Love you Jaein and Erina~ don't be shy to reply and interact with all of us :) and big up to Dave for taking care of the foreign viewers!! (and the comparasion for before and after is soooooo lit!!)
For Jaein, it's more of learning to be sloppier with the pronunciation as Hangul puts focus on different syllables while English tends to be smoother. For Erina it's more of "RRRRRRRRRR"
안녕하세요! 오늘 스페셜한 영상 준비했습니다! 오늘은 영화를 통해서 원어민 처럼 영어 하는 법 알아봤어요- 코어소리영어 통해서 에리나와 재인 배워봤는데 여러분한테도 유익한 영상 됐으면 좋겠어요! 그리고 레슨뿐 아니라, [[코어소리영어 대표님 신왕국]] 모셔서, 정말 멋진 인터뷰 + 영어 어떻게 잘하게 됐는지 알아봤어요. 이 영상 되게 열심히 만들었는데 여러분 재미있게 봐주셨으면 좋겠어요. 코어소리 영어 PC로 보기 bit.ly/2Nb2esO 모바일로 보기: bit.ly/2zF6zRS
Hey dave! Jaein brought up an interesting thing about gestures. I'm sure there are many differences between English and Korean. Maybe an idea for part of a vid? Cheers :)
I have a lot of respect for those who learn another language like right now I'm trying to learn french, it isn't going well but I'll keep going at it Love from The UK
Keep going Lucelle, French is my mother tongue but I know how hard it is. Don't give up ! And remember, even if you make some mistakes at first with grammar etc... It's not a big deal, most people will still understand.
Same here, I'm also trying to re-learn French again by watching a movie or a series first without subtitles, and then the second time with french subtitles. Bonne chance @Lucille
I'm learning French in school (UK) as well and I'm also learning Japanese at home. I feel like reading from textbooks and copying it out on your exercise books is not the way to learning a language for me. I really do want to learn French but the school system is not motivating me at all. I ended up wanting to learn Japanese (and soon Korean) instead 😅.
foreign viewers also want to communicate with erina and jaein, so this is really touching to see❤ U can do it, girls, and we're also working really hard on learning korean❤
This comment will probably get lost, but I kinda want to say it anyway. Because I had ear infections as a child, I didn't hear words very much. Yet, somehow, I learned how to read very early. In fact, I still have higher than normal levels of mishearing people than most. So I've always focused more on text than speech I guess sort of my "point" is don't neglect writing either, because it too has an important role
@@heyfriend8519 Huh. Mine was before I could remember, but it was apparently so bad I could only hear drums in music, or things screamed at me from nearby
@@heyfriend8519 actually, it is probably medically linked, since I have an Auditory processing disorder, because of my results on speech hearing tests being worse than my actual ability to hear. I really hate silence, so I'm pretty much always listening to music, unless I need to use my ears for something else, like talking or watching a video
I don't think Dave and the Core Sound CEO are saying to neglect writing. The Korean school system neglects listening/speaking and only focuses on reading/writing. Thus, Koreans can perform better on exams, like the SAT, than native English speakers but they cannot speak it at all. These two are trying to bring into the light for their Korean audience that learning a language should not be solely reading/writing but should also be integrated with listening/speaking.
@@saralee8996 the interview did come off to me as neglecting writing, even if the CEO doesn't actually neglect it and is instead trying to make a point about the value of speaking
I would love to see more of these learning episodes with Erina and Jaein! Seeing their progress, even in a short amount of time, was so cool! YOU CAN DO IT, GIRLS! I BELIEVE IN YOU!
You're never too old to learn a new language. I'm in my mid 30's and have been learning Korean for about 2 months now using online lessons and I already understand a fair bit of what's said on channels like this one. Listening to a lot of KPop and watching Korean shows here on TH-cam really helps, too. ^_^
As someone who's taught English to Koreans a lot, I really appreciate this program. This is what I wanted to do but couldn't. Props to the guy who made it.
Aaahhhh I love seeing Dave make videos with his friends. It seems like he has such a great time! Don't get me wrong, the videos he makes on his own are amazing too. I just love that he smiles more when he's with his friends! Also, thank you Dave! ( I don't know if he'll see this.. ) But I just want to take a hot minute to say thank you for creating content and making amazing, entertaining, and sometimes even personal posts and videos. We all love you, man. You're an amazing huan being and I hope you are truly doing well. ^-^
bruh the way dave edits his videos is so under appreciated!!!! it must take him hours just to edit a single clip omg- or maybe not lmao idk how editing works
I currently teach English in Japan and Erina's before pronunciation is how all my students start out too! And I have one student in particular who can't study through textbooks, but loves foreign movies. His grammar isnt perfect, but his pronunciation and intonation are spot on! えりなさんならできるよ! 頑張ってね!
