선생님, 인터뷰 너무 재미있게 잘 봤습니다! 한국어 공부하신 경험이 한국어 공부하는 분들에게 굉장히 많은 영감을 줄 것 같아요! 그 당시에는 정말 한국어 전공하는 사람이 별로 없었을 텐데, 용감한 선택하신 것 같기도 하구요! 멋지세요! 한국어 가르치는 입장에서 괜히 반갑고 감동적이라서 댓글도 남겨 봅니다 🥰
In my book, Ms Chan Chan is truly a world citizen who always gives caring, sharing,loving to everyone regardless of who or what he/ she is. Her kindness to everyone is sky the limit. She is indeed a heroine from Myanmar who works selfless, tireless in giving free tutorials and lessons via UA-cam and sacrificing her personal and family life. It was indeed a great honor and pleasure to have her as my Korean language tutor and well as a true friend. To summarize, she is an Earth Angel. Enough said!!!!!
Congratulations for your lovely , intelligent and meaningful interview with TalktomeinKorean (TTMIK) people. You really have put Myanmar Country in the World Map!!! Please read my separate comments regarding with you under the comment section.
Impressive video! I love how fluid she is when speaking and her voice is beautiful. Sometimes when listening to non-native speakers, even those at an advanced level, you can hear that they sound like a foreigner speaking Korean, but she has really grasped the intonation and pacing. She also seems to be very comfortable, so she sounds natural, at least to me. Well done!
Yoo This is crazy. Never thought I’d see the day. Teacher Chan Chan is a straight up flag bearer in Myanmar. The amount of free content she’s given away is incredible. My learning journey began with her Hangul video. TTMIK and Studying with Chan Chan were the two channels that held my hand throughout every step. I can’t wait for this interview.
@@studywithchanchan7962 You're welcomed pr! စသင်ခဲ့တာ တောင်အဲ့လောက်ကြီးမကြာသေးပေမယ့် ဆရာမ Hangul video တွေထပ်ခါထပ်ခါ ကြည့်ပြီး လေ့လာခဲ့တဲ့နေ့တွေပြန်တွေးကြည့်ရင် nostalgic. Thank you for your work and please stay safe 🙇♂️
I'm impressed I can understand 45% what she said in this video, I'm still learning korean for a year mostly just by watch something in korean but I need to keep learning, it seems so fun when she expressed herself in Korean without any struggle. She's really motivate me to keep going again. I can do it .. 화이팅...
The advice Chan Chan gave applies to anything in life, but it's always reassuring to hear that success doesn't come up quickly and the journey of learning a language never ends.
i'm so glad this has been shared. i'm currently learning korean but i feel like i'm stalling and not learning, it's starting to become a chore in a way? the drama tip is definitely something i'm going to try.
If you feel like it's becoming a chore to learn, remember that it's okay to take a break. Sometimes it helps to come back to it once you feel more passionate.
@@hopetabby yess omg. the only reason i started learning korean was because i genuinely find it fun and interesting and whenever i feel like it's becoming a chore i take a break but i do watch shows/dramas or anything that can help me with my auditory skills
@@탄야-h7g Me too! Part of why I like learning Korean is because there is no time limit. I'm not in a rush to become 'fluent' so there is no pressure if I need to take a break.
it's all about keeping it fun. Whether it's reading lyrics to your favorite kpop group and trying to sing along. Or maybe reenacting scene from kdramas or watching Korean UA-camrs. It's very easy to stay stagnant with textbooks and etc. Also, I studied korean on and off for 5 years (I'm barely high intermediate though, maybe even just intermediate) and I made the mistake of depending on quizlet vocab lists without context and not practicing by making my own sentences or speaking aloud to myself often enough. Just keep making it fun, maybe set small but manageable goals (sometimes I listen to my favorite kpop song and see how much of it can I understand more than before).
This video was really inspirational, thank you. As a Korean language learner I'm not as diligent as this woman but respect her for her hardworking personality. Nowadays I realize that studying became even more difficult, it seemed to be easier when I started, but now I struggle a lot. The more I study, the more I realize how much I don't know.
I feel the same, you are not alone! I'm getting back into watching Kdrama now though, and if nothing else, surrounding myself with the sounds of the language like that really does help and assists with becoming a more natural speaker.
@@lanwangji47 Watch Korean variety shows; they'll help you even more than K-Dramas! Not sayiny not to watch K-Dramas but variety shows have just helped me heaps! I watch 2 Days & 1 Night, Funstaurant, Mr House Husband, The Return of Superman, Hello Counsellor, My Neighbor Charles, etc. - A lot of cooking & game shows and interviews!
@@rozhin6055 I do watch variety shows, and I agree with you! 😊 They've helped me immensely by imitating the natural speech pattern. Some of my favorite Korean variety shows are Running Man, Master in the House, Little Forest, It's dangerous beyond the blankets, Youn's Kitchen - to name a few 😁
You won't know how much this inspired me.. I started learning Korean last month, and my mum kept on doubting me and was questioning why I was learning Korean. You have inspired me to continue learning Korean :)
I tought myself Korean in high school and my parents thought it was so weird and didnt believe i was learning anything. But i started a job and there were some Ahjummas working there and they told my parents that my Korean is good, so they finally believed me that I actually know Korean 😂 dont give up! 화이팅!!
