Glad to know someone who can speak fluent korean and English to make useful videos for foreigners to understand Korean’s cultures and language better. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
I really like your suggestion of focusing on one grammar point at a time and using it over and over again. As an older learner, I just can’t pick up languages as quickly as I used to and would feel overwhelmed when confronted with all the adjectival and verb endings that add so much nuance to sentences…so much so that I would simply give up. Your suggestion actually offers me hope! 그래서 정말 고마워요!
now a fan of yours....you are amazing with your korean language! 정말 부러워요.. hope to have collaboration soon😊..thanks for watching our video..BEKSMANON korea here!
I just found your channel! You make good content! I'm the same way as you. I've been learning Korean for two years and I just started practicing speaking. I kept wanting to learn more and more before I started speaking Korean. Eventually I realized that was just an excuse I was telling myself because I wasn't confident in speaking yet. Now that I've started practicing speaking I've learned more Korean in the last 3 months than in the entire 2 years of learning before that.
hello :) news subscriber here , actually i am instructor for basic Korean language here in the Philippines, and thank you for the tips that you advice to those people who want to learn Korean .
Hello sir. How are you? I hope you and your loved ones are absolutely well. I have noted these pointers and want to tell you that I am referring to this book in mys studios as well. Take care.
@@kind0fkorean ha ha you're right... I wish your channel will blow sooner if not later...I enjoy watching international couple content and yours are interesting so all the best to you guys
The best way to learn any language is to get instruction in the classroom first to get a foundation and then build from there if you want speak any language properly.
I never had any formal Korean education until my third year or so learning Korean. Getting proper foundations from classrooms first would definitely help! But not the only way to learn a language properly I think.
Love how down to earth you are ahaha😆 Anyway, this was really a helpful advice, sort of like a guide where and what to start from which I really appreciate. However I've started learning Korean a few years ago myself, just the basics like how to read, write, introduce myself, say hello/goodbye and some small phrases. Which is great but that's sort of where I stopped and didn't know if I was studying in a correct way. I have noticed the same thing with a few friends of mine who want to learn Korean and just stop because they don't know how to continue or what the next level would be. They lose interest quickly. Soo I was curious if you know of, or maybe recommend any good grammar books? Or in general some books that would be great to start with? PS I'd love to see more of your videos, great content :)
I really appreciate this comment^^ Thanks for watching. For me, the 'Korean Grammar in Use' books were amazing. There are 3 levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. If you can get even through intermediate, your Korean will be pretty proficient. TTMIK free lessons are always really fun too in my opinion!
Omg I am into k.drama and watched a lot of them....I mean a lot I am still a bit shy in speaking... I am grateful for your tips I will follow your videos from now on, thank you
Thanks for the video! The longest Korean sentence that really stuck in my head is the one I got from Hometown Cha Cha Cha - nega cinca bianne = I'm truly sorry. Bianne = maaf, in my Malay mother tongue.
I’m really into golf. It would be really cool to be able to communicate with the Koreans who practice at the driving range in their language. I don’t imagine they would accept me into their circle even if I were fluent, but it would be nice to open up new opportunities. There is a wealth of golf knowledge in Korea. I try to watch Korean golf videos and somewhat try to figure out what the golf pro is trying to explain in his or her video.
That would be an awesome way to integrate into the community. I think many people might be eager to train with you so they can brush up on their English too!
한국사람 사귀어보기는 진짜 영팁인데요. ㅋㅋㅋ 정말 효과적인 방법이에요. 실심으로 이런 팁은 실재로 너무 좋고 제 경험에 비추어 보면 이거는 매일매일 하면 (팁 #1 빼고 ㅋㅋ) 한국말은 편하고 자연스럽게도 늘얼 것 같아요. 왜냐하면, it did the same for me. :)
Hi can you suggest a book or anything particular that is related to grammar structures because I'm really having a hard time finding the right resources for me THANKSSS
Sure! I highly recommend 'Korean Grammar in Use'. It has three levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced) and covers all widely used grammar structures with audio and examples.
Welp time for me to become a drinker kek. Though I’d look like a stupid Korean since I don’t have the advantage of looking foreign. Sad that my Korean isn’t as good even though it’s my first language ha…
I recommend HelloTalk, and italki online lessons for private tutoring! (The latter is not free, but is much cheaper than in person tutoring!) You got this! 열공하세용~
Glad to know someone who can speak fluent korean and English to make useful videos for foreigners to understand Korean’s cultures and language better. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
I really like your suggestion of focusing on one grammar point at a time and using it over and over again. As an older learner, I just can’t pick up languages as quickly as I used to and would feel overwhelmed when confronted with all the adjectival and verb endings that add so much nuance to sentences…so much so that I would simply give up. Your suggestion actually offers me hope! 그래서 정말 고마워요!
now a fan of yours....you are amazing with your korean language! 정말 부러워요.. hope to have collaboration soon😊..thanks for watching our video..BEKSMANON korea here!
That is very kind of you! (I'm still no where near perfect though haha) and that would be awesome!
😊
I just found your channel! You make good content!
I'm the same way as you. I've been learning Korean for two years and I just started practicing speaking. I kept wanting to learn more and more before I started speaking Korean. Eventually I realized that was just an excuse I was telling myself because I wasn't confident in speaking yet. Now that I've started practicing speaking I've learned more Korean in the last 3 months than in the entire 2 years of learning before that.
I totally feel you! Great job on making the jump to speaking more. It excels you the most! Keep it up^^
hello :) news subscriber here , actually i am instructor for basic Korean language here in the Philippines, and thank you for the tips that you advice to those people who want to learn Korean .