This is such an informative and fun way to learn English! 'Shadowing' or mimicking is how I learned English back when I was a kid. I watched lots of animated movies (VHS tapes, yeah yeah, I'm old 😜) and series ,mostly Disney. The movies have English subtitles in it as those tapes were from South Korea. However, that time when I was a kid my accent wasn't good though my English was decent. One thing I've found helpful to me (as an adult) in learning intonation and diction was through watching movies or documentaries, repeating the words and lines right after the character delivers them. And I also made sure to record my voice so that I can compare them with the video. I also bought SAT reviewer books not because I need to take the test but to improve my reading comprehension. And of course, read lots and lots of books ranging from children's books (loved Dr. Seuss) to novels like Stephen King's. The most important thing is to never stop learning and use the language every opportunity you get if you're not living in an English speaking country. Currently I'm learning Japanese and I'm into Japanese Tutorials done by native Japanese people, without any English subtitles at all.
That’s how I learned Korean, it helps because when you talk to actual native Koreans, then you understand what they say easily because you don’t solely learn Hangul you hear their intonations and how they pronounce which helps you form an understanding. For those trying to learn Korean, YOU GOT THIS! I know it’s hard! But keep going!
I am in my first year of Korean and stumbled across this channel. I am finding some videos difficult to follow and others fairly simple. Basically, this is an awesome channel!
wow this was really fun! I’m not trying to humble brag but English is only my third language and I learnt it mostly by myself through reading manga, listening to interviews, movies and whatnot because I was picked on by my friends for being the only one who doesn’t speak it...and so I guess I learnt the intonation and this ‘shadowing’ thing unintentionally. I’m always getting asked why I have such a distinctive American accent and speak like a native when I dropped English classes after two years and I couldn’t say anything because I didn’t know either... this video made me realize that it was because I watched those interviews and movies. mind=blown. thank you Dave for helping me realize I actually did something good once lol
This was exactly how I learned Japanese! As a huge anime and J-Movie fan, I started learning how to speak by shadowing phrases. Then later on when I was much older, I picked up reading and writing. By that time, it was far easier for me to learn because it was just connecting the dots to what i'm saying to what I'm reading/writing. I'm so glad that you did this video because it'll help more people to go into the languages they love with resources they already have!
It's more about confident than anything else, don't be shy, just keep trying and some day you'll speek like a native English-speeker. Saludos de Argentina 👋
This method is really effective. That's why I'm so thankful of Dave for putting hangul and english subtitles on all his videos. It helps me to learn Korean through shadowing. 😀
I think what your male guest is talking about is comprehensible input. The theory is that we learn more efficiently not by memorizing rules, but by being immersed in the language and subconsciously mappimg it out. So keep watching those dramas.
Natural, we need to learn and feel the environment when we learn. I’m so curious really, why most of education programs starts with writing and reading. That’s really troublesome after when you gotta speak. I was educated all of them at once and didn’t have many problems but after watching movies and etc in English, I learned many things rather than before. Then I also started to read different articles, was looking and listening to the lyrics of music. That was really helpful. I’m glad that schools are now trying to fix that problem. At least I know that many schools in my country are changing it which is why I’m a bit happier. Lately I’ve been into Korean, I guess I’ll use same techniques to learn at least speaking and texting
So true, when I went to Korea I found it really easy to talk Korean even though I've never properly learned how to speak it but I have been watching Korean variety shows for 5 years now, who would've known it was so easy to pick up a skill like this.
I learned almost all my korean by watching videos after getting into kpop~ They are so right, it's much easier to learn a language by consistent EXPOSURE to natural speech in natural situations rather than examples in textbooks. If you can't study abroad or talk to native speakers directly, watch dramas and movies! and youtube videos for that matter!
They're so cute and i love that Dave is so supportive and encouraging because its difficult to speak a language you dont know and it can be scary. But they did very good.👍👍Fighting!!
That was so great!!!! And Dave tell Jaein and Erika that it’s okay to make mistakes! Just getting anything from them is so😍😍😍😍 I would love to get replies from them because they’re so amazing!!
이게 문제가 한두번으로는 절대 안되요. 열번 스무번? 어림없어요. 최소 100번 넘게 같은걸 봐야한다 생각하고 해야해요. 그렇기 때문에 꼭 본인이 좋아하는 장르의 영화나 미드나 애니를 골라야합니다. 그래야 계속봐도 질리지않고 볼수 있어요. 저 개인적으로 수없이 많은 시행착오 거쳤는데 이 방법 정말 강추해요. 억양. 발음 그들의 문화. 등등 다 배울수 있어요. 단 꼭 질리지않고 반복에 반복에 반복을 해야한다는거. 그러므로 정말 질리지는걸로 선택해야한다는거!!!!
