i think it's better if you match korean letters to english rather than the other way because some letters (F, Q, V, X, Z) don't really exist in korean so here's a better way of transcribing it: ㄱ = g ㅇ = (no sound) / ng ㄴ = n ㅈ = j ㄷ = d ㅊ = ch ㄹ = l/r ㅋ = k ㅁ = m ㅌ = t ㅂ = b ㅍ = p ㅅ = s ㅎ = h ㅏ = a ㅗ = o ㅡ = eu ㅔ = e ㅑ = ya ㅛ = yo ㅣ = i ㅖ = ye ㅓ = eo ㅜ = u ㅐ = ae ㅕ = yeo ㅠ = yu ㅒ = yae ㅘ = wa, ㅙ = wae, ㅚ = oe, ㅝ = wo ㅞ = we, ㅟ = wi, ㅢ = ui
I learned Korean thanks to you, the best teacher + Your handwriting is so beautiful, a million times better than mine 😂+ Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
we can't really translate english letters into Korean characters because they are different (not all English letters has an equivalent Korean character). It's just the pronunciation of every korean characters we write in english (romanization). For ex the letter Q , it doesn't have an equivalent Korean character
A big correction: there are no real corresponding letters in hangul to the english ;anguage // no "solo" korean SINGLE letters that correspond to the English alphabet, it must be based on pronunciation such as "c" can sound like a fast "kuh" or literally "si", for the first kuh as in cat, u could use ㅋ while for "si" as in citrus u could use "시", but if we talk abt the "widely" accepted list it would be: A ㅏ(as in apple) B ㅂ (no definite pronounciation that corresponds to korean.. ㅂ sound is more on the middle, like a soft b but a stronger p) C ㅋ (sound based on "cat" bc c is not used, in hangul they use k or s as a substitute) D ㄷ/ㅌ E ㅔ/ㅐ (as in elephant) ㅣ(nice) F ㅂ/ㅍ G ㄱ (could also use ㅋ but it depends on placement in the word) H ㅎ I ㅣ (based on "illness") J ㅈ K ㅋ ( could also use ㄱ but again. Its based on placement in the word) L ㄹ (ㄹ is a softer r but stronger l) M ㅁ N ㄴ O ㅗ/ㅓ P ㅂ/ㅍ R ㄹ S ㅅ T ㄷ/ㅌ U ㅜ (as in "zoo", ㅗ sometimes can sound like ㅜ based on blending and accent) V ㅂ (closest thing, there is no v in Korean, just ㅂ or ㅍ) W ( there is no "solo" letter w, it must be paired with other vowels, like "wa" = 와 or "we" or "wi" (sometimes "ui" = 의 ) X (no letter for x bc no x in korean, we can only say it as word type like 에쿠스 (ekusu) Y (no single letter, must be used with another vowel like 야 = ya or 유 = yu/yoo) Z (no z, we use ㅈ as a substitute like 치주 (chiju/cheese) OVERALL: it depends on the pronunciation, double consonants fr sound the same as the normal counterparts when we just use it with a placeholder
@@officialwasai Gll its confusing at first but u'll get the hang of it, also it might help: search up batchims and how special batchims blend with other letters to create a sound that isnt corresponding to the actual romanization (like when the romanization says "haknyeon" but bc of special blending rules, its sound becomes "hang nyeon"
I hope l'll learn korean anytime soon. I mean when it comes to languages l'm a fast learner and l already know english, spanish fon and french cuz it's my first my first language. I'll be very happy to learn it 😁😁
You got almost half of them wrong. Some of them are not corresponded to Western alphabet at all, but rather uniquely Korean sounded, like ㅇor _ieung_ which are not voiced before vowel but sounds as "ng" if it positioned after.
