An AMAZING way to get a pen-pal is the website italki. You can talk to Korean natives and practice your Korean and they can correct it. Great way to make friends too.
I am learning Korean myself now. I went into a 3 floors big bookstore here in Germany looked up the milk-glas-board-thingy in the middle of the 1 floor where to find language-books and than I awkwardly walked into the 3rd floor looked up where to find Korean or Japanese and at the same time I made a Japanese guy running away like if he thought : "Oh holly shit another one of those weird weaboos/Koreaboos" cause I was wearing a Big-bang shirt and had my backpack with me (wich is decorated with Kpop- and anime-pins and keychains xD and with unicorns, a foxtail, pins of my most favourite drawing/manga-artist (she is from Germany and really famouse here) and a golden duck-pin of a rainbowcolored duck and yeah^^) ) and than the last thing I heard from the Japanese guy after he saw me is that he yelled in the direction of a cashier: "Sayonara, I don't need anybooks..." and after I took a Korean book (with a lot of parts in it to work in the book where you for example have to write 6 things you can find in a hotelroom or where you have to match hangul and romanasations ^^) and the chashier was funny. As he saw wich book I wanted to buy he yelled at me: "Annyeonghaseo, my sister is making her master in the Korean studies here at the local university. Are you sure, you want to buy this book?" I was arguing with him that my family is full of awsome people (a cousin of me who is half English/half German and is fluently in both languages taught herself spanish, italian, french, swedish, portugese, polish, dutch, norwegian and she even made her driving liscense in spanish and is lives now in spain. An aunt of me wich is from france is speaking fluently english french and German, but German with a little ascent and she can speak dutch and polish. Another aunt of me speaks fluently German English and french and she worked for the English military in a nurseryschool and even became the manager of it with extremly good grades on her exam that she made for it in English (yes she made everything in the English language, even if she, as my mom said was allways horrible in English back as she was a teenager...) I have an other cousin he can speak German, English, Polish, French, Hungarian and a bit of Thai) and so I told him: "Even if I suck at this, I try, cause it could work for me cause my family is good in languages...") and than he smiled back at me and said: "OK, well... good luck and I hope you oneday get it and maybe you onday get the change to travle to Korea..." xD
I once was near to ask on a Q&A-website if he was part of a group I once saw a video from, cause he kinda remindet me of someone but I had no idear wich name that group had, cause it wasn't written anywhere and so I wanted to ask if anyone knowed the group's name and if I am right or wrong hahaha ^^
It was cool hearing you speak Korean in your Winter Tag video; it's so good for someone who's been speaking for such a short time! Makes me wonder what happened with Simon and Martina. They've been in Korea for a while and they still sound like tourists using a beginner's handbook.
+urbansketch94 Real talk I think it's because they surround themselves with English speakers. I've been watching them since 2010 and all their friends speak English.
+Akeia Webb That's very true and I also tend to notice married couples who move abroad rarely learn a language at the rate single people do. I guess going out and dating Korean people also really helps. LOL
Curious to know.....when studying to learn Korean, at what point do you become mindful of learning/using formal vs. non-formal? I watch a lot of kdrama and they always make it seem important. So, do you choose to learn one and then the other or does it not matter? Thank you!
Integrated Korean (by Hawaiian Press) is a really good series. I learned most from Yonsei Uni's Korean books. Also having a good balance between speaking with Korean friends AND learning from text books is really crucial imo. Speaking with natives helps develop a good pronunciation and more natural speech, while following text books will help you to spell properly and avoid grammar mistakes etc. Also the Yonsei books are amazing for explaining exactly what the sentences consist of and how to use new verbs etc. It's pretty brilliant!
im trying to learn. I get the sentence structure (subject-object-predicate) . I understand the appearance. but im stuggling with actually writing in hangul im trying to learn pronunciation and understanding it when i hear it. im the kind of person who forgets basic (in my vocabulary) words when i want to use them so remembering isnt my strong suit. honestly all I know in korean pronunciation is bread, fish, cheese, meat, soup, salad, spoon, fork, knife, fruits, breakfast, egg, lemon, mushroom, and sugar. so basically if I were to go to korea i'd only be useful for ordering food.
wow thanks for the recommendations! i've been wanting to learn korean, but i know immersion is definitely not going to work for me seeing as i'm a million miles away, but i'll definitely look into these books. :)
I ordered "Korean From Zero" off of Amazon. So far it's helped me a lot in the month I've had it. It's really thick, they two more installments in that series. I do want to also purchase "Talk To Me In Korean" books because I want to go over everything with different source material and I really like the aesthetic of the books hahaha. But their website is nice and I do like the layout of the audio lessons.
