Greetings in Korean - Common Korean Phrases by Conversational Korean
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Greetings in Korean - Common Basic Phrases in Korean
Hello, Good bye, How are you, See you again, and Have a nice day in Korean
#koreangreetings #koreanphrases #koreanbasics
I really like your korean lessons. Keep up the good work. Thanks for these useful content.
You're welcome, jahanvi. And thank you! 😀
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woow your explanation is really good
this is the best page for learning korean
고마워요
You're welcome, galaxy girl!
대박, 선생님. For years, I study other well-known Korean language sites, but I never learn. Your channel--so easy to learn and I remember well. My Korean language skills are improving a lot. 👍 감사합니다 선생님 😁 좋은 하루 보내세요 👋
고마워요, Kate! You too 좋은 하루 보내세요! 😀
This is so useful, thank you!
You're welcome, Pastel Peach!
I really like how you break the syllables down to explain them. Thanks!
You're welcome!
This is the simplest lesson and I love it so much 👌👌 good job and thank u so much❤❤❤
You're welcome! 😀
Thank you so much for putting time in these videos!! You have helped me so much.
you are good teacher
Why am I watching this even though I'm Korean..?
킴스Kims hahaha
Lol
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To flex that you watch a korean video to learn korean. (I have to with English bcz damn, it’s confusing even to me..)
@@Fyodorarc
youre trying to learn english? I can help you, sorry if you dont understand me, im here trying to learn Korean lol.. But what are you trying to learn..?
Thank you so much. I've tried visiting different sites but your channel turns out to be the most useful one!
I love your explain it is very good
Thank you!
Thank you so much for these videos! You explain things so well, so it makes the words very easy to remember 😊 수고하세요!
You're welcome, 매디! 🙂
Stumbled upon this video and the rest of yours as I have been struggling to learn alone - your slow and steady pronunciation is great.
Been wanting to learn so I can speak to my nephews and relatives after all the years of only being able to speak english with them :)
How would you say: “nice to meet you”?
Thank you for your videos!! ♥️
i think it is "반가워요" in informal casual.
It's "반가워요" or "만나서 반가워요."
Conversational Korean a thank you! 감사합니다 😊
bhagawoyo
You can say 반가워요 ,bangawoyo. 반가워 bangawo. First one is polite second is casual form
Thank you for the lessons
This is the most useful vide for me...
great video. i love it... learn alot...thNks for making such a great video... good day..
Thanks, Muhammad. Good day to you too!
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Thank you for your nice words! 😀
Yeah it's easy to learn Korean online nowadays.
I like how you teach.
Thank you! 감사합니다!!! This really helps
You're welcome! I'm glad it helps!
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감사합니다 !
저도 감사해요, Lily! 😀
Conversational Korean 👍🏻🤩
Very useful, to the point and enjoyable to watch. Grazie!
Prego!
It literally very helpful yesterday I had to talk to a Korean man who did not know English but somehow I manage to greet him because he was the owner of the apartment I went to.
I'm glad to hear it was helpful! Hopefully you can great him in Korean next time! :)
Thanks so much for sharing this amazing lessons !! You been doing fantastic work in my opinion !! Thank so much one more time!🤗😘👏👏
Thank you for liking my videos, Sonia!
Excellent, thank you!
You're welcome, Linda!
Can u please add how to pronounce it in English also it would be great help. Btw it is REALLY good
고맙습니다 선생님
저도 고마워요, Jobelle!
Ini channel bener bener worth it banget
Thanks!
Hello! I just wanted to ask a question. Can I re-upload this video? Cause it's says on the licensed section under your description that 'Creative Commons Attribution licence (reuse allowed). So I'm thinking that maybe I can re-upload this one he he but of course I need to ask for permission. And yes I'm going to include the link of this video when I re-upload this. But for now I'm waiting for your answer and it's okay if you don't want me to re-upload this video. Thank you!
Hi from Greece ! I just started to learn Korean and watched by chance your video and of course I subscribed to your channel right away! It’s been 2 y now when I first watched Korean series and fell in love with the language and culture !!! What a lovely language! I love your pronunciation! Listening to you I can understand more the sounds of each letter and the sound of the words ! My dream is to learn Korean and some day (when I can afford it) to travel and stay for a couple of months ! I’ll keep watching your videos and I will try later to become a member of your site ! I promise 🙏
I am Greek so English is my first foreign language and Korean will be the second 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 ! Hugs from Greece 🥰🥰
Γειά σου! Thank you for your comment! btw, although it would be grateful if you're becoming a member, you don't have to since I haven't done anything for my members last couple of years to be honest. As you probably know, learning foreign language is a long journey, so I hope you can enjoy your own journey without getting a stress or being hurry! Thank you!
