❌ STOP LEARNING KOREAN
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Hi, friends! In today’s video I’ll be sharing why you need to STOP learning Korean if you want to learn Korean ☠️ Yes, you read that correctly. STOP LEARNING!! ❌
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안녕하세,유~! 안녕하세요~! Hey, you! It's Natalia and I'm here to encourage you to believe in your ability to learn Korean~!
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Where do you live?
↳ Seoul, South Korea
How old are you?
↳ 27 years old
When did you start learning Korean?
↳ January 2016
When did you study abroad in Korea?
↳ Spring and fall semesters of 2016 (exchange student)
↳ Fall 2021 (korean language student)
Where did you study in Korea?
↳ Soonchunhyang University ( 2016 exchange/internship program)
↳ Korea University (2021-2022 korean language school)
What level are you in at KLC?
↳ Fall Semester 2021 - Level 5
↳ Winter Semester 2021/2022 - Level 6
↳ Spring Semester 2022 - Research Class
Can you teach me Korean?
↳ No, I don't teach or tutor Korean.
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Omg I needed this. I’ve been learning Korean casually for almost two years and I just feel so behind. I just recently met in person with my italki teacher and a few of her other students and I just felt so stupid and like I knew nothing. I hate when people ask how long have you been learning because I feel like it’s not a fair judgment of what you should know. I had to remind myself that we all learn at different paces and different things work for different people. Learning a new language is more than just learning that language, you’re also learning how you yourself learn. It’s hard. I know part of my “failure” of learning is not being consistent enough but also I just need to let go and stop comparing myself to others and stop caring about making mistakes because those are learning opportunities. Thanks for the reminder and good tips for better study habits!
Wow. That resonated SO deeply 😳😳😭💖
Every word is so relatable
Couldn’t agree more but I’m learning Japanese. I want to eventually learn Korean later this year but I need to add these tips to my current study plan lol
It’s easier to learn if you know Spanish, like me.But if you don’t feel comfortable with it just quit
wow so related.i just started learning korean today😂 but I've been learning English for 5 years. even tho i can understand alot, it's still quite difficult when it comes to speaking or writing
Nothing wrong with learning Korean
The title is silly but her video says to stop just going to new lessons without reviewing what you have already learnt, not actually 'stop learning Korean'.
@@user-ShyBlue 🙌😣
U look goofy
@@Kaiukiyo gee , thanks 🙄
@@forestsandlace5996 oh okay , thank you then !
Even as an advanced learner, I still have to remind myself to review vocabulary. Being at a high level, it's easy to skip past unknown words because you understand the context, or to just look it up once, think "ok cool that's what it means", and then just move on and forget it five minutes later. It's easy to be lazy when you understand most of what's going on, but reviewing vocab is so much better for retention long-term!
Ahaaha me~~ I understand enough that I’ve gotten comfortable with the level I am and have to get myself to study the stuff I don’t know ☠️
So true! But, to be fair, I do that in my native language (English) far too often too... 💀👀
I'm literally at that point, it kinda sucksㅠㅠㅠㅠ
@@NataliaGarza do you think it’s easier to learn a new language when you’re already bilingual? I feel like learning a new language would be easier if I can translate to both Spanish and English effortlessly
@@lunallenalunallena i dont think it matters
I started studying korean with Billy go’s beginner’s course and I’m not sure what made me do this but I got into the habit of reviewing the past 3 grammars/video content before I started the new video, so as a beginner, I was CONSTANTLY reviewing . It became pretty much a habit for me and I’m so grateful that it did become that because that formed an excellent foundation of Korean for me to build upon. As an intermediate learner I still prioritise reviewing more than new content and I feel so satisfied with where I stand because even if I dont know a LOT of grammar and vocab, I’m atleast 75-80% confident with everything I have studied so far. Consistency and reviewing. These are the two tips I give to people who ask me because these have helped me immensely and continue to help me even now. Your videos always make me ‘think’. I love that.