Thank you so much for this website. The only resource I knew of before this was Duolingo, which helps with basics, and a general understanding of sentence structure, but I wasn't really getting anywhere. I've been on the website for about a half hour, and know way more than months of Duolingo has taught me. 10/10. Would recommend.
I completely agree with the idea of immersion, I only learnt french/became fluent when I moved to france (I was six tho) and was going to a french school (I only just moved to the uk tho & I'm sixteen). Also, I find it really hard to sit down and learn a language if I'm surrounded by a different one. Another thing I should say is if you don't practice the language/use it, you'll lose it REALLY QUICKLY. Spanish was my second language when I was small and I spoke it fluently but now I can't speak it at all because none of my siblings spoke it. Ooof that was long x)
Oh yay!! I'm on the right track. I'm already doing all that you recommended and I even went an extra step and got a tutor. And while I can speak, write, and understand Korean, I'd definitely would like my spoken conversation skills to get much better. Maybe if I wasn't surrounded by English everyday my Korean speech would be more fluent. Guess I'll just have to try harder. Thanks for this video, I feel better about my learning process. 새해 복 많이 받으세요!
I just found out that you have a singing career. You even collaborated with 트로피캣. I was so shocked and I hope you all the best at singing and being a youtuber!
I'm learning Korean and the things that have helped me are: Memrise (a language learning app also chosen best app 2017) I watch k dramas I watch lyric videos of kpop songs I even learned "even if it die its you" by taehyung and Jin
video was great for beginners!thanks alot:) My major is korean language and literature in university so we are using Yonsei University's books at the moment.If someone want to learn korean easily this books are pretty good at it.They are actually pretty expensive to order from Korea to other countries but they can teach so well.They are in both english and korean so everyone can use so easily.My first language is not english but the books are not that hard to understand:) thanks for the video,xx
I am thinking about studying korean in university and i have to live a year in korea in one semester. I know basic korean words but i still lack, so this video helped me alot! I'll order those books for sure. I am planning to visit seoul before i study to see how i like it there tho.
watching this made me motivated to start studying korean more hahah! i already learned the entire hangul alphabet and can even hold simple convos.... but the program i was using was not that good once i got past the basics, so i really need to check these out.
The words I can remember is anneyeong which is hi and goodbye butak habnida (b/p sound varies on the person) which is please. Anyo which is no ye which is yes as soon a few more I can't remember (I haven't studied in weeks)
I am watching this in 2017 and I am so surprised that you lived in PH 😍 but I got in here bec I'm currently learning Korean language and I find this much much of help! Thanky! 💕
You should get a Rat's Tail to practice really current Korean slang and idioms. (it's not so much like those learn naughty time words in an exotic language, but actually words people use to express themselves online and with friends) It even tells you what formality and situation is appropriate to use ( some you can use with coworkers, some only with besties) Check it out!
being immersed in the language really helps. i taught myself hangul in a day and i can form full sentences. the only thing i have problems with is being confident when i speak it. also kpop helped a lot but I'm still learning and self teaching so that i can perfect it. btw i love your hair!😊
Immersion doesn't actually always work. If you have no idea what is going on, it will basically be like adults having a conversation and you are a baby not understanding anything. One of the best ways to learn a language is to get a tutor, a teacher or a friend who speaks that language to help you so it's more of a mother/baby relationship, and the baby (you) will learn faster
I actually follow their youtibe channel but have never purchased their books! I currently take lessons, but only once a week so retaining what I learn is difficult. I will definitely check their books out!
i got the level 1 grammar book and work book, so i'm hoping to become a little bit more better at hangul. ^^' i'll be saving up to buy the other books as well!
