My new favorite content creator. 🎉. Some really good suggestions. We go to 또봉이 치킨 and every 5 minutes their own ad plays. It’s the same one over and over. After the 10th time, I started telling my wife what was being said in the ad.
Oh, that’s good to know! You mean for TH-cam, right? When I used a Japanese VPN, it wasn’t just TH-cam, it was a lot of different websites I used, so I thought it’d just be easier to use a VPN, since I think a lot of people use VPNs nowadays.
Thank you so much for this video!! It will help me in the future. I'm A2 now can you think doing the same video from beginner to intermediate please? Have an amazing day!
Great to hear! Hmm, can you tell me what your goal for learning up to intermediate Korean is? I think in terms of level, it would be a good idea to think about TOPIK: there are 6 levels, so I think if you're A2 maybe you're at TOPIK 2 level, and might want to get to TOPIK 3-4 level. From beginner to intermediate usually involves a good deal of exposure to grammar and new vocab...what have you been doing in this arena?
@@julesytooshoes In 9months/1year I'm about to do a working holiday in Korea. I want to be able to speak comfortably. Thank you for your advice! I will check the TOPIK. I'm dividing my learning in 3 categories: Vocabulary, Grammar and Listening/Writing since now but I'm reaaaaally afraid to speak..
I have learned korean since 2 years but i watch kdrama since 15 years and it helps me so much, i'm intermediate level b1 but my speaking skill is A2 i think, i can speak korean but i practice less my speaking, i do exchange language online, i can speak to them in korean and i can understand well but my pronunciation and intonation i think aren't as good, not like native speaker, i know i have to work on this, i want to sound like native speaker with my pronunciation and intonation but it's not as good yet
I think it would be a good idea to get your speaking skills close to your listening skills. Obviously an important factor is to talk to natives in real life, but if that's hard, I would do a 5-10 minute Korean vlog everyday. You can just simply do it after school/work, before you go to bed, and talk about what you did that day, and what you have to do the next day. The more you practice outloud, the better you'll get. Hwaiting!
@@julesytooshoes Yes thank you, i participated 2 times to an online exchange language, with one i speak only in korean and for the other he can speak french so i speak little french too to him, yes i know it's better to speak only in korean but the other one had a very good level of french lol. For my speaking skill, i can speak korean but not with a very good intonation and pronunciation, i think i still have a foreign accent and i need to practice more my pronunciation and intonation in korean and i need to speak with more high conversation, not too basic conversation because i know how to present myself etc.
I think it’s a great idea! Because we don’t pick up everything on the first or even second watch. You could also write down new words on a “Movie Vocab List” :)
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Thanks for the suggestions. Going to start these tomorrow.
No problem! Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions :)
My new favorite content creator. 🎉. Some really good suggestions. We go to 또봉이 치킨 and every 5 minutes their own ad plays. It’s the same one over and over. After the 10th time, I started telling my wife what was being said in the ad.
Thank you so much!
You don't always need a VPN for getting ads and suggestions in a foreign language, you can change the location and the language in the settings.
Oh, that’s good to know! You mean for TH-cam, right? When I used a Japanese VPN, it wasn’t just TH-cam, it was a lot of different websites I used, so I thought it’d just be easier to use a VPN, since I think a lot of people use VPNs nowadays.
@@julesytooshoes Yes, I mean for TH-cam.
Thank you so much!❤ 너무 감사합니다!
You’re welcome! :)
Thank you so much for this video!! It will help me in the future. I'm A2 now can you think doing the same video from beginner to intermediate please? Have an amazing day!
Great to hear! Hmm, can you tell me what your goal for learning up to intermediate Korean is? I think in terms of level, it would be a good idea to think about TOPIK: there are 6 levels, so I think if you're A2 maybe you're at TOPIK 2 level, and might want to get to TOPIK 3-4 level. From beginner to intermediate usually involves a good deal of exposure to grammar and new vocab...what have you been doing in this arena?
@@julesytooshoes In 9months/1year I'm about to do a working holiday in Korea. I want to be able to speak comfortably. Thank you for your advice! I will check the TOPIK. I'm dividing my learning in 3 categories: Vocabulary, Grammar and Listening/Writing since now but I'm reaaaaally afraid to speak..
I have learned korean since 2 years but i watch kdrama since 15 years and it helps me so much, i'm intermediate level b1 but my speaking skill is A2 i think, i can speak korean but i practice less my speaking, i do exchange language online, i can speak to them in korean and i can understand well but my pronunciation and intonation i think aren't as good, not like native speaker, i know i have to work on this, i want to sound like native speaker with my pronunciation and intonation but it's not as good yet
I think it would be a good idea to get your speaking skills close to your listening skills. Obviously an important factor is to talk to natives in real life, but if that's hard, I would do a 5-10 minute Korean vlog everyday. You can just simply do it after school/work, before you go to bed, and talk about what you did that day, and what you have to do the next day. The more you practice outloud, the better you'll get. Hwaiting!
@@julesytooshoes Yes thank you, i participated 2 times to an online exchange language, with one i speak only in korean and for the other he can speak french so i speak little french too to him, yes i know it's better to speak only in korean but the other one had a very good level of french lol. For my speaking skill, i can speak korean but not with a very good intonation and pronunciation, i think i still have a foreign accent and i need to practice more my pronunciation and intonation in korean and i need to speak with more high conversation, not too basic conversation because i know how to present myself etc.
Do you recommend we should a movie multiple times ?
I think it’s a great idea! Because we don’t pick up everything on the first or even second watch. You could also write down new words on a “Movie Vocab List” :)