Hi I've been very inconsistent with learning Korean because of mental health and stuff and I'm only 17 and not in a position to pay for anything to learn but I love korea and the culture so much and I really want to learn ..I don't remember the account I started on but I moved to Billy go beginner course and then coursera but I don't know where to move from there ..could I ask what you did after you finished the billy go beginner course ?and what helped you with the sound change rules ?
@@santriesha881I use a website called how to study Korean, it’s very good to backup what you learn from billy and coursera- it’s a lot of reading but it’s still useful! Once you get to a point where you’ve gone through basics and grammar, begin using apps that test vocabulary, watch actual content in the language, test what you know! Make sure you’re constantly immersing yourself in the language to get used to hearing it, speaking, reading, writing, all that. And constantly review new things you’ve learned like the commenter above said!
I think what makes learning a language difficult for most adults, is that we forget how much it takes for kiddos to learn just one or two languages. The constant involvement in surrounding yourself with the language is so key to retaining that information. Watch shows in the language, challenge yourself to watch without subtitles, get involved with apps that involve structuring and practicing talking with people like once or twice a week. And it is totally okay to not be a master. Half the time, you only really need the basics, and the rest will come as you involve yourself too.
The reason kids learn languages fast is because their brains are literally empty and theyre absorbing it easily. An adult say age 30 is filled to the brim with information and have a much harder time to learn literally anything than somebody whos 6. Theres plenty of information on the matter.
key is to forget your native language as in stop translating one to the other and start thinking in that other language. Find ways to be educated/educate yourself without needing to translate from one language to another.
That's makes no sense tho? i'm (as an adult) am able to lern way more than a kid in two years. @@terraincognitagaming
Immersion is great if you can balance it with responsibilities. Actually using the language is great as well. Putting pencil to paper is a great to learn the alphabet. Repeating what people are saying or what you hear on tv or music can help tremendously as well. Think of language learning like exercise. Go your hardest for a few hours then take some rest days to think and process. Trust me, I learned Japanese to a level where I can hold and continue conversations, and it only took me 4 years.
@@terraincognitagaming That's just not true. A baby is learning a language every second it's awake, that's why it's so good at learning. It is that babies only focus. But if you, a grown adult, had the time to spend 8 hours every day learning a language you would get up to a 6 year olds level way faster then the 6 year old did. It has nothing to do with what you already know and 100% is about the time you have to study and how intelligent you already are. You will always be smarter then 6 year old you, so in theory you will always learn better. But life gets in the way.
I started taking Korean classes offered here where I live. I went for a year and am able to have conversations now. I personally tried to learn on my own for years and I couldn't learn anything. Once I got to class and a teacher structured my learning I got it pretty much right away.
this is what I'm afraid of because there aren't any offered for me and I'm not at the point where I can pay for classes since I live in a racist household. (even me showing interest is a problem.)
@@gabslovestay :(
@@gabslovestay everything's relatable. (Not the last part tho) it's so hard with that. Like ok internet as information.. But it's too much. Like whom to trust? Who is correct? No one's like a teacher to us who can structure it for us? So that we can learn smoothly without struggle. It's a real struggle to be an excited learner but not have a mentor who can guide us.
Do you have access to a library? It's not the same as a classroom but libraries often offer free online courses.
@@ThatBlessedGirl if you have the money, try online classes. Like, actual ones where you join a zoom call once or twice a week. It's not the same thing as irl classes, but it's something.
I am sooo happy you’re back to making Korean learning videos! Your videos back in the day were very helpful. This feels more natural for you and you seem more happy and confident making these sorts of videos. 😊
This is so true. I’ve been studying for almost two years and you just confirmed the things I’ve been doing. I’ve been reviewing using other sources and everyone brings a different angle to the same grammar point or whatever I’m reviewing and helps me understand from another viewpoint. It keeps it interesting just like you said. Thank you so much. Wonderful video!
Revisions are so important! Because let's be honest, Korean grammar (when you grasp the basics) seems so easy. All you have to do is to add a certain ending to the verb. "Seems" is the key word :P It's difficult to memorise everything and even if you remember the meaning you don't actually remember if this particular grammar point can be used in past tense and what you should add to the verb when it ends with a vowel and so on.
