You guys are both so inspiring! And for those who want to see Sofie speaking Korean at 2 different points of time (one year apart) so you can observe her progress, I am posting the link down below. BTW a little story on the later video: I got so many hate emails from Koreans for speaking 반말 to her, the way I talk to her off camera ^^;; Anyway, here's the link (two videos from the first conversation, and one video from the conversation done after a year). Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/2lJ2ILctgZ4/v-deo.html
She's such an articulate and well-versed speaker, in English definitely but in Korean as well. I agree with all the tips she shared, especially spending even a small fraction of time every day learning new vocabs or forming sentences by yourself. Thank you for bringing Sofie in! And I have to say, I'm very impressed as a native Korean speaker that both of you worked so hard and were able to become this fluent. Korean sure is not easy to learn as a foreign language, especially for Western language speakers, but you guys did it. Kudos for that! I also hope to do a collab video with you someday, Billy! (:
I just started Korean class last week and I have majority of the alphabet down. I just sounded out the Hangul in your name and realized it's Vicky spelled in Korean. Lol I know I'm slow with it but I was so excited that I could sound it out!
안녕하세요! Your channel is really helpful! I learned the alphabet and now I just need to learn Korean grammar, and vocab. Because I can read words, but don’t know what they mean in English. 🤗
she is great on camera. Completely comfortable and charming, something that few people can do well. I hope she continues to do little discussions with the Korean learning channels like Go Billy, Motivate Korean, Spongemind TV and TTMIK even if she doesn't make her own channel. I am always inspired by other non native speakers who have achieved a comfortable level of fluency.
actually i used all the techniques you guys talked about when i was first learning english....without knowing they were language learning techniques because i was 11/12 :o especially forcing myself to think in english really helped me! i would recommend to start doing that early on in your language learning process, you can replace words you dont know yet with words in your native language or simplify what you want to see (or better: look up a new word that you really want to know). if you start early it will come more natural to you later 🌱
If I were listening to Sofie without knowing her background, I'd think she's a native English speaker. I keep forgetting how well some Europeans are taught English! Her Korean is a whole other level. Forgot how I first heard about her (probably TTMIK), but very interesting Denmark-to-Korea transition and impressive fluency level! 수고해셨습니다 소희!
I'm just a few lessons in with Intermediate I Korean and feel no where near fluent. But like Billy said: If you don't put in the time with "hard' work then expectations should reflect that. Hard work, I do for hours but *sigh* number of times per week - not so much. Thanks to both of you for the tips. I know they will help. As far as K-dramas, I found "Hello My Twenties" to be great for hearing and comprehending, especially for beginners. A lot of the early textbook vocab was in it. (roommates , food, drink, college campus, public transportation, dating, friendships, studying, exams, jobs etc)
I started following Sofie's blog starting 2016 or so, and I have to say that I learn a lot on her every post. I consider myself an intermediate learner, so I will follow all the tips you guys shared! Hope that I could be as fluent as both of you someday! :)
Yes. I would love to watch videos on UA-cam from Sofie. I think she could help put a lot of light on important aspects of Korea and the Korean language. Thank you for interviewing her, Billy!
The fact that Sofie is not even a native English speaker and yet can speak like one and is yet, additionally also fluent in Korean is so impressive to me. Then I remember that English is not my native language either. And _then_ I remember that my Korean could not be further from fluency haha so I still really can't compare myself even slightly.
I haven't got very far into learning Korean yet but now I find I can hear individual words in K-Dramas and understand some of them. It's definitely worth watching them to get your ear in. I was on holiday in Oslo and heard some Koreans and went up and said, 'annyeonghaseyo'.. The lady I spoke to was surprised and happy to meet me so don't be afraid to make contact and give it a go. Thanks both you. What I would like to know is if an old form of Korean is used in historical dramas as we would use in British historical dramas.
I used to take the train 1 hr each way for work. I used that time every day to study Korean and was able to communicate pretty well when I visited Seoul last year.
Thanks so much, Billy, for doing this video, you and Sofie! As usual, I always learn something from you and the live class you had a few days ago was AWESOME! These points are what I needed to hear. I have been lagging behind lately and when you said, "if you don't want to study Korean not very much right now, then don't beat yourself up if you're not learning it!" I have failed at prioritizing! I have not been as motivated to study as much as I can...til now! Thanks for the video!!
