He literally did this all in one run, with all that talking, my throat would have been croaky at then end of the lesson. Also, his English accent is on point. Someone give this man a raise.
Honestly the best source to learn the alphabet and pronunciation. I like how no romanization was written down, with lots of repetition. I really got it down this time.
I respect and love this teacher so much. I am a beginning Korean language student here in Denver Colorado, and this has helped me tremendously! Very comprehensive. Thank you so much!
thank you, I have found these lessons super useful!!!! I really enjoy this teacher and his pronunciation of English is great, I wonder if he is Korean??? looking forward to go over all the other lessons available!!
22:22 For the part with 3 types of food and the fox, did we learn their Korean names? I got really confused because it jumped out of nowhere and I thought I missed something...
Loving the course but did I miss something? In lesson one you explained what each word was along with the picture and how to pronounce it but in this video you don't explain all the words and what the picture means for example you have a picture of a church and say the word but don't clarify that it is the word meaning church... Sure that was an easy one to guess but for example the picture of the fish, does that word mean sushi, fish or seafood? I learned that fish is moolgogi, so does hweh mean fish or sushi, or fish that is being prepared for food and moolgogi means fish swimming in the sea? Also you have the pictures at the end with three types of food and say "what is this" then you give the korean word but you don't clarify what that word means, does it mean food, side dishes, courses of a meal? Same with the picture of the fox, you just say what is this and then give the korean answer without specifying that it means fox, was the picture a fox, a cat, wild dog etc... Did I miss out on a lesson or is there something else I'm not getting???
In Korean, there are many words for fish depending on its state. 물고기 refers to a fish that is alive. 회 is raw fish or sashimi that has been sliced up. 생선 is fish that has been cooked. In the picture, there is a fish there but that is to show that it is fish meat. If the fish weren't there, no one would be able to tell that it is fish meat.
22:22 For the part with 3 types of food and the fox, did we learn their Korean names? I got really confused because it jumped out of nowhere and I thought I missed something...
He literally did this all in one run, with all that talking, my throat would have been croaky at then end of the lesson. Also, his English accent is on point. Someone give this man a raise.
Yes, I feel that Philip does an amazing job.
The enthusiasm! Such a pro. Much respect.
This channel as well as this playlist is so underrated.
I learnt a lot.
Thank you.
this video helped sooo much. it’s been so difficult to distinguish ㅐ and ㅔ for me
Honestly the best source to learn the alphabet and pronunciation. I like how no romanization was written down, with lots of repetition. I really got it down this time.
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Amazing teacher! Thank you for this channel.
I respect and love this teacher so much. I am a beginning Korean language student here in Denver Colorado, and this has helped me tremendously! Very comprehensive. Thank you so much!
Michelle Autore how good are you in Korean now?
Loving the way you teach, easy to understand, Thank you^^
thank you, I have found these lessons super useful!!!!
I really enjoy this teacher and his pronunciation of English is great, I wonder if he is Korean???
looking forward to go over all the other lessons available!!
This guy says together a lot. But he's friendly and it keeps me more engaged in learning :)~~!
Thank you so much. This teacher has just enlightened me to run on.
22:22 For the part with 3 types of food and the fox, did we learn their Korean names? I got really confused because it jumped out of nowhere and I thought I missed something...
i learnt all hngeul easily with you thank you soooooooo much
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감사합니다 ^^
Thanks a lot ! I really like the design the explanation! Komawoe!
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Thank you so much for the great video! :)
Excellent thank you...
Loving the course but did I miss something? In lesson one you explained what each word was along with the picture and how to pronounce it but in this video you don't explain all the words and what the picture means for example you have a picture of a church and say the word but don't clarify that it is the word meaning church... Sure that was an easy one to guess but for example the picture of the fish, does that word mean sushi, fish or seafood? I learned that fish is moolgogi, so does hweh mean fish or sushi, or fish that is being prepared for food and moolgogi means fish swimming in the sea?
Also you have the pictures at the end with three types of food and say "what is this" then you give the korean word but you don't clarify what that word means, does it mean food, side dishes, courses of a meal? Same with the picture of the fox, you just say what is this and then give the korean answer without specifying that it means fox, was the picture a fox, a cat, wild dog etc...
Did I miss out on a lesson or is there something else I'm not getting???
In Korean, there are many words for fish depending on its state.
물고기 refers to a fish that is alive. 회 is raw fish or sashimi that has been sliced up.
생선 is fish that has been cooked.
In the picture, there is a fish there but that is to show that it is fish meat.
If the fish weren't there, no one would be able to tell that it is fish meat.
Thanks for clarifying because I actually went over the video to see where I missed the said points the learner brought forward.
Thanks to both of you.
22:22 For the part with 3 types of food and the fox, did we learn their Korean names? I got really confused because it jumped out of nowhere and I thought I missed something...
wait what is the rule for the 2 consonants at the end why is it the first one first and the second one second
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감사함니다 산생님.전 내팔 사람 입니다.
영어 너무 잘하시네요 남의 보다
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"부디 한국어 자막에 페르시아어 자막을 활성화해 주세요."
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What happened yu is chinese surname
لم افهم شيء ههههههه
Harlem yu
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Excellent thank you...