Even I'm not Korean, as I've learn hangeul, you can't directly sort hangeul into English letter. only half of it that correct,the rest is particularly wrong. Some of English word doesn't exist in Hangeul n you cannot that easily place it with other character. For beginner, please don't refer this
well ... this one went more than wrong - - - even if we ignore that Korean isn't an alphabet in the classical sense (u dont use glyphs seperately) and dont dispute if the latin alphabet should be translated into the korean writin via the way they are usualy transcriped by convention or by the actual sound latin letters make e.g. actually being "u-e-i" (which varies vastly depending which language u are lookin at, e.g. in polish would be "v-a-ᵻ), but say well both despite contradicting are ok here ... then u still got most completely wrong, -| is the "uh" vowel or , not , + the glyph u used for *C* might be used for ** (at least in slavic languages, german etc. in which is *"ts"* ) but without the top stroke cuz that makes it *"ts'h"* , so basically its the glyph u wrote twice at F + but that (at *F* ) is more than completely wrong since its still an *"ts"* - sound and nothing f-like, the double glyph just indicated a more "tense" pronunciation as korean grammar calls it (what that means is still debated in phonological studies), + same for *Q* , thats a *tense "d"/"t"* and has nothing to do with any q/k-sound !! + ... the symbol u wrote for *R* doesnt even exist (btw. "l" and (rolled) "r" are the same sound in korean, just alternating if at the beginning or the end of a syllable, i.e. english words like "rally" "Ralph" etc were possible to say, but "larry" "lard" etc. would not) + again an issue with a double glyph, that isnt *V* but a *tense "b"/"p"* sound + at *W* you literally wrote the syllable *"wa"* , well at least it uses a w-sound lol + at *X* you wrote the *"ng"* -sound (or a placeholder at the beginning of words starting with a vowel --- as mentioned u combine those glyphs, they dont appear isolated) + at *Y u wrote *"wi"* , which in some variants of korean is instead of two sounds pronounced like french u, german ü, ancient greek y, and that sound often is written by languages who dont have it as , so at least in that sense u got it right there + and finally at *Z* u wrote a *tense "s"* , not a z-sound nor a "ts"-sound (for languages which use for that ... or a th-sound in case of spanish) *what i think happened here is, u saw some keyboard layout on which button which glyph is (i.e. unused letters/sound got reused for sounds that dont have a letter in the latin alphabet), and went from there ... but thats not "how to write the Korean Alphabet"*
This may be an awkward place to ask, but do you know of any good resources describing Korean’s 3-way distinction for English speakers (e.g., the difference between ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ)? I have difficulty finding the right words to describe how to differentiate them. It involves aspiration and tenseness, right?
Correction 1.No C/ ㅊ is Ch 2.E= 에 3.No F/ ㅉ is Jj = 쌍지읒 4.No Q / ㄸ is tt = 쌍디귿 5.R is ㄹ not ㄲ , ㄲ is Kk = 쌍기역 6.No V / ㅃ is PP = 쌍비읍 7.Your W is ㅘ = Wa 8.No x / ㅇ is 오 9.ur Y is actually wi ( ㅟ ), real Y is 요= yo 10.No z / ㅆ is ss=쌍시옷
Some here are saying that some letters are wrong so who can post the correct Korean alphabet... please I want to learn Korean but I can't learn Korean without learning the alphabet first!!
It’s a lot easier if you try learning it on an actual learning app instead, such as Duolingo. It might not be the best app for learning everyday conversations however it’s good for learning the alphabet. Give it a try!
Hi, I'm learning Korean and you're teaching me very well, thanks, your handwriting is very beautiful, maybe you can make a video making a poem, well, I don't know, thanks to you, I'm learning Korean, I wish you 😊
Hi jay ann, im always watching your blog. Salamat kc yung mga tanong ko ay nssagot mo. Marami akong ntutunan sayo. Sana by Gods grace matanggap na ako kc dito ako inaply sa hongkong agency. Ty jay ann. Godbless you. Hope to see you if matuloy ako.
Por qué dice indios , es como los indios les dijeramos asiáticos. Pero no somos indios aparte del país de India sus ciudadanos son Indios creo que no se les dice así , indio para algunos son aborígenes y ahora no se les llama así..