That's awesome! I take it you used to live in Korea? 한국말 잘하시겠네요 그럼^^ thank you for joining!
Hello sir. How are you? I hope you and your loved ones are absolutely well.
I have noted these pointers and want to tell you that I am referring to this book in mys studios as well.
Take care.
Thanks for your subtitles. I can learn Korean through them.
I think dating someone could really expedite the whole language learning process especially when you start living together 🤗
Certainly helps! However I certainly wouldn't just date someone with the sole objective of learning a language! XD
@@kind0fkorean ha ha you're right... I wish your channel will blow sooner if not later...I enjoy watching international couple content and yours are interesting so all the best to you guys
@@rayiscoolandawesome Really appreciate your comment! More content coming soon :)
I don't know how to speak korean , really difficult to go out alone 😅 trying to learn day by day 🤭
It's difficult, but you can do it!^^ start with basic phrases memorized 화이팅!
I appreciate and love your honesty in the matters of learning Korean and coming to live in Korea. God bless you. Much love from Geraldton Australia.
Thank you for your kind words, mate!
It’s all good, anytime mate!
Fantastic! I can understand a lot of Korea, but can not speak it...thanks for the tips, been a bucket item for a long time. Now have some motivation.
Glad it was helpful!
The best way to learn any language is to get instruction in the classroom first to get a foundation and then build from there if you want speak any language properly.
I never had any formal Korean education until my third year or so learning Korean. Getting proper foundations from classrooms first would definitely help! But not the only way to learn a language properly I think.
Love how down to earth you are ahaha😆 Anyway, this was really a helpful advice, sort of like a guide where and what to start from which I really appreciate. However I've started learning Korean a few years ago myself, just the basics like how to read, write, introduce myself, say hello/goodbye and some small phrases. Which is great but that's sort of where I stopped and didn't know if I was studying in a correct way. I have noticed the same thing with a few friends of mine who want to learn Korean and just stop because they don't know how to continue or what the next level would be. They lose interest quickly. Soo I was curious if you know of, or maybe recommend any good grammar books? Or in general some books that would be great to start with?
PS I'd love to see more of your videos, great content :)
I really appreciate this comment^^ Thanks for watching. For me, the 'Korean Grammar in Use' books were amazing. There are 3 levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. If you can get even through intermediate, your Korean will be pretty proficient. TTMIK free lessons are always really fun too in my opinion!
@@kind0fkorean I heard about TTMIK before, I'll definitely check it all out. Thanks for the suggestions 😊
Omg I am into k.drama and watched a lot of them....I mean a lot
I am still a bit shy in speaking... I am grateful for your tips
I will follow your videos from now on, thank you
Speaking is the hardest hurdle! It just takes time and patience :) 화이팅~!
Thank you for this encouragement..
You got this!
Thanks for the video! The longest Korean sentence that really stuck in my head is the one I got from Hometown Cha Cha Cha - nega cinca bianne = I'm truly sorry. Bianne = maaf, in my Malay mother tongue.
Haha that's a useful sentence to know!
All your blog was so cool budy
Really appreciate it buddy!
I need a Korean friend now🤡
Oppa neomu gamsahaeyeo !
I am still learning !
Hwaiting
There are many applications you can use to make Korean friends :) You can do it! 응원할게요! 화이팅!
I’m really into golf. It would be really cool to be able to communicate with the Koreans who practice at the driving range in their language. I don’t imagine they would accept me into their circle even if I were fluent, but it would be nice to open up new opportunities. There is a wealth of golf knowledge in Korea. I try to watch Korean golf videos and somewhat try to figure out what the golf pro is trying to explain in his or her video.
That would be an awesome way to integrate into the community. I think many people might be eager to train with you so they can brush up on their English too!
Great videooo. New sub
I need Korean friend to talk to and feel confident using my poor Korean with them ❤️ I'd love to have one
I recommend the application HelloTalk!
I really love the accent.
Haha thanks!
New sub here...i like the substance you are teaching us..🖤
Thank you! I'm glad you find it useful^^
You are sweet and Nice. Dont lost your dreams
한국사람 사귀어보기는 진짜 영팁인데요. ㅋㅋㅋ 정말 효과적인 방법이에요.
실심으로 이런 팁은 실재로 너무 좋고 제 경험에 비추어 보면 이거는 매일매일 하면 (팁 #1 빼고 ㅋㅋ) 한국말은 편하고 자연스럽게도 늘얼 것 같아요. 왜냐하면, it did the same for me. :)
That's awesome! Your Korean seems to speak for itself :)
Can I come live with you so I can learn Korean and be your house keeper lol pleaseeeeeee
I want to go to south korean by 2024. Before tumps runs again.
Haha I hope you manage to escape before then 😅
Hi can you suggest a book or anything particular that is related to grammar structures because I'm really having a hard time finding the right resources for me THANKSSS
Sure! I highly recommend 'Korean Grammar in Use'. It has three levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced) and covers all widely used grammar structures with audio and examples.
@@kind0fkorean Thank you very much!!!
@@dunzo3969 No problem!
Great accent
Haha why thankyou
Thank you, it isn't easy learning korean lol.
Welp time for me to become a drinker kek. Though I’d look like a stupid Korean since I don’t have the advantage of looking foreign. Sad that my Korean isn’t as good even though it’s my first language ha…
You can pick it up quite quickly if it's your first language I reckon!
I'm learning Korea on app but I feel I'd be better if I had someone to practice with.
I recommend HelloTalk, and italki online lessons for private tutoring! (The latter is not free, but is much cheaper than in person tutoring!) You got this! 열공하세용~