Culture and language are so intrinsically linked! I think this can be hard for western English speakers to grasp. There are a lot of people in the Korean classes I have taken who don't show adequate respect to our teacher, complain constantly about the concept of social hierarchies, or talk about how "weird" things are in Korean culture. Not only can that sort of closed mindedness be rude, but it is ultimately going to greatly hinder your language learning experience. I started learning Korean /because/ I was interested in Korean culture. So it's these links I appreciate and get excited about. For example: I struggle a lot less than my peers with formality levels because I've made an effort to understand /why/ formality exists and creating a mindset shift around that. I understand and most importantly, accept, where I fit in a Korean social hierarchy. Of course, within an American context I think in a more egalitarian way but when interacting in and with Korean culture I've allowed my mind to switch in and out of Korean me versus American me (culture wise). So it's easier for me to access the right honorific words or sentence endings I need.
I'm glad you're doing great now. Thanks for really helping us improve on learning Korean. Without any of your content I'm probably still stuck and not making any progress till this day.
The formality one is so true. You need to very carefully while using some words. I need it's better to avoid using a word if you're not sure about its application. Also we need to do a bit research bout the language and it's history culture, not like you need to remember the facts but get familiar with how it works. A free advice from my side is don't set time bounded goals in language learning because it's a subjective thing. I learned Hanguel in just 5 to 6 hours but other person may need more or less time. So just set goals but don't set a time like i will learn these vocabs in 3 days, or some topic in x time. Im happy to hear you're safe and sound. Take care. Good points👍
Thank for this video. I now have an idea where to start, I too thought I could learn it from dramas but I could only learn some phrases or a few words. This really helped ♡
I am really motived by watching your koreans learning methods. It's really useful. Nowaday, I studys English, Korean and Grade-7 School works at the same time but I took my time to learn Korean to fluent like you.And I want to study abroad in South Korea. I watched your videos to motived when I was frustrated by many school works.
i am in this kind of special point in learning a language process, where you actually can understand a lot, can read very well, and really know how to pronuance a full dialogue, but when it comes to trying to keep a live-conversation with somebody, just forget everything. even texting with korean friends it's more easier to me, than trying to talk a full conversation (not prepared like) so i'm in this part of the process where i'm actually advanced but can't go ahead . 아~좀 아쓉넹 ㅜㅜ
알고리즘타고 들어왔는데, 갑자기 영어 자막에 한국어를 말하시니 깜짝놀랐어요!! 발음과 문장을 굉장히 자연스럽게 말하시는 거 같아요😯 비록 전 한국인이라 팁이 공감되지는 않았지만, 다른 언어를 배울 때 이런 방법으로 접근하는 것도 좋겠다 싶었습니다! 목소리만 들으면 진짜, 유학 갔다 온 한국인같아요ㅋㄲㅋㅋㅋㅋ (목소리 커여운 거 실화인가요.. ㄷㄷ)
about he letting go of romanization tip^^ I’m a beginner, I’ve been learning korean for 4ish days now and I only know a handful of words that i learnt within the past 2 days. I have the majority of Hangul memorized and I can read it pretty fluently. I highly recommend learning Hangul first because it’s very easy! Pronunciation is a little difficult but after a week you should 99.99% be able to get the hang of it! I’m glad that I didn’t hesitate or I bet I would’ve struggle a lot-
I love your channel so much because from the first video itself you've always provided some value. I feel motivated with every single video. Looking forward to your growth. Thank you for the tips🌸💛
I've only been studying for a few weeks now (I got into Korean because I wanted to better understand K-pop music and be able to sing along and know what I'm singing, the way I do with american music) and I am taking it probably really slow? I started with duolingo and really wanna nail down the hangul and be able to read it well so I can move on to speaking and stuff. Already I feel like it's gonna be a bit harder but I have my flashcards and I'm ready to try! But these tips and your other videos have been super helpful, I really appreciate the time and effort you took to craft these.
