Just want to let you know that you are my life saver right now!!! I have to spend my first 10 days in Seoul alone for the first time and it was very very difficult to get around.. Thanks to your channel I survived....ish lol
When i first took interest in the Korean language, i only hear shillaehapnida, maybe once or twice in kdrama and kvariety shows. It seems ppl use jeogiyo more. So i thought shillaehapnida was just one of those words that aren't really used often. But now i know that's not the case. Thanks for the lesson Mina... i mean Professor Oh : )
jeogiyo can also be used for excuse me :)) (copy paste purposes lol) excuse me - jeogiyo - 저기요 excuse me, but you look familiar - shillaejiman, nachi egeundeyo - 실레지만, 낯이 익은데요
Could you do a lesson (or do you have a lesson) on grammar? Like I know that basic Korean grammar is "subject, object, verb", but other than that, not so much. I was told to study grammar first before attempting to build my vocabulary, that way I know how to say the words I learn in sentences.
I guarantee you've already figured this out, but in Korean, certain consonants sound different by other consonants at times. In this case, the consonant ㅂ (p) is before the consonant ㄴ(n), as in 합니다 (hapnida which is pronounced as hamnida). ㄴ (n) is a nasal consonant, and because of pronunciation rules, if ㅂ(p) is followed by a nasal consonant, it is pronounced as ㅁ (m). Mind you, this comes from someone who is just beginning to learn the language, so this could be wrong
Haha. One thing I just noticed Mina does is when saying the Korean phrase, she looks off to the side. Then when saying the English version, she looks right at the viewer.
how come in some dramas i see, the ppl will drag out the r's sound or s sound like almost sound like their about to spit or breathe in air? is that av regional thing maybe based on where ur from? :maybe dialect? like i heard it alot in she was pretty. ur channel is very helpful, thank u for ur videos.
aureole halo - I did tell this lady hello and thank you in Korean and she was very happy and supportive. She told I was beautiful and to keep it up. But it's hard when you don't have a lot of Korean friends to bounce this off of. But I guess when I go to my very restaurant I know how to ask for the check lol
Is there some rule with the double s consonant not being pronounced or does my English speaking brain not recognize it? Bwatjyo for example, and I've seen other words with this ss not pronounced. Other basic and double consonants as well. Are they supposed to be omitted at the end of certain syllables?
Дорогая профессор О, как приятно слышать мне корейский язык. Так хочется, понимать и знать корейский, как свой родной язык. Я выучила вот что: SHIL LEH HAP NIDA = Excuse me.
there is a lot of korean tourists these days, because of some part of a korean drama ( Goblin I think ) that has been filmed in the old quebec (: So this would be very useful haha ^^
Dear professor Oh, I have a question. Don't the Korean would like to name their child something modern like Kim Ryan or something other than the normal 3 syllalbled name? Or is that illegal?
how do you say no problem in Korean? I'm learning Korean and I'm nearly done with learning Hangeul and I just want to know some basic words and phrases :))))))
for learning I use Nemo korean app in the Google play store. for full version isc $10 but there is enough in there to get you started. I practice 10mins or during my train ride. but I definitely learn a lot from it, kdramas, kpop, this channel etc.. have fun!
OMGEEEE I COULDDD FREAKING UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING SHE'S TEACHINGGGGGG OHH GOSHHHH I'MM FREAKINGG OUTTTT I'VE BEEN LEARNING KOREAN FOR MONTHSS ANDD OMO OMOOOOO 6 MONTHS OF WATCHING REALITY SHOWS AND K DRAMASS IS TOTALLY WORRTH ITT GOSSGG I'M FREAKING OUT IS THISS EVEN TRUEEE????
+Yuka Irfa hmm yes you are right, but when I was in korea last year, I seem to remember that I heard that one time a korean girl was saying "잠깐만요" to pass people in the subway train.