i think it's better if you match korean letters to english rather than the other way because some letters (F, Q, V, X, Z) don't really exist in korean so here's a better way of transcribing it:
ㄱ = g ㅇ = (no sound) / ng
ㄴ = n ㅈ = j
ㄷ = d ㅊ = ch
ㄹ = l/r ㅋ = k
ㅁ = m ㅌ = t
ㅂ = b ㅍ = p
ㅅ = s ㅎ = h
ㅏ = a ㅗ = o ㅡ = eu ㅔ = e
ㅑ = ya ㅛ = yo ㅣ = i ㅖ = ye
ㅓ = eo ㅜ = u ㅐ = ae
ㅕ = yeo ㅠ = yu ㅒ = yae
ㅘ = wa, ㅙ = wae, ㅚ = oe, ㅝ = wo
ㅞ = we, ㅟ = wi, ㅢ = ui
Thx uuuu
i appreciate you sm
@@emu9271 yeah same it's so difficult, you're welcome np :>
@@ekimvekanat2662 lol np :>
@@ideuni 😊 hahah
韓国人です。あなたの字は極めて美しくて、格好良いです。 いつもいい映像をアップしてくださってありがとうございます。
H는 한국어로 몇 글자입니까?40
Ponnu kitta
中学高校の時、アマチュア無線で韓国人と話すために朝鮮語覚えようとして、朝鮮語の辞書を探したのですが･･･北海道のド田舎なので大変でした。街一番の老舗本屋の高い所に辞書が置いてありましたですよ。(身長が足りなくて店員さんに取ってもらいました)でも、辞書見たって分かりゃしない。それでも、自分の名前をハングルで書けるくらいにはなりました。ちなみに今もたまに韓国人のバイトがいる居酒屋で「ウィデハンスリョン！キミルソン デーウォンスニム！マンセー！」(偉大な首領、金日成大元帥様万歳！)って叫んでからかったりしてます。「ビクッ！」っとしてこっちをガン見するんで、とっても面白いです！！www
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This video has many mistakes😮 I'm a real elimentary school teacher in korea. You'd better check Hangeul once again 😊
girl/boy this isn't good korean don't listen to this sh7t
we can't really translate english letters into Korean characters because they are different (not all English letters has an equivalent Korean character). It's just the pronunciation of every korean characters we write in english (romanization). For ex the letter Q , it doesn't have an equivalent Korean character
R and Q too
@@user-cz9nf6xn8r well, ㄹ has the same pronunciation as R and L. it just depends on where it is placed on a syllable.
well there actually are - those letters just arent used anymore but they probably existed to write chinese words into korean
@@Gyarukittenz yeah like the V one where it is ㅂ but it has small circle below it
oh no no lol what I'm saying are those old characters of Korean that's just not used anymore into these days
A big correction: there are no real corresponding letters in hangul to the english ;anguage // no "solo" korean SINGLE letters that correspond to the English alphabet,
it must be based on pronunciation such as "c" can sound like a fast "kuh" or literally "si", for the first kuh as in cat, u could use ㅋ while for "si" as in citrus u could use "시", but if we talk abt the "widely" accepted list it would be:
A ㅏ(as in apple)
B ㅂ (no definite pronounciation that corresponds to korean.. ㅂ sound is more on the middle, like a soft b but a stronger p)
C ㅋ (sound based on "cat" bc c is not used, in hangul they use k or s as a substitute)
D ㄷ/ㅌ
E ㅔ/ㅐ (as in elephant) ㅣ(nice)
F ㅂ/ㅍ
G ㄱ (could also use ㅋ but it depends on placement in the word)
H ㅎ
I ㅣ (based on "illness")
J ㅈ
K ㅋ ( could also use ㄱ but again. Its based on placement in the word)
L ㄹ (ㄹ is a softer r but stronger l)
M ㅁ
N ㄴ
O ㅗ/ㅓ
P ㅂ/ㅍ
R ㄹ
S ㅅ
T ㄷ/ㅌ
U ㅜ (as in "zoo", ㅗ sometimes can sound like ㅜ based on blending and accent)
V ㅂ (closest thing, there is no v in Korean, just ㅂ or ㅍ)
W ( there is no "solo" letter w, it must be paired with other vowels, like "wa" = 와 or "we" or "wi" (sometimes "ui" = 의 )
X (no letter for x bc no x in korean, we can only say it as word type like 에쿠스 (ekusu)
Y (no single letter, must be used with another vowel like 야 = ya or 유 = yu/yoo)
Z (no z, we use ㅈ as a substitute like 치주 (chiju/cheese)
OVERALL: it depends on the pronunciation, double consonants fr sound the same as the normal counterparts when we just use it with a placeholder
Thank you sm. I was wondering bro😂😂 anyway are you also studying Kore
@@officialwasai Gll its confusing at first but u'll get the hang of it, also it might help: search up batchims and how special batchims blend with other letters to create a sound that isnt corresponding to the actual romanization (like when the romanization says "haknyeon" but bc of special blending rules, its sound becomes "hang nyeon"
Thanks you sm lol
Thank you so much👏👍👍👍
좀 이상한 부분들이 있긴 하지만 글씨는 진짜 잘 쓰시는 듯...
