Common Mistakes Korean Learners Make | 한국어를 배우는 외국인들이 자주 하는 실수
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What I learned from this is to just speak like Yoda when speaking Korean.
Thistledove That's what I thought! XD
me too lol
Yoda actually uses Object > Subject > Verb not Subject > Object > Verb: Bread, I like. Not "I bread, like."
These exact mistakes apply to Japanese, too, if you just switch some of the small details.
These videos are very useful. I also bought your book from Amazon. I wish you would get another hat, however.
+Buffalo Bill I have a second hat that I wore in maybe 1 video but this is my favorite one :P
+Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean your hat is beautiful
I bought your first book, it just came in the mail!! Your videos help so much. I'm going into the military and will likely be taught Korean for my field. I'd like to go in knowing some Korean already though, so I used your videos a lot
Thank you! You explained short and sweet, very useful)
Billy, I can't thank you enough for your videos. Really, thank you, thank you, thank you!! :-)
This is so great! I'm starting to learn Korean so it's nice to know the common mistakes from the start lol thank youu
woww you're like a hanguk saram already you even have videos about Korea's beliefs and culture and a good teacher too
한국인이 보기에도 엄청 유용한 영상들이네요 모국어가 아님에도 한국어에 대한 이해가 엄청나신 것 같아요 >< 너무 멋져요 !!!
I can read Hangul, but I don't know what it means. What should I do next?🤔🤔🤔
When I first started learning Korean, I tried to understand their grammar first so I learned about basic Subject-Object-Predicate and particles which are used. Then I moved on with memorizing as many as vocabularies as I can. After those steps all I do was just a series of watching variety shows, talk shows, and dramas (the Return of Superman helps so much because they type in the words the kids are trying to say, hence I know how a certain word is written in Korean). Oh, if you're a fangirl, try to read and translate the captions/texts that are written by the artists, it quite helps you to get the hang of it too
dlaskdus oh thanks! I'll try to actually do this now😄😂
ya same situation as you do..
How is that possible?
Word order and particles were easy for me because I learned Japanese first. There are so many similar grammar points, but I find that things actually make more sense in Korean most of the time as opposed to Japanese. My biggest struggle is spelling because hiragana and katakana are much easier to relate to English pronunciation than Hangul. If I hear a word in Japanese I know exactly how it’s spelled. But I’m often confused on which character goes with which syllable when trying to figure out the spelling in Korean.
Even after 8 years this video is so useful
but if you put markers "correctly", even though you make the order wrong, Koreans can understand you :)
But of course, it is much better to know the order to use it hahaha
Thank you!! You are such a good teacher ♡ Im learning a lot with your videos
Can you add cards to this video because anotations aren't working here?
I love that Alfa Romeo commercial.
I'm really having a problem at word order, but sometimes I can do it.
I'm really having a problem in particles too! I don't know what to put in other words because I'm really not good at english, (I'm from philippines) that's why sometimes I'm having a problem with it.
FYI - Also agree with the other viewer. Nice new hair style. Suits you well!
hi, this isn't really about korean language, but if a Koreans last name is Ban, are they related?
+믿음절제 (인내) I made a video that talks about Korean last names. Check out "Learn About Korean Names" on my Q&A playlist :)
Billy , I would like to ask ,I'm learning Korean for almost 2 years.I have lot of sources and some of it are kpop song lyrics in hangul characters with english translations and romanizations , and some of their lyrics doesn't follow the S-O-V pattern ,I'm a little bit confuse in how to apply these. And some of the song lyrics uses different verb endings like deo , geo and more . Maybe can you make video for more examples of korean verb endings and korean expressions like (OMG in english ) , type of Korean expressions /words/phrases without English translations .KOMAPSEUMNIDA .
I'd recommend avoiding romanized Korean (such as writing Korean with English letters), since it'll be difficult to learn about grammar with them, and it will be difficult to learn correct pronunciation that way. It'd be best to learn the Korean alphabet and to only use that for studying Korean - and fortunately it only takes a few hours to learn the basics of the alphabet. :)
guys let's make a group who interested in Korean lang.thanks for videos
“나는” and “저는” people always mix that up
I'm confused.
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There is a german/korean school in my city. www.hanhag.de/
They say that '한글 학교' means 'korean school'
Isn't it 한국학교 ? How can native koreans be wrong with it ? I don't get it.
Is it 한국학교 or 한글 학교 ?
That's because those schools are for helping people to learn Korean (and the written language), beginning with 한글.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Ah, okay. Thanks.
"한국학교" would just mean "korea school" anyway, because "한국" just means korea the country. 한국어 is the language.
한글 = korean alphabet/language
한국 = korea (country)
한국어 = korean (language)
한국인 = korean (person)
Billy,what face are famous,and faces are little bit famous?
Ffs, the ad before this was in Korean.
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