I like the 5 minute think in Korean tip. I am going to give it a try. You hear all the time - learn to think in the language! But who can, or would really want to, just switch their brain all into Korean all the time? But if you just say do it for 5 minutes at a time then it's doable and maintainable as a habit I think? Granted I haven't tried this but I'm commenting right away. And I'll be using a timer on my phone - I don't want to force myself to think in a language I'm terrible at too much.
I do a lot of these things but it's always good to remember I'm on the right track. I've also made little tunes when I learn new words or phrases... they get really stuck in my head. I can't stop hearing the song I made for 사랑헤요 playing in my head... haha
I really like Sophie's approach! There is really nothing between you and korean learning (or anything else that you may want to do) other than just discipline and your own willingness to do stuff. I would also add having a strong enough reason to keep you motivated and on the right track... If you want to learn korean just for the sake of learning it, it will be more difficult than if you wanted to do it because you want to live in Seoul because you love that city so much.
Loved this video! But i have to say the best thing I ever did to improve my Korean is to put my phone in Korean, I changed all the settings and it helped so much. Don't get me wrong I get confused every so often, especially in the beginning, but it helped my vocabulary so much and helped me to become extremely familiar with the language since every time I looked down at my phone it was all Korean.
I absolutely agree with learning in the native language. I've been a teacher for years and swear by it. I'd like to add a tip for those who are studying korean. Put yourself in a situation where you'd HAVE TO use both korean and your native language/ English. I'm teaching english to koreans and I have to use korean even though I'm BUSY (literally working from morning till I go to bed) and I've noticed how much korean I'm learning while teaching! It's a win-win thing. and Sofie, I think you'd be a great inspiration if you start a youtube channel :)
OMG HOW THE HELL DO YOU FIND KOREAN CAPTIONS. I've been dying to have that cause it has helped me SO MUCH in learning other languages, but I can't for the love of me find a way to watch Korean content with Korean subtitles. Also yes Sofie please make a channel haha you sound so interesting, I'd love to listen to you. Great video guys 💙
I don't know about dramas, but o UA-cam, I've been watching these café videos and cooking videos in Korean and the ones I have seen have Korean subtitles.
소희 should DEFINETLY start a UA-cam channel😊 She seems very name❤ Btw...I just noticed a book in the back and I got the same on for free"엄마를 부탁해"너무 좋아해❤🇰🇷 독일🇩🇪/모로코🇲🇦 사람 이에요😊
Great video. I subscribed to this channel because it's so good! Quick question- how did you go about getting better at forming longer/complex sentences? For example, it's easy to say something simple like "그 남자는 멍멍이를 좋아해요" but when it comes time to add more details, it becomes really hard to figure out on the spot. Evolving the above sentence to something like "그 남자는 멍멍이를 나쁘게 대하는 사람을 싫어해요" takes me a LONG time to figure out how to say. How did you push past that? It just took me nearly 2 minutes to figure out how to write that sentence, heh.
I did a live stream about Korean sentence structure you can watch on my channel where I covered how to go from basic to more complicated sentences like that. I'd recommend checking that out~
I started learning 3 years ago at first I was learning so fast but then a personal tragedy and the pandemic knot me out of track. I'm trying to recover for all the time that I lost but it's challenging and keep saying to myself that I can do it. Thanks for the videos it really motivated me to keep learning this beautiful language 🥰🥰🥰정말 감사합니다
I can relate to what they were saying about listening to another language even if you don't understand it just to get your "ear" accustom to it. My native language is french but I started listening to English TV programs (mostly news) since I was 3 or 4 years old, by the time I got to English class in primary school I was already way ahead of everyone else and had nothing to learn for a few years. I'm doing the same thing with the Korean language in hope I can learn it the same way as I did with English.
I know this is an older video, but for anyone tuning in, if you don't need your phone in a business setting, setting your phone to Korean is really helpful to force yourself to learn new vocabulary & grammar on a daily basis. New pop-up? Let's see what grammar & words I can understand, otherwise add the grammar & words on your list of things to learn. I set my phone very early and it was a pain at first even navigating through settings, but over time you start to recognize more and more things. And unlike Chinese or Japanese, you don't need to know the characters or try to guess from radicals, you can just search the new word in a dictionary. Highly recommend!