एवेंजर्स इन्फिनिटी वॉर पूरी फिल्मएवेंजर्स इन्फिनिटी वॉर पूरी फिल्मएवेंजर्स इन्फिनिटी वॉर पूरी फिल्मएवेंजर्स इन्फिनिटी वॉर पूरी फिल्म
Yeah it doesn't seem right
Nice korean
Thankyou
동의
C,E,F,Q,R외 등등 이상하긴 하지만
글씨는 진짜 잘쓰시네요
what is the corret from tell me please
@@tamalsingh5613they don’t exist. Since C K and Q sound identical, they are both ㅋ.
As a someone who learns Korean, this video has so much mistakes
It does?
ㄹㅇ
I was so shocked when I saw this I thought that I was thought wrong thank god I saw this 😂🤣
I'm a Korean guy and I thank you for loving our language and culture 👍😀😀 I teach Korean and I want to help you with my videos 😁😁
Explain
Your Korean handwriting is very beautiful. I think you can make your own handwriting in Korean fonts later!
Korean Alphabet is so Good! 😊
I hope l'll learn korean anytime soon. I mean when it comes to languages l'm a fast learner and l already know english, spanish fon and french cuz it's my first my first language. I'll be very happy to learn it 😁😁
You got almost half of them wrong. Some of them are not corresponded to Western alphabet at all, but rather uniquely Korean sounded, like ㅇor _ieung_ which are not voiced before vowel but sounds as "ng" if it positioned after.
Your handwriting is very beautiful♡
Amazing handwriting, And I found this video really help full. There's only one more step I need to learn to figure out how to write in Korean. Tysm.
Even I'm not Korean, as I've learn hangeul, you can't directly sort hangeul into English letter. only half of it that correct,the rest is particularly wrong. Some of English word doesn't exist in Hangeul n you cannot that easily place it with other character. For beginner, please don't refer this
You're right
いろんな言葉を教えてくれてありがとうございます。生活にも役立つと思います！
they are wrong words
Your korean writing is soo beautiful , i like your writing . i am big fan of korean writing . 🥰🥰🥰🥰
thank you so much sir 😍😍😍now im waiting for next video😇😇😇
I like your Korean handwriting. I also learned my Korean handwriting to be neat 💐
UA-cam.com/@englishtokorean
正確に言いますと、
Q -> 쿠 + ?
f -> ㅍㅇ(削除)
v-> ㅂㅇ(削除)
ㅉ -> zz
ㅆ-> ss
ㄸ-> dd
ㅃ->pp
ㄲ-> kk
ㅇ -> ng or 母音と一緒に使うだまじ
ex) 아 -> a(h), 야 -> ya(h), 오 -> o(h), 요 -> yo(h)
であるっちゃあります。
書き心地いい(?)動画いつも楽しみにしてます！
zもㅿの方が近かったらしいですね
👍I am an Indian and I really liked your video🙃☺️🙃☺️
well ... this one went more than wrong - - - even if we ignore that Korean isn't an alphabet in the classical sense (u dont use glyphs seperately) and dont dispute if the latin alphabet should be translated into the korean writin via the way they are usualy transcriped by convention or by the actual sound latin letters make e.g. actually being "u-e-i" (which varies vastly depending which language u are lookin at, e.g. in polish would be "v-a-ᵻ), but say well both despite contradicting are ok here ... then u still got most completely wrong, -| is the "uh" vowel or , not ,
+ the glyph u used for *C* might be used for ** (at least in slavic languages, german etc. in which is *"ts"* ) but without the top stroke cuz that makes it *"ts'h"* , so basically its the glyph u wrote twice at F
+ but that (at *F* ) is more than completely wrong since its still an *"ts"* - sound and nothing f-like, the double glyph just indicated a more "tense" pronunciation as korean grammar calls it (what that means is still debated in phonological studies),
+ same for *Q* , thats a *tense "d"/"t"* and has nothing to do with any q/k-sound !!
+ ... the symbol u wrote for *R* doesnt even exist
(btw. "l" and (rolled) "r" are the same sound in korean, just alternating if at the beginning or the end of a syllable, i.e. english words like "rally" "Ralph" etc were possible to say, but "larry" "lard" etc. would not)
+ again an issue with a double glyph, that isnt *V* but a *tense "b"/"p"* sound
+ at *W* you literally wrote the syllable *"wa"* , well at least it uses a w-sound lol
+ at *X* you wrote the *"ng"* -sound
(or a placeholder at the beginning of words starting with a vowel --- as mentioned u combine those glyphs, they dont appear isolated)
+ at *Y u wrote *"wi"* ,
which in some variants of korean is instead of two sounds pronounced like french u, german ü, ancient greek y, and that sound often is written by languages who dont have it as , so at least in that sense u got it right there
+ and finally at *Z* u wrote a *tense "s"* , not a z-sound nor a "ts"-sound (for languages which use for that ... or a th-sound in case of spanish)
*what i think happened here is, u saw some keyboard layout on which button which glyph is (i.e. unused letters/sound got reused for sounds that dont have a letter in the latin alphabet), and went from there ... but thats not "how to write the Korean Alphabet"*
Oh you are a genius... 🤓
This may be an awkward place to ask, but do you know of any good resources describing Korean’s 3-way distinction for English speakers (e.g., the difference between ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ)? I have difficulty finding the right words to describe how to differentiate them. It involves aspiration and tenseness, right?