I've been trying to watch going seventeen without subtitles because I feel like it would help studying more relaxed/real content of people just speaking naturally like they would on a daily basis !
Wow, your korean accent sounds so smooth and natural. I know it took a lot of hard work and many years to get to that level, but I'm so jelly of people who are fluent to this extent at a foreign language because it's so darn hard!!!
Guys as she said, do not skip hangeul, after learning that the romanization was not really the sentence, i studied the hangeul, is so easy to understad, each "symbol" has a coresponding letter in the roman alphabeth, and once you know how to combine the blocks, you can basicly read everything. And you knowing how to read, the gramar will be easier. I'm not even 30% fluent, but is a must if you're starting to learn korean, do not go for romanizations, it just delay your learning. Great video, just met your chanel bc I needed a boost to keep my journey with korean, I started in 2017, but never really got in to it, i can understand some things, i could understand red velvet's speach in singapore, and i felt so happy, and you chanel poped im my you tube, thanks. Any english mistake, I'm sorry, english is not my language, and I learned by myself.
This came to my recommendations and I'm so glad i watched it. I LOVE the way you speak. You have such a calming aura. Thank you for being so amazing 😭❤
thank you! i have been learning korean for about a year but dont know a whole lot yet! i feel nervous and overwhelmed at times but you help remind me its possible and to keep going!
Same. My teacher even mocks me, because she thinks I was saying I already know Korean when I told her I had studied for a year but didn't see Korean 102 available. She mocked me a few times and tried to embarrass me in class by asking me if I knew how to work "to be" in a sentence. Like, 이에요 하고예요 She literally sat next to me in class, took my partner, who likes to work through her problems first then share with me, and gave me a whole lecture about how if I don't participate I could possibly become bored and how she's worried about me and how since I was working ahead of the class, that she wasn't on that yet, even though I had already completed the lessons she wanted me to do. I was waiting for my partner to finish so that we could compare answers. We have worked together three times and I've quickly learned that she doesn't like to be thrown into things she isn't prepared for. She's really docile and shy, so I respect her space and we come together. I have made beginner mistakes too and my partner knows this, but the teacher assumed that I'm prideful because I stated that I studied Korean for a year and already knew how to say hello and to be, but would remain silent so that other students can have a chance to learn. Every now and then I speak up but the teacher didn't give me credit at all. She said I would get a bad grade for not participating. Tbh, it discouraged me. I wanted to drop the class but I don't want that on my school record. All I know is that, I refuse to take this class next semester, or I will choose a different teacher because I don't think that's right.
@@nicoleraheem1195 oh my gosh that’s terrible! Such a bad teacher smh yeah you should try to find a new teacher or try to report her or something! Don’t let it discourage you I’m sure that you’re not the first person it has happened to
@@nicoleraheem1195 yeah you’re probably right! I’m trying to study alone right now but I really want go to korea but like most people money is an issue but I’m trying to save for it
@@-bitzy- Right ! I might not be the first but at the same time, I might just be the first. Since, I'm not an absolute beginner like everyone else. Maybe people come to her as absolute Beginner's.
One of the things that worries me the most is accidentally learning a wrong pronunciation, so whenever I'm unsure about the way a word is pronounced, or if the meaning is correct, I try and look it up in as many sources as I can. Despite the cautiousness, I'm also trying to be less self-conscious about my pronunciation. When I think to much about a way to pronounce something, I end up butchering it.
Thank you so much for taking your time to make this video. I was stuck in a loop since a year and now I'm back on track from last month. Your tips and tricks really come in handy. 너무 감사합니다!
This video was helpful and I didnt get bored! Thank you for the tips and migaku seems helpful as well. Usually I struggle with watching language videos because I get bored. This was oddly entertaining and nice to watch :)
Omg! thank you so much! I thought that I could learn with just watching k-dramas and found myself taking more interest in watching the show than learning the language. Thank you so much for the tips! It helped me a lot!