와아아아아....찬찬선생님이다...🥰 TTMIK and Study with Chan Chan these two channels helped me a lot on my Korean learning journey 🥺 She is incredible ✨ I am proud to be a Myanmar 🇲🇲
omg. ive been studying korean language too, at first i found it hard so i stopped, but months later i decided to pursue learning korean again, and I realised that "REPETITION" really helps. Learn the alphabet first so that you wont rely on romanizations, cos if you learn the alphabet youll know how to read their words. its a step by step process tbh. its important / its a must to know their alphabet first before aything else, then work on the vocabularies, nouns, verbs, learn to conjugate, then practice writing sentences and so on. and guyssss..... theres no shortcuts to learning korean, see how it even took her years to learn it too. BELIEVE ME, REPETITION IS KEY!
That interview was very interesting and the interviewee was reallz charming! The thing I found most impressive was the easyness with which she switched between speech levels.
My first K-learning journey started after watching from Teacher Chan's channel. I appreciate her explanations on every single pronunciation as well as how the structures work. After that, I have expanded my learning process with TTMIK level books as they helped me a lot in K-learning journey. Thanks a lot, TTMIK.
I was learning Korean and started telling my friends and they where saying” teach me I wanna learn” and I would say yes but then remember that I’m still learning😂 but I think it’s such a beautiful language and I will keep studying even if things get in the way I will push through!! 화이팅
The best tip for learning Korean : already speak an SOV language. Wrapping my head around that is the hardest part of the entire thing, for me. I've studied French and Spanish, small bit of High German(Swiss). Those, because of that one change, are far easier for a native SVO speaker. I've never gotten past the translate-it-in-your-head-first stage :( I'm determined to get better. It is a bit(lot) demotivational though.
When I was first learning Japanese it was so hard to get used to. Though I think around year 3 it became natural and at year 5 I started preferring SOV lol You got this
@@noemihajdu2830 SOV - Subject Object Verb SVO - Subject Verb Object This refers to what order these parts of a sentence generally appear. For example English is an SVO language. I [S] went [V] to the store [O] Japanese and Korean are SOV languages. So the sentence would be built this way: I [S] to the store [O] went [V]
Ms Chan Chan is Godsend and truly an Earth Angel, caring teaching and loving for those underprivileged children to achieve Korean language with her own time spending for all the complimentary UA-cam tutorials. Thanks a million, Madam for your selflessness and kindness towards us!!!!
If I was just listening I would definitely assume Chan Chan was native korean speaker! Great efforts to learn korean and speak it so fluently. And quite fast too!
선현우님은 레전드입니다. 10여년전에 유튜브에서 제가 처음 영상봤던거 같은데 굉장히 노력 많이하신분이예요. 영상 계속 올리시면서 영어 일본어 연습하시고..악플도 정말 많았어요 사람들이 질투해서 그런지 외모비하에 말투 래퍼같다고 욕하거나..선현우님의 톡투미 인 코리아는 정말 갑자기 생긴게아닌 정말 많은 노력과 주변사람들의 도움들이 있어서 이렇게 좋은 컨텐츠를 제공해 주셔서 정말감사합니다.
전 오래전부터 TTMIK 유투브 영상들과 함께 한국어를 배우고 있는 미얀마 사람입니다. TTMIK 채널에서 제가 가장 좋아하는 콘텐츠는 비빔챗입니다. 비빔챗에서 모르는 단어나 표현들을 외웠고 말하기와 듣기까지 연습했습니다. 게다가 한국문화에대해서도 어느정도 알아들었으니까 효과적인 콘텐츠입니다. 그렇게 제가 좋아하는 유투브채널에서 우리 나라분이 나왔다니!!!! 저도 영광스럽습니다 . 늘 기원하겠습니다.
This was really encouraging. I’ve been learning Korean for 8 months and have been working online with my teacher who lives in Seoul. I came upon a desire to learn Korean the same way she did. I really hope that by working hard and not giving up I will be able to get to a fluent level. Great video, thank you.
@@hopeworld5869 Hi 👋 Thank you for asking. Interestingly, a friend of mine is Japanese and is fluent in both Japanese and English and has taught both languages in both the US and Japan. She told me that she started teaching again using an online platform called Verbling. That peaked my interest so I did a free class with her just to try it. I didn’t want to study Japanese so I started looking at the Korean teachers. I read their bios and watched their introduction videos and that is how I found my teacher. What’s great is that their bios show their degrees, qualifications, reviews, etc. so you can choose a teacher that’s right for you. You can buy lessons singularly or in groups of 5, 10, or 20. I wait until Verbling does a sale and then I buy 20 at a time because it’s cheaper that way. I hope it works for you if you decide to check it out.
