와! 감사합니다:) 한국어 학습자에게 긍정적인 영향력을 선사하고 계신 선생님을 항상 응원하고 있습니다! 혹시 가능하시다면 Eldo’s Interview에 출연해주셔서 이야기 나눌 기회를 주실 수 있을까요? 바쁘신 건 잘 알지만, 긍정적으로 검토해 주신다면 정말 영광일 것 같습니다🤗
00:45 Introduction of the Korean teacher: Jisu 03:16 Why I chose to major in Korean Language Education 09:12 Advantages of studying Korean Language Education 11:35 Why I started teaching Korean abroad 16:16 The most important aspect of teaching Korean 20:08 Jisu's strengths and unique teaching style 27:16 Introduction to Jisu's classes 29:49 The most memorable student 32:24 Tips for practicing Korean speaking 37:16 Unique tips for learning Korean 40:01 Recommended study materials for learning Korean 43:05 Teacher's goals
I'm going to try reading the script and listening again to see how much I understand without subtitles. Which means I'll read/listen to this 3 times total. I'm curious - how many times do you listen to/read a foreign language podcast?
First, it depends on how much time I can invest and how interesting the podcast is to you, Paul. However, my recommendation is to move on to the next episode if you can understand at least 70% of the content without the script. If you find the content enjoyable and not boring even after listening multiple times, I recommend challenging yourself to understand 100%!
@ It’s been a while since I relistened or reread content to learn better. Back in the day (I’m old) I had no choice because there wasn’t much content. Now there is too much 😂. I’m not going to do this with everything but I think I will pick some podcasts or books to reread 3-4 times. I don’t think I will learn the new words otherwise.
You need to forgive people of being ignorant of where you live. Sure everyone knows the US but if I say Boston or Arizona (the two places I've lived) many people have no idea where they are. It helps me practice my foreign languages explaining it to them though lol.
I'm french, i learn korean too since 2 years with a korean teacher and alone. I majored in languages too in a master Lea, i studied english, italian and chinese. I studied 6 month in China in 2015 at Beijing university and i did abroad internship in Italy too and China. But in my university, they didn't have korean lessons, if my university had korean, i would choose to study korean instead of chinese haha. So i learned korean alone at first but i gave up because i didn't understand korean grammar then i took a korean teacher and now i'm at intermediate level and i can study korean alone too
Hello! Wow~ That’s amazing! You can speak a total of four languages! What do you think is the biggest characteristic of Korean compared to other languages?
@koreaneldo The grammar, a lot of complex grammar in korean! French is known for complex grammar but i think korean grammar is more difficult than french lol. A lot of similar grammar rules in korean with à lot of nuance but means same thing like "because" on english there is only "because", in french just 2 words: "parce que, car" and in korean, a lot of grammar rules that means "because" lol. The easiest is chinese because there isn't really grammar, easy sentence with simple words but the difficult part of chinese is their 4 tons and pronunciation, i still can't do perfectly chinese tons pronunciation. In french, there isn't pronunciation tons. And difficulty of pronunciation of korean vowel but also consonants, for example 오 and 어, in french we have only one "o" sound, not 2. And in french, eau (means water) sounds the same as o. Eau, o, au, eaux = sounds the same, it's same. In french, we don't have 의 sound etc.
안녕하세요! 여러분~
Eldo 선생님과 함께 너무 즐겁게 이야기 나눴는데요. 재미있게 들어 주세요^^
초대해 주셔서 너무 감사합니다💕
@@naraekoreanpodcast 출연해주셔서 진심으로 감사드립니다:) 🤗
두 분 대화 재미있게 잘 들었습니다 : ) 느긋한 마음으로 공부하는 것 중요하다는 데에 정말 공감합니다! 👍🏻
와! 감사합니다:) 한국어 학습자에게 긍정적인 영향력을 선사하고 계신 선생님을 항상 응원하고 있습니다!
