I got very lucky with the language partner I found. She's super enthusiastic about practicing english and our schedules allow for it so we're able to talk for several hours most days. My progress skyrocketed when we started talking regularly. It's like having a private tutor but you pay by offering the same service to them. And the best part really is the friendship you develop. It's unlike any other I've had. Even as a super beginner really. I couldn't speak at all when she and I started talking. a vocabulary of maybe 500 words or less. She was much better at english than i was korean so we could have simple conversations in english and use translator apps, but we were still able to have a great time and learn a lot doing that. After just a few months of that, the simple conversations are now in korean and we're having much more advanced english conversations. I heavily advocate for finding a good language partner.
I'm so glad :) I think Running Man is the best, it has great subtitles - they have korean only channels and they have real, natural conversation. I'd definitely start here. Find something you find funny or interesting and start making notes and learning! Good luck, you got this!
Underrated video frr!! These tips are actually gonna work as 1y of korean learning experince☺. I wish I had watch this before learning korean,😭😭 I did all input, output and grammar also breaks 😂 Now I can talk but as introvert bit difficult and understand much but not fast korean yet:( It helps alot but confidence is always down cz I can't find language partner as my age and level so I can practice daily. sometime no motivation 🥲now I have to follow some of your tips Again, Thanks for this video❤🩹
I'm glad they help :D I found HelloTalk quite a useful app for finding language partners and if not you can always practice conversations in the mirror, check out this video, she's really good! th-cam.com/video/K5XBzJy7vNk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=%EB%A3%B0%EB%A3%A8%EB%9E%84%EB%A6%AC%7CLULULALI Good luck girl!! 💗
Hi thank you very much for this info and I think i it will help me a lot in sorting out my schedule for studying korean. I just started seriously studying a month ago so it's not too late to implement this into my schedule 🤭 Btw, i skimmed through the resources you shared and I agree with your comment about TTMIK. I suggest getting Get It Korean Grammar books instead as these books also go well with KGIU 🥰 It's such an underrated book 😅
Thank you so much for letting me know! I hope it helps you - ooh I'll check out those books for sure! I'm making a video on how to effectively use books too so I can't wait to share that with you too :) Good luck on your journey! 𓆩♡𓆪
Glad it helps! If you want more tips, I just put out a new video to help you with your Korean, you can see it here th-cam.com/video/gIoxE_jYxCU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6dk3zCmyetkqcvmg
I got very lucky with the language partner I found. She's super enthusiastic about practicing english and our schedules allow for it so we're able to talk for several hours most days. My progress skyrocketed when we started talking regularly. It's like having a private tutor but you pay by offering the same service to them.
And the best part really is the friendship you develop. It's unlike any other I've had. Even as a super beginner really. I couldn't speak at all when she and I started talking. a vocabulary of maybe 500 words or less. She was much better at english than i was korean so we could have simple conversations in english and use translator apps, but we were still able to have a great time and learn a lot doing that.
After just a few months of that, the simple conversations are now in korean and we're having much more advanced english conversations. I heavily advocate for finding a good language partner.
That’s amazing - finding a language partner like that is a diamond in the rough! I hope you’re having a great language learning week!
Really helpful principles & system for learning a new language, will 100% be applying this :)
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Thank you so much!! I've been stuck and was left unmotivated to study Korean. I'm gonna study hard from now on. Can you recommend any variety shows?
I'm so glad :) I think Running Man is the best, it has great subtitles - they have korean only channels and they have real, natural conversation. I'd definitely start here. Find something you find funny or interesting and start making notes and learning! Good luck, you got this!
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Underrated video frr!! These tips are actually gonna work as 1y of korean learning experince☺. I wish I had watch this before learning korean,😭😭 I did all input, output and grammar also breaks 😂 Now I can talk but as introvert bit difficult and understand much but not fast korean yet:(
It helps alot but confidence is always down cz I can't find language partner as my age and level so I can practice daily. sometime no motivation 🥲now I have to follow some of your tips Again, Thanks for this video❤🩹
I'm glad they help :D I found HelloTalk quite a useful app for finding language partners and if not you can always practice conversations in the mirror, check out this video, she's really good! th-cam.com/video/K5XBzJy7vNk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=%EB%A3%B0%EB%A3%A8%EB%9E%84%EB%A6%AC%7CLULULALI Good luck girl!! 💗
Why did you stop? You should continue making more vids. I like you the most.
you're very kind ˘ᵕ˘ thank you. i'll be back 💗
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Hi thank you very much for this info and I think i it will help me a lot in sorting out my schedule for studying korean. I just started seriously studying a month ago so it's not too late to implement this into my schedule 🤭
Btw, i skimmed through the resources you shared and I agree with your comment about TTMIK. I suggest getting Get It Korean Grammar books instead as these books also go well with KGIU 🥰 It's such an underrated book 😅
Thank you so much for letting me know! I hope it helps you - ooh I'll check out those books for sure! I'm making a video on how to effectively use books too so I can't wait to share that with you too :) Good luck on your journey! 𓆩♡𓆪
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I’ve been studying Korean for about 2 months Ik some basics but idk how to progress ty for this
Glad it helps! If you want more tips, I just put out a new video to help you with your Korean, you can see it here th-cam.com/video/gIoxE_jYxCU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6dk3zCmyetkqcvmg
Good luck!
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