And also last tip: use everything in practise. Read a lot. Translate a lot. Write a lot. Speak a lot. It works, honestly. Even if you commit the most stupid mistakes, at least you will remember it better :D From my own personal experience I know that it works. Recently I wrote a comment in English (I am not a native English speaker) and in that comment I wrote "on 1.5 speed" and "in 1.5 speed" (yeah, two mistakes, I didn't realise I had done them on one comment).Then somebody responded and wrote "at 1.5 speed". That person didn't correct me, just used that words in a sentence. And believe, now I REALLY remember what is the correct form :D
Thanks for sharing with us your tips :D
I’m starting to learn korean and your videos have really helped me! I will still not ever stop learning korean though lol. I’ve always wanted to learn it because of my grandma, she was a immigrant from Korea and spoke fluently in it. Sadly she passed away when I was younger and never got to learn it from her. So this has really made me want to learn the language. Thank you for your videos!
Same, fortunately my grandma is still alive but she's also old and I already feel intense guilt not knowing Korean now. I can't imagine after she passes.
Well, thanks for the advice. My wife is Korean and always encourages me to learn Korean. I am Mexican and moved to the states in 2012. I think a piece of advice like you, that are so lucky to live over there, share tips for people in Latino America that love Korean culture to create some content in Spanish sometimes take a look at chingu amiga, blessings
BTS has a big fanbase in South-America. Join to the ARMY and you will find plenty of resources.
i love watching your videos, i’m taking a tear long korean class at school rn ( second half now ) and i have many korean friends i’ve made that have encouraged me to study abroad ( so i’m thinking about doing a test run at sookmyung this summer ) but i’m worried because although i remember stuff it’s still hard to retain everything because we learn so much, and i’m afraid i won’t be able to speak well when i go to korea. my friends always tell me they’re not gonna speak eng when we meet in korea which understandable cus they don’t force me to speak korean here in america, but i’m worried that all my months of studying is gonna go down the drain 😭😭 i really hope these tips help i’m super thankful
With language learning I found the slower you move the better and always remover, learning a language is not hard, it’s long
Agreed! Slow and steady wins the race.
You know I realized after I learned Korean, there were lots of words that they've don't use it just like how my native language "Filipino". we don't use the deepest words. So I only study the things that Korean use the most and often just like in Philippines. It's easy and I don't forget them easily since I engraved them in my memory. And I think it's easier to remember if you have a native Korean friend who you can talk everyday.
There are also a lot of words that arent used in English that are used commonly is korean. For example: 관상 = physiognomy, but ive never heard this word in my life but it basically means facial expressions and ive heard many koreans use this word on youtube videos. Its so interesting!
This 👆. Having a friend that speaks the language and you can practice listening and speaking with daily would definitely help
@@Nabippo i have multiple korean friends online that i communicate with every day and im constantly improving. Communicating with friends is my favorite thing to do and it always motivates me to learn more
Ahh! I love seeing your face pop up in my notifications. 😊 I've slacked off in my Korean learning and have been struggling to get back into it. This video really helped kind of change my perspective and inspired me to create a fresh plan focused around review with a *dash* of new until I feel confident again. It definitely pays off to have a solid foundation. Thank you! ❤
Haha dash~ I love that~
I've been doing Korean for 5 months now, doing very well, and I thinks it's really because I have so much discipline and I know what and why I need to learn Korean, I learn 2 hours a day 6 days a week and for Sunday I review for 1 hour. Im still redoing beginner levels for 5 months and have totally mastered it. You know the Learn to walk before you run.
Not all sessions go great but there's always tomorrow.
