thing I like about Didi님 is that she is young and just reminds me of my high school years when I used to talk a lot with my bf, when I watch your videos I feel like I'm having a real conversation with you, you are so natural and the subjects you chose are so diverse that I can't get enough of it~~~ thank you for your free style of talking, and thank you always for this podcast, for 7years living in Korea, I couldn't find anything satisfying but your podcast did, I'm in love with it. Keep it up dear! MUCH LOVE
This comment made my day! Thank you so much for listening to my podcast, and saying kind words to me 😊
I'll do my best to show you the diverse side of my country:) Thank you!!
❤️❤️
우와.. 존은 한국어 잘 하시네요! 부러워요~😅
Wow I’m officially really jealous of Johnㅋㅋㅋ John님은 정말 많은 질문에 대답해주셔서 제 동기를 되찾게 해주셨어요! 정말 감사합니다! Oh and that 짜장면 story killed me 😂
그리고 평소처럼 훌륭한 팟캐스트를 준비하시는데 시간과 노력을 들여주신 Didi님께 특별히 감사드립니다!
고마워요! 한국어 듣기연습도 고생했어요 ☺️
앞으로의 한국어 여정도 응원합니당 💪💪💪💪💪💪🌿
@@didikoreanpodcast 감사합니다 ☺️
新作きたぁぁぁぁあ！！！
待ってました！！！
영상 너무 재미있게 봤어요! John님의 의견에 저도 동의합니다. 자연스럽고 충분히 긴 한국어 컨텐츠를 찾기 어려워요. 디디님 채널을 우연히 발견한 건데 제가 찾던 것이 딱 이런 것이라 너무 반가웠어요. 문법•어휘를 계속 외워가는 것보다 훨씬 유용하고 효율적인 듯싶어요. 앞으로 영상을 많이 볼게요
너무 잘한 선생님 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 감사합니다
고마워요 😊
I learned SO much from this interview. Thank you both!
(And an honorable mention of Steven Kauffman.)
Already knowing that immersion and input are essential, I've been watching dramas, and doing a lot of 'watch-listening'.
For Korean I have found some home and garden programs, that I watch, and watch-listen to.
This is very helpful, to get the natural flow of the language.
I have also used (Duolingo) for Korean, which has been helpful in slowly learning to read.
But the sentence structure is *really* challenging!
And now, I'm on numbers and counting, and it's really exhausting my brain...
(Learning Arabic was *easy" compared to Korean grammar!)
That fear of ditching the crutches (subtitles).... face the unknown and embracing that path with curiosity is what i am challenged to taking. This has shifted language journey and i am taking bold steps .... 많이 많이 감사해요 . Lots of love from 🇰🇪
화이팅!!!!!
Excelente programa! No entendí casi nada sin los subs😅, así que, espero estar a la altura para poder entender mejor la conversación la próxima vez. ✨
Faiting (?)
Faiting!!!!!!
@@didikoreanpodcast 😳
This video is GOLD. I agree with his language learning methods so much, his information is amazing and you asked perfect questions. Thanks for this video and thanks John!
Omgggg english subtitles and korean???? Both at the same time???? OMG I CANT BELIEVE IT finallyyyy I was looking for a video like this! Finally! Omg I am gonna stan and subsribe!! Thank you!!
Welcome ☺️✨
선생님이 잘 들어주시네요! 정말 대단해요.
대박… 진짜 잘해요
청말 재미있어요❤❤❤❤
그래서 난 이제부터 무자막으로 영상을 보고 그 다음에 산책할 때 똑같은 영상을 듣기만 해 올 거예요.. 고맙습니다
잘하실 수 있습니다!
Thank you so much for doing subtitles for both languages! Must have taken you many hours 😭 i really enjoyed this episode. Subscribed 😁
💗Thank you💗
재미있게 잘 듣었습니다~~^^
디디의 공동 영상 항상 흥미롭고 재밌어 ❤
고마워 디디 😊
파레스 고마워~~~~!👍
신은 훌륭하고 그를 돕는 것은 오직 당신의 믿음뿐입니다
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Really helpful video. The only thing I would like to understand that makes me wonder is, when as beginners we watch all content without subtitles how we can understand if for mostly of the scenes are like two people sitting and talking. I watched a few k-dramas and many scenes are talking to each other without any type of visual that can make you understand what they are talking about, I mean at least I would like to understand the context of the conversation. This is annoying because anyway I know I'm an absolute beginner and I want to improve and I enjoy watch a content but I enjoy also because I can understand and follow the story. If I just watch and at the end of the content I didn't understand anything about its story, for me it's really hard to repeat watching another content. If you can answer to me, thanks!!! 😀
Sorry for the late reply!!! I missed this for some reason 😭
You can find more detailed explanations on John’s channel, but since I've also tried his language learning method, I'll explain it briefly! Keep in mind that this method might not suit everyone.
