Appliances (가전 제품) In Korean - Korean Vocabulary

[@katelily7619]

1:03 냉장고를 부탁해 👍
This video is presented nicely. I wish it was available as flashcard printout. 😜 고마워요 선생님.

[@ConversationalKorean]

That's a food-related tv show! Another proof I can see you really enjoy cooking, Kate!

[@katelily7619]

맞아요 선생님. 저는 미국 사람이지만 (사란인데) 한식과 한국 영화 정말 좋아해요. 한식이 최고입니다 !! 그렇죠 👍

[@ConversationalKorean]

저는 어렸을 때 햄버거와 피자를 매우 좋아했었는데, 지금은 비빔밥이랑 된장찌개 같은 한식이 더 좋아요. ㅋ

[@RainsuGurung]

Thankyou so much sir for making this lovely video 🤗❤

[@Kim-fu2ix]

감사합니다 선생님 🙏
저는 미얀마사람입니다🇲🇲
한국어를 공부하고한국어를 너무 사랑해요

[@3Nam789]

thank you 😩😩😩

[@PN-sk3ve]

love your Korean educational videos, thank you for sharing 🤗☺

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, pretty noona! 🙂

[@kpopgrrl]

In English, at least in the United States, we call a "mixer" a "blender "

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks for letting me know. I really appreciate it.

[@jaeyoonsbojogae9026]

감사드립니다!!! 어휘들을 잘 사용하겠습니다~

[@kimgilynhyun4645]

thanks for the video..
thanks all the admin here..
i appreciated

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome!

[@sojgizzi662011]

Thanks for sharing your amazing work you both are amazing talented amazing thanks 🙏 so much for great both you 🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍❤️❤️👏👏👏😘

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're very welcome! 😀

[@runjetgarcia9435]

감사합니다~! 저는 한국어를 배우고 있어요 ~♡ ♡ 수고합니다 ♡ ♡ ♡

[@rachelhankoreanteacher1628]

한국어 댓글이 멋지네요!!
수고합니다. -> 수고하셨습니다. or 수고하셨어요 🤗🤗🤗

[@sunah7276]

헤드폰 핸드폰으로 읽었어요 ㅎㅎ 참! 영상을 잘 보고 일하러 갑니다~

[@ConversationalKorean]

ㅎㅎ 고마워요!

[@khinglay9381]

Very fun Language.
Thank you very much.

[@asifahammedcsrit9568]

Nice 👌

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks! 🙂

[@army4life954]

Thanks for the videos there really helpful

[@ReleaseTv]

great

[@lucyatkinson975]

감사합니다 🥺

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome!

[@nawelel6970]

Thank you very much very useful ! ☺️

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Nawel! And thank you! 🙂

[@nammiyeon5433]

i like how u do different vidieo ^^ thank you

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome!

[@jeenaninglekhu]

thanks for helpful video sir ..mem!!!from Nepal ❣️💟❣️💋💟💞

[@ConversationalKorean]

Dhanyabad! 😀

[@azealla5834]

thank you so much for this video :).

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome :)

[@child6524]

Hello, first comment. 안녕하세요.

[@ConversationalKorean]

Yes, you got the first one again! Thank you! 🙂

[@child6524]

감사함니다 선생님. 한국말 잘 못해요. ♥️

[@elliasbarretolopes286]

💜👏👏🙏🙏

[@asimfahad4028]

Learning korean just for BTS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💜💜

[@miaw7946]

0:37

[@nadyneezral7320]

A fan in Korean sounds like 'Song Joong-ki' LOL
I thought I heard Song Joong-ki hahahaha

[@ConversationalKorean]

It rhymes :)

[@aizacruz6842]

Tanong kolang po bkait yung iba nilagay ko sa korean translator iba po ang tawag tulad ng stereo odio sa korean translator
seutele-o lumalabas

[@beawaretuber7454]

I like all ur videos, and i was waiting for your video. everything is OK but one request can u put romanization of those names, so that it will be easy for beginners like me🤗

[@brandon3872]

I know as a beginner it can seem difficult, but I've been learning Korean for a while, I strongly recommend learning hangul (the Korean alphabet) before you learn words.

[@ConversationalKorean]

I understand what you mean, but as Jason said, I recommend learning and practice reading hangul. part of the reason is that I think romanization can be misleading the real pronunciation.

[@katelily7619]

I agree with Jason and Conversational Korean -- I started out trying to learn via romanization and it messes you up; it is misleading. After you learn Korean alphabet, you will notice how inaccurate and inconsistent romanization can be.

[@army4life954]

What I do for bts

[@sakurasea1074]

You sound like the guy from TTMIK

[@asheebiancareyes]

휴대폰 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Mr.RAI62]

Please write your pronounciantion in english too

[@michaelfernando5672]

romanization, you mean