Yaaaas I used talktomeinkorean too to learn a little bit of korean. It's cool that you learned it so quickly and I definitely agree that immersion is totally key when trying to learn how to speak a language. Hahaha gotta do that with my Tagalog cuz my American accent be thick af when I try to talk to my fam in Tagalog.
this was really informative thanks i have bought the beginners learner pack but haven't had the chance to learn korean as i am studying my last year of a degree course and working part-time. but a lot of the information in this video was essential.
i have been watching Korean dramas for over two years now and my ears got used to the language and now I can not look on the screen just to read the subs. what I struggle with the most though is reading and writing of course. I'm going to take Korean classes after I finish high school soon, I can learn on my own but it's always better when you have someone to practice with.
I find it impossible to learn Korean. There are no resources on par with Tim Takamatsu, Tae Kim, or Maggie sensei's websites (for Japanese), it's a bit depressing.
Download the app "Memrise" It really helps you how to speak the language and helps you read it. Its a very simple app, I used it to learn Japanese :P All I need is to memorize the alphabet because I forget.
this is so helpful and thank you so much! immersion defiantly helps, I have to do that with learning French but I'm not really sure how to do this fully with Korean culture in America which sucks but thank you for the tips! and ilysm
totally me. i have the hardest time expressing myself in korean. i understand perfectly fine and text with no problem, but having a direct conversation is so hard lol. can't wait to move next year spring so i can improve.
Im currently learning korean, my first language is spanish, and to me hangul was super easy, i learned in 3 classes obviously im not super good at it, but overall hangul writing/Reading sistem is very easy
I am half Korean, and I know skin care is very important. I noticed that you are having some acne problems, and I know a way to fix it. Asian skin is very sensitive, so use these products to clear up your skin. Wash your face with warm to hot water with a Korean scrubbing cloth, while using Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash, it's the orange gel soap. Use Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash, as a face shaving cream. Use these products for a month and a half, and see if it clears up your skin completely. If you have acne in your scalp, use Neutrogena Daily Control 2 in 1 Dandruff Shampoo Plus Conditioner. Standard washing products tend to irritate Asian skin very easily, and so these milder skin products are gentler on Asian skin.
i started using that website too me and my friends r using it we are hoping to learn so that we can talk to each other at school and nobody would know what we are saying not even the thousands of chinese kids that are there unless they learned korean too then we can become buddies !!!! also i have a naver account but its in korean on my phone i sort of figured out how it works ... not really
5:39 Can we watch these things you described in subtitles? Or are we supposed to just listen and get used to the accents and learn some of the common phrases we hear every now and then?
Aaaah Edward you're the best youtuber i ever watshed you're the best stay safe love you so much and i'll support you forever everytime don't forget to smile💕
+Edward Avila i went to the site but wasn't sure if it would work for me but seeing that it did for you (and others in the comments), i'm so going back to the site and buying theses books, thank you! :D
I was born into a Spanish and English speaking family and for some reason decided to learn extra languages I'll probably never use and have become somewhat fluent with them , Romanian and Portuguese .. However I listen to a lot of Kpop and watch Korean dramas so I really want to learn Korean , so I'm gonna try the tips and hopefully things go well . 😂
한골 is super easy my problem is jus grasping the particles you put after certain words or expression .. English we don't have that so jumping into it is aching
Edward, I think it is cool on how you learned Korean and now work on a base. I really want to learn French, but it seems that international business is the type of work that seems available. I was just curious to know what you are employed as on the base!
This is an old video but "stick yourself in that place where they only speak that language " is SOOO true. I didn't knew have to speak Japanese ( just some words and read basic letters). I Just studied and all my classmates are Japanese. I somehow learned how to speak for around a year and a half ( 4 years now and counting l It just forces you to understand and learn the language well ... I still suck at reading kanji tho but hopefully I can learn Korean next as my 4th language uwu
"Find yourself a korean friend or something"
hunny I have trouble finding a friend
Epril SiDragøn Me too 😂
I have a Korean friend!!