like writing english words into korean is based on their pronunciation
Parabéns graças a vc eu aprendi 😊❤
Mano,procura uma aula,porque não é querendo julgar,mas esse vídeo tem muitos erros,sei porque eu aprendi isso no começo que estudava
Yes
@@Fatima123_72queria só saber a letra G me ensinaaaa 😫😫
As a Korean person, I can tell you that some of these are very wrong 😅
as a korean speaker i couldn't agree more lol
I am not korean but I know how to read hangul so I agree... Some of are very wrong. 😅
I've noticed the 'eo' and 'jj' charcters in wrong place. (PS I'm not a Korean though)
그러니까 ㅋㅋㅋ
I am not korean too but I studied Hangul alphabet and I second the motion 🤣
E is "ㅔ" in korean a bit strange
Malaking tulong ito para sakin😊
한국어를 배워줘서 고마워요
You are korean
매우 감사합니다 💜👏👏
thank u ! that helped a lot cuz i am a beginer in learning korea!! and i was thinking if u could make more videos like this?
the half of it is wrong, you cant "translate" some of the letters from the english alphabet. Just for your information :)
so cute❤❤
I love the Korean language, I want to learn it!
Sorry, this is pretty wrong
ツッコミどころが多いので訂正を。
韓国語には母音と子音が別の形式で存在しています。
子音は母音の上に付いたり右に付いたり下に付いたりします。
例：「A」は「O├」、「O」は「오」
・Eの音は「┤」ではなく「┤│」です。
「┤」はOです。「┴」もOですが発音時の口の形で区別されています。
・Fの音は「ｽｽ」ではないです。「ｽｽ」は「cty-」です。
韓国語に対応する音素はないですが、強いて言うと「p-」の音に近くなります。
・「┐」はGにもKにもなり得ます。韓国語は文頭の文字以外は全て濁音になる
ルールがあり、例えば「┐├・┐├・┐├」は「カ・ガ・ガ」と発音されます。
「ヲ」は濃音と呼ばれ、文中でも濁りません。
「匸」も同様にTにもDにもなり得ます。
・Qの音素もありません。無理やり表すと、(┐の下に┬)の横に├、のようになります。
・LとRは区別せず、両方「己」です。Rの記号は見たことないです。
・Xの音素もありません。「O」は「無」です(発音無し)。
下に付くと「-ng」の音になります。
・「や」「ゆ」「よ」は「야」「유」「요」です。「┬｜」は「-wi」です。
Thanks ❤❤❤❤
틀렸어
It's wrong
Thank you so much 😊 korean language sikanor jonoo
I try to learn hard this languange ♥️thank y for this lesson
Por favor suba un vídeo de como combinar el alfabeto y su pronunciación gracias 💯🥇🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👌👍
OMGGGGG...Me encanta este vídeo 👏👏
❤❤❤❤
The Korean alphabet is not exactly like this 😅
Thank you so much this is so good for me❤
저는 이집트에서 왔어요. 한국말을 아주 잘해요.
You write so beautiful
평소 쓰는것보다 넓적넓적하게 쓰셨네
Correction
1.No C/ ㅊ is Ch
2.E= 에
3.No F/ ㅉ is Jj = 쌍지읒
4.No Q / ㄸ is tt = 쌍디귿
5.R is ㄹ not ㄲ , ㄲ is Kk = 쌍기역
6.No V / ㅃ is PP = 쌍비읍
7.Your W is ㅘ = Wa
8.No x / ㅇ is 오
9.ur Y is actually wi ( ㅟ ), real Y is 요= yo
10.No z / ㅆ is ss=쌍시옷
What about Z?My name is Zuleycha but I dont know how it is in korean
Ir cause I'm looking on this and wondering of I'm being taught wrong or I'm just dumb cause what the hell 😅
@@lilac2152 u can use J replace the z
are you from korea
@@Dangooyam How Is Wo in corean
I am watching because I want to be a kpop idol😊
Thank you so much sir for posting video like this
Me reading the comments and realizing all the mistakes.