I think living in Germany as a kid (my Mom took me home with her when my Dad was stationed on a remote base for a year) and going to German school got my brain to think in another language. I still speak German fluently. I think fluent for me is being able to speak without pre-thinking what I about to speak. Like when playing guitar. At first you look at your fingers to play chords but to be a fast/better player you have to be able to place your fingers Without Looking.
yeah you should start your own channel! make vids about your daily life in korea & tips for learning korean, for starters. i would definitely subscribe! ♥️🙌
Wow such an inspiration! I've been stuck in intermediate level for a year now without being able to advance and it has been eating me up inside, but I just realized that I just need to put in more hard work for me to "feel more comfortable speaking the language". Thank you for such an amazing video and keep it up!
This was very helpful, thank you! Just to add on the point of listening to things you don’t understand, this really works! I watch the live news on kbs world and try to figure out what the news piece is about by grasping a few words. It’s helped a lot.
I love the tips! Another tip I'd like to add is to change the language setting of an app/program into Korean ex. Instagram / or Microsoft word. It's a great way to build new vocab haha. Might be a little frustrating or confusing at first haha.
빌리 선생님, when did your love for Korea or the Korean languagr start? I want to hear about your story! I'm really surprised at you making so many videos about the Korean Language. And you're also really good at teaching it.
To be honest I must talk to Native Korean, that's really good choice for me and maybe some of you guys Hello learners , I'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩 Keep it up ✨
Glad she knows Korean but she's from Denmark. Very certain this lady knows another language or more.....she really sounds like no stranger to language learning in general. I can't help but to feel a little jealous myself.....but good for her😊
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You guys are both so inspiring! And for those who want to see Sofie speaking Korean at 2 different points of time (one year apart) so you can observe her progress, I am posting the link down below. BTW a little story on the later video: I got so many hate emails from Koreans for speaking 반말 to her, the way I talk to her off camera ^^;;
Anyway, here's the link (two videos from the first conversation, and one video from the conversation done after a year). Enjoy!
ua-cam.com/video/2lJ2ILctgZ4/v-deo.html
me understanding ~5% of the convo: damn I'm fluent
MEEEEE
you accidentally called me out and I don't like it
I feel this
Ify
.... Make it 3% and you have me
She's such an articulate and well-versed speaker, in English definitely but in Korean as well. I agree with all the tips she shared, especially spending even a small fraction of time every day learning new vocabs or forming sentences by yourself. Thank you for bringing Sofie in! And I have to say, I'm very impressed as a native Korean speaker that both of you worked so hard and were able to become this fluent. Korean sure is not easy to learn as a foreign language, especially for Western language speakers, but you guys did it. Kudos for that! I also hope to do a collab video with you someday, Billy! (:
I just started Korean class last week and I have majority of the alphabet down. I just sounded out the Hangul in your name and realized it's Vicky spelled in Korean. Lol I know I'm slow with it but I was so excited that I could sound it out!
Thanks Vicky~ and a collab sounds fun :D
Hi, how can i cantact with u? I also want to learn korean so.
@@tiacuppe6681 same
안녕하세요! Your channel is really helpful! I learned the alphabet and now I just need to learn Korean grammar, and vocab. Because I can read words, but don’t know what they mean in English. 🤗
Great conversation!! :)
Thanks! I remember Sofie also appeared in two TTMIK videos and those were both great too.
아이구 현우 선생님!!! 안녕하세요!!
Hiii
Hi
ㅎㅇ
Wow. When they are speaking in Korean, they sound more polite and light. Hahaha.
Toon Mage Channel wow
And she should definitely start her own YT channel!
I am your great fan miss vicy
MISS, VICKY 안녕하세요!!!
Soffie why don’t u start youtube channel :-) 🤗🤗🤗 So she can speaks Korean, English and Denish??
People like you really inspire me to learn more Korean :)
So true
I'm learing korean on the internet TT and it's so hard for me
@@boeyyy1118 할 수 있어요! 화이팅!