I actually have a Korean friend holy shit
PrinceOli I wish lol
PrinceOli WHAT
TTMIK is AMAZING. Hyunwoo is an AMAZING teacher! They also have a TH-cam channel called TalkToMeInKorean which is amazingly useful too.
An AMAZING way to get a pen-pal is the website italki. You can talk to Korean natives and practice your Korean and they can correct it. Great way to make friends too.
+Arinlas You are easily "amazed"..
-this is a joke-
I think youre AMAZINGLY right
+LittleRachou No I'm serious. Amazing sources. ;) Love the repetition.
+The5streetThe I amazingly thank you!
all this time I thought he was Korean and born in Korea >___> loool
sameee😂😂
yea me too coz her face like korean man 😍👍🏼
+Sifa Hiang his
+Yumi Park yea 😍😘😂😂
same >_
i taught myself how to read hangul but the main thing is actually learning the language its self haha at least i took the first step
+SeoulBoyVanGirl "You can do it! Fighting!" Did I trans that right? ㅎㅎㅎ 내 한국어가 안 좋아요
+SeoulBoyVanGirl ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 고마워요 !!
I am learning Korean myself now. I went into a 3 floors big bookstore here in Germany looked up the milk-glas-board-thingy in the middle of the 1 floor where to find language-books and than I awkwardly walked into the 3rd floor looked up where to find Korean or Japanese and at the same time I made a Japanese guy running away like if he thought : "Oh holly shit another one of those weird weaboos/Koreaboos" cause I was wearing a Big-bang shirt and had my backpack with me (wich is decorated with Kpop- and anime-pins and keychains xD and with unicorns, a foxtail, pins of my most favourite drawing/manga-artist (she is from Germany and really famouse here) and a golden duck-pin of a rainbowcolored duck and yeah^^) ) and than the last thing I heard from the Japanese guy after he saw me is that he yelled in the direction of a cashier: "Sayonara, I don't need anybooks..." and after I took a Korean book (with a lot of parts in it to work in the book where you for example have to write 6 things you can find in a hotelroom or where you have to match hangul and romanasations ^^) and the chashier was funny. As he saw wich book I wanted to buy he yelled at me: "Annyeonghaseo, my sister is making her master in the Korean studies here at the local university. Are you sure, you want to buy this book?" I was arguing with him that my family is full of awsome people (a cousin of me who is half English/half German and is fluently in both languages taught herself spanish, italian, french, swedish, portugese, polish, dutch, norwegian and she even made her driving liscense in spanish and is lives now in spain. An aunt of me wich is from france is speaking fluently english french and German, but German with a little ascent and she can speak dutch and polish. Another aunt of me speaks fluently German English and french and she worked for the English military in a nurseryschool and even became the manager of it with extremly good grades on her exam that she made for it in English (yes she made everything in the English language, even if she, as my mom said was allways horrible in English back as she was a teenager...) I have an other cousin he can speak German, English, Polish, French, Hungarian and a bit of Thai) and so I told him: "Even if I suck at this, I try, cause it could work for me cause my family is good in languages...") and than he smiled back at me and said: "OK, well... good luck and I hope you oneday get it and maybe you onday get the change to travle to Korea..." xD
난영하서 리구에요 반가워요
same lmao i can pronouncethe letters and read but i don`t understand what i`m reading
he literally looks like an idol lol
Edit: *omg this is more attention than my parents ever gave me*
Kpopfreak 0'0 your profile picture 👌👏😂
I was thinking the same!! his hair..
Kpopfreak 0'0 ㅋㅋㅋ😂😂😂
I once was near to ask on a Q&A-website if he was part of a group I once saw a video from, cause he kinda remindet me of someone but I had no idear wich name that group had, cause it wasn't written anywhere and so I wanted to ask if anyone knowed the group's name and if I am right or wrong hahaha ^^
Once you Jimin you can't Jimout!
as far as I know he isn't 😅
Can we just talk about how on fleek Edward's profile picture is?????????
can we just talk about how on fleek Edwards everything is??