He suggests that if you’re a complete beginner, you should choose content that you can enjoy even if you don’t fully understand the language. For example, dramas with handsome or beautiful actors, dramas with good soundtracks, animations with beautiful art that you can’t stop watching, or movies with stunning visuals and direction could be good choices. Conversation-heavy content, like videos where people just sit and talk (like my podcast), can be hard to understand for absolute beginners. So when watching TH-cam, it might be helpful to choose content that is visually rich in context, like mukbangs or vlogs. It’s also crucial to choose content that you find genuinely interesting. For example, since your level is like that of a child, watching videos meant for children might be easier to understand, but it can be a frustrating process. I hope you can explore various content and find good sources! 화이팅!!🔥
와.너무 좋았고 대단했네요,두 분 다❤ 또 감사합니다.
며칠동안 제 영상을 많이 봐주셔서 감사합니다 ☺️✨
@@didikoreanpodcast아니에요. 누나가 아니라 제가 이렇게 열심히 재미있는 팟캐스트를 만들어 주셔서 감사하죠.
네팔 말로는 띠띠는 누나 뜻이에요❤
thise types of video helps to learn korean language❤
I think the big problem with dictionaries, translator apps, English subtitles etc., is that your brain knows that if it's lazy and doesn't struggle to understand then you'll just bring out the help. But most of us can't just figure out new words and new grammar only from context (except when we get better at the language). We need that help usually. Or if we've seen it somewhere else already (like on a flash card). So it's probably better to mix it up and put away the helping tools sometimes but then use them later sometimes too.
You can always do a Google image search instead of looking "사과“ up in the dictionary.
안녕하세요. 부업으로 한국어 가르치다가 유튜브 팟캐스트 채널 조사를 하다가 디디 님의 채널을 알게 됐습니다. 존 님이 주신 의견에 정말 동의합니다. 자연스럽게 말하고 싶은 주제를 말하니 저도 계속 듣게 됩니다. 지난 두달간 디디님 채널 성장 속도도 보고 잇엇는데요. 두달 전에 비해 일일 구독자 증가 속도가 30프로 증가한 것으로 알아요. 올해에는 10만명 할 수도 있겠어요. 저도 채널을 본격적으로 운영할 계획인데 제가 만 명이 넘으면 디디 님께 게스트 신청 하겠습니다. 재미있게 사세요!
응원해요 💪 감사합니다✨✨✨✨
Спасибо, спасибо, спасибо🙏
네팔에서 보고있습니다 디디님 팟캐스트 정말 좋아합니다 사랑합니다😌🤎🍀
Thank you so much. This was really helpful!
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한국어랑 일본어가 아는 외국인데 확실히 듣기는 한국어보다 일본어가 훨씬 쉬어요. 한국어는 이제 배워서 아는 단어라도 들을 때 이해 못하는 거 많아요. 보면 아는데 왜 못 알아들어? 이런거 많아요. 일본어는 한국어보다 명확하게 말하는 느낌있어요. 그러니까 한 번 배운 단어라면 무조건 들을 수 있어요. 일본어보다 한국어가 쉬운 점도 있지만 듣기는 한국어는 세계 언어 중에서도 여려운 편인 거 같아요
finally got a time frame i was feeling dumb i couldn't make a sentence in my head yet after studying so hard but its only been 3 months fr
Hi john.your korean is so great
Before i work in usa
Right now i've been in korea
Nice to know you
*PERCAKPAN YANG MENARIKK...MOHON BISA BERTEMAN❤❤😊😊🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🤝🤝*
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤️🙏🏻
너무 너무 좋아하게 들었다
John이 너무 너무 재밌었어🤣
Thank you!
러닝맨 덕분에 제가 아는 한국어의 %70이 그들 덕분입니다
thank you so much❤❤
제가 몽골에서 듣고 있어요. 들어 봤는데 잘 알고 있었어 너무 좋아요
thank you i love them
thank you.
このチャンネルのファンになりました🦋
よろしくお願いします！🧚♀
@@didikoreanpodcast 勉強して7/25で3年になりますが、話すことが全然出来なくて＋TOPIKⅡの試験を4/14に受けますが…4級受かるかなー？どうか？ってところです。そんなときにこの動画に出会いました♡ あらためて、何のために韓国語勉強始めたのか？字幕なしで推しの言葉やドラマを見たいというのと、旅行した時に不自由なく話したいことでした。テスト問題解くことに必死になってて、楽しくなかったので、思い出せてよかったです。
(Discordに加入しましたが、使い方分からずです)
私も本当に同じような理由で日本語を学んでいます 😊TOPIK、4級に受かることを願っています！
ディスコードは使用が少し難しいですね、すみません🥹、使いやすい方法を後日アップします！
I like the way he speaks Korean extremely clearly, although I may be biased because I'm also American and I'm a native English speaker. 😅
그가 한국어를 굉장히 명확하게 말하는 방식이 매우 마음에 듭니다. 하지만 나 또한 미국인이며 영어 원어민이기 때문에 편견이 있을 수도 있어요. 😅
언니 im waiting for ur ‘my day’ vlog
My daily life vlog?? 😆
ㅇㅈ! 정말 대단해!
I am from Viet Nam. I was so disappointed to not do well in the Korean university interview this morning. I can not express myself in Korean even though I have learned Korean for 2 years and got TOPIK level 4. It was so shamed and I cried too much, thinking that my effort was nothing. I am so sad right now and I am determined to find a way to improve my Korean speaking and listening skills. So if you're learning Korean right now, pls prioritize speaking, speaking and speaking.