I'm like a minute in, but definitely agree about learning hangul! I tried to just jump right in with the beginners conversation app from Sejong institute and I could not get pronunciation right looking at the romanization - or even hear the romanized spelling in the sentence! Finding out that, for example, "Lee" is actually 이 makes such a difference!!
I just started a bit over a week ago and the idea of Hangul was intimidating but while English is my main language my first was Serbian so I know how the phonetic way of writing Serbian letters doesn’t sound like they’re supposed to at all so I figured it’d be best to get used to it as soon as possible and I’m shocked that already just a week and a bit in I can read pretty much anything. Very slowly of course but I memorized Hangul really quickly.
When you finally make it to Korea, I hope you’ll vlog every once in a while. Enjoy your time there of course, but take us along for maybe just one hour of one day, so we can see what your experience is like. Wishing you the healthiest and best!
I‘d like to add a tip for learning 한글; I‘ve seen so many people study the korean alphabet using table sheets like when studying japanese hiragana and katakana, going through every possible syllable like 가 갸 거 겨 (…) but I feel like it’s very inefficient, and it also takes lots of time to actually understand the single letters they actually are I‘d suggest to rather learn the letters on their own, just like you learned the English alphabet (or any alphabet with latin letters (i don’t know about too many alphabets - so i‘ll exclude them before saying something wrong hh) and then go on to learn how the blocks are put together. It’s so much faster and easier to learn 한글 this way rather than spending hours on memorizing a table with blocks as if they were solid characters like kanji or hanzi c: Edit: i just saw that this channel uploaded a video on how to learn 한글 as well :D it’s very nice
You SHOULD learn that way to. Because table sheets are very EFFECTIVE for the fact off muscle memory for handwriting. Its mostly for handwriting and getting your brain and hand to memorize that….. 😒plus, everyone’s brain is programmed to learn differently. What might work for you might not for another. So what you think is “inefficient” is actually QUITE efficient for another. You sound very pretentious.
FORMALITY 😩 I really wish I'd studied it more seriously in the beginning. I freeze because it takes me so much time trying to figure out the appropriate way to address others.
12월부터 한국어 공부해요 but due to my semester i haven't been able to study at all although i really hope to get back into it. Learning korean has been such a fun experience and I'm not quitting 😭 화이팅
I also really wish I knew that passive drama watching was not the way to go. I've been watching kdramas for about 10 years now and while I wasn't watching to learn Korean, I really wish I decided to actively try to learn the language within that time. After those years, I am able to understand basic to low intermediate materials and conversations from just my passive Korean drama watching and I can't help but imagine how much I would have learnt if I actively tried to learn the language from the get-go.
I hope you’re feeling better now I’m recovering from covid also:(( i wanted to know since korean is a high context language I feel like I understand grammar and vocabs through songs and dramas but some say it’s not great tools but those just helps me 😭
They are good tools, but like i mentioned in the video, it’s good to have some sort of other means of study as well!! Instead of just watching and listening passively ^^
There is nothing wrong with that method, actually it's a really good method. There are just people that can't stand k-drama's that's all and they find it weird.. which is quite.. weird..? Since they want to learn korean ? 😂 most of people learning korean use kdramas and songs to learn the vocab and pronounciations etc. So don't worry about that. But I would recommand to watch korean cartoons that you can find easily on youtube or podcasts or there are also listening stories that you can find 😊 The more ressources you have that you enjoy, the best it is ~ no one has the exact same method as someone else to learn things. So don't worry and just use what works for you whenever you want !
I already learned Hangul for a while now. I just wanna learn how to form sentences and talk. I know how to read, I just don’t know sometimes what I’m reading😂i need help.