This is why language classes (like Spanish, French, German, etc) in the US (or at least where I live) focus so much on speaking and expressing yourself as if you were a native speaker.
Ahh I really loved this video! It's fun to watch them learn and the website you used is really helpful, I feel! The before and after clips were fun too! It's nice to see them learning in a fun way!
This goes to show how difficult it is to correctly imitate the sound of a foreign language when you've grown to adulthood speaking a non-English (especially non-European) native language. Awesome job, Dave! ***Core Sound English is on the right track when it comes to teaching/learning English. The CEO's own English proficiency is proof.***
Mooooore of this!!!!!! Although I really want more "Japanese with Erina" (whether on her channel or yours), teaching the girls english is actually something I want to see even more, though I probably wouldn't learn much from this myself.
I can just say this now, I've watched a lot of Asian dramas lately, mainly boys love or bromance, but I do want to learn the languages of said dramas. There's one Korean movie that I absolutely love, even though it's extremely dark when it comes to the topic, but I want to learn the language without English subtitles. It sucks for me because English is the only language I know currently and it makes me feel like an absolute idiot when it comes to different languages. I appreciate the pointers that Shin WangGuk had given us with watching movies, dramas, etc for the intonition instead of just the reading and writing aspect. He's truly an amazing guy for it. And for Dave to be able to have Shin WangGuk on his youtube channel, it amazes me to no end. Thank you to both Dave and Shin WangGuk for your information regarding this topic. Also, Jaein and Erina is extremely adorable with their pronunciations of English words. I can't deal with their cuteness. Literal cuteness overload.
Another way learn english are from music. 1. Choose ur favorite english song 2. Sing it while watch the lyric 3. Sing it without lyric 4. While sing it try write 5. Then translate it to ur own language Its good for listen, spell n writing ability. It just my opinion tho.
It’s really dumb to thank you for this video, but I absolutely love it. My major is Japanese, and I am struggling with the transition to speaking, even after 3 years. I will start studying Korean this winter and my goal is to do it in a more natural way. So thank you! Learning a language should be natural, not from a textbook!
Awesome Dave! Keep up the good work! And thank you for your honesty on instagram. I understand that it’s difficult without Vai but you are doing great, I always loved and will always love your content 💗 I love your way to be serious and funny at the same moment and the passion that you put in what you do. Send you a huuuggg
Jaein is really can speak English, her way pronouncing every single word its almost perfect. I've been learning english for 12 years, but still, i can't pronounce a sentence perfectly, and my grammar is so hm....
I'm not sure how you normally learn, but if you have a native speaker around try to talk with them as often as possible. Watch a lot of English shows and listen to songs in English, then try to repeat what you hear. Of course, keep studying from books, but doing those things will help you sound natural.
Depends on when you start. You can learn more in 3 or 4 years starting from age 7 than you can in 10 years starting in university. Your brain just absorbs the language easier when you're younger. Based on what I've read about both education systems, I don't think Erina started learning English seriously until probably year 7, while Jaein likely started in year 3. That's why she's a bit stronger at it than Erina.
This is awesome and so relatable!!! I know watching Korean and Japanese shows have helped to supplement my learning so much! Thank you for making fun and interesting content! 😆💕
Ive just recently discovered this channel throught the pronunciation differences videos. Honestly you guys deserve more subs! I am now more motivated than ever to study Asian languages 😄
Actually I learned english from listening songs and repeating what it says ^^ And at school, even though that I'm leaving in Mexico where we all speak Spanish, there's a Bachelor where all classes are in English, so my environment changed and I learned a lot from my friends who have a native intonation ^^ i can't say that my English is perfect, but is getting a lot better 💛
I also learned english just by watching english cartoons ever since I was young, and by just imitating them, and trying to apply it in my daily life, I learned on my own. In some countries they translate and dub the cartoons into their own languages so the kids barely get exposed to english
Girls don’t be shy~! We all love you so much (and we’re willing to answer any English questions you have, that’s in our knowledge.) Also! Dave’s method of learning is actually really good to use! I’ve watched a lot of anime and Japanese TV shows in middle school (shuffled my focus to Korean now lmaO) and I learned to sound fluent in a matter of time! (I was able to construct basic sentences and sing anime openings and I sounded like a natural according to my friends and family) Using music is also good too! It’s why I’ve been listening to Kpop so much and I can understand a little without having to look at lyrics, etc.
This is a very good way to learn languages!! I'm Brazilian and I learned English by the app Duolingo and then started to watch videos of native speakers, in that way you can learn just like a baby, naturally :) If you can't be with them (people who are native speakers of the language you're learning), talking to them... Then, you can just watch them, listening, and chatting online! :D
![Dave [apanese Erina learning English + Quiz]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tcYSy6G2sdA/mqdefault.jpg)
Jaein: “You understand what they’re saying???”