Thanks for this gem. I subscribed and let's see how my Korean improves after a few months. Thank you
I think interview is really hard itself. Even thought in native language, it will be hard to express what you want to say in that kind of pressure! Hope you can keep enjoying your learning journey! I'm rooting you!!! 화이팅!!!!
Thank you for learning Cantonese!
디디님과 John님 신기한 추천해줘서 고마워요.
He's a good speaker. He speaks with confidence. But by no means his his Korean better than any native speakers 😂😂
ジョンの発言の日本語字幕がしばしば女言葉になるので笑ってしまいます。
本当ですか！ごめんなさい！！（ジョンさんにも。。。）😭😭😭😭😭😭笑笑
짜장면 썰에 빵터졌음ㅋㅋ 그땐 존이 엄청 창피하셨을 텐데 지금 들어보니까 너무 웃겨
짜장면 막 먹다가 사장님이랑 눈이 마주친 표정 진짜ㅋㅋㅋ
二人の動画よく見ってます、グラボ最高
😊😊😊😊
안녕하세요 저는 베트남에서 왔어요
Next part please ❤ mam
Just listen to the tonal movement of John's speech. It goes high and low in a very natural manner; very comparable to Didi's tones. If I had to guess, most Americans sound like robots when speaking Korean. They certainly do when speaking Norwegian which is also a tonal language. The similarities of tone are probably what drew me to learning Korean.
Interesting insight! Conversely, when Koreans learn English, many instructors advise them to avoid the monotony often found in Korean speech patterns, encouraging them to use varied intonations instead of a flat tone 🤣
People with low level tend to talk like robots regardless of language because it's still difficult to express themselves, let alone sound natural at the same time. Some people have really good accent even at beginner level, but I don't think it's common when confronted with having to use the language in real life. It's a common party trick by "TH-cam polyglots". There is one who makes videos about learning Korean and they normally sounded really amazing in Korean, truly great accent... until one day they released a video that was an unscripted conversation on a topic that wasn't about language learning. Wow did they sound different. It was easy to tell they weren't actually advanced in the language, unlike what was always showed in their normal scripted videos with perfect accent.
There's someone else I discovered like this lol they sound great in their own Korean speaking videos, but someone released an unedited interview with them and they were like "ummm...하하...ummm........헤헤" the whole time and they could barely express themselves, let alone have a natural accent.
The guy in this video is on another level, he's actually fluent and can express his ideas clearly and efficiently...very impressive!
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His Korean is great
이 여성은 예쁠 뿐만 아니라 언어 능력은 아주 좋다.❤
Did John shut down his channel ? I can’t seem to find him anywhere , not even a single clue …
www.youtube.com/@존쌤의언어습득법
This is John's channel! :)
재밌어요! 👍 혹시 일리야 벨랴코프 "대한러시안" 도 누군지 아신가요?
알아요! 에 출연하셨던 ㅎㅎㅎ
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Namaste didi ❤😊
이번 에피소드는 왜 spotify에서 아직 안 나오나요.. ㅠㅠ 출퇴근하면서 듣고 싶은데
미안해요~! 10분 안에 올릴게요 ㅋㅋㅋ 😃
@@didikoreanpodcast 우왕 감사합니다^^ 주말 잘 보내세요~~
저는 한국어 공불게요 😅,제 인더니아 사람 입니다,,자레서 잔씨😊,감사합니다 📼🎥
디디 한국어 저도 자기소기를 하기를어때요!
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존 엄청 한국어 잘하네! 내 모국어 카팡팡안어서 이게 나함테 어려운것 같은데, 일본어 내 모국어와 더 비슷해서 일본어 할 줄 알면 한국어 나한테 아마도 쉬어
이 방법 일상생활에 엄청 도움이 되겠다..근데 토픽시험 보려고 하면은 어쩔수 없이 그냥 공부도 해야될 것 같아요
맞아 시험은 어쩔 수 없지요 🥹 화이팅이에요 🤍
@@didikoreanpodcast감사해요... 3일 남았어요 ㅋㅋ🤪
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진짜 잘했지,천천히 말하기가 시작하면 장래에 꼭 잘게 말할 수 있다.
이 영상을 들어보니 잘 이해하는데 사실로 그렇지 않아. 면접에서 한국인과 이야기하면 알아들 때가 많습니다.😢
Whenever I try to speak Korean people always think I'm drunk 🤣 I'm also thinking about speaking Korean to whoever starts an argument with me. I will babble out some Korean sentence like 너무 웃겨서 배가 아파. They'll get confused and walk away. Do you think it will work? 😂
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ너무 웃겨서 배가 아파 is a quite good sentence so it might work 🤣
@@didikoreanpodcast Guess what. It totally works. I've tried this on my sister. She wanted to borrow some money so I kept repeating "네 얼굴이 달처럼 반짝이네". She got so annyoed, oh boy. But left me alone. I have saved me some money. 😂
@@sansebastiansj haha Oh no. Your poor sister.