As a Korean, I am floored! She's perfect. I imagine one day in the Future, with an ongoing exchanges of cultural influences, there'll be a sort of Global pop, movies & fashions . I envision "K-pop" eventually giving way to G-pop where members are from Italy, France, Japan, Myanmar, Brazil, New York spreading peace , harmony & dance for example
I really think this video will help me push through my struggles! Thank you TTMIK and chan chan for this video! I will definitely use the tips and encouraging words😊
She's so good bruh 😭 I've been learning for 5 years now and nowhere near her level. I could understand 95 - 90% of what she said (while looking at the korean subtitles) but me actually talking the language myself is sth else...sometimes I worry and get anxious if I will EVER be able to get fluent in this language and hold real, deep conversations
There's nothing to worry about. You can reach this level as well if you put in the time and hard work. With 17 years of experience there's no doubt she has spent over 20,000 hours on Korean ~ most likely a LOT more considering she lives in Korea and used it in college, and now for work and family life. If you can understand 95% of this you're already at a high level. At this level focus on your weak points and spend more time on things you want to be good at.
I said the same thing when I first moved to an English speaking country but after 4 years I was pretty fluent! It's definitely possible, it'll just take time and effort!
@@nicoleraheem1195 I thought I was bad having watch my two fav kdramas around 4 times now but now I feel like 20 times won't be so bad either . Next step watching them with korean CC only .
드디어 제가 제일 좋아하는 유트브 채널에서 찬찬 선생님이 나왔어요ㅠㅠ(예이잉!!!뿌듯🥺🇲🇲)우리의 찬찬 선생님 그리고 TTMIK 덕분에 지금 한국어를 열심히 공부하고있어요.제가 미얀마 사람인데 찬찬 선생님의 유트브 채널을 보면서 한국어를 공부하고 TTMIK에서도 말하기,문법,읽기 이런 영상을 많이 보고 훈자 연습을했어요.찬찬 선생님이랑 TTMIK 에게 정말 고맙고 저 한테 도움이 많이 됩니다ㅠㅠ만약에 기회가 있으면 한국에 꼭~꼭 가고싶습니다.저도 앞으로 더 열심히 공부하겠습니다...너무 감사합니다 선생님들~♡
I really enjoy these sort of interviews. Please do more. Ps Chan-Chan, I am really impressed with your Korean. I thought you were a native speaker at first until you said you were from Myanmar
토크쇼 보는 기분으로, 예전에 비정상회담이랑 미수다 보는 기분으로 봤어요. 10분 순삭이네요!!! 제가 예전에 가르쳤던 미국 대학교에서 한국어 전공한 학생이 얼마 전에 보니까 이제는 한국어를 가르치는 동료가 되었더라구요. 너무 멋지고 기분도 좋았는데, 세 분 선생님들 말씀 나누시는 거 보면서 서로 그런 기분이 드는 게 전해져요. 제 Patreon 후원자 분들 단톡방이 있는데 거기서도 공유하셨더라구요. 이런 비디오는 학습자들이 보면 동기부여도 되고 공감도 돼서 항상 좋아하는 것 같아요!
As someone who just finished the first ttmik book I found this interview very helpful and insipiring. When I finished the book I started thinking "oh, 9 more to go, such a long process" but then this interview appears on my tl and seeing her speak so beautifuly really gave me the boost I needed to keep learning. Thank you so much for this, It would be nice if you guys could bring more self-learners students so we can relate and stay motivated.
I'm a annual subscriber at TTMIK and I'm from Myanmar. I'm so proud of having someone like Tr. Chan Chan and have so much motivation to learn Korean more.
I loved this girl!💖 I'm so glad you invited her, she became a big inspiration for me✨ I first started learning korean for k-pop, but then I fell in love with it's culture and also realized that I love languages😻💘 So now I am studying korean and other languages because I love them and I want to make a language career and live from them💖 Ttmik 사람들이랑 찬찬언니 사랑해요😽 너무 감사합니다!💖
Wow! This video was truly inspiring! I've been interested in the Korean culture for a while (Kpop, kdrama, kfood, architecture, etc.) but I only really started learning the language this year. I'm already using TTMIK's content and now I'm definitely going to take a look at her channel. I'm obviously not the best judge but her pronunciation and overall fluidity when she was speaking seemed really natural. At the moment I can't even picture myself at her level, but that level of fluent is my goal ❤️❤️❤️
I WATCHED THIS ENTIRE VIDEO WITHOUT THE ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS AND STILL MANAGED TO GENERALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE SAID!!!! (but i still had to follow along with the subtitles cuz my listening skills are trash)
맞죠!! 미얀마에서는 한국이 너무 너무 인기가 많아요 특히 여자생들에게는요 근데 버스정류장에 모르는 사람이랑 얘기 안 하는 것 같은데 한국에처럼 그냥 있던데 또 안녕하세요 란 말 잘 안 써요 있긴 있지만 일상생활에는 한국처럼 많이 안 해여 근데 인사하고 싶을 때 미소를 짓고 가끔 손인사도 하고요. 제 생각에는 한국이 살고 싶은 나라중 하나예요 실제로는 어떤지 모르게지만 찬찬 선생님도 한국말 잘 하시네요 부럽습니다 저는 그렇게 잘 하려면 더 연습해야겠네요
Awesome, she really went far! I agree that Korean wasn’t popular at all in the 2000s (at least outside of Japan or East Asia), but that’s really changed in the last decade. There are many more resources nowadays too :) Her story is inspiring! I may not be the best judge, but she sounds so natural and speaks fluently 😀
She gives a little of twice jihyo and seventeen scoups vibe to me😍😍 She is very cute and beautiful... Her persistence in learning Korean is indeed on another level and I salute you for that... Saranghae Chan Chan❤️❤️