Edwards on fleek all the time!
when youre too poor to move to korea
Ugh
i feel ya..
wen ya'll need to learn to talk to ur oppas 😂 meh right over here 😂😂 btw ANY ARMY???
+p방탄소년단 Well i'm here
btw i'm still learning korean but now for the hard thing and its traveling it costs a lot of money :(
:/ when u're too poor and too damn ugly to be noticed by park jimin
I've never clicked a video so fast 😂
ikr
+xx1Lover17 same
yup
right! I need to learn Korean 😞 fast!
+Rachel Jimin sameee I need to learn how to talk to bangtan oppas FAST
you remind me of key from shinee
Avenger Del Rey OMG YAAAASSS!!!
Avenger Del Rey tbh, i thought it was like key's brother or him.
Oh i remembered Jonghyun 😭
Angie The Great omfg💔😥
he doesn't really look like key but his facial bone structure is similar to key's
your voice is so deep i can dive in it
irrelevant but you have really nice hands
nice hands are never irrelevant
its irrelevant how unirrelevant hands are
lmao BOUT TO SAY THAT 😂😂
Omg he does
Irrelevant is always irrelevant cuz it just is~smh 🤦♀️
It was cool hearing you speak Korean in your Winter Tag video; it's so good for someone who's been speaking for such a short time! Makes me wonder what happened with Simon and Martina. They've been in Korea for a while and they still sound like tourists using a beginner's handbook.
LMAO THE SHADE.....i love it
+urbansketch94 Real talk I think it's because they surround themselves with English speakers. I've been watching them since 2010 and all their friends speak English.
+Akeia Webb That's very true and I also tend to notice married couples who move abroad rarely learn a language at the rate single people do. I guess going out and dating Korean people also really helps. LOL
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Your hair is just.... yes! Soooo on point. Makes me want to draw you... Hope that doesn't sound weird. lol, I'm an artist. Haha
Lol same though! I feel you! Being an artist weirds people out sometimes 😂
I just watch a lot of K-Dramas to learn Korean xD but I'll definitely try "Talk To Me In Korean" though lol
yas i can read hangul, this is gonna help take it to the next step!! thank u
how about , a video in full version of you speaking korean(with eng subs of course) in any topic , is it okay ?? 😊 , looking forward for that soon .
I made one already and thats all u get for now loooooool 🤓
Curious to know.....when studying to learn Korean, at what point do you become mindful of learning/using formal vs. non-formal? I watch a lot of kdrama and they always make it seem important. So, do you choose to learn one and then the other or does it not matter? Thank you!
I think its super important. Learn it from the beginning haha
+Edward Avila how long did it took you to learn it?
So you're not Korean? sorry I'm a new subscriber
+Watermelon Queen you can tell by his last name lol. he isn't korean
+thrustinmehoshi oh yeah...haaha but you never know if his dad is korean and his mom isn't korean...okay he isn't korean
your hair looks fantastic in this
Integrated Korean (by Hawaiian Press) is a really good series. I learned most from Yonsei Uni's Korean books. Also having a good balance between speaking with Korean friends AND learning from text books is really crucial imo. Speaking with natives helps develop a good pronunciation and more natural speech, while following text books will help you to spell properly and avoid grammar mistakes etc. Also the Yonsei books are amazing for explaining exactly what the sentences consist of and how to use new verbs etc. It's pretty brilliant!
Youre so aesthetically pleasing and pretty so lets say
new subscriber! 👏
you look SO GOOD in this outfit/hair combo
BRO YOU REMIND ME SO MUCH OF MAGNUS FROM THE SHADWOHUNTER TV SHOW AHH 😍😍😍😍
Yeah!
soooo true
OMFG I SEE IT
Ive learning english with your channel and im very happy.thanks for all the affection that you put in each video.God bless you and your dreams
You look like Shinee's Key srsly
Ikr. But he's like a mix of Key and Jonghyun.
