Hi friends :)) Firstly, thank you so much for the support :) It has encouraged me to not give up on UA-cam, so thanks again :)) And I want to share a link with you with the Korean Language resources and Hanja book pdf formats that I use. It is free to download and I found all the pdf formats by myself. I hope it would be helpful for you. Have a lovely day
@@Lema_the_youtuber the link on that comment. If you could not find it, here is the link 🥰 It is free to download: drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1J0CmK1MDiwfES_dai0F6k2Y29Q9Y8OmR
i’m a korean learning the korean language too! thanks for the tips! i also recommend watching videos, kdramas, or news from native korean speakers to help with the pronunciation. one of the things i used to always get mixed up was 생선 (fish) and 선생 (teacher) and i combined it to make 생선님 😂
I watch a lot of Pororo and mentioned that before somewhere else in the comments on how I learn korean and got laughed at. But it's really entertaining when you start to understand the stuff you are watching. I can also watch Kdrama or any other korean show but will probably understand 80% less than in Pororo. With Pororo my brain actually has the change to understand the word and the context and why they use that instead of something else while I only hear familiar words in other shows but can't acquire informations about the word in my head at all.
I don’t get why they laughed, but Pororo exactly the proper way to learn Korean language. I had a chance to observe my niece learn how to speak from the start and I realized that she had her basics from cartoons because they were supposed to teach children the language. And I think when we learn a language we need to consider ourselves as a kid learning how to speak from the start. So, I think we are on the right way if it feels right to us :D Thank you for sharing your experience 🌸
You said Hanja is chinese characters but you used korean words? I'm not calling you out, this is a question out of curiosity. Can you explain what chinese characters have to do with learning korean? thanks :)
Hi :) it is fine to ask :) and this is what I know abut Hanja. Before Hangeul ( Korean alphabet ), Korean people were using Hanja ( Chinese characters ( they were not like a letter but characters that symbolize the referred word)) as a writing system in their own language. And after Hangeul was promulgated they started to use Hangeul as a writing system. But there are still Sino-Korean words ( Chinese origin words ) are being used in modern Korean language. As the Hangul processing, the hanja characters transferred into Korean alphabet but with Chinese meaning. Some of the people from old generation in Korea are still familiar with Hanja characters and use them. And what I see from Korea related videos on YT there are still Hanja signs on the streets. And I think it is a little bit easier to learn Sino-Korean vocabulary rather than Korean original vocabulary, because the characters have meanings. In Korean original vocabulary the characters are consist of letters. I wish it would be helpful. Thank you for the reply 🥰
Many Asian languages including Korean borrowed lots of vocabulary from Chinese. If you study the more used / common hanja (meaning sounds) you will recognize them when they’re used in other words so it’s easier to remember them etc. But like a lot of rote memorization you’ll probably find you burn out if you try to learn too many too fast so just a little bit at a time is best.
Hi :) Actually I didn't study Hanja from yt channels, but with the book from TTMIK ( Your First Hanja Guide). You can download the pdf file of the book from the link on the description of my last video. I hope it would be helpful. Good luck!
Hi @kikithedisneyfan5607 😊 I think the first and second tip are proper for only Korean language, but the others can be adjusted for all languages. There are really difficult languages to learn however not impossible if you have a strong reason to start. I started to learn Japanese but it has 3 alphabets so I decided to give up and focus on Korean because of my admission for Korean Universities. I searched for Scandinavian languages before and what I found was, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish are related with each other. If you learn Norwegian you will become familiar with Swedish and Danish. 😊 Scandinavian languages are on my wait list, I wish I will be able to start after admissions. And in my opinion, if you do not feel motivated for learning alemannic, you can take a break and focus on what you have an interest. Learning a new language is required a strong reason to start for maintaining consistency. I took a break from Japanese but I plan to start when I have an interest in the future. I wish I will. Sorry for the long and late reply. I hope it would be helpful. And yes! you can learn any language if you want 😊
Thank you, great advice. YOu have motivated me to start journaling in 한국어. Please continue with youtube, your videos are very helpful. On another topic, will you consider making a video on how you edit your videos. Thank you Studybuddy.