Well, your video is so helpful but when I started learning Korean I started learning with hanguel because I knew that learning a language without learning the letters is such a bad idea.😅
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i remember when i learnt english by myself starting from when i was 5. i used to use google translate which was a big mistake, so im trying to learn korean the same way i learnt english
Something that has not been brought up enough in these videos abt learning korean is that when you learn a new word, dont just memorize it. Make your own sentence and put it in context. If you know a certain word but can't put in a proper sentence correctly then it's not going to help you very much. Personally, I acquire words better by using it in actual conversation rather than just writing it down a bunch on paper. And this is because when I use it in a real conversation, it's not studying. It's practical use. And that's how you learn anything for real; through *practical use*
Hi idk if she has covered this in one of her videos but I'm at the point where I've already studied the alphabet and have basic vocabulary.I want to start learning grammar but I don't know where to start . Can anyone recommend a course or resources for Korean grammar?
Hii unnie 💜Can I ask U one help 🥺🥺Can U pls make a checklis (kinda steps) to learn Korean & as fluent as u do🥺🥺 please It would really helps us A LOT🥺💜💜💜Pls reply unnie
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Hi Guys !
what tablet do you use
It won't let me 😭 it says my email is badly formatted
I am also very interested in learning Korean please do you have a Facebook account
i’m so jealous of your progress lmao i study everyday and expect to be fluent the next day. i need to remember it takes time
She's probably reading from a script infront of her
@@what3433 but she still wrote it herself lol that’s still alot of progress
@@what3433everyone makes scripts for youtube videos..? Are you sped my guy
Culture and language are so intrinsically linked! I think this can be hard for western English speakers to grasp. There are a lot of people in the Korean classes I have taken who don't show adequate respect to our teacher, complain constantly about the concept of social hierarchies, or talk about how "weird" things are in Korean culture. Not only can that sort of closed mindedness be rude, but it is ultimately going to greatly hinder your language learning experience. I started learning Korean /because/ I was interested in Korean culture. So it's these links I appreciate and get excited about.
For example: I struggle a lot less than my peers with formality levels because I've made an effort to understand /why/ formality exists and creating a mindset shift around that. I understand and most importantly, accept, where I fit in a Korean social hierarchy. Of course, within an American context I think in a more egalitarian way but when interacting in and with Korean culture I've allowed my mind to switch in and out of Korean me versus American me (culture wise). So it's easier for me to access the right honorific words or sentence endings I need.
many monolingual american english speakers but some of us grew up speaking more than one language at home so we have no problem understanding that.
I'm glad you're doing great now. Thanks for really helping us improve on learning Korean. Without any of your content I'm probably still stuck and not making any progress till this day.
Can I start with you we will learn from today ;)
The formality one is so true. You need to very carefully while using some words. I need it's better to avoid using a word if you're not sure about its application. Also we need to do a bit research bout the language and it's history culture, not like you need to remember the facts but get familiar with how it works.
A free advice from my side is don't set time bounded goals in language learning because it's a subjective thing. I learned Hanguel in just 5 to 6 hours but other person may need more or less time. So just set goals but don't set a time like i will learn these vocabs in 3 days, or some topic in x time.
Im happy to hear you're safe and sound. Take care. Good points👍
I'm trying to keep these tips in mind but I just love listening to you speaking in Korean, it just sounds so nice
the fact that you did the whole video in korean-
언젠가 저두 한국말 그렇게 잘할 수 있었으면 좋겠어요 ㅜㅜ
Thank for this video. I now have an idea where to start, I too thought I could learn it from dramas but I could only learn some phrases or a few words. This really helped ♡
I am really motived by watching your koreans learning methods. It's really useful. Nowaday, I studys English, Korean and Grade-7 School works at the same time but I took my time to learn Korean to fluent like you.And I want to study abroad in South Korea. I watched your videos to motived when I was frustrated by many school works.
“study abroad in korea”
ha, fucking good luck. Let’s see how many hours you last.
@@peppero11
at least she's trying lol, good on her
@@sagearviso1979 lmao. Trying to study abroad in korea?