I can't read korean words..I only knew some words when I'm listening lol
화이팅 means fighting right?? I can't understand those words lol 할 수 있어요
@@boeyyy1118 I said you can do it 😂
she is great on camera. Completely comfortable and charming, something that few people can do well. I hope she continues to do little discussions with the Korean learning channels like Go Billy, Motivate Korean, Spongemind TV and TTMIK even if she doesn't make her own channel. I am always inspired by other non native speakers who have achieved a comfortable level of fluency.
ofc she should start a channel
actually i used all the techniques you guys talked about when i was first learning english....without knowing they were language learning techniques because i was 11/12 :o especially forcing myself to think in english really helped me! i would recommend to start doing that early on in your language learning process, you can replace words you dont know yet with words in your native language or simplify what you want to see (or better: look up a new word that you really want to know). if you start early it will come more natural to you later 🌱
mar how long did it take you to learn English?
You’re English is amazing!!
If I were listening to Sofie without knowing her background, I'd think she's a native English speaker. I keep forgetting how well some Europeans are taught English! Her Korean is a whole other level. Forgot how I first heard about her (probably TTMIK), but very interesting Denmark-to-Korea transition and impressive fluency level! 수고해셨습니다 소희!
yes please she should definitely have a youtube channel!
Yess she should start her youtube channel hihi
I'm just a few lessons in with Intermediate I Korean and feel no where near fluent. But like Billy said: If you don't put in the time with "hard' work then expectations should reflect that. Hard work, I do for hours but *sigh* number of times per week - not so much. Thanks to both of you for the tips. I know they will help.
As far as K-dramas, I found "Hello My Twenties" to be great for hearing and comprehending, especially for beginners. A lot of the early textbook vocab was in it. (roommates , food, drink, college campus, public transportation, dating, friendships, studying, exams, jobs etc)
I'm very glad to see our guest, I hope she would come back again, thanks so much,
I started following Sofie's blog starting 2016 or so, and I have to say that I learn a lot on her every post. I consider myself an intermediate learner, so I will follow all the tips you guys shared! Hope that I could be as fluent as both of you someday! :)
Yes. I would love to watch videos on UA-cam from Sofie. I think she could help put a lot of light on important aspects of Korea and the Korean language. Thank you for interviewing her, Billy!
The fact that Sofie is not even a native English speaker and yet can speak like one and is yet, additionally also fluent in Korean is so impressive to me.
Then I remember that English is not my native language either. And _then_ I remember that my Korean could not be further from fluency haha so I still really can't compare myself even slightly.
I haven't got very far into learning Korean yet but now I find I can hear individual words in K-Dramas and understand some of them. It's definitely worth watching them to get your ear in. I was on holiday in Oslo and heard some Koreans and went up and said, 'annyeonghaseyo'.. The lady I spoke to was surprised and happy to meet me so don't be afraid to make contact and give it a go. Thanks both you. What I would like to know is if an old form of Korean is used in historical dramas as we would use in British historical dramas.
I used to take the train 1 hr each way for work. I used that time every day to study Korean and was able to communicate pretty well when I visited Seoul last year.
Start a UA-cam! I'd love to get as many tips as possible from a variety of people learning/ or fluent in Hangul.
She should definitely start a UA-cam channel! Looking forward to seeing Sophie interact with us more on here :)
Thanks so much, Billy, for doing this video, you and Sofie! As usual, I always learn something from you and the live class you had a few days ago was AWESOME! These points are what I needed to hear. I have been lagging behind lately and when you said, "if you don't want to study Korean not very much right now, then don't beat yourself up if you're not learning it!" I have failed at prioritizing! I have not been as motivated to study as much as I can...til now! Thanks for the video!!
Can Sofie please make a UA-cam channel already ??! I feel like she have so much useful informations to share!!! I would definitely subscribe!
Me watching vlives: "this is studying"
Yes she should start a channel !!!!!!
love Sofie!! she’s a gentle soul
She's incredible and I love her
Almost four years ago from today, Sunday, August 14,2022 and this video shows up?
Waaaah...how I wish I can speak Korean like you two guys...
Ah awesome video! I'm from Denmark as well, and this is definitely an motivation for me to learn Korean!
I like the 5 minute think in Korean tip. I am going to give it a try. You hear all the time - learn to think in the language! But who can, or would really want to, just switch their brain all into Korean all the time? But if you just say do it for 5 minutes at a time then it's doable and maintainable as a habit I think? Granted I haven't tried this but I'm commenting right away. And I'll be using a timer on my phone - I don't want to force myself to think in a language I'm terrible at too much.