This is so random but I love the song hit that drum from red velvet and one line they said the word juhgiyo, I thought that sounded spook cute. Now it just happened to pass by this video and understand the meaning of it lol
can you explain to me, recently i watched drama and one of the character say something like "oraboni" and it's translated to "excuse me". But i think it has similar pronounce with "oraboni=oppa", am i right or not? i'm bit confused with this sentence. thank you ~~
+lee world Thanks for your explanation! I was actually under the impression when you say 잠시만요 it is actually saying 'excuse me' without getting their attention, as in like you don't have something specific to say to them, just excuse me then go own way nothing else. Sometimes some people don't even look at you when you say 잠시만요, they just step aside. Just my observation hehe. But 실례합니다 is when you want that person's attention or have something else to say~
I would like you to make a lesson about Subject and nouns which are I --> Am He,she,it --> is you , we , they --> Are in Korean , I hope you make a video of it or someone tells me it
Formal Bye: annyeonghi kaseyo (if the person leaves and you stay) annyeonghi kyeseyo (if you leave and the person stays or you both leave) informal bye: annyeong (maybe there's a different way to say it)
I love your videos. However, because my English is not very good, it would be good if you let your videos have English subtitles (even auto subtitles generated by youtube). Thanks!
I love it when jimin goes "EXCUSEU MEEEEU"
OMG ME TOO😂😂
Yup!😂
Haha so true 💜😆
I LOVED THIS GALAXY BACKGROUND
+andrea 용화 I was thinking about the same thing
EXCUSE MEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
😂😂😂
omg! That was so funny.my heartu...my heartu is...
JIMINIEEE
JIMINIIEEEE OMG XD
😂😂😂
Just want to let you know that you are my life saver right now!!! I have to spend my first 10 days in Seoul alone for the first time and it was very very difficult to get around.. Thanks to your channel I survived....ish lol
Loving the Jimin references in the comments 😂
these bts and monsta x references are the best
When i first took interest in the Korean language, i only hear shillaehapnida, maybe once or twice in kdrama and kvariety shows. It seems ppl use jeogiyo more. So i thought shillaehapnida was just one of those words that aren't really used often. But now i know that's not the case. Thanks for the lesson Mina... i mean Professor Oh : )
Somebody told me that's it's way too formal to be used in daily life. After watching this video, I'm really confused though.
Yes, I've only ever heard of jeogiyo too
JIMIN: AH EXCUSE MEHH
😂
IM SCREAMING😂😂😂
😂😂That was the first thing that came into my mind when i saw this video
ARMY💜
yup the first thing I thought of when I saw tho video
Monsta X reference..... SHIL LEH HAP NI DA EXCUSE MY CHARISMA
Jooheon: Shillaehabnida, excuse my charisma!
loll XD
Yes haha
+Ky i was thinking the exact same thing!!
YASSSS
I WAS THINKING THAT
Thank you for teaching the differences between the two terms. Hope to learn more form you. Keep it up.
teach us how to introduce ourselves in Korean, unni. ^^~
'Hey, how much is this?'
'No, no, _excuse me_ '
*_EXCUUSEE MEEEEE_*
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
heY HoW muCH iS diS?
no no, excuse me.
oH, ExCujE MeE
prettydongmin hello.. oh hey your pretty come on
1:09 omg I'm dying that "oopsies" sounded so funny
your editing is so cute! plus really helpful videos thanks !!
jeogiyo can also be used for excuse me :))
(copy paste purposes lol)
excuse me - jeogiyo - 저기요
excuse me, but you look familiar - shillaejiman, nachi egeundeyo - 실레지만, 낯이 익은데요
Really clever how you did the zooming effect to create movement at 0:35 :)
Nice lesson...well spoken...well done!
EXCUSE MY CHARISMA
monbebe ✌️
lol EXCUSE MA CHARISMA
ur username gives me lifeu
+BTS Trash so does yours
Yet Another UA-camr omg haha thanks
I have to say the phrases you teach have helped me get around Suwon.
I still can't get over RP and kookie saying "Pardon?"
omg plz tell me after three years you realized its rm not rp
I'm here because I thought of Jimin
Juhgiyo, you're super awesome!! I always enjoy your videos ❤️❤️❤️
I cant wait until i goto Korea. Your videos have taught me alot haha...
you run one of the best chanels of korean language
It very a good lesson ,I love Korean language
awesome ! thank you for your work ♡
Could you do a lesson (or do you have a lesson) on grammar? Like I know that basic Korean grammar is "subject, object, verb", but other than that, not so much. I was told to study grammar first before attempting to build my vocabulary, that way I know how to say the words I learn in sentences.