😂
@@peppero11 are you making fun of her? Huh? First be good like her then speak bitch
@@peppero11 So what? She is still learning!!!
i am in this kind of special point in learning a language process, where you actually can understand a lot, can read very well, and really know how to pronuance a full dialogue, but when it comes to trying to keep a live-conversation with somebody, just forget everything.
even texting with korean friends it's more easier to me, than trying to talk a full conversation (not prepared like) so i'm in this part of the process where i'm actually advanced but can't go ahead .
아~좀 아쓉넹 ㅜㅜ
You are really helping me learning Korean ,thank you sis for posting very effective videos ,and I really like your voice just like hearing asmr
완전 오랜만이네요. 한국어 발음은 완벽해진 것 같아요. 한국어 공부에 도움이 되는 팁이네요.👏👏👏
알고리즘타고 들어왔는데, 갑자기 영어 자막에 한국어를 말하시니 깜짝놀랐어요!! 발음과 문장을 굉장히 자연스럽게 말하시는 거 같아요😯 비록 전 한국인이라 팁이 공감되지는 않았지만, 다른 언어를 배울 때 이런 방법으로 접근하는 것도 좋겠다 싶었습니다! 목소리만 들으면 진짜, 유학 갔다 온 한국인같아요ㅋㄲㅋㅋㅋㅋ
(목소리 커여운 거 실화인가요.. ㄷㄷ)
커엽게 봐주셔서 감사합니당 !!
Thank you for the video unnie ❣️
다른 영상에서 목소리만 듣고 한국분이라고 생각했어요. 진짜 대단하세요. 저는 일본어를 막 시작했는데, 알려주신 팁을 잘 활용할게요. 감사합니다❤
about he letting go of romanization tip^^
I’m a beginner, I’ve been learning korean for 4ish days now and I only know a handful of words that i learnt within the past 2 days. I have the majority of Hangul memorized and I can read it pretty fluently. I highly recommend learning Hangul first because it’s very easy! Pronunciation is a little difficult but after a week you should 99.99% be able to get the hang of it! I’m glad that I didn’t hesitate or I bet I would’ve struggle a lot-
I'm so happy to see you healthy!! I will continue to look forward your videos!! thank you for your hard work
Yay, finally!! Love your videos and your voice sm!! 💜💜
I love your channel so much because from the first video itself you've always provided some value. I feel motivated with every single video. Looking forward to your growth. Thank you for the tips🌸💛
My exams finally ended sooo now i can freely start learning Korean !
I am also waiting for the end of my exams
@@bangtanboys3191 ohh best of luck for your exams💜💜
Thanks ♥️
I've only been studying for a few weeks now (I got into Korean because I wanted to better understand K-pop music and be able to sing along and know what I'm singing, the way I do with american music) and I am taking it probably really slow? I started with duolingo and really wanna nail down the hangul and be able to read it well so I can move on to speaking and stuff. Already I feel like it's gonna be a bit harder but I have my flashcards and I'm ready to try! But these tips and your other videos have been super helpful, I really appreciate the time and effort you took to craft these.
I've been trying to watch going seventeen without subtitles because I feel like it would help studying more relaxed/real content of people just speaking naturally like they would on a daily basis !
한국어 정말 잘하셔요ㅠㅠㅠ목소리도 엄청 좋으시구..🥺👍🏻👍🏻
this might sound weird but your voice when you speak korean is soo PRETTY
Wow, your korean accent sounds so smooth and natural.
I know it took a lot of hard work and many years to get to that level, but I'm so jelly of people who are fluent to this extent at a foreign language because it's so darn hard!!!
Guys as she said, do not skip hangeul, after learning that the romanization was not really the sentence, i studied the hangeul, is so easy to understad, each "symbol" has a coresponding letter in the roman alphabeth, and once you know how to combine the blocks, you can basicly read everything. And you knowing how to read, the gramar will be easier. I'm not even 30% fluent, but is a must if you're starting to learn korean, do not go for romanizations, it just delay your learning. Great video, just met your chanel bc I needed a boost to keep my journey with korean, I started in 2017, but never really got in to it, i can understand some things, i could understand red velvet's speach in singapore, and i felt so happy, and you chanel poped im my you tube, thanks.