And now It's been 2 months that I've been learning(I knew hangul 1 year ago just for it was interesting I learned it) anyway... It's going so good too, ngl I am not that disciplined but if you're interested you can do every single thing
Btw Good luck to you💫
this seriously is going to help me so much i know it, im so ashamed to say i have been learning korean since late 2021 (around Christmas) and to this day I still can't have a proper conversation in korean, recently alot of people have been telling me that reviewing and putting korean into your everyday life will help me alot and doing that seriously helps! like even just talking to yourself, the thing is I live in a Caribbean country and im one of the very few people who is learning korean, no one really knows about the language and korea as well so I don't really feel comfortable just speaking it around them even my family. for the past 2 years I've been learning korean by learning a topic writing it down and then moving on to another topic the next day. please don't do this. be consistent and find a method that makes your learning fun! make friends [ i recommend discord ] and ENJOY KOREAN! 여러분파이팅!
Oh this is very nice viewpoint. Everybody including myself want to just keep pushing, but often forget to review. Now I am going to review more often, thank you for the reminder!
Ahhh when I saw your notification I smiled so big!! 😁 I really needed this reminder! I’ve been studying for a little over a year now and sometimes I feel like I should be further than what I am, so I have to remind myself that everyone’s journey is different. I’m still trying to figure out what really works for me and I’m working on trying new things. Lately it’s been using more native content and actually speaking… out loud. I’ve realized that most of my growth has come from letting go of the fear of trying new ways of learning, so I have to continue trying those things even if it makes me uncomfortable. I agree that review is definitely important and you made me realize that I can do a better job of implementing that into my study plan. So thank you!!
p.s. You look so beautiful with your new haircut. You are glowing! I hope you are happy, always. 💜
I’m glad you’ve found new ways to learn that have actually helped you progress in your studies~!! 🤍
And thanks hehe 💇🏻♀️💇🏻♀️💇🏻♀️
Recently discovered you through UA-cam now follow you on instagram- just gotta say I started learning Korean as of this year and struggled. I’m 6 weeks in and it’s awesome to hear I’m not the only one struggling even as advanced as you are it’s a relief and good reminder that I should just take my time this is a marathon not a race. I have signed up for Korean classes and that has helped me become more structure. Thanks for the advice given in this video and looking forward to seeing more of your content. Greetings from a fellow and current Dallas native!
have you ever joined hailey's class i bet you will know korean in a day if im lying thunder strike me
This is just what I need. I’ve put a hold on my learning but I’m ready to get back into it. Having a different visual/audio source helps as well.
so many people randomly throw out the m learning korean/japanese/any other language n the only words they know are the most basic ones after years of ‘study’. i’m tired of it for some reason. people underestimate what it really takes to learn a language. the consistency and practice is everything. even if ur doing a little a day it’s important to do it for a long time. its also good to determine why ur learning a language. everyone wants to learn korean now bc they ❤love the culture❤ when culture to them is only being obsessed with some or the other idol group. m not saying that’s necessarily a bad thing but will it mean that u still see urself loving korean or the culture when u mive onto ur next obsession a few years later. u have to find a solid why as to why ur learning a language.
Great name for the video!))) Thank you for the tips, i've got the app. Good luck to everyone on this journey 💜
yes !!’ this is also why, when i go to korea to study korean i want to take the classes from the beginning so that i can review it with the teachers basically hahaha
Thanks for your clear tips. I feel they are excellent reminders for us to focus not so much on the end goal but the process and taking the time required to review and apply what we have learned using different examples!
oh i feel like i'm on the right track then. i constantly review, use a lot of different apps, sites, channels, books, etc. variety is the spice of life!
Omg thank you though! Thank you! I’ve been trying so hard and I’ve been wondering why I haven’t been getting anywhere 😭
thank you for the tips! everyone tells you to review but no one really talks about how
Kuz it’s not as glamorous as saying you finished a lesson or course 🥲🥲 hopefully the advice I gave helps~ 🤍
I learn something, go "out there" and consume content normally and try to hear it used in real life no matter if it's in a street interview on youtube, kdrama, instagram caption, or whatever, then after a few weeks of trying to capture the things I pay attention to then I return to review. By waiting a few weeks I will either have started to forget it, or I've heard it several times those weeks which cemented it into my brain and then the second time reading about it I will relate to it with real world understanding behind it. My main goal is being able to listen and read (aka input) so my speaking and writing ability (aka output) is way behind by choice right now. I practice it but it isn't the same priority as of right now. I do love HelloTalk for my output practice! I think my speaking and writing is around an A2 and my listening comprehension is probably B1.
