How to better remember new words you’ve learned
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2019
- What are some techniques and methods you use to better remember what you’ve learned? Hyunwoo and Cassie discuss this in today’s Q&A video. To learn more Korean vocabulary, type “vocabulary” in the search bar on our website and you will see all the books, courses, and lessons you need!
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I am also teaching my 5 year old daughter as i learn and we try to use as many korean words during our day as we can. Her favourite phrase is 하지마 lol.
Lol 😂 is your husband Korean ?
This was great, thanks, I been tryin to find out about "how can i improve my remembering names?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Piyoren Incredible Prepotence - (just google it ) ? It is a good one of a kind product for discovering how to boost your memory power without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my co-worker got excellent results with it.
This was great, I have been researching "difficulty remembering words when speaking" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Piyoren Incredible Prepotence - (search on google ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind product for discovering how to boost your memory power minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.
How's your daughter/'s korean now?
Hi ! I’m curious how’s your daughter korean now
Vocabulary is my only problem and how to remember them haha!
For me, a simple "drill" style way to remember vocabulary is to do flash cards before I go to sleep. Like literally the last thing I do in the day. I always seem to be able to develop my memory that way.
I might also suggest when you learn a new word is to think about something that's important to you that's associated with that word. Anchor the word to a strong memory or feeling.
@@PiroMunkie Sounds Good! i'll try it. thank you for helping out, God bless and have a wonderful day/night ahead! Here some treats 🍪🍰🍩🍷
@@PiroMunkie I agree with you:)) it really helps me, my mind is more likely to remember the things I studied or revised as the last thing I do :D
Same
me too, it's so hard sometimes
Having a conversation with yourself is so important. Not only do you revise and remember everything, you can also keep a tab of where you are. I used to say just a few words at first but now i have full fledged conversations with myself, using full sentences. Sure, people think I am crazy but.... its worth it
Well, here's a reminder that you aren't the only crazy person here. Hahaha. Keep trying, Friend. At least we're not afraid risking being looked at weirdly doing something out of our passion for something.
Dude this is exactly how I became fluent in Chinese! But for me, I think I have a natural talent for language because most people forgot things when they are told it in another language, however, I can tell you who taught me what word, and where I was, and what I was doing. Learning a language is all about making memories with your vocabulary. You have to make a moment , and you will surely remember it forever.
I should make a channel for people who want to learn Chinese lol!
Please do, I'll definitely subscribe :) I've been meaning to learn Chinese too!
Hard flex but also I'd like to learn mandarin one day
please do! I could use it since I am learning Chinese at school
Yea you have some good memory I can't remember a thing unless I learn it over and over and use it. You should if you learned it easily
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Sometimes saying things out loud even at home is so hard since there are people around and you can get nervous and anxious haha
Haha "krass".. Literally one of the most important words in the German language
Hahahah "krass" is such a typical colloquial term, I also learned it when I came here, you wouldn't find it in a textbook, good job! ^^
At school they teach us 3 ways of learning you can be a reading/listening learning, a visual learner, or a hands on learner
-reading/listening learn best by reading a textbook, or listening to a podcast or audio book
-visual learners learn the best by watching videos to learn, or making graphs and charts to help visualize the concept
-hands on learners learn the best by writing out what they are learning, and perhaps for science they actually do a lab or project
I am more of a hands on learner and a little bit of a visual learner. So for example when I do Chinese for school I write down every character I learn 7 times. I also pick it apart seeing each radical inside the character which helps me to remember. When I study Korean I write down each main topic of a lesson in a notebook and then separately write down each new word I learned a couple times.
My advice is to find your way of learning and go from there!
쩐다!Thank you I'm German and I will never forget this word😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
what does this mean? xD
@@malls4623 쩐다 simply means "awesome" as far as I know.
Ich auch 😂🤙🏼
Woah I'm German too
Ich aaauuchh
Tips duly noted! I actually frequently imagine conversations in my mind and, when I can, I try to read texts out loud - which helps me hear what I'm reading and actually understand more of the content. I once saw a tip about writing phrases in a journal every day (I believe it was from Hyunwoo actually), I got a journal, started writing phrases, then misplaced my notebook and forgot about it... yeah... discipline here will get me back on track!