@@ConversationalKorean Thank you for your reply 🥰
Very great teaching. Please Korean vocabulary in Hindi video make. Thanks
Thank you so much ! :)
Hi, manel. You're welcome! 😀
That goodbye is a mouthful.
simple yet well explained!
Thank you, Erika!
True
Thank you very much 😊
You're welcome, Nawel! 😀
고맙습니다
thank you
Quick question, do you say 잘 지내 to someone who is leaving since it means "take care", or do you just say it to someone as in "how are you?"
can be used in both cases. the literal meaning of 잘 지내 is "stay well" so, for "take care" it can be translated as "I hope you stay well" and for "How are you?" it can translated as "Are you staying well?" in literal sense
thank you!
You're welcome!
tank u so much :) veryyyyyyyyyyy useful
정말 감사합니다
You're welcome, Kayon!
I love your voice. 😍You make learning Korean, interestingly simple.
Thank you, Nicole!
This is good for teaching children to speak in Korean I’m still practicing until I get it right
Love from Bangladesh
I didn't quite understand the thing about "good bye" to someone who os going to stay. Does that mean that you say that to someone who stays but I'm leaving, for example, or when do you use that?
Hi! What you said is right👍 for example, imagine we two are talking in a room. After the conversation ends, you are leaving and I will stay in the room itself. In such a situation is when we should use 안녕히 계세요 / 잘 있서
Wow the best!❤️😊
멋지니다
Jeon gwenchanayo what does it mean
I was wondering, how do you speak to someone of the same age? Do you speak casually or politely? (I assume casually, but I want to make sure). Thank you for your lessons! I’m going to use them to work hard and learn Korean! 💜
Oh, if you meet someone for the first time, you use polite form even no matter the age. And if you and the other guy who is the same age have agreed to use casual form to each other, then you can start to use casual form. Among kids in elementary school or younger, just casual form is used no matter the age.
Conversational Korean Thank you!! I’ll be sure to keep that in mind :)
You're welcome!
idk y i'm watching this when i'm korean ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hi I’m Afghan and I wanna be a kpop idol so I wanna learn
wow! you are a good teacher! 🙌🎉
Thank you! 😃
I am a little confused, can you explain?
How is, "chal chi ne?" and, "chal chi ne" mean "how are you doing" and "I am doing well". What is the difference in these two words that change the meaning? they sound the same to me
감사함니다!
뭘요 :)
@@ConversationalKorean 감사합니다!*
I'm from Indonesia but I like study learn korean
Halo
Please make more reading practice videos
Yes, I will.
I am learning Korean only for BTS any army here like me
I love to learn Korean language. It is a sexy language in Asia just like the accent of UK 🇬🇧
Hi. When pronouncing 촣은 (하루), is it jo-eun or jo-oon?
날 좋아❤
What’s the difference between 봐요 and 봬요?? Thank you
Simply speaking, "내일 봬요" sounds a little more polite than "내일 봐요". The usage of 봬요 is quite limited since it is only used as "(to) see someone who's older than you"
한국어 다시 배우라는 계시인가… ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 알고리즘에 급상승
안 녕 yay I know it now thanks
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Who can be my korean friend😂
Anyone know korean cartoons I can watch?
What is the meaning of this word 별일 없지
Say yes did you learn Korean for bts and blackpink
I love bts snd you ?!!
안녕하세요
안녕하세요 😀
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How about 잘 지내서? I think I once heard someone say it somewhere
Maybe what you've heard is "잘 지냈어?" which is like "have you been doing well?"
@@ConversationalKorean Yes it is. Thank you! 🌸👾
안녕하세요
Why other wrote jal jinesseoyo like 잘 진냈어요? What is the right spelling?
잘 지내요?/잘 지내세요? = "How have you been?" (you can use this when you met someone that you know after a month or two, not a couple of days ago)
잘 지냈어요? = "How have you been?" (you can use this when you met someone that you know after a long time, like a year)
Hope this helps.
@@koreantoday63 wow, thank you so much! ❤️
ជិតជួប អូនសារ និងកូនហើយ 😂😂
Dumb question, 찰 있 means you are saying goodbye to someone who is staying? Am I right?
No question is a dumb question! However, "goodbye" is 안녕히계세요 (to someone that is staying)
And for the casual version it's 잘 있어
🏯🙋🙋
There is no latin to read as beginner
그는 아마도 몇 년 동안 그렇게 해왔을 것입니다
I just wanna learn to say. Hello .how are you. Im fine. Thank you. Is that too much to ask? Simple please