Top 10 Super Easy Korean words - Learn Korean with your favorite Kdramas!

In this video you can learn 10 very easy common words in Korean.
In Korean the level of politeness in your speech is important, depending on who you are talking to. These 10 words are mostly for informal situations, for example with friends, family, or people of similar age as you.
The 10 words covered in this video are:
Hey! - written in Korean as 야 and pronounced as [ya]
You - 너 pronounced as [neo]. Note that the N at the beginning of a Korean word is often denasalized, making it sound closer to an English D. It's similar to saying "neo" while having a cold or pinching your nose.
Excuse me - 저기 pronounced as [jeogi], it is used to get someone's attention
Sorry - 미안 pronounced as [mian]. Note that similar to the N, the M at the beginning of Korean words is often denasalized, making it sound closer to an English B. It's similar to saying "mian" while having a cold or pinching your nose.
Hi/Bye - 안녕 pronounced as [annyeong]. A common way to informally say Hi when meeting someone, but can also be said when leaving.
Thanks - 고마워 pronounced as [gomawo]
Fine/I like it - 좋아 pronounced as [joh-a], it is often used when you agree with someone's suggestion, but can also be used to say that you like something (or someone).
I know - 알아 pronounced as [ala], note that the L sounds closer to a rolling R, though it is not exactly an English L or R, but somewhere in between.
Okay/Sure - 그래 pronounced as [geulae]
Go/Bye - 가 pronounced as [ga], often used when saying goodbye to someone. It might sound strange to simply say "Go" to someone leaving, but in Korean this is quite normal and has no negative connotation, it can be compared to saying "Take care" in English.
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This is the difference between learning from class and house.😂

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I am also new to learning Korean. Besides studying from books and Kdrama, I find studying on the app is also very OK. I'm learning the HeyKorea app, learning basic knowledge is very good

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Haha, yes! 😁

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Yessss I already know all of them 👌

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Plan to travel to Korea, great I saw this one, annyeong!

[@nithynaga6686]

Here "neo" sounds like dho but spelling is neo L-l. I don't know Korean so i used here some letters and symbols.

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Yes, Korean has very different sounds compared to English. In this case "neo" is just the standard Romanization of the Korean word, but the "N" at the beginning of words is often de-nasalized in Korean which makes it sound closer to an English "D". It's sort of comparable to saying "Neo" while pinching your nose or having a cold 😁

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@@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas yes i tried this yesterday night while pinching my nose and said this word it actually same as they said. 😂

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Gomawo!

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Thanks