Natalia I LOVE your sweater!!! Awesome vid
I JUST GAVE MYSELF THIS LECTURE YESTERDAY🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
It’s hard that the classes I’m in keep moving forward and I’ll get kicked out if I don’t do a certain number of assignments a month, but I KNOW I have time to review (just wasted hours on The Glory last week🙄😂) and don’t.
I just checked out that app though and OMG this is what I’ve been wanting! My classes are in Korean and I don’t feel like (no, I KNOW I don’t) understand things fully before we move on and since he doesn’t explain in English I find myself toggling between other sources or Papago-which only helps about half the time-for grammar. Probably doesn’t help that I remember basically no English grammar but it is what it is 😂 Thank you 😁💜
After watching this, I am now sitting in front of my desk getting ready to review, jejeje 화이팅 !!! ❤❤❤
OMG Not you doing what I was suggesting you do 😂😂🥰😂😂
9:15 omg I thought it was just me😭 I’ve never related to something so much. It’s quite embarrassing and frustrating especially because it’s already been 2 years and I feel like I’m stuck at a lower level and having to translate everything if I can’t understand more than 2 words. But I have the strength to keep going because I know I can do it💪🏾
It's a struggle for all of us. This week I was reading a text with my Korean teacher on the topic of 한국의 사계절. We'd just reviewed the vocabulary as well but I couldn't for the life of me figure out what 사계절 meant. Turns out it was simply 사 (4) + 계절 (season) which I'd just reviewed. At this point I feel like I should've stopped doing these kinds of mistakes but no, they're still very much there after a year and a half of learning Korean.
100% right about not mattering whether you have access to Korean speakers or not. 30 years of being raised in a Korean household and i can barely communicate with my parents without the assistance of a translator app. i never studied or reviewed my Korean, so if you're not going to do that then being around Korean speakers is not going to help
😂😂😂 That's me and staying with my Zambian parents. I still struggle with my native language 😭
Same it's embarrassing 😔
i read the title and i was like ???? tf???? but I'm glad you gave tips to efficiently learn it ㅋㅋㅋ
This is actually so helpful
You're so funny. It's lots of fun listening to you. The title kinda scared me, hehe
Sound advice I should apply to my Polish!
Many thanks from Tio'tia:ke-Montréal
Huh, seems like I did the right then, I‘m currently learning korean with duolingo and I refuse to progress to the next chapter because, whenever I do lightening challenges I can see which part I lack. So unless I get all three stars after each chapter, I‘m reviewing and will keep reviewing 😅 I also have about a billion screenshots for my vocab notebook and completed with grammar books. Right now my korean friend is busy with her studies, but before that we skyped once per week and she went through pronounciation etc which was super helpful!
i’m learning korean to go to a university in korea as an international student, honestly it’s been so difficult but i love it. i’m just worried about the topik exam, since that’s needed to graduate. ah
Wish you the best of luck!!
I recommend the Korean Grammer in Use books.
다 잘 될거에요❤
The main problems is focusing solely on memorising words out of context and grammar points, and not practicing. On the practicing part is a really hard task if you want to practice with other learners; since most don't seem to dare to do it and you're just there... Alone... with not enough knowledge to speak with natives ...
You got me with the clickbait, XD but I liked the video. Thank you for the advice. I like apps for learning because they can be fun, and neuroscience shows that you actually learn faster when you're having fun. Oy. For all that, I'm still at toddler, "Igo juseyo." level. We lived in Korea a few years ago and we just moved back. Last time I was the only one trying to learn, and I messed up often enough to get discouraged. I'm a bibliophile so I really wanted to learn it well enough to start reading the novels here. Otherwise I'm stuck to a single shelf at most bookstores. This time we told our teenagers that the person to come up with the best game for learning Korean will get their very own Sulbing the next time we go. (We usually share cuz they're huge.) ^.^ That worked like a charm. I told them we'd be doing this competition each month, and we'd vote for the winner. I'll have to let them know about Mirinae, I think they might be interested in it. ^.^ Thank you again!