Wow speaking that language for more than a decade is no mean feat. I do agree that if you dun give up you will eventually reach that fluency, given constant learning and exposure. What she did was pretty much what I have done for abt a year and now I could understand everything she said. Speaking is an issue though, hoping to travel to Korea for an immersion prog to obtain that breakthrough soon ^^
i talk to strangers here in Korea 😂 even if it makes me a bit of a weirdo, im already weird for being foreign in a small town and it helps me study and practice
Perhaps it was just a coincidence but when I visited Korea my impression was that strangers were quite friendly. For example, I exprienced quite a few times that an ajumma or 할머니 would come up to me asking for directions or when I was sitting at this bench before times square mall this 할머니 kept talking to me and showing pics of her grandkids on her phone. She looked so happy I just kept nodding and smiled at her as a response lolll or maybe i just attract ajumma's 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ anyway Chan Chan is so pretty and smart~
It is normal for her to speak this well since she started to study young then move to the country. I will be impressed with someone that is over 45 years old and start studying korean on their own and will speak this well in few years
Yess it's right.. I am also lazy. But I have learnt all the alphabets and some vocabularies.. m only at beginner level.. now I want to learn it seriously
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Hello. This is chan chan speaking in this video) I am here to say thanks to everyone saying nice things about me! I felt love. THANK YOU ♡
အမတော်လိုက်တာဗျာ.. အေးအေးဆေးဆေးနဲ့ကိုရီယားစကားပြောသွားတာ.. 저도 한국어를 배우고 있고 부러워요.. 잘했어! 👏👏
선생님, 인터뷰 너무 재미있게 잘 봤습니다! 한국어 공부하신 경험이 한국어 공부하는 분들에게 굉장히 많은 영감을 줄 것 같아요!
그 당시에는 정말 한국어 전공하는 사람이 별로 없었을 텐데, 용감한 선택하신 것 같기도 하구요! 멋지세요!
한국어 가르치는 입장에서 괜히 반갑고 감동적이라서 댓글도 남겨 봅니다 🥰
In my book, Ms Chan Chan is truly a world citizen who always gives caring, sharing,loving to everyone regardless of who or what he/ she is. Her kindness to everyone is sky the limit. She is indeed a heroine from Myanmar who works selfless, tireless in giving free tutorials and lessons via UA-cam and sacrificing her personal and family life. It was indeed a great honor and pleasure to have her as my Korean language tutor and well as a true friend. To summarize, she is an Earth Angel. Enough said!!!!!
Congratulations for your lovely , intelligent and meaningful interview with TalktomeinKorean (TTMIK) people. You really have put Myanmar Country in the World Map!!! Please read my separate comments regarding with you under the comment section.
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Impressive video! I love how fluid she is when speaking and her voice is beautiful. Sometimes when listening to non-native speakers, even those at an advanced level, you can hear that they sound like a foreigner speaking Korean, but she has really grasped the intonation and pacing. She also seems to be very comfortable, so she sounds natural, at least to me. Well done!
Hello this is Chan Chan from this video. Thank you so much. This is very kind of you to say such nice things about me!
Yoo This is crazy. Never thought I’d see the day. Teacher Chan Chan is a straight up
flag bearer in Myanmar. The amount of free content she’s given away is incredible. My learning journey began with her Hangul video. TTMIK and Studying with Chan Chan were the two channels that held my hand throughout every step. I can’t wait for this interview.
hello! I am Tr Chan Chan
Thank you!!#
@@studywithchanchan7962 You're welcomed pr! စသင်ခဲ့တာ တောင်အဲ့လောက်ကြီးမကြာသေးပေမယ့် ဆရာမ Hangul video တွေထပ်ခါထပ်ခါ ကြည့်ပြီး လေ့လာခဲ့တဲ့နေ့တွေပြန်တွေးကြည့်ရင် nostalgic. Thank you for your work and please stay safe 🙇♂️
I'm impressed I can understand 45% what she said in this video, I'm still learning korean for a year mostly just by watch something in korean but I need to keep learning, it seems so fun when she expressed herself in Korean without any struggle.
She's really motivate me to keep going again.
I can do it .. 화이팅...
Are you using the TTMIK curriculum? If so what level are you at? 😊
I can understand 90% because I watched this video 4time. 😁😁
The advice Chan Chan gave applies to anything in life, but it's always reassuring to hear that success doesn't come up quickly and the journey of learning a language never ends.
i'm so glad this has been shared. i'm currently learning korean but i feel like i'm stalling and not learning, it's starting to become a chore in a way? the drama tip is definitely something i'm going to try.
If you feel like it's becoming a chore to learn, remember that it's okay to take a break. Sometimes it helps to come back to it once you feel more passionate.