JulliaRianne GOSH YEAH. MIX BETWEEN KEY AND JONGHYUN HAHAHAHA
damn yes I was thinking that too😂😂😂
wrap monster 😢
Chernille lol
My favourite way to learn vocabulary is Memrise, but there's not much on grammar there
Thank you so much, you have no idea how helpful this is to me 😊
I like your personality. and I like the color of your hair. did you dye it yourself or you had it done at a salon??? :)
im trying to learn. I get the sentence structure (subject-object-predicate) . I understand the appearance. but im stuggling with actually writing in hangul im trying to learn pronunciation and understanding it when i hear it. im the kind of person who forgets basic (in my vocabulary) words when i want to use them so remembering isnt my strong suit.
honestly all I know in korean pronunciation is bread, fish, cheese, meat, soup, salad, spoon, fork, knife, fruits, breakfast, egg, lemon, mushroom, and sugar. so basically if I were to go to korea i'd only be useful for ordering food.
wow thanks for the recommendations! i've been wanting to learn korean, but i know immersion is definitely not going to work for me seeing as i'm a million miles away, but i'll definitely look into these books. :)
I ordered "Korean From Zero" off of Amazon. So far it's helped me a lot in the month I've had it. It's really thick, they two more installments in that series. I do want to also purchase "Talk To Me In Korean" books because I want to go over everything with different source material and I really like the aesthetic of the books hahaha. But their website is nice and I do like the layout of the audio lessons.
Thank you so much for this website. The only resource I knew of before this was Duolingo, which helps with basics, and a general understanding of sentence structure, but I wasn't really getting anywhere. I've been on the website for about a half hour, and know way more than months of Duolingo has taught me. 10/10. Would recommend.
I completely agree with the idea of immersion, I only learnt french/became fluent when I moved to france (I was six tho) and was going to a french school (I only just moved to the uk tho & I'm sixteen). Also, I find it really hard to sit down and learn a language if I'm surrounded by a different one. Another thing I should say is if you don't practice the language/use it, you'll lose it REALLY QUICKLY. Spanish was my second language when I was small and I spoke it fluently but now I can't speak it at all because none of my siblings spoke it. Ooof that was long x)
Oh yay!! I'm on the right track. I'm already doing all that you recommended and I even went an extra step and got a tutor. And while I can speak, write, and understand Korean, I'd definitely would like my spoken conversation skills to get much better. Maybe if I wasn't surrounded by English everyday my Korean speech would be more fluent. Guess I'll just have to try harder. Thanks for this video, I feel better about my learning process. 새해 복 많이 받으세요!
I just found out that you have a singing career. You even collaborated with 트로피캣. I was so shocked and I hope you all the best at singing and being a youtuber!
Love watching these videos instead of actually studying korean
I just came from one of your most recent vids, I totally forgot you had to learn Korean... You are so fluent now omg
You're my new fave youtuber!!!!!
Thanks! I've been learning for 2 weeks now, almost got the alphabet down.
Glad to hear the ttmik course is good; was about to buy their books! Thanks for the video man.
can't stop staring at his eyelids though
I got Rosetta Stone and it works very well for me but I think I'll check the website out! :) thanks for the info and suggestions
I'm learning Korean and the things that have helped me are:
Memrise (a language learning app also chosen best app 2017)
I watch k dramas
I watch lyric videos of kpop songs
I even learned "even if it die its you" by taehyung and Jin
I am learning Korean, Japanese, and Chinese at the same time when I am supposed to be learning Spanish... Because I'm in America. 😢😪
This hair color on you is reeeaaally amazing
video was great for beginners!thanks alot:) My major is korean language and literature in university so we are using Yonsei University's books at the moment.If someone want to learn korean easily this books are pretty good at it.They are actually pretty expensive to order from Korea to other countries but they can teach so well.They are in both english and korean so everyone can use so easily.My first language is not english but the books are not that hard to understand:) thanks for the video,xx
I am thinking about studying korean in university and i have to live a year in korea in one semester. I know basic korean words but i still lack, so this video helped me alot! I'll order those books for sure. I am planning to visit seoul before i study to see how i like it there tho.
what's happened to the eat your kimchi cafe now they've gone to Japan??