*my reaction when listening to korean*
Both for me LOL
😂😂
👍👍👍
Somehow, I feel like Erina's gonna use "Sorry I'm late" the most after this
I think so, too. She's so sweet.
YASSSS. since she s the one who always come late HAHAHAHAH.
Love you Jaein and Erina~ don't be shy to reply and interact with all of us :) and big up to Dave for taking care of the foreign viewers!! (and the comparasion for before and after is soooooo lit!!)
Erina is an amazing person! She watches Twitch in english, and even subscribes on one australian cute boy 😄
Clement, it's spelled foreign*
@@Hmm...Whats-Their-Name Cheers haha, I didn't realised I made a typo mistake
Gotchu, buddy.
Full name of erina?
I wish there are Hangul lessons like this. Breaking down step by step every word and sentence and pronunciation.
The ‘Talk to Me in Korean’ TH-cam channel and website does just that! I’ve studied with them for almost three and a half years and they’re great!!
Maddy Jane thank you the for suggestion
Shay D watch seemile it’s good
I think so too. There are some wrong pronunciations in David's videos, and it may be natural. So Jane, what about teaching 한글 to your foreign friends?
초록풀잎 I like how you translated it for Shay that was nice 👍🏽
영어 공부 화이팅데쓰 😊💕
노 좋아요 노 댓글
내가 눌러중
와 ㅠㅠ 좋은 댓글 너무 많아서 기분 너무 좋네요 너무 감사합니다 ㅠ
항상 잘 보고있습니다!! 화이팅이에요!!! 매주 영상 기다리고있어요!! 힘!!!!
I love yr vids❤️
동기부여 됫어여! 오늘부터 또 열심히할게요!
사랑해요!!
재인님 오늘도 예쁘시고,매력폭발이세요
Jaein and Erina talking about the western gestures they noticed vs Japanese and Korean gestures would be really cool to see!
For Jaein, it's more of learning to be sloppier with the pronunciation as Hangul puts focus on different syllables while English tends to be smoother.
For Erina it's more of "RRRRRRRRRR"
Jaein actually has remarkably good English pronunciation for not having studied English for long.
Common mistake I used to make:
Spoken language = Korean
Written language = Hangul
japanese people (like my parents) have a hard time separating "l" and "r"
안녕하세요! 오늘 스페셜한 영상 준비했습니다! 오늘은 영화를 통해서 원어민 처럼 영어 하는 법 알아봤어요- 코어소리영어 통해서 에리나와 재인 배워봤는데 여러분한테도 유익한 영상 됐으면 좋겠어요! 그리고 레슨뿐 아니라, [[코어소리영어 대표님 신왕국]] 모셔서, 정말 멋진 인터뷰 + 영어 어떻게 잘하게 됐는지 알아봤어요. 이 영상 되게 열심히 만들었는데 여러분 재미있게 봐주셨으면 좋겠어요.
코어소리 영어 PC로 보기 bit.ly/2Nb2esO
모바일로 보기: bit.ly/2zF6zRS
English please 🙏
Hi
Let's pretend I understood this
japanese please
데이브님 한번 데이브님 댓글에 고정하면 모두에게 1번째예요
Hey dave! Jaein brought up an interesting thing about gestures. I'm sure there are many differences between English and Korean. Maybe an idea for part of a vid? Cheers :)
I have a lot of respect for those who learn another language like right now I'm trying to learn french, it isn't going well but I'll keep going at it Love from The UK
Keep going Lucelle, French is my mother tongue but I know how hard it is. Don't give up ! And remember, even if you make some mistakes at first with grammar etc... It's not a big deal, most people will still understand.
@@FazBonfire thank you very much i appreciate it 😊
Same here, I'm also trying to re-learn French again by watching a movie or a series first without subtitles, and then the second time with french subtitles. Bonne chance @Lucille
I'm learning French in school (UK) as well and I'm also learning Japanese at home. I feel like reading from textbooks and copying it out on your exercise books is not the way to learning a language for me. I really do want to learn French but the school system is not motivating me at all. I ended up wanting to learn Japanese (and soon Korean) instead 😅.
@@mikrokosmos-pluto yee i agree with you like school doesn't help me with french at all
I love your videos, especially bc I am learning Korean myself, but this "learn english" is pretty great!
foreign viewers also want to communicate with erina and jaein, so this is really touching to see❤
U can do it, girls, and we're also working really hard on learning korean❤
I'm just like Jaein. I don't want to try speaking something a little out of my comfort zone in case I say something weird.