Any english mistake, I'm sorry, english is not my language, and I learned by myself.
it’s such an amazing feeling when you learn words and recognize them in what you are watching, whether it be k-dramas or youtube :3
you sound like sana from twice ^^ thank you for this video !!
우와 알고리즘이 저를 여기로 이끌어서 봤는데 너무 대단하세요!! 🙊😍👏👏👏👏
This came to my recommendations and I'm so glad i watched it. I LOVE the way you speak. You have such a calming aura. Thank you for being so amazing 😭❤
thank you! i have been learning korean for about a year but dont know a whole lot yet! i feel nervous and overwhelmed at times but you help remind me its possible and to keep going!
Same. My teacher even mocks me, because she thinks I was saying I already know Korean when I told her I had studied for a year but didn't see Korean 102 available.
She mocked me a few times and tried to embarrass me in class by asking me if I knew how to work "to be" in a sentence.
Like,
이에요 하고예요
She literally sat next to me in class, took my partner, who likes to work through her problems first then share with me, and gave me a whole lecture about how if I don't participate I could possibly become bored and how she's worried about me and how since I was working ahead of the class, that she wasn't on that yet, even though I had already completed the lessons she wanted me to do.
I was waiting for my partner to finish so that we could compare answers. We have worked together three times and I've quickly learned that she doesn't like to be thrown into things she isn't prepared for. She's really docile and shy, so I respect her space and we come together.
I have made beginner mistakes too and my partner knows this, but the teacher assumed that I'm prideful because I stated that I studied Korean for a year and already knew how to say hello and to be, but would remain silent so that other students can have a chance to learn.
Every now and then I speak up but the teacher didn't give me credit at all. She said I would get a bad grade for not participating.
Tbh, it discouraged me. I wanted to drop the class but I don't want that on my school record.
All I know is that, I refuse to take this class next semester, or I will choose a different teacher because I don't think that's right.
I think it's better to study on your own for at least 12-15 months, and then take a intensive language course in Korea at Sogang or Yonsei
@@nicoleraheem1195 oh my gosh that’s terrible! Such a bad teacher smh yeah you should try to find a new teacher or try to report her or something! Don’t let it discourage you I’m sure that you’re not the first person it has happened to
@@nicoleraheem1195 yeah you’re probably right! I’m trying to study alone right now but I really want go to korea but like most people money is an issue but I’m trying to save for it
@@-bitzy- Right ! I might not be the first but at the same time, I might just be the first.
Since, I'm not an absolute beginner like everyone else. Maybe people come to her as absolute Beginner's.
One of the things that worries me the most is accidentally learning a wrong pronunciation, so whenever I'm unsure about the way a word is pronounced, or if the meaning is correct, I try and look it up in as many sources as I can. Despite the cautiousness, I'm also trying to be less self-conscious about my pronunciation. When I think to much about a way to pronounce something, I end up butchering it.
Thank you for this video Rhea I joined your DC server recently it really help me learning Korean tysm
I love your voice! You kinda sound like Sana!
You sound so much like TWICE's Sana!
진짜 레아 한국사람 같아요 ㄷㄷ 너무 잘해요 ㄷㄷ!!!!!!!!
Your tone of voice reminds me a lot of Hyuna's, it's really sweet. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for taking your time to make this video. I was stuck in a loop since a year and now I'm back on track from last month. Your tips and tricks really come in handy. 너무 감사합니다!
thanks for this :) this video gave me motivation to learn korean
also you have a really nice voice its very calming
단어, 문법 완벽하구요. 놀라운 건 "말투" 자체가 한국인이네요. 이건 누가 가르쳐 주는게 아닐 거 같은데.
Your voice is pretty! Thank you for learning Korean.
She speaks Korean really well and her voice is the best
꿀팁 너무 너무 감사합니다!