The grammar in this
watching this made me motivated to start studying korean more hahah! i already learned the entire hangul alphabet and can even hold simple convos.... but the program i was using was not that good once i got past the basics, so i really need to check these out.
The words I can remember is anneyeong which is hi and goodbye butak habnida (b/p sound varies on the person) which is please. Anyo which is no ye which is yes as soon a few more I can't remember (I haven't studied in weeks)
I am watching this in 2017 and I am so surprised that you lived in PH 😍 but I got in here bec I'm currently learning Korean language and I find this much much of help! Thanky! 💕
this deserves more views tbh
Love your videos!!!! Keep making more stuff outside of your house, it's interesting to see what else you're up to in Korea!!!!
You should get a Rat's Tail to practice really current Korean slang and idioms. (it's not so much like those learn naughty time words in an exotic language, but actually words people use to express themselves online and with friends) It even tells you what formality and situation is appropriate to use ( some you can use with coworkers, some only with besties) Check it out!
Omg!!! Are One Of The Best TH-camrs For Me!! Edward.. 👍
You’re skin looks soo nice !
being immersed in the language really helps. i taught myself hangul in a day and i can form full sentences. the only thing i have problems with is being confident when i speak it. also kpop helped a lot but I'm still learning and self teaching so that i can perfect it. btw i love your hair!😊
wow that's amazing, in one day? How did you manage that
I studied from early in the morning to late afternoon
You need to do a video on this look, mate. Both hair and makeup. Seriously.
Immersion doesn't actually always work. If you have no idea what is going on, it will basically be like adults having a conversation and you are a baby not understanding anything. One of the best ways to learn a language is to get a tutor, a teacher or a friend who speaks that language to help you so it's more of a mother/baby relationship, and the baby (you) will learn faster
I actually follow their youtibe channel but have never purchased their books! I currently take lessons, but only once a week so retaining what I learn is difficult. I will definitely check their books out!
I taught myself Hangul this week. And now I'm trying to learn vocabulary before I go to Korea. nice video Ed
i got the level 1 grammar book and work book, so i'm hoping to become a little bit more better at hangul. ^^' i'll be saving up to buy the other books as well!
Yaaaas I used talktomeinkorean too to learn a little bit of korean. It's cool that you learned it so quickly and I definitely agree that immersion is totally key when trying to learn how to speak a language. Hahaha gotta do that with my Tagalog cuz my American accent be thick af when I try to talk to my fam in Tagalog.
this was really informative thanks i have bought the beginners learner pack but haven't had the chance to learn korean as i am studying my last year of a degree course and working part-time. but a lot of the information in this video was essential.
Love love love this video! Thanks for all the tips and the book recommendations! :)
Do you know 안녕하세요?
Lets go to *kopi shopue* together
Can I have your time?
You want my Number?
Yes- NO! NO!
안녕하세요 mean is Hello
i have been watching Korean dramas for over two years now and my ears got used to the language and now I can not look on the screen just to read the subs. what I struggle with the most though is reading and writing of course. I'm going to take Korean classes after I finish high school soon, I can learn on my own but it's always better when you have someone to practice with.
I learnt from Talk to me in Korean as well hehehe I got the 이화 Korean books when I visited Korea
I find it impossible to learn Korean. There are no resources on par with Tim Takamatsu, Tae Kim, or Maggie sensei's websites (for Japanese), it's a bit depressing.
Jonét Harry try how to study Korean
It's a great website.
Jonét Harry I highly recommend talk to me in Korean.com
Desmond Seebalack Yes!! Talktomeinkorean.com HyunWoo and Kyeong Eun are the best!
ikr I absolutely love them and I love HyunWoo's youtube channel. It's nice to practice reading real life Korean
Download the app "Memrise" It really helps you how to speak the language and helps you read it. Its a very simple app, I used it to learn Japanese :P All I need is to memorize the alphabet because I forget.
Helpful! Thanks Eddy!! Those books are affordable love it!!! I needed new books
I'm trying to learn Italian and a few of his tips I haven't thought of doing but definitely will now!