I find these really helpful thank you
When Koreans say "hap ni da" quickly, the "hap ni" sounds more like "ham ni" to me. Is this correct?
I guarantee you've already figured this out, but in Korean, certain consonants sound different by other consonants at times. In this case, the consonant ㅂ (p) is before the consonant ㄴ(n), as in 합니다 (hapnida which is pronounced as hamnida). ㄴ (n) is a nasal consonant, and because of pronunciation rules, if ㅂ(p) is followed by a nasal consonant, it is pronounced as ㅁ (m). Mind you, this comes from someone who is just beginning to learn the language, so this could be wrong
0:27 I heard like "Sile-ham-nida"
What about chak-u-manyo? it means "hold on" but can you also use it for excuse me?
how about chamsimane0/jamsimaneo it is thesame?
Jimin be like ay excuse me
Everyone was thinking of jimin. You knew it Mina and you did it anyway
Haha. One thing I just noticed Mina does is when saying the Korean phrase, she looks off to the side. Then when saying the English version, she looks right at the viewer.
how come in some dramas i see, the ppl will drag out the r's sound or s sound like almost sound like their about to spit or breathe in air? is that av regional thing maybe based on where ur from? :maybe dialect? like i heard it alot in she was pretty. ur channel is very helpful, thank u for ur videos.
I already knew Shillehhapnida but the juhgiyo is a bonus. I know enough korean to where I could survive but I get nervous to use it.
yes! it happens to me in english too..i speak it fluently but in front of the people....scary to me
aureole halo - I did tell this lady hello and thank you in Korean and she was very happy and supportive. She told I was beautiful and to keep it up. But it's hard when you don't have a lot of Korean friends to bounce this off of. But I guess when I go to my very restaurant I know how to ask for the check lol
can I also use jankamanyo? when I went to korea locals used that when they want to pass or overtake us.
truthlalu as what my Korean friends told me, jjankamanyo is more of 'hold on' than 'excuse me'
Cute and informative! Great vid 👍🏻👍🏻
How to say "and" in Korean? I can't find any videos on UA-cam in English explaining the difference between 하고, 이랑, 와/과. Someone, please, help!
Is there some rule with the double s consonant not being pronounced or does my English speaking brain not recognize it? Bwatjyo for example, and I've seen other words with this ss not pronounced. Other basic and double consonants as well. Are they supposed to be omitted at the end of certain syllables?
Дорогая профессор О, как приятно слышать мне корейский язык. Так хочется, понимать и знать корейский, как свой родной язык. Я выучила вот что: SHIL LEH HAP NIDA = Excuse me.
excuse me but, Professor Oh you are awesome!
As working in a grocery store which one should I use to get costumer's attetion ? (:
there is a lot of korean tourists these days, because of some part of a korean drama ( Goblin I think ) that has been filmed in the old quebec (: So this would be very useful haha ^^
Dear professor Oh, I have a question. Don't the Korean would like to name their child something modern like Kim Ryan or something other than the normal 3 syllalbled name? Or is that illegal?
how do you say no problem in Korean? I'm learning Korean and I'm nearly done with learning Hangeul and I just want to know some basic words and phrases :))))))
Keep making these videos!!
Thankyou, I've been hearing this a lot in Age of Youth!
언니 , 감사합니다
Just to be clear its pronounced more like 실레합니다 correct? IDK why its spelled like 례 and not 레 O well....
what's the best app to learn Korean, speak, read, write?
for learning I use Nemo korean app in the Google play store. for full version isc $10 but there is enough in there to get you started. I practice 10mins or during my train ride. but I definitely learn a lot from it, kdramas, kpop, this channel etc.. have fun!
YOURE SO SWEET
hi. when is 'imnida' used? :)
can you do one about common manners?
Jimin:AH EXCUJIE MEEEE😂😂
OMGEEEE I COULDDD FREAKING UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING SHE'S TEACHINGGGGGG OHH GOSHHHH I'MM FREAKINGG OUTTTT I'VE BEEN LEARNING KOREAN FOR MONTHSS ANDD OMO OMOOOOO 6 MONTHS OF WATCHING REALITY SHOWS AND K DRAMASS IS TOTALLY WORRTH ITT GOSSGG I'M FREAKING OUT IS THISS EVEN TRUEEE????