Ty for this! And am i the only one who thinks she sounds like Sana from Twice?
Good tips! As you said, I have been studying the hangul before, and this helped me a lot. I think romanization helps with the pronunciation of words.
This video was helpful and I didnt get bored! Thank you for the tips and migaku seems helpful as well. Usually I struggle with watching language videos because I get bored. This was oddly entertaining and nice to watch :)
Omg! thank you so much! I thought that I could learn with just watching k-dramas and found myself taking more interest in watching the show than learning the language. Thank you so much for the tips! It helped me a lot!
I'm like a minute in, but definitely agree about learning hangul! I tried to just jump right in with the beginners conversation app from Sejong institute and I could not get pronunciation right looking at the romanization - or even hear the romanized spelling in the sentence! Finding out that, for example, "Lee" is actually 이 makes such a difference!!
Thank you for the information Reha, your voice is so soothing. Fighting!
You speak so..well and you're like radio dj.It's also chilling listening to your voice
lets bring some attention to her beautiful voice
I just started a bit over a week ago and the idea of Hangul was intimidating but while English is my main language my first was Serbian so I know how the phonetic way of writing Serbian letters doesn’t sound like they’re supposed to at all so I figured it’d be best to get used to it as soon as possible and I’m shocked that already just a week and a bit in I can read pretty much anything. Very slowly of course but I memorized Hangul really quickly.
Miss gurl sounds like Sana from Twice,prove me wrong I'll wait
Thank you for the video 😉😊😊😊
Hi! Can you make a video on the order in which we should Korean topics and expanding vocabulary... :)
I feel good knowing I started with the characters first. I felt like it would be a good foundation.
Your voice is similar to twice Sana
When you finally make it to Korea, I hope you’ll vlog every once in a while. Enjoy your time there of course, but take us along for maybe just one hour of one day, so we can see what your experience is like. Wishing you the healthiest and best!
I was literally waiting for your video
thank you for your video, you really give me motivation to keep learning 🧡🧡
I‘d like to add a tip for learning 한글;
I‘ve seen so many people study the korean alphabet using table sheets like when studying japanese hiragana and katakana, going through every possible syllable like 가 갸 거 겨 (…) but I feel like it’s very inefficient, and it also takes lots of time to actually understand the single letters they actually are
I‘d suggest to rather learn the letters on their own, just like you learned the English alphabet (or any alphabet with latin letters (i don’t know about too many alphabets - so i‘ll exclude them before saying something wrong hh) and then go on to learn how the blocks are put together. It’s so much faster and easier to learn 한글 this way rather than spending hours on memorizing a table with blocks as if they were solid characters like kanji or hanzi c:
Edit: i just saw that this channel uploaded a video on how to learn 한글 as well :D it’s very nice
You SHOULD learn that way to. Because table sheets are very EFFECTIVE for the fact off muscle memory for handwriting. Its mostly for handwriting and getting your brain and hand to memorize that….. 😒plus, everyone’s brain is programmed to learn differently. What might work for you might not for another. So what you think is “inefficient” is actually QUITE efficient for another. You sound very pretentious.
FORMALITY 😩 I really wish I'd studied it more seriously in the beginning. I freeze because it takes me so much time trying to figure out the appropriate way to address others.
youre one of the biggest inspirations i have to learn korean !
와 발음 진짜 좋으셔서 감짝놀랐어요!! 목소리도 너무 예쁘세요
Love it!!ty sister ✨
I was literally waiting for your video💜
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12월부터 한국어 공부해요 but due to my semester i haven't been able to study at all although i really hope to get back into it. Learning korean has been such a fun experience and I'm not quitting 😭 화이팅
발음이 너무 예뻐요
I also really wish I knew that passive drama watching was not the way to go. I've been watching kdramas for about 10 years now and while I wasn't watching to learn Korean, I really wish I decided to actively try to learn the language within that time. After those years, I am able to understand basic to low intermediate materials and conversations from just my passive Korean drama watching and I can't help but imagine how much I would have learnt if I actively tried to learn the language from the get-go.