Thanks for the video :)
I'm going to practice talking to my dog 😁
What I often do that I found very helpful was kind of similar to Hyunwoo-ssi's scenario-imagining, except I do it in third person instead of first. That means that I imagine 2 or more people talking to each other while I am the observer. I create many little stories and scenarios by creating only dialogues from everything that I've learned from dramas and TTMIK textbooks. I have a strict rule though: I am not allowed to skip over a dialogue in my head if I don't know how to say it in Korean; in order for me to continue the story/dialogue, I HAVE to come up with a way for the person to respond (that would make sense). This makes me nervous and allows me to think quickly as if I were in that situation myself. And lastly, I do this before going to bed right before I fall asleep, which in turn makes me dream in Korean! I always find myself dreaming in my OWN 1st-person scenarios speaking Korean even though I'm nowhere near fluent. Basically it's a way to trick your brain into thinking that its main language is the one that you're learning before falling asleep and it makes you remember the vocabulary and grammar much better the next day. Hope this helps any learners here!~
I do 3rd person conversations and scenarios as well! Except i skip a lot of dialogues...😖 But are you serious? You actually DREAM in korean?! Whoa... i'mma try that right before i sleep... Thanks, you gave me newfound hope😉
What are some techniques and methods you use to better remember what you’ve learned?
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Talk To Me In Korean i try to imagine how the word looks with the characters & imagine how it connects to the english word - i also use cue cards a lot!
Thanks for making the video . Can you tell explain the meaning of 만일 and 만약 and which should I use them ? 감사드립니다 !
When someone says a word with a certain diction or in a purposefully funny way, I copy it 😂. That's how I remember a word.
Memory is linked to the emotions and senses related to the moment. So if you put a drawing, different intonation while practicing it or tell a funny thing about it, you're more likely to remember it. But with Korean, the words seem so similar to each other... It's really hard to remember.
During video lessons I try to be as present as possible with no distractions. And THEN I write about what stood out for me in terms of utility whether it's grammar and/or vocabulary.
This way I'm forced to remember what I paid most attention to and so far I can watch or listen to a 30 minute lesson and write down everything I remember feeling really interested in using in the future.
Another thing I do is journal in Korean allowing room for giant mistakes just to get comfortable with writing for myself. And I try to keep that separate from posting something on Hello Talk to get people's corrections.
This is something I've been wondering for a while. Thank you so much for explaining this. 가르쳐주셔서 감사합니다!💞
이 비디오는 촣아요!
감사합니다🙏🏻
I really needed this video, thanks for the help.👍 Also, I got shocked (in a good way) when 현우 suddenly said krass😂 I am german and this made my day.
정말 감사합니다. Keep up the good work🤗
same😂😂😂😂
Oh i'm german tooo! let's study together xD
Definitely doing what Hyun woo said at the end about coming up with a scenario of when I would say something has been really helpful for me. That way when the scenario comes up you've already rehearsed your response and can hopefully say it confidently.
Super helpful, so true some people are too passive and end up learning less overseas than serious learners in their home country!
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Really helpful, thank you for sharing
I love that you learned "Krass". It's so surreal to hear it from an English Speaking person in a Korean video LOL
I've started writing one sentence a day. Sometimes I'm on the train heading into work when I do it. Sometimes I'm at home. But I usually think of a phrase I want to say and try to write that. I like the idea of starting with vocab and then making a sentence. That'll help me learn more words while I'm learning grammar! 감사합니다!
I would like to start doing this too, but I dont wanna do it bcs i dont have a "translator" or some app that would tell me if i have it correctly written. Do you have something that would correct you?
정말 감사합니다
This is great! I’m going to investigate further this idea of memory in connection with the hormonal/emotional connection! This is inspiring me to research how to learn how we each learn.