All jokes aside, Dave is a great teacher 😵 the way he explains things and encourages others is amazing
Imagine Jaein able to talk perfectly in English...she'd be an international star!
This comment will probably get lost, but I kinda want to say it anyway.
Because I had ear infections as a child, I didn't hear words very much. Yet, somehow, I learned how to read very early.
In fact, I still have higher than normal levels of mishearing people than most. So I've always focused more on text than speech
I guess sort of my "point" is don't neglect writing either, because it too has an important role
@@heyfriend8519 Huh. Mine was before I could remember, but it was apparently so bad I could only hear drums in music, or things screamed at me from nearby
@@heyfriend8519 actually, it is probably medically linked, since I have an Auditory processing disorder, because of my results on speech hearing tests being worse than my actual ability to hear.
I really hate silence, so I'm pretty much always listening to music, unless I need to use my ears for something else, like talking or watching a video
I don't think Dave and the Core Sound CEO are saying to neglect writing. The Korean school system neglects listening/speaking and only focuses on reading/writing. Thus, Koreans can perform better on exams, like the SAT, than native English speakers but they cannot speak it at all. These two are trying to bring into the light for their Korean audience that learning a language should not be solely reading/writing but should also be integrated with listening/speaking.
@@saralee8996 the interview did come off to me as neglecting writing, even if the CEO doesn't actually neglect it and is instead trying to make a point about the value of speaking
I use the 'shadowing' method to learn korean too. I always copy the pronunciation and tone in drama, variety shows & even songs. It's a great method.
Your video is very educating dave.. I love it ❤
I would love to see more of these learning episodes with Erina and Jaein! Seeing their progress, even in a short amount of time, was so cool!
YOU CAN DO IT, GIRLS! I BELIEVE IN YOU!
I think that's what Rap monster did with 'Friends'. Shadowing as he watched it.
I was about to comment the same thing
The before-after is so satisfying to watch 😂👏🏼👏🏼
You're never too old to learn a new language. I'm in my mid 30's and have been learning Korean for about 2 months now using online lessons and I already understand a fair bit of what's said on channels like this one. Listening to a lot of KPop and watching Korean shows here on TH-cam really helps, too. ^_^
i love how you praised Jaein & Erina when they did well. you can see how much confidence you gave them! great job gals & Dave!
저는 영어를 정말 못해요 영어 학원을 다니는데도 읽기가 안됩니다... 이게 A는 한국어로(?) ㅏ,ㅓ,ㅔ,ㅐ여서 ㅏ를 써야할지 ㅓ를 써야될지 정말 헷갈립니다. 오늘 영어 문장 읽는거 좀 도움이 됬어요! 영어영상 많이 올려주세요♡ 수고하셨습니다^^
저도 마찬가지인데 그냥 다 외우는게 답이더라구요 ㅠㅠ
듣기 읽기 많이 하다보면 첨 보는 단어도 어떻게 발음해야 할 지 감이 오더라고요. 화이팅
영어 모음을 우리말로 정확히 표기할 수는 없어요 완전 다른 발음이라고 보셔야 됩니다
큰 미국땅에 동서남북 발음 다 달라요.
A나 E 알파벳 단위로 발음이 다른게 아니라 각각 단어 단위로 발음이 달라요. 이게 뭔가 너무 공부할게 많아지는거 같고 위축되고 걱정될수도 있지만 "니들도 통합 못하는데 누굴 지적하냐"라는 마음으로 편하게 공부하세요 :)
Okay, that sponsor is so cool! I wanna learn other languages this way too >_
As someone who's taught English to Koreans a lot, I really appreciate this program. This is what I wanted to do but couldn't. Props to the guy who made it.
Aaahhhh I love seeing Dave make videos with his friends. It seems like he has such a great time! Don't get me wrong, the videos he makes on his own are amazing too. I just love that he smiles more when he's with his friends! Also, thank you Dave! ( I don't know if he'll see this.. ) But I just want to take a hot minute to say thank you for creating content and making amazing, entertaining, and sometimes even personal posts and videos. We all love you, man. You're an amazing huan being and I hope you are truly doing well. ^-^
bruh the way dave edits his videos is so under appreciated!!!! it must take him hours just to edit a single clip omg- or maybe not lmao idk how editing works
RM from BTS learned english by watching FRIENDS. I think that method is really helpful!
I currently teach English in Japan and Erina's before pronunciation is how all my students start out too! And I have one student in particular who can't study through textbooks, but loves foreign movies. His grammar isnt perfect, but his pronunciation and intonation are spot on! えりなさんならできるよ! 頑張ってね!
녹방만 봤었는데 몇분전 영상은 처음보네요. 항상 재밌게 보고있습니다. 데이브 에리나 브아이 재인 모두 사랑합니다~~
This is such an informative and fun way to learn English!