Hi. I am glad that you found it useful :) I am not a pro at editing videos but I can do a simple editing guide for short YT videos. Thank you for the idea 🥰 have a lovely day!
I’ve been wanting to try writing a journal in Korean but in the past I’ve never liked writing in a foreign language because I have to look too many words and grammar up it gets frustrating. And since I always did it online and the only comments I got were people correcting my mistakes instead of reacting to the content I actually found it demotivating. But it seems like a good activity in theory. Maybe it’s better to write in a notebook and not show people?
I wasn't used to writing a journal and I started to write since I have been learning Korean. Content is important but I actually like to look up for the words and grammar many times because it is the only way for me to keep it my mind. When I am in a real situation with my online friends I remember that I expressed it like that on the journal. It may sound toxic but I think it is better to not care about the content while writing in your target language until you get high intermediate or advanced level, but focus on learning vocab and gram. And exactly agree that it is better to not show other people and just learn from the 'looking up many times' process, and trust the process :)) sorry for a long reply. Good luck on your studies :))
what happened to the google drive? :c all the resources got wiped by someone i used it every day in school haha because google drive wouldn't be blocked by the school system (and a lot of other korean learning sites would be blocked) (i probably shouldve downloaded it) (great video btw 열시히 공부해요. 화이팅! )
hi :) thank you for informing me about the issue. yes someone deleted all the files. but that was the old link, I started to share a new link on my latest videos. here is a new updated link: drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1J0CmK1MDiwfES_dai0F6k2Y29Q9Y8OmR good luck! 너를 항상 응원하겠습니다! 파이팅!
I just started learning languages, l join Facebook groups but it's doesn't help l wanna know about vocabulary learning it's hard I remember them and then forgot them soon sooo
Hi. I focus on Korean language now because of admissions for my master degree, however I used to learn languages and has tried so many memorizing methods. Vocabulary is also my weakness I do not know why. the methods that I have been trying, some of them worked some of them dont but I think I found some kinda ways through experiences. I plan to make a video about memorizing methods. I hope it would be helpful for you too. thank you for sharing your experience 💗💌
Actually if you are not preparing for exams or don’t have time limit, then 1 hanja + related words will be enough, however I think it will affect your grammar learning and other skills like listening, speaking, reading. Because if your vocabulary is not enough then it makes your progress slow. So I guess 2 hanja+related words will be on point ( it will be 10-15 words in total) ✨ Good luck! ✨
I can read Korean words well and know some vocabs here and there because I used to learn Korean in school for 2 years before deciding to self study but so far progress is slow😅 So after I use the Hanja book you recommended, which book should I go for next?
I used Your First Hanja Guide book by TTMIK. You can chevk my last video description. There is a drive link that have that book other resources pdf files. It is free to download and all the pdf files were found by me. Good luck! ✨
Hi, I shared a link in the comments about the Hanja book pdf that I have been studying and other resources. You can dıwnload them free. The name of the book: Your First Hanja Guide. You can find it on drive link on the comments. I am outside, I couldn’t share the link now :)
I love the tips! & I agree cause I actually do watch kids cartoons, and nursery rhymes. I kinda position myself on how a child learn how to speak & read.