한글에 대한 관심을 가져주셔서 감사합니다😀💛
these are really good tips for review! 고마워용~~
thank u sm, this was so helpful!! i feel like ive hit a block every time i try to study korean again, so im going to try to use these tips to climb that block and make my way to a higher level :)
I hope they help~!!!!
@@NataliaGarza thank u natalia
This is perfectly timed advice; I've been going back and reviewing my TTMIK levels and realizing how much I've forgotten along the way. 🥴 Mirinae has already come in handy.
It sounds like a joke but I'm watching how to learn Korean in English although I'm learning both of these languages. Im practicing English and learning the tips for another language at the same time. Excellent;) Thank you for the video ❤
In April it will be 1 yr of learning korean. I've noticed that im slow at learning, and my level of vocabulary is low also grammar is hard for me but im trying and not giving up. My goal is to get to elementary level/ lower intermediate level.
Thank you for all the advice! I really like listening to you 언니 💜 p.s. your smile is cute :)
Omg I just made a video about reviewing also haha 😂 nice someone else is also talking about it! Thanks!
Thank you for this! Yes, I have learned Sign Language for 4 years and I totally forgot all that I learned because I did not got back and re-learn….but also I just did not practice as much as I should, it all. Same goes for when my parents wanted to me learn Spanish I passed the class but I totally did not remember when I learned. I have been starting Korean and started with the super easy words but sort of got discouraged. Overall, I just think I do what I did into college practice and do not give up.❤
Whenever I finished a chapter I usually just review that chapter again then I'll move on then I'll study both chapters again like everytime i do a new chapter i review chap 1 to whatever chap im on it's kinda boring but at the same time fun cause I get better and it helps me memorize the writing
Great tips. I think you can apply these tips to learning any language as well!
Very true! 🤍
I speak three languages so amma tell u this ...Studying grammar for any language is USELESS believe me or not u don't need it .. just listen to the language and try to copy those sentences that u heard and in the same time go translate it and try to listen to native people to know how to talk and react in any situation .. and try to learn words also by hearing conversation cuz this is the best way to learn any language and its easy and won't take alot of time u just need to practice.. for writing learn the alphabet then try to write any words you know and read books or anything that could help you read .. with the time and practice you will be just like a native speaker and make sure to correct ur accent... this how i learned arabic without any teacher or grammar stuff in a very young age... -i'm sorry if i did a mistake, am still learning and correcting my English -
Good video and very interesting. I do have to ask. What is with that kung-fu monkey grip you have on your pen? Not bashing here, it's the coolest thing I've seen in a while! Tried it out myself and I think I'm just too old to pick that up. I have been flirting with learning Korean but haven't taken the plunge. I've been studying Japanese and have so many resources to keep me motivated, manga, anime, ect. Haven't found quite as much in Korean. Tons of dramas are at least available but no comics or anime equivalent. Anyway, keep up the amazing videos!
Mirinae really improved a lot! I love the new features.-R
I’ve been studying it for like nearly 3 weeks and I feel like I barely have the basics down. I am excited to learn more and want to learn words and grammar and all that, but learning Hangul has been difficult! I’m trying to wrap my head around the differences between ㅓ and ㅏ TBH
Omg I love that app so much! I mostly use it for checking my HW sentences before my lessons on Itaki its amazing! I'm horrible with reviewing, so I just got a notebook, made a master list of every verb ending and Particles that I have learned over the last 2 years, and now I'm writing a verb ending or Particles at the top of each page so I can go through 1 by 1 to review everything 🥰 also thanks for yelling at me about reviewing I need it 😅
What kind of schedule would you recommend as a beginner? I started learning Hangul and I feel like I lost all the progress I’ve made once life got really busy for me.