Thanks for making this video as I feel like this concept is often overlooked in the language community. As I'm watching the video, I have mentally noted some of the tips you guys mentioned in remembering the vocab. I think I will definitely try the method where I look up as many sentences as possible for each new word and then make them my own!
For some reason it makes me happy that you know a german word xD Krass! I've also started having imaginary conversations in my mind or out loud, depending on the situation. It really does help :)
This is SO unrelated but...on Saturday, I'm meeting a guy I've had a crush on since 11th grade (I'm in 12th now, just about to appear for my finals) and I'm debating on whether I should tell him?? It's the last time we see each other probably EVER since he's moving...
If you're reading this, do you think I should confess? 😅 Anyway thanks for reading haha, have a great day!
Update!! It was SO scary to approach him, I WAS PETRIFIED AHHH but I did. It felt amazing to *FINALLY* tell him. He was really surprised, but then he smiled down at me (he's a little taller than me lol) and (shyly!) said he liked me back!!!!! He said he'd been crushing on me since 11th too!! AH I'M EXCITED JUST THINKING ABOUT IT AGAINN this happens in novels and movies I can't believe it happened to me too ☠️ We were smiling and couldn't look each other in the eyes. We didn't know what to do lol it was a bit awkward but I was so HAPPY. Oh it was a good day...We probably won't meet again, but atleast I won't regret not telling him :)
Hey! You only live once. I say take the chance, unless you want to keep him as a friend forever. There are many scenarios that could happen, but if you feel like something could happen between you, go for it. If he denies, but still wants to stay friends, thats great! If he rejects and stops talking to you, he isn't worth your time at all. Otherwise, don't tell him if you want to stay friends for a long time. Hope you get what I mean! Good luck!!
@@randomkipi i agree lol good luck ice cream :,) tell us what happens!!
Go for it
Go for it! You only live once, and if it goes well you could get his number, and if it goes bad you won't see him again anyways! You might be embarrassed but eventually it will pass, and it'll be a much better story in the future lol
Good luck! 화이팅!
Best way to fix the words is to experience each of them.
Putting yourself in an environment where you can only use Korean would be ideal.
But trying to use your vocabulary when cooking alone or creating a metal todo list at work using the new language would definitely create more connections on your 🧠
Nice! Great tips!!
감사합니다
i have to say that the diary idea is amazing. before watching this video i had been writing a korean diary for 2 weeks. it really helps solidify the content you learn as well as teach you new vocabulary that is relevant to your daily life. i 100% recommend it. and after every week, i would read through my journal entries to see if i could understand everything i wrote. it's super fun !!
bonus: it helps with your handwriting a lot
Hi and do you have something that would tell you if you have it written wrong?
You've been remembering the german word correctly 👏 krass 😆
What does it mean?
I think the key thing to remembering vocabulary is studying the words that are relevant to you categorizing them based on topic. For example, if you like working out or sport and you love to TALK about these things, then you can create a list of words related to that topic and then write about the topic using your target language. Basically, learn the words that you use in your every day conversations in your native language.
Also, one thing that I've found to be really working is learning words from my favorite kpop songs and dramas; those are never ever forgotten! ^^
I think reading books is also a good way to learn vocabulary naturally. Even when it's just a children's book. When the story is nice or cute I think it's easier to remember the words. By the way, I liked that you mentioned a German word. I wasn't expecting that. That was so cute. 😊😁👍 Where did you learn "krass"?
I find that the best thing for myself personally is to have the word or phrase I've just learnt to be reiterated via kdrama, kmovie or kpop. The more vocabulary I'm exposed to, the more I can recognise hearing it or seeing it.
My speaking is lacking thou.
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I swear I would be almost a good speaker of Korean if I could just remember the words. I now get the struggle of people learning English, which had some crazy, long, weird sounding words and some weird vocabulary. I've said weird way too much
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It's really helpful
I love your name
@@Semi-imaJINaryMagicShopPsJinHi thankxxxx❤
The whole video was staring at the hoodie
I’d want to have one like this
To remember what I learned I made an Instagram account to teach Korean vocabularie that I learned and I also practice my Korean on hello talk and I creat sentences anyway thank you so much for everything ttmik ❤❤❤❤
3알린 What‘s your instagram account called? 😊
@@chchch4836 learn Korean with Aline but it is for Arabic speakers
Krasses Video!