"I was fluent yesterday, why did they change it." hahahaha #mood
Wow! They're both awesome!
I do a lot of these things but it's always good to remember I'm on the right track. I've also made little tunes when I learn new words or phrases... they get really stuck in my head. I can't stop hearing the song I made for 사랑헤요 playing in my head... haha
100% start a channel!!
Yes Sofieee please start a youtube channel!!
These are all techniques I found very useful when I was learning French, glad to see it’s helpful for Korean as well!
I really like Sophie's approach! There is really nothing between you and korean learning (or anything else that you may want to do) other than just discipline and your own willingness to do stuff. I would also add having a strong enough reason to keep you motivated and on the right track... If you want to learn korean just for the sake of learning it, it will be more difficult than if you wanted to do it because you want to live in Seoul because you love that city so much.
Loved this video! But i have to say the best thing I ever did to improve my Korean is to put my phone in Korean, I changed all the settings and it helped so much. Don't get me wrong I get confused every so often, especially in the beginning, but it helped my vocabulary so much and helped me to become extremely familiar with the language since every time I looked down at my phone it was all Korean.
I know her blog! She is amazing!
I absolutely agree with learning in the native language. I've been a teacher for years and swear by it. I'd like to add a tip for those who are studying korean. Put yourself in a situation where you'd HAVE TO use both korean and your native language/ English. I'm teaching english to koreans and I have to use korean even though I'm BUSY (literally working from morning till I go to bed) and I've noticed how much korean I'm learning while teaching! It's a win-win thing.
and Sofie, I think you'd be a great inspiration if you start a youtube channel :)
Awesome advice about wanting to learn Korean. Kudos...
OMG HOW THE HELL DO YOU FIND KOREAN CAPTIONS. I've been dying to have that cause it has helped me SO MUCH in learning other languages, but I can't for the love of me find a way to watch Korean content with Korean subtitles. Also yes Sofie please make a channel haha you sound so interesting, I'd love to listen to you.
Great video guys 💙
I don't know about dramas, but o UA-cam, I've been watching these café videos and cooking videos in Korean and the ones I have seen have Korean subtitles.
YAYY! please start a youtube channel 🤗🙏🏼
Really cool, let’s all work hard to achieve our own level of fluency 🌹🌹 thanks Sofie 언니 and make a UA-cam channel if you’re comfortable with it ☺️😊
Did Sofie get a channel?Awesome video guys!
I want to learn Korean because I think its a beautiful language and I love watching Korean dramas and don't wanna have to need subtitles.
Such good tips, I especially liked the last tip to think about what you are thinking of in Korean!! Thank you Sofie and Billy!! :)
Wow that is such an interesting point being comfortable when speaking
소희 should DEFINETLY start a UA-cam channel😊
She seems very name❤
Btw...I just noticed a book in the back and I got the same on for free"엄마를 부탁해"너무 좋아해❤🇰🇷
독일🇩🇪/모로코🇲🇦 사람 이에요😊
Great video. I subscribed to this channel because it's so good! Quick question- how did you go about getting better at forming longer/complex sentences? For example, it's easy to say something simple like "그 남자는 멍멍이를 좋아해요" but when it comes time to add more details, it becomes really hard to figure out on the spot. Evolving the above sentence to something like "그 남자는 멍멍이를 나쁘게 대하는 사람을 싫어해요" takes me a LONG time to figure out how to say. How did you push past that? It just took me nearly 2 minutes to figure out how to write that sentence, heh.
I did a live stream about Korean sentence structure you can watch on my channel where I covered how to go from basic to more complicated sentences like that. I'd recommend checking that out~
Awesome!! I'll check it out right now, thanks for responding!
Yes start a channel!
Awesome video!
Sophie start a youtube channel!
The people have spoken! 😂❤
Definitely start a channel.
yeah she should ❤👍
I find your channel so helpful & encouraging. I appreciate you. 💙 Thanks for helping me in my journey to become fluent (comfortable) in Korean! 🇰🇷
Good video 빌리 선생님. It's great seeing you speak in Korean like this!
This was great. I felt like I had momentarily stepped into a parallel universe.