'Shadowing' or mimicking is how I learned English back when I was a kid. I watched lots of animated movies (VHS tapes, yeah yeah, I'm old 😜) and series ,mostly Disney. The movies have English subtitles in it as those tapes were from South Korea. However, that time when I was a kid my accent wasn't good though my English was decent.
One thing I've found helpful to me (as an adult) in learning intonation and diction was through watching movies or documentaries, repeating the words and lines right after the character delivers them. And I also made sure to record my voice so that I can compare them with the video. I also bought SAT reviewer books not because I need to take the test but to improve my reading comprehension. And of course, read lots and lots of books ranging from children's books (loved Dr. Seuss) to novels like Stephen King's.
The most important thing is to never stop learning and use the language every opportunity you get if you're not living in an English speaking country.
Currently I'm learning Japanese and I'm into Japanese Tutorials done by native Japanese people, without any English subtitles at all.
That’s how I learned Korean, it helps because when you talk to actual native Koreans, then you understand what they say easily because you don’t solely learn Hangul you hear their intonations and how they pronounce which helps you form an understanding.
For those trying to learn Korean, YOU GOT THIS! I know it’s hard! But keep going!
Jaein is so gooooood, she's saying the pronunciation effortless.
I am in my first year of Korean and stumbled across this channel. I am finding some videos difficult to follow and others fairly simple. Basically, this is an awesome channel!
저도 학원에서 쉐도잉 배웠는데 별로 안믿었는데 진짜 효과가 있나보네요
열심히 해볼께요
데이브님 얼마전에 알게되었는데 너무 재밌어요~~!! 영상 재밌게 잘 보고있어요!!!
wow this was really fun! I’m not trying to humble brag but English is only my third language and I learnt it mostly by myself through reading manga, listening to interviews, movies and whatnot because I was picked on by my friends for being the only one who doesn’t speak it...and so I guess I learnt the intonation and this ‘shadowing’ thing unintentionally. I’m always getting asked why I have such a distinctive American accent and speak like a native when I dropped English classes after two years and I couldn’t say anything because I didn’t know either... this video made me realize that it was because I watched those interviews and movies. mind=blown. thank you Dave for helping me realize I actually did something good once lol
데이브님 영상 잘보구있어요 날씨가추워지니 감기조심하세요
쉐도잉... 너무 어렵 흑흑 근데 이고 재밋네요 ㅌㅋㅋㅋ 언니들 따라하능거 보니까... 쉐도잉 어색해서 못했는데 해봐야겠네요 ㅎㅎ 실제로 사용하는 표현,억양,느낌 배울땐 역시 쉐도잉이 최고죠 근데 대표님 너무 젊으신디..자괴감이 드네요 갑자기 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
This was exactly how I learned Japanese! As a huge anime and J-Movie fan, I started learning how to speak by shadowing phrases. Then later on when I was much older, I picked up reading and writing. By that time, it was far easier for me to learn because it was just connecting the dots to what i'm saying to what I'm reading/writing. I'm so glad that you did this video because it'll help more people to go into the languages they love with resources they already have!
Practise makes perfect! You can do it Jaein and Erina!
As an English speaker, this was so much fun to watch!! I hope we'll see more of Jaein and Erina learning English because they're doing really well!
Jaein have a cool voice , imagine she sings.
It's more about confident than anything else, don't be shy, just keep trying and some day you'll speek like a native English-speeker. Saludos de Argentina 👋
I've never thought of saying English words more lazy to make them flow better but that is so true. Wow I learned something.
오 새롭고 유익해요. 같이 따라할수 있고 좋당
This was such a great video, insane how you two had came about learning a new language the same way
This method is really effective. That's why I'm so thankful of Dave for putting hangul and english subtitles on all his videos. It helps me to learn Korean through shadowing. 😀
Never been so fast!! Thanks for this video, lots of love from Italy 💕
Humaaa you’re in Italy? Do you speak Italian? 😊
@@comprendersi1444 yeah of course!
Humaaa yay! Vorrei parlare in italiano??
@@comprendersi1444 sei italiana o lo stai solo studiando?
Humaaa studio all’università però sono stata per sei mesi. In fatti, sono tornata agli Stati Uniti soltanto 2 mesi fa.
ㅜㅠ 브아이 벌써 보고싶네요
재인님은 아름다우시고
에리나님은 언제나 귀여우시고
데이브님은 짱짱맨!!!
I think what your male guest is talking about is comprehensible input. The theory is that we learn more efficiently not by memorizing rules, but by being immersed in the language and subconsciously mappimg it out. So keep watching those dramas.
THE CEO IS SO SMART TO THINK OF THIS METHOD TO LEARN LANGUAGES❣️ maybe I should do this when I'm trying to learn french... 😞😞😞
This video made me really happy.Just seeing them so excited when they got it was so cute.