@@hopetabby yess omg. the only reason i started learning korean was because i genuinely find it fun and interesting and whenever i feel like it's becoming a chore i take a break but i do watch shows/dramas or anything that can help me with my auditory skills
@@탄야-h7g Me too! Part of why I like learning Korean is because there is no time limit. I'm not in a rush to become 'fluent' so there is no pressure if I need to take a break.
@@hopetabby exactly yes
it's all about keeping it fun. Whether it's reading lyrics to your favorite kpop group and trying to sing along. Or maybe reenacting scene from kdramas or watching Korean UA-camrs. It's very easy to stay stagnant with textbooks and etc. Also, I studied korean on and off for 5 years (I'm barely high intermediate though, maybe even just intermediate) and I made the mistake of depending on quizlet vocab lists without context and not practicing by making my own sentences or speaking aloud to myself often enough. Just keep making it fun, maybe set small but manageable goals (sometimes I listen to my favorite kpop song and see how much of it can I understand more than before).
She is soo inspiring. I really do not give enough attention to l3arni g. Especially when I am so passionate about Korea and its culture
She sounds so natural and confident when speaking Korean.
I’m Myanmar/Burmese also and learning Korean. Her korean skills has inspired me a lot!!!
This video was really inspirational, thank you. As a Korean language learner I'm not as diligent as this woman but respect her for her hardworking personality. Nowadays I realize that studying became even more difficult, it seemed to be easier when I started, but now I struggle a lot. The more I study, the more I realize how much I don't know.
I feel the same, you are not alone! I'm getting back into watching Kdrama now though, and if nothing else, surrounding myself with the sounds of the language like that really does help and assists with becoming a more natural speaker.
@@lanwangji47 I hope so. Love kdramas, too. 😍
@@lanwangji47 Watch Korean variety shows; they'll help you even more than K-Dramas! Not sayiny not to watch K-Dramas but variety shows have just helped me heaps! I watch 2 Days & 1 Night, Funstaurant, Mr House Husband, The Return of Superman, Hello Counsellor, My Neighbor Charles, etc. - A lot of cooking & game shows and interviews!
@@rozhin6055 I do watch variety shows, and I agree with you! 😊 They've helped me immensely by imitating the natural speech pattern. Some of my favorite Korean variety shows are Running Man, Master in the House, Little Forest, It's dangerous beyond the blankets, Youn's Kitchen - to name a few 😁
She is so pretty and her way of speaking Korean is subtle and easy to understand for me.
So proud to be myanmar because of her!! She is my first online Korean teacher and I love her so much 😭😭
You won't know how much this inspired me..
I started learning Korean last month, and my mum kept on doubting me and was questioning why I was learning Korean. You have inspired me to continue learning Korean :)
I tought myself Korean in high school and my parents thought it was so weird and didnt believe i was learning anything. But i started a job and there were some Ahjummas working there and they told my parents that my Korean is good, so they finally believed me that I actually know Korean 😂 dont give up! 화이팅!!
@@ksis86 Tysm!!
How was it?
와아아아아....찬찬선생님이다...🥰
TTMIK and Study with Chan Chan these two channels helped me a lot on my Korean learning journey 🥺 She is incredible ✨ I am proud to be a Myanmar 🇲🇲
She's deffenetly an inspiration, thanks for the interview!
I'm so proud of you, one of our Myanmar heroes.❤❤❤❤❤
Korean is such an interesting and pretty language, I hope after studying hard I'll be able to make conversations in Korean soon :)
omg. ive been studying korean language too, at first i found it hard so i stopped, but months later i decided to pursue learning korean again, and I realised that "REPETITION" really helps. Learn the alphabet first so that you wont rely on romanizations, cos if you learn the alphabet youll know how to read their words. its a step by step process tbh. its important / its a must to know their alphabet first before aything else, then work on the vocabularies, nouns, verbs, learn to conjugate, then practice writing sentences and so on.
and guyssss..... theres no shortcuts to learning korean, see how it even took her years to learn it too.
BELIEVE ME, REPETITION IS KEY!
That interview was very interesting and the interviewee was reallz charming! The thing I found most impressive was the easyness with which she switched between speech levels.
My first K-learning journey started after watching from Teacher Chan's channel. I appreciate her explanations on every single pronunciation as well as how the structures work. After that, I have expanded my learning process with TTMIK level books as they helped me a lot in K-learning journey. Thanks a lot, TTMIK.
I was learning Korean and started telling my friends and they where saying” teach me I wanna learn” and I would say yes but then remember that I’m still learning😂 but I think it’s such a beautiful language and I will keep studying even if things get in the way I will push through!! 화이팅
Hwaiting
The best tip for learning Korean : already speak an SOV language. Wrapping my head around that is the hardest part of the entire thing, for me. I've studied French and Spanish, small bit of High German(Swiss). Those, because of that one change, are far easier for a native SVO speaker. I've never gotten past the translate-it-in-your-head-first stage :(
I'm determined to get better. It is a bit(lot) demotivational though.
When I was first learning Japanese it was so hard to get used to. Though I think around year 3 it became natural and at year 5 I started preferring SOV lol You got this
@@honestlywhatever Thanks!
the only reason why youre struggling is because youre probably early outputting, learn how to learn a language
what's SOV?