Hi :)) I share a link with hanja book and other Korean language learning resources. you can download it free. the Hanja book name is Your First Hanja Guide. the link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DBvZFLkxMkWTOZKAtxJjaY7Ww9gj3QIA
hi :) I started to learn Hanja with the book called, Your First Hanja Guide. I leave a drive link that you can find the book's pdf and other korean language books pdf and download whatever you want :) it is free. Best of luck! :) drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1DBvZFLkxMkWTOZKAtxJjaY7Ww9gj3QIA
@@SeokjinAwake Hi 👋 I checked the link and the book you mentioned was there. If you still couldn't find it you can dm me your email from instagram and I will send the pdf to your email 👍 I hope its helpful 🫶 my insta: heastudiess
Hi friends :)) Firstly, thank you so much for the support :) It has encouraged me to not give up on UA-cam, so thanks again :))
And I want to share a link with you with the Korean Language resources and Hanja book pdf formats that I use. It is free to download and I found all the pdf formats by myself. I hope it would be helpful for you. Have a lovely day
You can share it
@@Lema_the_youtuber the link on that comment. If you could not find it, here is the link 🥰 It is free to download:
drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1J0CmK1MDiwfES_dai0F6k2Y29Q9Y8OmR
@@heastudiess 고마워요
@@heastudiess can't open it. 🥲
저도요
😞
i’m a korean learning the korean language too! thanks for the tips! i also recommend watching videos, kdramas, or news from native korean speakers to help with the pronunciation. one of the things i used to always get mixed up was 생선 (fish) and 선생 (teacher) and i combined it to make 생선님 😂
thank you for sharing your recommendations 🥰 I still mix some words. I hope I will figure it out in the future 😁
I'm a korean learner but also an english learner so this video helped me a lot. Thank you so much for your tips and your generosity
I am grateful that it is helpful. Thank you so much for your comment 🫶
I watch a lot of Pororo and mentioned that before somewhere else in the comments on how I learn korean and got laughed at. But it's really entertaining when you start to understand the stuff you are watching. I can also watch Kdrama or any other korean show but will probably understand 80% less than in Pororo. With Pororo my brain actually has the change to understand the word and the context and why they use that instead of something else while I only hear familiar words in other shows but can't acquire informations about the word in my head at all.
I don’t get why they laughed, but Pororo exactly the proper way to learn Korean language. I had a chance to observe my niece learn how to speak from the start and I realized that she had her basics from cartoons because they were supposed to teach children the language. And I think when we learn a language we need to consider ourselves as a kid learning how to speak from the start. So, I think we are on the right way if it feels right to us :D Thank you for sharing your experience 🌸
지나가던 한국인입니다! 정말 다양한 방법으로 꾸준하게 노력하시는 모습이 너무 멋지세요!! 저도 추천해주신 방법을 응용해서 영어를 열심히 배울 거예요! 항상 응원하겠습니다!
한국 사람한테서 그런 말을 들어서 너무 기쁩니다! 매우 감사합니다! 저도 당신을 응원하겠습니다!
You said Hanja is chinese characters but you used korean words? I'm not calling you out, this is a question out of curiosity. Can you explain what chinese characters have to do with learning korean? thanks :)
Hi :) it is fine to ask :) and this is what I know abut Hanja. Before Hangeul ( Korean alphabet ), Korean people were using Hanja ( Chinese characters ( they were not like a letter but characters that symbolize the referred word)) as a writing system in their own language. And after Hangeul was promulgated they started to use Hangeul as a writing system. But there are still Sino-Korean words ( Chinese origin words ) are being used in modern Korean language.
As the Hangul processing, the hanja characters transferred into Korean alphabet but with Chinese meaning. Some of the people from old generation in Korea are still familiar with Hanja characters and use them. And what I see from Korea related videos on YT there are still Hanja signs on the streets. And I think it is a little bit easier to learn Sino-Korean vocabulary rather than Korean original vocabulary, because the characters have meanings. In Korean original vocabulary the characters are consist of letters. I wish it would be helpful. Thank you for the reply 🥰
@@heastudiess Ohhhh I think I get it now, thank you!
Many Asian languages including Korean borrowed lots of vocabulary from Chinese. If you study the more used / common hanja (meaning sounds) you will recognize them when they’re used in other words so it’s easier to remember them etc. But like a lot of rote memorization you’ll probably find you burn out if you try to learn too many too fast so just a little bit at a time is best.
those are such good and unique tips! thank you 🥰
Glad you like them 🫶🏻🌸
Please help recommend to me some channels were the teach hanja characters
Hi :) Actually I didn't study Hanja from yt channels, but with the book from TTMIK ( Your First Hanja Guide). You can download the pdf file of the book from the link on the description of my last video. I hope it would be helpful. Good luck!
thank you!!💛 may I ask where you get your notebooks from? :)
Hi 🤍 I bought them from local stationary stores in my town. Unfortunately, I don’t have an online link for them 🌸
hey! really liked your video. do you have any insta account?