Me who just wrote ALL of this down. 😭😭😭
Edit: Me erasing all of my hard work.
simple y claro, como a mi me gusta❤
Thanks for making this video this is helpful for me
Very beautiful writing ❤️😊
와우👍👍 한국인인 나보다도 잘쓰셔요
What's name is your's Instagram account
정말 잘쓰시네요.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful
Some here are saying that some letters are wrong so who can post the correct Korean alphabet... please I want to learn Korean but I can't learn Korean without learning the alphabet first!!
It’s a lot easier if you try learning it on an actual learning app instead, such as Duolingo. It might not be the best app for learning everyday conversations however it’s good for learning the alphabet. Give it a try!
@@Myungii I don't know how to thank you....thank you very very much🙏🏻❤
@@unknownnx.1 You’re very welcome! I hope you have fun learning Korean 😋
エービーシーではなく、発音記号的やつですね。しかし、E間違ってると思いますが？
ㅔだな
Thank u bro 🙂🙂
I learned korean thanks to you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
F, Q, R, V, Z는 어째서 이상한 글자를 대응시켰습니까?
추가로 W와 Y는 반모음입니다. ㅘ, ㅟ가 아니라 ㅜ랑 ㅣ가 맞습니다.
많이 이상한데...?
❤UNA EXELENTE ESCRITURA MUY PARTICULAR❤❤❤❤
Hi, I'm learning Korean and you're teaching me very well, thanks, your handwriting is very beautiful, maybe you can make a video making a poem, well, I don't know, thanks to you, I'm learning Korean, I wish you 😊
Don't equate the ABC to hangul as shown here… you're being taught wrong things
無茶苦茶やんけ。。。
No you are wrong 😢
Yes
Yes
If you know why are you watching
Eu estava copiando 😭
BRO I COPIED IT WASTED MY TIME?!
thank you it helped me a lot
Wow Soo nice Thank you
Zに関してはMにしか見えない。なんでこれがMじゃないんだろう？
ㅅ(s)の音が2つでㅆ(ss)の音になるから濃音でzなんですかね？
사(sa) がサで
싸(ssa) がッサのような発音で習いました
Which language you have written???? 👀👀
@@Shailendrakumar-cl9hv Oh she wrote in Japanese.
@@catlove4074 ohhh bt how do u know?? Do u know Japanese
@@Shailendrakumar-cl9hv both have anime dp therefore maybe😅😂😂
Wow
Thanks for this video😊😊😊
Hi jay ann, im always watching your blog. Salamat kc yung mga tanong ko ay nssagot mo. Marami akong ntutunan sayo. Sana by Gods grace matanggap na ako kc dito ako inaply sa hongkong agency. Ty jay ann. Godbless you. Hope to see you if matuloy ako.
ANEK bhalo
I m korean I m happy to know that all Indians read korean I'm from Seoul street of lebùķďìfh
Por qué dice indios , es como los indios les dijeramos asiáticos. Pero no somos indios aparte del país de India sus ciudadanos son Indios creo que no se les dice así , indio para algunos son aborígenes y ahora no se les llama así..
WOW very nice.
ㅌㅎㅏㄴㅋ ㅜㅣㅗㅜ I am not from korean but I am trying to learn korean language.
It is very interesting.❤
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Good job 👍
Thanks bro❤
손글씨가 대단하네요 ❤😯
WOW! WOW! WOW! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤯❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤯🤯❤
Ajudou demais 😊❤
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From uzbekistan I love korea❤
Muito obrigado graça a vc eu aprendi as escrever koreano
Your handwriting vary butyfull
So so good❤❤❤❤
кттакон рахмат❤
I'm from India my garo hills Like you ❤❤❤❤
I am learning Korean so as a Korean learner there is so much mistake like q, x, f
Nice😊
this is beautiful since I planned to decorate cards in a different language.ALL THANKS TO K DRAMA.
هاض كوري صح لانو بس فتحت على فيديو تاني كانت كتابت الاحرف غير هاض كوري او ياباني😂😢 بس حرفيت الخط ما شاءالله ❤
You are so good 👍
Thanks 😄😊
وااااااااو❤❤❤
Thank you for helping me❤❤❤
so good❤
So Nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Q: Do I have to write them like that? I mean the starting and ending points of the letter? 🥺
Anyone from 🇮🇳