700 Words Every Korean Beginner Must Know
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2019
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I know a little of Korean verbs but how to use them in sentence pls I need an answer
Now this is the video I need. Most videos I've seen that teach Korean are more advanced. I need something very simple. Thanks for sharing 🙂👍🏻
18:04 That voice!! I spat my coffee!
If you guys would please put "to " before your English infinitive verbs it would help. For example at 18:32 "cook" could be the person cooking unless you say, "to cook" which tells me immediately that it's a verb.
thank u i need somting easy and fast I love it
Door @ 3:49 but it says backyard
Thanks
Video: Words EVERYONE needs to know
also video: 3rd word is aIr cOnDiTiOnEr
Nice
Could you guys assist me with something. When do we use “ ㅇ”?.
I heard it’s used when a word begins with a vowel instead of consonants, vowel, consonants, vowel order. Also I noticed the circle changes position in some instances. Sometimes it lays flat and other times stands like an egg shape. Elaborate for me please.
Ntsiki Diego Yes you use the ㅇ as a place holder for words that start with a vowel.
example: 입 (lip)
When using ㅇ as a place holder it isnt pronounced (the ng sound it has). You would just pronounce the vowel and continue on with the other letters in the syllable(s).
It is also used as a consonant.
ex: 방 (room)
This is when you do pronounce it. (ng sound)
And yes they do change in shape but its all the same. Its most likely just to allow u to have space for other letters in the syllable.
hope this helped!
aymoua dead Thank you so much. Also does this mean the “ ng” like in other korean words, for instance salang represent ‘ㅇ’ ?
Ntsiki Diego 사랑?? you would pronounce the ㅇ as ng in this word (rom- sarang)
Heck yeaaaaa ㅋㅋ
Wait I am confused, is door or backyard 뒷마당
Door is 문
Backyard is 뒷마당. It's made up of the words 뒤 (back, behind) and 마당 (garden).
@@sigrid6741 thank you
3 51 sec backyard or door
Backyard
What's the difference between daktta and solbit (both mean brush) can anyone help me??
daktta is a verb , solbit is a comb
@@darkpanther1227 Oh okay, thank you 😊
As korean, some words are weird....
I think that too 🤣🤣
Its because some of these translations are fake!
For real?
Really?
Who is here just for BTS
meeee
me too
not everyone here is learning korean just for them lol for me, they're one of the reasons i am, just not the only one
Not me! I am here for T-ARA. I will learn Korean and marry all of them!
REALLY 😊😊
so im confused.. why some of the words spelled with ㅈ but it was pronounced t??
also the word allergy, why cant we spell it like 알렐지??
because in korean when the consonants ㅈ,ㅅ, ㅆ or ㅊ are placed on the bottom, and the next syllable starts with a consonant or it doesn’t have more syllables, they’re pronounced as “t”.
this is a phenomenon in korean that’s called batchim, and it’s actually one of the first things that should be learnt along with hangul, since it makes things easier in the long run
@@elsa-pt7gz yep, exactly right
@@elsa-pt7gz omg thanks!!!❤