감사합니다❤🎉
천만에요 🥰
Hi @kikithedisneyfan5607 😊 I think the first and second tip are proper for only Korean language, but the others can be adjusted for all languages. There are really difficult languages to learn however not impossible if you have a strong reason to start. I started to learn Japanese but it has 3 alphabets so I decided to give up and focus on Korean because of my admission for Korean Universities. I searched for Scandinavian languages before and what I found was, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish are related with each other. If you learn Norwegian you will become familiar with Swedish and Danish. 😊 Scandinavian languages are on my wait list, I wish I will be able to start after admissions. And in my opinion, if you do not feel motivated for learning alemannic, you can take a break and focus on what you have an interest. Learning a new language is required a strong reason to start for maintaining consistency. I took a break from Japanese but I plan to start when I have an interest in the future. I wish I will. Sorry for the long and late reply. I hope it would be helpful. And yes! you can learn any language if you want 😊
Thank you, great advice. YOu have motivated me to start journaling in 한국어. Please continue with youtube, your videos are very helpful. On another topic, will you consider making a video on how you edit your videos. Thank you Studybuddy.
Hi. I am glad that you found it useful :) I am not a pro at editing videos but I can do a simple editing guide for short YT videos. Thank you for the idea 🥰 have a lovely day!
@@heastudiess Thank You,
you’re the first person i’ve seen mention hanja!! i hate learning vocabulary but hanja sounds like my kinda thing, i’ll start studying it soon!
I am glad that it is helpful for you. Thank you for your comment
@@heastudiess thank you so much!
I’ve been wanting to try writing a journal in Korean but in the past I’ve never liked writing in a foreign language because I have to look too many words and grammar up it gets frustrating. And since I always did it online and the only comments I got were people correcting my mistakes instead of reacting to the content I actually found it demotivating. But it seems like a good activity in theory. Maybe it’s better to write in a notebook and not show people?
I wasn't used to writing a journal and I started to write since I have been learning Korean. Content is important but I actually like to look up for the words and grammar many times because it is the only way for me to keep it my mind. When I am in a real situation with my online friends I remember that I expressed it like that on the journal. It may sound toxic but I think it is better to not care about the content while writing in your target language until you get high intermediate or advanced level, but focus on learning vocab and gram. And exactly agree that it is better to not show other people and just learn from the 'looking up many times' process, and trust the process :)) sorry for a long reply. Good luck on your studies :))
Girly you don’t know HOW MUCH this is going to help. I’m so happy AND GLAD UA-cam put this video as recommended. Thanks for making this!!
Your comment has made me happy🫶🏻 thank you so much! I am glad that it is helpful. Good luck 🫶🏻
고마워요
what happened to the google drive? :c
all the resources got wiped by someone
i used it every day in school haha because google drive wouldn't be blocked by the school system (and a lot of other korean learning sites would be blocked)
(i probably shouldve downloaded it)
(great video btw 열시히 공부해요. 화이팅! )
hi :) thank you for informing me about the issue. yes someone deleted all the files. but that was the old link, I started to share a new link on my latest videos. here is a new updated link: drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1J0CmK1MDiwfES_dai0F6k2Y29Q9Y8OmR
good luck! 너를 항상 응원하겠습니다! 파이팅!