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SOV - Subject Object Verb
SVO - Subject Verb Object
This refers to what order these parts of a sentence generally appear.
For example English is an SVO language.
I [S] went [V] to the store [O]
Japanese and Korean are SOV languages. So the sentence would be built this way:
I [S] to the store [O] went [V]
Chan Chan’s Korean is so calming! Thanks for the inspirational video👍
Ms Chan Chan is Godsend and truly an Earth Angel, caring teaching and loving for those underprivileged children to achieve Korean language with her own time spending for all the complimentary UA-cam tutorials. Thanks a million, Madam for your selflessness and kindness towards us!!!!
선생님's appreciative look. Something to live and stydy for.
Teacher Chan Chan is the sweetest:)
If I was just listening I would definitely assume Chan Chan was native korean speaker! Great efforts to learn korean and speak it so fluently. And quite fast too!
I have only been studying Korean for about 2-3 months and have a very long way to go. But this video has inspired me greatly!
선현우님은 레전드입니다. 10여년전에 유튜브에서 제가 처음 영상봤던거 같은데 굉장히 노력 많이하신분이예요. 영상 계속 올리시면서 영어 일본어 연습하시고..악플도 정말 많았어요 사람들이 질투해서 그런지 외모비하에 말투 래퍼같다고 욕하거나..선현우님의 톡투미 인 코리아는 정말 갑자기 생긴게아닌 정말 많은 노력과 주변사람들의 도움들이 있어서 이렇게 좋은 컨텐츠를 제공해 주셔서 정말감사합니다.
전 오래전부터 TTMIK 유투브 영상들과 함께 한국어를 배우고 있는 미얀마 사람입니다. TTMIK 채널에서 제가 가장 좋아하는 콘텐츠는 비빔챗입니다. 비빔챗에서 모르는 단어나 표현들을 외웠고 말하기와 듣기까지 연습했습니다. 게다가 한국문화에대해서도 어느정도 알아들었으니까 효과적인 콘텐츠입니다. 그렇게 제가 좋아하는 유투브채널에서 우리 나라분이 나왔다니!!!! 저도 영광스럽습니다 . 늘 기원하겠습니다.
Her speech is so smooth and expressions so encapsulating. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this interview. 😊
This was really encouraging. I’ve been learning Korean for 8 months and have been working online with my teacher who lives in Seoul. I came upon a desire to learn Korean the same way she did. I really hope that by working hard and not giving up I will be able to get to a fluent level. Great video, thank you.
Hi, can I ask how did you find your teacher? I'm looking for a Korean teacher as well but I'm not sure where to look. Thank you! 😊
@@hopeworld5869 Hi 👋 Thank you for asking. Interestingly, a friend of mine is Japanese and is fluent in both Japanese and English and has taught both languages in both the US and Japan. She told me that she started teaching again using an online platform called Verbling. That peaked my interest so I did a free class with her just to try it. I didn’t want to study Japanese so I started looking at the Korean teachers. I read their bios and watched their introduction videos and that is how I found my teacher. What’s great is that their bios show their degrees, qualifications, reviews, etc. so you can choose a teacher that’s right for you. You can buy lessons singularly or in groups of 5, 10, or 20. I wait until Verbling does a sale and then I buy 20 at a time because it’s cheaper that way. I hope it works for you if you decide to check it out.
@@Redeemed-10 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer in such details. I'm definitely going to take a look at it 😊
@@hopeworld5869 You are welcome 🤗
As a Korean, I am floored! She's perfect. I imagine one day in the Future, with an ongoing exchanges of cultural influences, there'll be a sort of Global pop, movies & fashions .
I envision "K-pop" eventually giving way to G-pop where members are from Italy, France, Japan, Myanmar, Brazil, New York spreading peace , harmony & dance for example
I really think this video will help me push through my struggles! Thank you TTMIK and chan chan for this video! I will definitely use the tips and encouraging words😊
자막없이 봤는데 거의 다 알아들었어요! TTMIK 덕분이죠. 앞으로도 잘 부탁드립니다~
wow she’s such an inspiration😳😳 I wish to get to a phd in Korean too!
She's so good bruh 😭 I've been learning for 5 years now and nowhere near her level. I could understand 95 - 90% of what she said (while looking at the korean subtitles) but me actually talking the language myself is sth else...sometimes I worry and get anxious if I will EVER be able to get fluent in this language and hold real, deep conversations
There's nothing to worry about. You can reach this level as well if you put in the time and hard work. With 17 years of experience there's no doubt she has spent over 20,000 hours on Korean ~ most likely a LOT more considering she lives in Korea and used it in college, and now for work and family life. If you can understand 95% of this you're already at a high level. At this level focus on your weak points and spend more time on things you want to be good at.
I said the same thing when I first moved to an English speaking country but after 4 years I was pretty fluent! It's definitely possible, it'll just take time and effort!
I think she did alot of shadowing. Repeating natives verbatim. Because she Said she watched this Korean drama over and over again.
@@nicoleraheem1195 I thought I was bad having watch my two fav kdramas around 4 times now but now I feel like 20 times won't be so bad either . Next step watching them with korean CC only .