I really found this helpful 🥰❤️
Really good video I also love the Young Forever poster. One of my favorite eras
It really depends on the person but my top 1 Best way to learn it in entertaining way, or like the best way to learn is watching Kdramas or Korean Tv Shows, or just simply Korean videos on UA-cam, like korean Vloggers sometimes put some subtitles English and korean, so it really helps me alot, also don't try to learn in it all quickly, just learn the things you talk everyday, it's the best way too, try to record or note it every single sentences you say everyday and try to learn it in korean, so you can practice Korean sentences because that's the sentence you say everyday
Wow, I actually learned Korean from an Institute in my country, it was a 2 year course but once the course was over I stopped learning. Now the problem is, after the course was over I started working as a Kor-Eng translator in a company, I'm not bad bad but I am lacking and I need to improve and learn more but idk how to and where to start. I did improve from the time I joined the company (its just been 7months) but I am still lacking :(
Maybe this will help, Maybe I can start with simple revision.
ive been learning korean for abt a month now and i have found it super easy! I use review alot until I KNOW the word or grammar or wtv i learned!
and what i mean by easy is like im not forgetting what i learned
wow👍
When I began to learn mandarin, what put me off was the tones, but because chinese speaking oppurtunities is everywhere I persisted. But then Korean is so much easier and less time to learn but its rare in the UK.
Thanks! I was totally spinning my wheels. This is perfect.감사합니다.
Glad it helped! And thanks for the super thanks 🥰
Honestly at the moment, Korean is not a priority, so much so that I’m almost to the point of just saying I’m not going to learn. And I don’t know how to change that. Maybe I missed my timing back when I ACTUALLY had time 😂. But your video hit a different chord with me. I’m a full time graduate student and studying ANYTHING is a struggle. It always has been. And I’m not sure why. I don’t know if it’s because I can’t stand to see my handwriting again or if I feel it’s a waste of time (it’s not, I just don’t want to do it) but reviewing is important. So I am going to make an effort to and make time to review.
Thank you.
After watching your videos, I have stopped myself from doing so many things that would set back my Korean learning, so I thank you for that. Also, your hair looks so pretty!!! ❤
Would you recommend someone who's learning Korean and wants to move to Seoul to apply to language school?
I'm learning Japanese, but your video was still relevant. Thanks.
The title scared me lol good tips I don't review enough (or ever :o oops)
Yeah I wasn’t sure what kind of language advice I was going to get😂
Omg ahaha I’d never actually say stop learning Korean 🥲 okay no that’s a lie~ if you’re learning for the wrong reasons I’d say it 😂😂😂
Same I thought it was a hate video and was so happy when I got tips instead
How was it going to language school there???? I would LOVE to do that!!
Hi Natalia ! I wanted to start italki classes but I don't know how far along I should be with my studies. What do you recommend ?
I am not Natalia, but I started taking lessons just after being able to read Hangul. I could not speak at all but you tutor adapted the class to my needs. My tutor is Julie, she is amazing and she is on Italki, and I am sure you can find a tutor that suits you! :-) They usually tailor the lessons to the student needs with no problem!
I think it depends on the learner~ I think some people really benefit from getting a teacher at the very beginning of their journey while others can wait until the intermediate level to work with a teacher~ If you need accountability, then getting a teacher sooner than later would be beneficial~
Two things I don’t want to do: review and use (the grammar)😂. I can do this all day with vocabulary but grammar is the pits. I’m currently trying to cheat and get around this by just reading korean.
Ahahahaha noooooo don’t do that!! 🤡 Redding has its limits 🫠🫠
I'm starting my first lesson on monday 😅 I hope it goes well, but I'm confident cus languages are kinda my thing
My experience with highschool Spanish, is if you don't use it, you lose it.