고마워요 ♡~♡
💗
Your voice sound like cartoon I love it 😍
I felt insecure about my voice before sharing this video, so your comment made me happy. Thank you so much 🥰
This was really great and helpful! Thank you
I am glad that it is helpful. Thank you so much ☺
I just started learning languages, l join Facebook groups but it's doesn't help l wanna know about vocabulary learning it's hard I remember them and then forgot them soon sooo
Hi. I focus on Korean language now because of admissions for my master degree, however I used to learn languages and has tried so many memorizing methods. Vocabulary is also my weakness I do not know why. the methods that I have been trying, some of them worked some of them dont but I think I found some kinda ways through experiences. I plan to make a video about memorizing methods. I hope it would be helpful for you too. thank you for sharing your experience 💗💌
Your tips are very helpful 감사합니다 😊
천만에요 🥰
Thank you i have been thinking about learning korean ❤❤
I am glad that it is helpful 💗 Thank you 🌸
Your tips are very helpful. Thank you for sharing!!!
Glad that it is helpful 🫶🏻 thank you 🌸
Listeing is biggest gangsta of any language learning 😎💪
Thanks for tips little koreon learning haksaeng
We will win one day
Of course we will! 🤍 good luck on your studies 🫶🏻
Thank you so much! I watched your video and I really liked it! Thanks for helping!
Welcome 🫶🏻 Good luck on your studies ⭐️
I'm not good at memorising vocabs so how many words should I learn a day? Is learning 1 hanja a day with the associated words enough?
Actually if you are not preparing for exams or don’t have time limit, then 1 hanja + related words will be enough, however I think it will affect your grammar learning and other skills like listening, speaking, reading. Because if your vocabulary is not enough then it makes your progress slow. So I guess 2 hanja+related words will be on point ( it will be 10-15 words in total)
✨ Good luck! ✨
I can read Korean words well and know some vocabs here and there because I used to learn Korean in school for 2 years before deciding to self study but so far progress is slow😅 So after I use the Hanja book you recommended, which book should I go for next?
Is there a particular book or resource that use use to learn Hanja?
I used Your First Hanja Guide book by TTMIK. You can chevk my last video description. There is a drive link that have that book other resources pdf files. It is free to download and all the pdf files were found by me. Good luck! ✨
isso me parece realmente útil 🩷🩷❤️ eu estivesse procurando por algo assim.
muito obrigado! vou tentar.
Sou grato por ser útil para você. Obrigado por sua resposta.
Eu não falo português, então traduzi. Me desculpe se escrevi errado 🥰❤
@@heastudiess 🩷🩷 resposta perfeita.
This is really helpful! Thank you for making this video❤
Thank you so much for your comment! Good luck! 🫶🏻
Where to study hanja? Can u pls tell me?🥲
Hi, I shared a link in the comments about the Hanja book pdf that I have been studying and other resources. You can dıwnload them free. The name of the book: Your First Hanja Guide. You can find it on drive link on the comments. I am outside, I couldn’t share the link now :)
@@heastudiess I got it...thank you so much:)
I love the tips! & I agree cause I actually do watch kids cartoons, and nursery rhymes. I kinda position myself on how a child learn how to speak & read.
Learn like a kid method always works for me too. I glad that you like it
How can u find Hanja 😢 Cuz I can't find any webs including Hanja ;;-;;
Hi :)) I share a link with hanja book and other Korean language learning resources. you can download it free. the Hanja book name is Your First Hanja Guide.
the link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DBvZFLkxMkWTOZKAtxJjaY7Ww9gj3QIA
@@heastudiess omg thank u so much 😍
where do you learn hanja?😅i want to start learning with it
hi :) I started to learn Hanja with the book called, Your First Hanja Guide. I leave a drive link that you can find the book's pdf and other korean language books pdf and download whatever you want :) it is free. Best of luck! :)
drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1DBvZFLkxMkWTOZKAtxJjaY7Ww9gj3QIA
@@heastudiess Hi~ Thank you for sharing the link☺🙏but I couldn't find the book/PDF (Your First Hanja Guide)...😭
@@SeokjinAwake Hi 👋 I checked the link and the book you mentioned was there. If you still couldn't find it you can dm me your email from instagram and I will send the pdf to your email 👍 I hope its helpful 🫶
my insta: heastudiess