And what about 잠깐만요 ? Can I also say 잠깐만요 when I want to exit the subway train and someone is blocking my way.
I think that means "wait a sec (minute)" you might say that when you're the one blocking the way
+Yuka Irfa hmm yes you are right, but when I was in korea last year, I seem to remember that I heard that one time a korean girl was saying "잠깐만요" to pass people in the subway train.
very useful
This is so random but I love the song hit that drum from red velvet and one line they said the word juhgiyo, I thought that sounded spook cute. Now it just happened to pass by this video and understand the meaning of it lol
Thanku sooo much
notification squad where are you??!
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what is that? :) serious question. thanks.
thankyou
Thank you :)
can you explain to me, recently i watched drama and one of the character say something like "oraboni" and it's translated to "excuse me". But i think it has similar pronounce with "oraboni=oppa", am i right or not? i'm bit confused with this sentence. thank you ~~
namjoohyuk_1994 oraboni means brother. a woman calls her older brother oraboni, while a man to his older brother, its hyung.
Could you do a video on conjugations?
Army ..💜
Jimin's EXCUSEE MEEEE!!😂😂😂
Ilove korea
What about 잠시만요? I actually hear people saying that more than 실례합니다 when someone is blocking their way.
+lee world Thanks for your explanation! I was actually under the impression when you say 잠시만요 it is actually saying 'excuse me' without getting their attention, as in like you don't have something specific to say to them, just excuse me then go own way nothing else. Sometimes some people don't even look at you when you say 잠시만요, they just step aside. Just my observation hehe. But 실례합니다 is when you want that person's attention or have something else to say~
+bubuheartzallie-- I think 잠시만요 means "one moment" as well.
i only know jugiyo and i've always thaught that it was '' chogiyo '' lol thank you so much for teaching us
I've seen sentences ends with "yo" "seo" "itje" "cheoreom" and it confuses me alot. What kind of sentences are that?
Question to Professor Oh
how come I hear "YEEBYE-YEOH!!!" from *angry, agitated people* inside Kdrama??
고마워!
Where do you use " 미안해" or is it too familiar?
Farah Anni that means sorry in casual way
I would like you to make a lesson about Subject and nouns which are
I --> Am
He,she,it --> is
you , we , they --> Are
in Korean , I hope you make a video of it or someone tells me it
I like your necklace!
Hello does this Channel still posts??
Happy 300K
your videos are really helpful! thank you! And I'm creating story,-there's many kor words and I'm planning to use some of these words I learned. ^^
Hello All, what do we say when we want to leave a room/meeting?
What about 잠시만요? :o
+Joanna Tang LITERALLY, SAME QUESTION
watched the video but said, "EXCUSE MEEEEEE" like jimin instead❤😂
Yah Proffesor Oh, what's the difference between "Isseoyo,eopseoyo,suhyo" phrase like that??
I wanna know about korean sns app..juseyoo😬😬
How would you say excuse me, if you didn't hear what someone said or asking for clarification
Sabrina Nelson you can say 'Chan ka man yo'
How can I say please in Korean ?
ALL THE ARMYS
We are here.
how do i say ' its my birthday today'
how do you say hi in Korean, and bye?
watch KWOW#5
anneyeong? im 86% sure about it tho
Formal hi anyonghasseyo
Informal hi
Anyong
Bye
Chal gayo i think
i think there is a video about how to say bye.
Formal Bye: annyeonghi kaseyo (if the person leaves and you stay)
annyeonghi kyeseyo (if you leave and the person stays or you both leave)
informal bye: annyeong (maybe there's a different way to say it)
there is a KWOW about it, in the first series
I love you so much
U will always be my Professor oh
Shillaehapnida
What if you're a food server and trying to get the customer attention?
ok now how do i add a curse word. because live in new york.
1:14
3:10
That intro reminds me of Pororo the little penguin when they say 'annyeong chingeudeul'
PARK JIMIN YAASSS EXCUSE ME
I love your videos. However, because my English is not very good, it would be good if you let your videos have English subtitles (even auto subtitles generated by youtube). Thanks!