@@ladyevenstar22 😆😂
드디어 제가 제일 좋아하는 유트브 채널에서 찬찬 선생님이 나왔어요ㅠㅠ(예이잉!!!뿌듯🥺🇲🇲)우리의 찬찬 선생님 그리고 TTMIK 덕분에 지금 한국어를 열심히 공부하고있어요.제가 미얀마 사람인데 찬찬 선생님의 유트브 채널을 보면서 한국어를 공부하고 TTMIK에서도 말하기,문법,읽기 이런 영상을 많이 보고 훈자 연습을했어요.찬찬 선생님이랑 TTMIK 에게 정말 고맙고 저 한테 도움이 많이 됩니다ㅠㅠ만약에 기회가 있으면 한국에 꼭~꼭 가고싶습니다.저도 앞으로 더 열심히 공부하겠습니다...너무 감사합니다 선생님들~♡
고마워♡
I really enjoy these sort of interviews. Please do more.
Ps Chan-Chan, I am really impressed with your Korean. I thought you were a native speaker at first until you said you were from Myanmar
와 정말 대박 She speaks Korean so fluently and very well. I hope can be good as her someday. I am studying with TTMIK so it just maybe possible ☺️
Your Korean is very natural! 😍 Thank you for inspiring ❤🥰🫶❤
토크쇼 보는 기분으로, 예전에 비정상회담이랑 미수다 보는 기분으로 봤어요. 10분 순삭이네요!!! 제가 예전에 가르쳤던 미국 대학교에서 한국어 전공한 학생이 얼마 전에 보니까 이제는 한국어를 가르치는 동료가 되었더라구요. 너무 멋지고 기분도 좋았는데, 세 분 선생님들 말씀 나누시는 거 보면서 서로 그런 기분이 드는 게 전해져요. 제 Patreon 후원자 분들 단톡방이 있는데 거기서도 공유하셨더라구요. 이런 비디오는 학습자들이 보면 동기부여도 되고 공감도 돼서 항상 좋아하는 것 같아요!
선생님, 위에 댓글도 읽어봤습니다. 따뜻한 마음 보내주셔서 감사합니다 ^^ 사람과의 만남이 기쁜 좋은 나날들 되세요^^
어쩜 저렇게 한국어를 잘 하는지~~~ 열심과 노력에 박수를 보냅니다!
As someone who just finished the first ttmik book I found this interview very helpful and insipiring.
When I finished the book I started thinking "oh, 9 more to go, such a long process" but then this interview appears on my tl and seeing her speak so beautifuly really gave me the boost I needed to keep learning.
Thank you so much for this, It would be nice if you guys could bring more self-learners students so we can relate and stay motivated.
i will try her way of mimicking the characters of the film next time. Thanks for sharing your story.
제가 제일 좋아하는 선생님들 이렇게 모여있는거 보니까 너무 행복합니다 ㅠㅠ 저도 미얀마 사람이고 선생님의 학생입니다 ^^
I'm so glad to see you in TTMIK. Love TTMIK Team and Chan Chan from Myanmar ❤️❤️❤️
so great to see you here, Syama Chan Chan🤗
Thank you TTMIK for having this interview with Teacher Chan Chan. ♥️
I love these interviews! She's so cool!
선생님의 한국어 가르쳐 주기가 가장 이해해요.미얀마 선생님한테서 이렇게 한국말이 공부하기가 참 편했어요.자랑스러웠어요.❤
I'm a annual subscriber at TTMIK and I'm from Myanmar. I'm so proud of having someone like Tr. Chan Chan and have so much motivation to learn Korean more.
이제 이방송 보는 게 거의 수십번 ?? 볼때마다 큰 힘이 되어서 인터뷰해주셔서 너무 감사해요❤
이렇게 TTMIK 에서 찬찬 선생님이 나오게 돼서 저는 미얀마 사람으로서 너무 뿌듯하고 영광이에요. 지금 보다 더 전공하기 바라요.
고마워요♡
너무 재밌고 고무적인 인터뷰였어요 세분모두 감사해요!🥰💖
I loved this girl!💖 I'm so glad you invited her, she became a big inspiration for me✨ I first started learning korean for k-pop, but then I fell in love with it's culture and also realized that I love languages😻💘 So now I am studying korean and other languages because I love them and I want to make a language career and live from them💖 Ttmik 사람들이랑 찬찬언니 사랑해요😽 너무 감사합니다!💖
“감사합니다”라고 맞아요. :)
진짜 너무 팬입니다!!!! 😁😁😁😁
우리 선생님 이시다. 찬찬 선생님 늘 응원하고 있습니다.
Ahhhhh teacher chan Chan😭💕
I love her voice🫶🏾 such an inspiring lady 🌸🥰 Thank you for your advice
완전 끌렸어요 찬찬의 목소리가 너무 좋아서
Wow.............. she's amazing......hope one day I'll also speak Korean like her... 💖
Wow! This video was truly inspiring! I've been interested in the Korean culture for a while (Kpop, kdrama, kfood, architecture, etc.) but I only really started learning the language this year. I'm already using TTMIK's content and now I'm definitely going to take a look at her channel. I'm obviously not the best judge but her pronunciation and overall fluidity when she was speaking seemed really natural. At the moment I can't even picture myself at her level, but that level of fluent is my goal ❤️❤️❤️
Upload many vedios like this so inspiring to learn korean and luv u ttmik team good hard working.. 🙏
her korean is great!