Jaein and Erina did so well!! 💯 They definitely improved using this method. Great job Dave! 💯💯
This is great! It was your best educational video, by far. Plus, it is obvious that your friends trust you.
That "shit down" reminds me of V at asc 😂😂
Natural, we need to learn and feel the environment when we learn. I’m so curious really, why most of education programs starts with writing and reading. That’s really troublesome after when you gotta speak. I was educated all of them at once and didn’t have many problems but after watching movies and etc in English, I learned many things rather than before. Then I also started to read different articles, was looking and listening to the lyrics of music. That was really helpful. I’m glad that schools are now trying to fix that problem. At least I know that many schools in my country are changing it which is why I’m a bit happier. Lately I’ve been into Korean, I guess I’ll use same techniques to learn at least speaking and texting
Can't wait to communicate with you guys. Thanks for taking the effort learning. Luv you guys
MORE ENGLISH LEARNING WITH ERINA AND JAEIN I LOVE THIS STUFF SO MUCH
So true, when I went to Korea I found it really easy to talk Korean even though I've never properly learned how to speak it but I have been watching Korean variety shows for 5 years now, who would've known it was so easy to pick up a skill like this.
You are such a great teacher, Dave. So glad I watch your channel.
I learned almost all my korean by watching videos after getting into kpop~ They are so right, it's much easier to learn a language by consistent EXPOSURE to natural speech in natural situations rather than examples in textbooks. If you can't study abroad or talk to native speakers directly, watch dramas and movies! and youtube videos for that matter!
재인 매운거너무 잘먹고 데이브 영어잘하고 애리나 예쁘고 브아이귀여워요
I do the same thing when studying Korean, shadowing. By watching Dramas and Tutorials like this. Especially from this channel! Thanks, Dave!
I'm so happy Jaein and Erina are learning English^^ I'm happy for them
They're so cute and i love that Dave is so supportive and encouraging because its difficult to speak a language you dont know and it can be scary. But they did very good.👍👍Fighting!!
That was so great!!!! And Dave tell Jaein and Erika that it’s okay to make mistakes! Just getting anything from them is so😍😍😍😍 I would love to get replies from them because they’re so amazing!!
와 영어와 관련된 영상 많이 만들어주세요ㅠㅠ영상 초반에 영어배우는거 꿀잼 저도 막 따라서 읽어보는데 은근 재밌더라구요 일상생활에서 많이 쓰는 문장이나 단어들 위주로 배우면 너무 좋을것같아요
이게 문제가 한두번으로는 절대 안되요. 열번 스무번? 어림없어요. 최소 100번 넘게 같은걸 봐야한다 생각하고 해야해요.
그렇기 때문에 꼭 본인이 좋아하는 장르의 영화나 미드나 애니를 골라야합니다. 그래야 계속봐도 질리지않고 볼수 있어요.
저 개인적으로 수없이 많은 시행착오 거쳤는데 이 방법 정말 강추해요. 억양. 발음 그들의 문화. 등등 다 배울수 있어요.
단 꼭 질리지않고 반복에 반복에 반복을 해야한다는거. 그러므로 정말 질리지는걸로 선택해야한다는거!!!!
This is why language classes (like Spanish, French, German, etc) in the US (or at least where I live) focus so much on speaking and expressing yourself as if you were a native speaker.
Ahh I really loved this video! It's fun to watch them learn and the website you used is really helpful, I feel! The before and after clips were fun too! It's nice to see them learning in a fun way!
This goes to show how difficult it is to correctly imitate the sound of a foreign language when you've grown to adulthood speaking a non-English (especially non-European) native language. Awesome job, Dave!
***Core Sound English is on the right track when it comes to teaching/learning English. The CEO's own English proficiency is proof.***
Mooooore of this!!!!!!
Although I really want more "Japanese with Erina" (whether on her channel or yours), teaching the girls english is actually something I want to see even more, though I probably wouldn't learn much from this myself.
I can just say this now, I've watched a lot of Asian dramas lately, mainly boys love or bromance, but I do want to learn the languages of said dramas. There's one Korean movie that I absolutely love, even though it's extremely dark when it comes to the topic, but I want to learn the language without English subtitles. It sucks for me because English is the only language I know currently and it makes me feel like an absolute idiot when it comes to different languages.
I appreciate the pointers that Shin WangGuk had given us with watching movies, dramas, etc for the intonition instead of just the reading and writing aspect. He's truly an amazing guy for it. And for Dave to be able to have Shin WangGuk on his youtube channel, it amazes me to no end. Thank you to both Dave and Shin WangGuk for your information regarding this topic.