I know how to read hangul,, my main thing I need to learn is how to say basic eveyday words & household items^^
this is so helpful and thank you so much! immersion defiantly helps, I have to do that with learning French but I'm not really sure how to do this fully with Korean culture in America which sucks but thank you for the tips! and ilysm
totally me. i have the hardest time expressing myself in korean. i understand perfectly fine and text with no problem, but having a direct conversation is so hard lol. can't wait to move next year spring so i can improve.
I just got the ‘’ Talk to me Korean ‘’ book !!!! I already know how to read hangul so i just need to learn other stuff !~
Im currently learning korean, my first language is spanish, and to me hangul was super easy, i learned in 3 classes obviously im not super good at it, but overall hangul writing/Reading sistem is very easy
I studied Korean since 2012 and I only finished 4 levels lol
I am half Korean, and I know skin care is very important. I noticed that you are having some acne problems, and I know a way to fix it. Asian skin is very sensitive, so use these products to clear up your skin. Wash your face with warm to hot water with a Korean scrubbing cloth, while using Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash, it's the orange gel soap. Use Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash, as a face shaving cream. Use these products for a month and a half, and see if it clears up your skin completely. If you have acne in your scalp, use Neutrogena Daily Control 2 in 1 Dandruff Shampoo Plus Conditioner. Standard washing products tend to irritate Asian skin very easily, and so these milder skin products are gentler on Asian skin.
I love how he looks in this video. I think personally his dark eyes fit him better. It really compliments his brows and hair.
i started using that website too me and my friends r using it we are hoping to learn so that we can talk to each other at school and nobody would know what we are saying not even the thousands of chinese kids that are there unless they learned korean too then we can become buddies !!!! also i have a naver account but its in korean on my phone i sort of figured out how it works ... not really
5:39 Can we watch these things you described in subtitles? Or are we supposed to just listen and get used to the accents and learn some of the common phrases we hear every now and then?
Aaaah Edward you're the best youtuber i ever watshed you're the best stay safe love you so much and i'll support you forever everytime don't forget to smile💕
You look so good in this video!! And thanks for the useful tips :)
+Edward Avila i went to the site but wasn't sure if it would work for me but seeing that it did for you (and others in the comments), i'm so going back to the site and buying theses books, thank you! :D
Really cool video! Love all the black and white!
I'll be going to Ewha Woman's University in Korea this fall! I know non of the language so this was a super helpful video~ Thank you!
i might need to try this. all the korean i know so far, i've learned from watching variety shows
I was born into a Spanish and English speaking family and for some reason decided to learn extra languages I'll probably never use and have become somewhat fluent with them , Romanian and Portuguese .. However I listen to a lot of Kpop and watch Korean dramas so I really want to learn Korean , so I'm gonna try the tips and hopefully things go well . 😂
I taught myself Hangul from TH-cam and I love talktomeinkorean.com I also watch their TH-cam videos💜👌🏼
He lowkey looks like Jongkey's love child
한골 is super easy my problem is jus grasping the particles you put after certain words or expression .. English we don't have that so jumping into it is aching
This is very helpful I've been trying to learn Korean, thank you for making this video it helped
I have learned how to read hangul but I don’t know what I’m reading lol. I am not sure if that’s a good start or no but oh well 😂
Thank you so much for posting this video! This is what I have been needing!
thank you for making this video. I just signed up with them and started learning.
Edward, I think it is cool on how you learned Korean and now work on a base. I really want to learn French, but it seems that international business is the type of work that seems available. I was just curious to know what you are employed as on the base!
I'm gonna check that out - thank you and I really love your makeup tutorials 😁
I really needed this . Thanks ♡
wow.. Edward looks so refreshing here 😍
OK, I have got to say, this is definitely one of your best looks. Like, to be honest you really remind me of shinee's Key
This is an old video but "stick yourself in that place where they only speak that language " is SOOO true. I didn't knew have to speak Japanese ( just some words and read basic letters). I Just studied and all my classmates are Japanese. I somehow learned how to speak for around a year and a half ( 4 years now and counting l
It just forces you to understand and learn the language well ... I still suck at reading kanji tho but hopefully I can learn Korean next as my 4th language uwu