I WATCHED THIS ENTIRE VIDEO WITHOUT THE ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS AND STILL MANAGED TO GENERALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE SAID!!!! (but i still had to follow along with the subtitles cuz my listening skills are trash)
I am from Myanmar. so proud for you💙
우리 선생님이 너무 잘하시네요 .
She is more than a lady to me. She is everything I look up to. ♥I hope someday I can be like her too.👀super amazing person
❤️👧
유용한 영상 감사합니다! 저도 찬찬님 따라해야하겠어요! 화이티잉!!
맞죠!! 미얀마에서는 한국이 너무 너무 인기가 많아요 특히 여자생들에게는요 근데 버스정류장에 모르는 사람이랑 얘기 안 하는 것 같은데 한국에처럼 그냥 있던데 또 안녕하세요 란 말 잘 안 써요 있긴 있지만 일상생활에는 한국처럼 많이 안 해여 근데 인사하고 싶을 때 미소를 짓고 가끔 손인사도 하고요. 제 생각에는 한국이 살고 싶은 나라중 하나예요 실제로는 어떤지 모르게지만 찬찬 선생님도 한국말 잘 하시네요 부럽습니다 저는 그렇게 잘 하려면 더 연습해야겠네요
Not only incredibly smart but so pretty 🤩
Awesome, she really went far! I agree that Korean wasn’t popular at all in the 2000s (at least outside of Japan or East Asia), but that’s really changed in the last decade. There are many more resources nowadays too :) Her story is inspiring! I may not be the best judge, but she sounds so natural and speaks fluently 😀
She gives a little of twice jihyo and seventeen scoups vibe to me😍😍 She is very cute and beautiful... Her persistence in learning Korean is indeed on another level and I salute you for that... Saranghae Chan Chan❤️❤️
What an inspiration!
Proud of being Myanmar citizen ✨💙🇲🇲
Wow speaking that language for more than a decade is no mean feat. I do agree that if you dun give up you will eventually reach that fluency, given constant learning and exposure. What she did was pretty much what I have done for abt a year and now I could understand everything she said. Speaking is an issue though, hoping to travel to Korea for an immersion prog to obtain that breakthrough soon ^^
찬찬선생님하고 ttmik는 저희 미얀마에 있는 한국어 독학하고 있는 학생들에게 정말 큰힘이에요.두달 때문에 많이 배웠어요.그리고 우리 미얀마 공주님 화이팅.사랑행❤️❤️
She so amazing 🤩
재미있게 봤어요 자막 많이 감사해요!
정말 자연스럽게 말씀 하셨네요
I saw hwe on my neighbour Charles and she was so lovely and beautiful an only child who has been through so much. Racism in Korea yet she perserves
진짜 멋있다. 부럽다.
제가 한국어를 공부한 지 약 2 됐어습니다 아직 잘 못 해요. 드라마를 봤을때 이해할 수 있습니다 그래도 많이 공부를 해야예요.
모두 파이팅....✊✊
She's a legend!
저도 한국어를 배우고 있는데 저도 한국에가서 찬찬선생님처럼 훌륭한 사람이 됐으면 좋겠습니다 ❤❤
i talk to strangers here in Korea 😂 even if it makes me a bit of a weirdo, im already weird for being foreign in a small town and it helps me study and practice
Teacher chan chan so beautiful
Thanks for uploading
Perhaps it was just a coincidence but when I visited Korea my impression was that strangers were quite friendly. For example, I exprienced quite a few times that an ajumma or 할머니 would come up to me asking for directions or when I was sitting at this bench before times square mall this 할머니 kept talking to me and showing pics of her grandkids on her phone. She looked so happy I just kept nodding and smiled at her as a response lolll or maybe i just attract ajumma's 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ anyway Chan Chan is so pretty and smart~
It is normal for her to speak this well since she started to study young then move to the country. I will be impressed with someone that is over 45 years old and start studying korean on their own and will speak this well in few years
This is a great video.🙌🏾
Omg!!! I can't wait 🙈🙈
Woww How fluent...😍😍🥺🥺i want to be like her 😭😭
i'm so excited to get better in korean after watching this :D
She's so pretty
대박
멋있어
저는 너무 자랑스러워요🙆♀️🥰🥰
I'm so jealous. I feel like I know so much Korean but when it comes to speaking it I have 0% confidence. I hope to sound like her one day.
Now I`m going to binge watch this video to motivate myself, note the conversation and mimick her to speak like that hahahaha
I'm just to lazy but this year I did more. I can finally tell the time and I can count. Vocabulary is so important
Yess it's right.. I am also lazy. But I have learnt all the alphabets and some vocabularies.. m only at beginner level.. now I want to learn it seriously
축아해, 찬찬성생님.
You represent 미얀마.
우리는 성생님을 너무사랑해.
화이팅!
She's so beautiful 😯😯😍😍😍
Wow! You are so pretty!
Our Princess from Myanmar 💛😘