Also, Jaein and Erina is extremely adorable with their pronunciations of English words. I can't deal with their cuteness. Literal cuteness overload.
Another way learn english are from music.
1. Choose ur favorite english song
2. Sing it while watch the lyric
3. Sing it without lyric
4. While sing it try write
5. Then translate it to ur own language
Its good for listen, spell n writing ability.
It just my opinion tho.
Thanks so much for this Dave. Your videos aren't just entertaining but definitely helpful! ☺
It’s really dumb to thank you for this video, but I absolutely love it. My major is Japanese, and I am struggling with the transition to speaking, even after 3 years. I will start studying Korean this winter and my goal is to do it in a more natural way. So thank you! Learning a language should be natural, not from a textbook!
It's so awesome to see how they are trying so hard to learn English. It has really inspired me to try harder at learning Korean!
Awesome Dave! Keep up the good work! And thank you for your honesty on instagram. I understand that it’s difficult without Vai but you are doing great, I always loved and will always love your content 💗 I love your way to be serious and funny at the same moment and the passion that you put in what you do.
Send you a huuuggg
Love these videos!!!❤❤❤
Is it me or Dave in some of his videos,has classical music playing?
Jaein is really can speak English, her way pronouncing every single word its almost perfect. I've been learning english for 12 years, but still, i can't pronounce a sentence perfectly, and my grammar is so hm....
I'm not sure how you normally learn, but if you have a native speaker around try to talk with them as often as possible. Watch a lot of English shows and listen to songs in English, then try to repeat what you hear. Of course, keep studying from books, but doing those things will help you sound natural.
No you aint really learning
Depends on when you start. You can learn more in 3 or 4 years starting from age 7 than you can in 10 years starting in university. Your brain just absorbs the language easier when you're younger.
Based on what I've read about both education systems, I don't think Erina started learning English seriously until probably year 7, while Jaein likely started in year 3. That's why she's a bit stronger at it than Erina.
Same
This is awesome and so relatable!!! I know watching Korean and Japanese shows have helped to supplement my learning so much! Thank you for making fun and interesting content! 😆💕
Ive just recently discovered this channel throught the pronunciation differences videos. Honestly you guys deserve more subs! I am now more motivated than ever to study Asian languages 😄
Dave will be the best teacher ever~~
Actually I learned english from listening songs and repeating what it says ^^ And at school, even though that I'm leaving in Mexico where we all speak Spanish, there's a Bachelor where all classes are in English, so my environment changed and I learned a lot from my friends who have a native intonation ^^ i can't say that my English is perfect, but is getting a lot better 💛
At 6:20 I thought Erina said "you look Gray" lol, they are so cute
와 저분들 사이에서 한번 놀아보고 싶은게 제가 가정사가 좀 복잡해서 한국어 중국어 영어 일본어 다 할줄 알아요ㅋㅋ 진짜 자랑이 아니라 세분이서 공용어(한국어ㅋ) 로 얘기하는 와중에 혼자서 각자의 모국어로 대화하면 개꿀잼일듯
글로벌 가족이신가봐요...ㅇ_ㅇ
데이브 매일 느끼는건데 이 영상만 보면 힐링이 되는것 같아요♡♡
감사합니다 ㅠㅠ 재미있게 봐주세요!
Please do more videos like this, it was awesome to see their progression!
I also learned english just by watching english cartoons ever since I was young, and by just imitating them, and trying to apply it in my daily life, I learned on my own.
In some countries they translate and dub the cartoons into their own languages so the kids barely get exposed to english
DAVE thank you so much , I am latin from Costa Rica and I learn more about English and Korean.
Gracias : )
Girls don’t be shy~! We all love you so much (and we’re willing to answer any English questions you have, that’s in our knowledge.) Also! Dave’s method of learning is actually really good to use! I’ve watched a lot of anime and Japanese TV shows in middle school (shuffled my focus to Korean now lmaO) and I learned to sound fluent in a matter of time! (I was able to construct basic sentences and sing anime openings and I sounded like a natural according to my friends and family) Using music is also good too! It’s why I’ve been listening to Kpop so much and I can understand a little without having to look at lyrics, etc.
Jaein and Erina did so good! Keep it up!
This is a very good way to learn languages!! I'm Brazilian and I learned English by the app Duolingo and then started to watch videos of native speakers, in that way you can learn just like a baby, naturally :)
If you can't be with them (people who are native speakers of the language you're learning), talking to them... Then, you can just watch them, listening, and chatting online! :D
I think I'll end up learning Korean by watching your videos instead of movies 😂 so thank you for the English subtitles! I'll work hard!
I can't wait until y'all can communicate with us Erina and Jaein love youuu💛💚💙
The girls were so cute~ They did so well! I was really excited for them watching this lol