I sometimes remember how to say a word I can't remember how to spell it in korean and spelling in romanization is a no lol
I was surprised to hear german in that video ㅋㅋㅋㅋ♡
Hi TTMIK, I’m from the UK...(Scottish)I find that when I’m on the bus or in a busy station I find that if I keep going back to your podcasts in lvl 1 as I’m in lv 2....but find myself continually doing revision in level 1....another good thing to do is I put post it notes of everyday things in my house in Hangul so I remember what their name is in Korean....as I’m still a beginner....what books or cd’s should I be buying? I listen to the Pocasts, but don’t have a lot of time to spend on the workbook....any suggestions?....I go to Seoul in April, but my Korean friends don’t know how good or bad my Korean is...so I really want to impress them....I’m an older guy in my 50’s....any help will do...Coke chong mal Kamsahamnida
Annyeong chingu！ I love your hoodie
You know what's even more krass, than krass? Voll krass! (Voll sounds a little like fall in english but with more of an 오 sound for the 'a')
Just to bring some more random german words out there :D
If i study in the evening i dont remember anything but the next morning i remember everything
it's like after a week or month I forgot a lot of words. Words leaking in my brain everyday. Even if I study a lot daily
I always struggle with reading Korean characters and remember what sound goes to what character. I can read Korean when it's written on an English keyboard and identify words when they're spoken to me but I can't respond in Korean
Something I learnt today:죽겠다
TTMIK 죽겠다
I hope that's at least half correct
I've been using Duolingo and Lingodeer. What I've been doing when I use Lingodeer, I actually write down everything as I'm doing the lessons. I find myself using 뭐야 a lot.. To a point where my coworkers have figured out it means What.. I always caught myself using 예 whenever my mom calls me.
@Jai Angel What does it mean??
나 first comment 이야 :)
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방금 그리고 금방
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how can you learn korean while you are busy with your own school work and exams? and how do i practice the words i've learnd easily if i wasnt able to speak to a korean friend? because i live in the Netherland and i actually dont see any koreans here which i wished to have an korean friend ;-;... so how can i practice the words ?
I recommend listening to podcasts I'm a kinda person who's really busy with work and school and all that but really love listening to music too, so I substitute part of my music to listen to podcasts and say it out loud sometimes record then hear myself then listen to the correct pronunciation again. Just like that and also u can download hello talk an app for natives so u can hook up with one that can help u.
Sorry for the long ass comment 😅
It's really hard to remember some words...
I'm not a Robot Hyunoo! (Don't consider my CAPTCHA entry attempts)
Does anybody know a way to practice and apply what I've learned? I used to have a Korean friend, but I don't think I'm confident enough to talk to her anymore, much less practice.
Having a korean friend, as I've heard, is the best way to practice, but if you don't feel like talking to her much, try doing this: make ridiculously random scenarios in your head in which you can include as many words you've learned as possible. Actually, your comment was posted like a year before, so maybe you've already become fluent so haha i'm just rambling
I have a problem with remembering grammar :(
KRASS ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
감사합니다 현우 씨 하고 카시 씨.
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I really feel like the girl, Cassie, is kind of agitating and almost unnecessary in this video. It seems like she is mostly agreeing with / repeating / finishing sentences the guy is saying when he's talking. Her Mhms, Yes, Yeahs are kind of distracting when trying to focus on learning the new information. Also, she keeps focusing on or talking directly to him instead of the camera most of the time, it feels really weird. Of course they're doing a side by side kind of presentation, but the way he talks to the audience while occasionally and briefly acknowledging her when speaking to her directly is more ideal and what most hosts do in this situation. I haven't seen the rest of this channel, but I hope the guy has some solo stuff so it would be easier to understand. The video would be like 7 minutes instead of 9 if you edit out her saying yes all the time.
i see that is the reason why i feel distracted the first time i watch this video
정말 감사합니다