I’m going to Korea so ima keep learning it, but I understand the view you’re taking on
wait a minute... i've seen these clips of you filling in your plans and goals! 😂😂
I know you girl but I don’t know why it’s hard for you I will say just take a break don’t rush You know it’s not our mother language but take a break then come back and start again where you stop It’s not a sympathy but Reality.I myself is learning Korean too honestly I watched you sometimes when I get tired of learning Korean but I won’t give up Cuz it’s my dream to study in Korea 😊
화이팅 👏
I’ve worked on writing a diary, but then how do I know I’m writing everything correctly? What if I want to write something that I don’t want others to see even to correct it?
That's surprising others don't like reviewing. I usually look forward to reviewing more because:
A) It makes you feel smarter because its easier
B) It's where you don't just learn how to speak Korean but also sound Korean.
Your video is so helpful thank you for your good tips ♡
I'm thinking these days to start learning it seriously after finishing this year's exams because i really need to do successful something for the future and even i don't know if it's gonna help or not..
i felt like why i didn't tried to do that while i can read it and understand some of basic words and have interest in the belongs of Korea ..
so can you encourage me if it's gonna be good choice or not?
I'll be thankful if i get your reply ❤️
am i the only one extremely afraid of progressing chapters and not understanding them? and then i'm stuck always reviewing stuff i already know because i'm a perfectionist and i wanna make sure i'm 100% confident in that content?
Hey, I'm here✋🏿
Thanks, Coach!
Hi Natalia. I agree and don’t agree at the same time you see I’ve just started learning Korean and when I watched this video I in the beginning I agreed and I learned with this app called Duolingo and I’m currently on unit 2 I fell like the language is hard. This comment that I’m writing I’m not trying to be hater and be like that type of person. But know idk what to do idk if I should keep learning or stop. But I’ll tell you something that we agree on can agree on. We can agree that the language is hard to learn in the beginning. And when I watch you videos I agree sometimes and sometimes I don’t but I just want you to know that I will still encourage you that’s a promise!!!
As an English teacher that now is learning Korean I must say that reviewing is supper importante in the begging and sometimes excitement gets in the way of really learning the language…
My niece is going to Korea for language too! She better come back lol
Is preply a good place to learn Korean?
I think learning with someone (a tutor) would be best for me.
When I studied at home I did too much reviewing. Which isn't good. Now at language school it goes soooo fast that you can't even do ANY reviewing. Which is also bad. So yeah 😅😂 balance is key
Language is.. not for studying. Only you have to is just „using the language in your life“
OMG thanks i need this..I have been studying for over a year. I feel so stuck😢
Don’t stress too hard~ I feel like that’s a natural stage of learning~ especially as you exit the beginner stage
Thanks
I had this problem for years. When I first started studying foreign languages, I would set my brain on auto-pilot and just write everything down from whatever lesson I was working on, and then never review it again because my young teenager brain thought that writing something down = permanently locking it in my brain vault forever. I am how a young adult and about a little under a year ago, I started getting serious about Korean and now I do daily lessons with LOTS of review (still all self-study), and I can say that I've made a lot more progress then I ever did while "learning" casually on and off for multiple years.
In conclusion; No matter if you're in a class or learning on your own, structure, consistency and review are the most important things when it comes to learning a language effectively.
I wanna learn korean too but i don't know where to start. I remember three years ago i actually started learning a lil bit of korean like hangul and stuff on youtube but then i just stopped and now that i wanna try again i dont know where to start. What do u do? What would u recommend i do?
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감사해요! 😃
How many days a week should we study and for how long?
Thank you!!!! 💜🫰🏼
OMG THANK YOU!! I hope you and your daughter enjoyed the concert!
My problem is I can't stop thinking in english(American) Hooked on phonics made me sound things out. My hearing is really bad. I can tell there is a rise in pitch or sound. But can't make it out.
I just can’t review, I keep being distracted, and at some point I stopped learning new words because now I can’t even remember those I learned.. I really don’t know what to do
I feel like i am really struggling no matter what I do.. I can't find a medium to figure out what I need to do.. I have my macbook with korean keyboard to help some but I just cant get the grasp on the grammar.
I just started learning Korean today. Hablaba español por casi 2 años.
Studying is fine but also have to immerse immerse immerse in any language.