혹시 가능하시다면 Eldo’s Interview에 출연해주셔서 이야기 나눌 기회를 주실 수 있을까요? 바쁘신 건 잘 알지만, 긍정적으로 검토해 주신다면 정말 영광일 것 같습니다🤗
@ 물론이죠 👍🏻 언제든 연락주세요!
@@HyunwooSun 제가 인스타그램으로 연락드렸습니다! 확인 부탁드리겠습니다:)
00:45 Introduction of the Korean teacher: Jisu
03:16 Why I chose to major in Korean Language Education
09:12 Advantages of studying Korean Language Education
11:35 Why I started teaching Korean abroad
16:16 The most important aspect of teaching Korean
20:08 Jisu's strengths and unique teaching style
27:16 Introduction to Jisu's classes
29:49 The most memorable student
32:24 Tips for practicing Korean speaking
37:16 Unique tips for learning Korean
40:01 Recommended study materials for learning Korean
43:05 Teacher's goals
엘도 선생님, 한국에서 가장 귀여운 여자 선생님을 인터뷰해 주셔서 감사합니다 😊
감사합니다🙌
너무 재미있게 들었어요❤ 사실 선생님 돌다 제일 좋아하는 선생님이에요 ❤❤ 감사합니다
감사합니다:) 🙌🙌
우와!!! 우리 선생님들 두 분 같이 대화를 즐겁게 하셔서 즐거운 시간을 보냈어요!!! 고생 많으셨습니다 선생님!! 킹완짝이었네요 ㅋㅋ
For god sake, their skin are brighter than my future.
The lighting must have been too strong. But I honestly think your future is just as bright-especially if you use the same lighting I did.
😇😇❤❤😊😊
😆😄😊
선생님 ❤
🤗🙌
I'm going to try reading the script and listening again to see how much I understand without subtitles. Which means I'll read/listen to this 3 times total. I'm curious - how many times do you listen to/read a foreign language podcast?
First, it depends on how much time I can invest and how interesting the podcast is to you, Paul. However, my recommendation is to move on to the next episode if you can understand at least 70% of the content without the script. If you find the content enjoyable and not boring even after listening multiple times, I recommend challenging yourself to understand 100%!
@ It’s been a while since I relistened or reread content to learn better. Back in the day (I’m old) I had no choice because there wasn’t much content. Now there is too much 😂. I’m not going to do this with everything but I think I will pick some podcasts or books to reread 3-4 times. I don’t think I will learn the new words otherwise.
You need to forgive people of being ignorant of where you live. Sure everyone knows the US but if I say Boston or Arizona (the two places I've lived) many people have no idea where they are. It helps me practice my foreign languages explaining it to them though lol.
Explaining about the area you live in could also be a good speaking topic!
I'm french, i learn korean too since 2 years with a korean teacher and alone. I majored in languages too in a master Lea, i studied english, italian and chinese. I studied 6 month in China in 2015 at Beijing university and i did abroad internship in Italy too and China.
But in my university, they didn't have korean lessons, if my university had korean, i would choose to study korean instead of chinese haha.
So i learned korean alone at first but i gave up because i didn't understand korean grammar then i took a korean teacher and now i'm at intermediate level and i can study korean alone too
Hello! Wow~ That’s amazing! You can speak a total of four languages! What do you think is the biggest characteristic of Korean compared to other languages?
@koreaneldo The grammar, a lot of complex grammar in korean! French is known for complex grammar but i think korean grammar is more difficult than french lol.
A lot of similar grammar rules in korean with à lot of nuance but means same thing like "because" on english there is only "because", in french just 2 words: "parce que, car" and in korean, a lot of grammar rules that means "because" lol.
The easiest is chinese because there isn't really grammar, easy sentence with simple words but the difficult part of chinese is their 4 tons and pronunciation, i still can't do perfectly chinese tons pronunciation.
In french, there isn't pronunciation tons.
And difficulty of pronunciation of korean vowel but also consonants, for example 오 and 어, in french we have only one "o" sound, not 2.
And in french, eau (means water) sounds the same as o. Eau, o, au, eaux = sounds the same, it's same.
In french, we don't have 의 sound etc.