Thank you for this great episode🌸🌸👏
I started learning 3 years ago at first I was learning so fast but then a personal tragedy and the pandemic knot me out of track. I'm trying to recover for all the time that I lost but it's challenging and keep saying to myself that I can do it. Thanks for the videos it really motivated me to keep learning this beautiful language 🥰🥰🥰정말 감사합니다
I can relate to what they were saying about listening to another language even if you don't understand it just to get your "ear" accustom to it.
My native language is french but I started listening to English TV programs (mostly news) since I was 3 or 4 years old, by the time I got to English class in primary school I was already way ahead of everyone else and had nothing to learn for a few years.
I'm doing the same thing with the Korean language in hope I can learn it the same way as I did with English.
I know this is an older video, but for anyone tuning in, if you don't need your phone in a business setting, setting your phone to Korean is really helpful to force yourself to learn new vocabulary & grammar on a daily basis. New pop-up? Let's see what grammar & words I can understand, otherwise add the grammar & words on your list of things to learn. I set my phone very early and it was a pain at first even navigating through settings, but over time you start to recognize more and more things. And unlike Chinese or Japanese, you don't need to know the characters or try to guess from radicals, you can just search the new word in a dictionary. Highly recommend!
Sofie, oh please yes....start a channel. Need all the help I can get!! 😁
please start a channel!!! that would be so cool!
Yessss please do a UA-cam channel and start to teach us❤️❤️
ooh, hadn't thought of just trying to think in Korean for a bit. :)
I always hear you saying see you next time but I couldn't get in Korean. Finally it's written 😁.. thank you for the tips.
yes plz do start a youtube channel sofie it really help us higher beginners and all levels in general ☺
YES
Sofie should definitely do UA-cam
우와 멋져요!!!😍
I agree with all of your tips because this is how I learned English and Its how I'm learning French and
Spanish... Thank U guys!
Thanks for sharing the practical experience in learning Korean....its motivative. .....
Thanks you for videos! Really interesting to watch❤️
Great list
Sofie should start a channel
Yes
Seeing another danish person becoming fluent is really inspirational for me as I’m struggling 🤣🤣
This is so inspirational
I think living in Germany as a kid (my Mom took me home with her when my Dad was stationed on a remote base for a year) and going to German school got my brain to think in another language. I still speak German fluently. I think fluent for me is being able to speak without pre-thinking what I about to speak. Like when playing guitar. At first you look at your fingers to play chords but to be a fast/better player you have to be able to place your fingers Without Looking.
Answer to first question yes she should
yeah you should start your own channel! make vids about your daily life in korea & tips for learning korean, for starters. i would definitely subscribe! ♥️🙌
Wow such an inspiration! I've been stuck in intermediate level for a year now without being able to advance and it has been eating me up inside, but I just realized that I just need to put in more hard work for me to "feel more comfortable speaking the language".
Thank you for such an amazing video and keep it up!
This was very helpful, thank you! Just to add on the point of listening to things you don’t understand, this really works! I watch the live news on kbs world and try to figure out what the news piece is about by grasping a few words. It’s helped a lot.
I love the tips!
Another tip I'd like to add is to change the language setting of an app/program into Korean
ex. Instagram / or Microsoft word. It's a great way to build new vocab haha. Might be a little frustrating or confusing at first haha.
Soooo did she start a yt channel cause she should definitely start one
빌리 선생님, when did your love for Korea or the Korean languagr start? I want to hear about your story! I'm really surprised at you making so many videos about the Korean Language. And you're also really good at teaching it.
thank you for this video
Yea.i ll be subscriber for u channel
Am from Lithuanien live in Denmark, can speak English, learning Dutch in school and wanna learn Korean
Yes please .... 😊😘
I do admire your intelegence Sophie so keep on going
I liked her korean pronunciation yeah
To be honest I must talk to Native Korean, that's really good choice for me and maybe some of you guys
Hello learners , I'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Keep it up ✨
First, mastering the Hangeul. learn the grammar. Last step.... Collecting vocabs 😂
You should start a youtube channel Sofie! :D
Yes!! Start a yt channel
Glad she knows Korean but she's from Denmark. Very certain this lady knows another language or more.....she really sounds like no stranger to language learning in general. I can't help but to feel a little jealous myself.....but good for her😊