Thank you so much for uploading a new video btw can you make on grammer😁
Omygod now I know why I’m still in the same place as I’ve started. Thank you
ABSHSJS SO CUTE!!! You are cute. Now you are my motivation to learn korean more.
thank you soo much! this helped me soo much, love your videos!
It’s so hard to memorize Hangul but I’ll try again so thank you !
I hope you’re feeling better now I’m recovering from covid also:((
i wanted to know since korean is a high context language I feel like I understand grammar and vocabs through songs and dramas but some say it’s not great tools but those just helps me 😭
They are good tools, but like i mentioned in the video, it’s good to have some sort of other means of study as well!! Instead of just watching and listening passively ^^
There is nothing wrong with that method, actually it's a really good method. There are just people that can't stand k-drama's that's all and they find it weird.. which is quite.. weird..? Since they want to learn korean ? 😂
most of people learning korean use kdramas and songs to learn the vocab and pronounciations etc. So don't worry about that. But I would recommand to watch korean cartoons that you can find easily on youtube or podcasts or there are also listening stories that you can find 😊
The more ressources you have that you enjoy, the best it is ~ no one has the exact same method as someone else to learn things. So don't worry and just use what works for you whenever you want !
8:55 so for the ones on the server go and try to use what you know XD come on come on don't get stuck in English comfort zone~~
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Omg u are more fluent than me I'm korean 😭
I already learned Hangul for a while now. I just wanna learn how to form sentences and talk. I know how to read, I just don’t know sometimes what I’m reading😂i need help.
I fell in love with your voice!!
Hi I'm new and I've watched some of your other vids! They really helped me I'm a starter to Korean Also
Unrelated but your voice reminds me of Sana from Twice:)
can you please make a video where you teach us Korean bc yours is really good and I've always wanted to understand it and be fluent at it
I didn’t know you had covid pls take care of your health rhea😥☹️
I looooooove your voice ..it's soooo sweet and cute when you speak Korean..
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Well, your video is so helpful but when I started learning Korean I started learning with hanguel because I knew that learning a language without learning the letters is such a bad idea.😅
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i remember when i learnt english by myself starting from when i was 5. i used to use google translate which was a big mistake, so im trying to learn korean the same way i learnt english
Well, at least I started right with Hangul. Though I realized I'm doing the passive watching with my English learning and not moving to advanced 🤡
My name is Rhea tooooooo
Something that has not been brought up enough in these videos abt learning korean is that when you learn a new word, dont just memorize it. Make your own sentence and put it in context. If you know a certain word but can't put in a proper sentence correctly then it's not going to help you very much. Personally, I acquire words better by using it in actual conversation rather than just writing it down a bunch on paper. And this is because when I use it in a real conversation, it's not studying. It's practical use. And that's how you learn anything for real; through *practical use*
Your voice fits korean so good! I want to hear you talk in other languages, ur mother language ..?😮
Well i really wanna learn Korean and many other languages but its really challenging and difficult when you are a medical student🙃.
Hi idk if she has covered this in one of her videos but I'm at the point where I've already studied the alphabet and have basic vocabulary.I want to start learning grammar but I don't know where to start . Can anyone recommend a course or resources for Korean grammar?
I've mentioned a few textbooks and online resources in my first video, but I’ll probably go a but deeper into grammar sometime soon! :)
@@rhea_irl okay thank you ✨✨
Hii unnie 💜Can I ask U one help 🥺🥺Can U pls make a checklis (kinda steps) to learn Korean & as fluent as u do🥺🥺 please It would really helps us A LOT🥺💜💜💜Pls reply unnie
Idk y but ur voice while speaking Korean is like park boyoung's voice
Off topic but,......GURL I LOVE YOUR HAIR!
Omg your voice is too much like Sana
Your accent literally is like native speakers wow..
Because I love learn language (I'm french) but I don't know how we learning a language 😭