I am a beginning Korean language learner. This is probably not something I am ready to do, but the thought of exposing myself to the Bible in a Korean came to me as I want to be able to share scripture with Korean friends. (Love your K sticky note ,😉💜)
I seeked God in my native language Latvian and started off with audio books. But as a multilingual person, I have been struggling on choosing in which language should I read and study bible. Since I am also a Greek and Russian and English speaker. I do generally resonate more with English, however I feel like it is important to hear/ read the Holy scripts first in Latvian and probably from there on approach English, Russian and finally, beautiful Greek which is quite difficult since it is in ancient Greek. I just wanted to put this out there , for anyone who also might be struggling in which language to start and proceed, in hopes that this encourage You too. Also, daily praying is another huge topic and should be incorporated in the language you study or feel most comfortable. Good luck to anyone and wish me luck as well. ❤
I just started doing this for reading comprehensive practice and just wanted to see if anyone else was doing it. I'm so glad this has worked for others 🙂
I love this! I have tried to read the Bible in my second languages as well. I generally read the Wikipedia article about Bible translations in that language in order to pick one to use. (For Arabic, I didn’t pick a common translation because a lot of the vocabulary is not common in the language anymore and had to be included in a glossary. The translation is hard even for native speakers to read. Thus, I use a more modern translation that is more literal.) For French, I am at the point of being able to read articles and blog posts about the Bible and even watch church services. (I do, however, use an English Bible to follow along during the scripture reading.) For Greek and Turkish, I am a beginner and I tried to do the daily office readings in Greek: I could only do the reading from the Psalms. (I thus plan on finding a key verse from each reading and using that to improve my knowledge of the language.) I also heard listening to Christian music in a second language is helpful.
I am a beginning Korean language learner. This is probably not something I am ready to do, but the thought of exposing myself to the Bible in a Korean came to me as I want to be able to share scripture with Korean friends. (Love your K sticky note ,😉💜)
Me too. How’s it going? Are you an advanced learner now? 😍
I seeked God in my native language Latvian and started off with audio books. But as a multilingual person, I have been struggling on choosing in which language should I read and study bible. Since I am also a Greek and Russian and English speaker. I do generally resonate more with English, however I feel like it is important to hear/ read the Holy scripts first in Latvian and probably from there on approach English, Russian and finally, beautiful Greek which is quite difficult since it is in ancient Greek. I just wanted to put this out there , for anyone who also might be struggling in which language to start and proceed, in hopes that this encourage You too.
Also, daily praying is another huge topic and should be incorporated in the language you study or feel most comfortable. Good luck to anyone and wish me luck as well. ❤
I just started doing this for reading comprehensive practice and just wanted to see if anyone else was doing it. I'm so glad this has worked for others 🙂
I am too
I love this! I have tried to read the Bible in my second languages as well. I generally read the Wikipedia article about Bible translations in that language in order to pick one to use. (For Arabic, I didn’t pick a common translation because a lot of the vocabulary is not common in the language anymore and had to be included in a glossary. The translation is hard even for native speakers to read. Thus, I use a more modern translation that is more literal.)
For French, I am at the point of being able to read articles and blog posts about the Bible and even watch church services. (I do, however, use an English Bible to follow along during the scripture reading.)
For Greek and Turkish, I am a beginner and I tried to do the daily office readings in Greek: I could only do the reading from the Psalms. (I thus plan on finding a key verse from each reading and using that to improve my knowledge of the language.)
I also heard listening to Christian music in a second language is helpful.
Your parents are the best❤❤❤
Hi Mattie! 😊Thanks for this video. How are you doing?
Good video.✨👏 Thanks for your tips .
This was very helpful, thank you! 🙏
Really helpful! Thank you so much. God bless you!!
You're so welcome!!! Let me know if there's any other videos I could make that would help!!! Thanks for watching! God bless!!! :D
Great tips. Thank you for sharing~~~
Love this!!
Hi how are you I am very happy and I am and my wife we want do chorus
Awesome 감사 🙏🏻💛✨
Korean bible app
Thank u
We want to do chorus
Press the lord
정통 한글을 배우고 싶으시다면 개역한글판을 공부하시는 것이 좋습니다. 개역한글은 굉장히 고어체로 쓰여있어요.1938년판 성경개역도 고급 한국어를 공부할때 좋을겁니다
나도 한영성경으로 영어공부를 해요 ^^ thanks
Korean bible app
Thank youuuuuu 💜💜💜
Anyone know a good Bible App with good Korean Audio?
Hi
Audio bible book app
글씨 잘썻다
How did you learn to read in Korean?
Korean bible app
English bible app
Japanese bible app
Arabic bible app
Hi how are you I am very happy and I am and my wife we want do chorus
We want to do chorus
Hi how are you I am very happy and I am and my wife we want do chorus