i was rly enjoying this nd writing down everything and then at the end shit got real deep and they started talking about the war and the korean divide nd i wanted to cry
This was a GREAT lesson!! ( though your lessons are always great :-) ) Very organized, and it made me understand how to say numbers and months, and how to pronounce them perfectly! Thank you sooooo much! I really love your lessons!!!
I'm honestly really proud of myself. I've been writing notes since the first episode, and now I've finally dropped the romanization, as I can finally read Korean! 😄
Hi! Love your videos. This was very helpful! Can you do a video using numbers in sentences? ie: there are 3 cars. The numbers sound and look very different in sentences! Thank you !
I was wondering when lesson 5 (or lesson O) will come out? I was thinking it would be good to learn how to write characters properly and the grammar when forming them.
Her dialect is different... I think she's really from North Korea but shifted to South Korea or something like that... By the way her story plot and the emotions encrypted were really amazing I almost fell for it the details she was mentioning he might have turned 80 this year plus she has really good editing sense even 9yrs ago when UA-cam was not so popular when smart phone was not there...plus plus She did all this on her own
the most enjoying way to study its been 2 hours and yeah I'm learning thank you so much for your hard work~ and please can you tell us how to say (no pork or we don't eat pork) im muslim i will visit korea this summer and i can't eat pork 화이팅!
I have a book that I bought and named "KWOW". And in that book i take notes for every lesson pr. episode xD - My way of learning korean ^^ THANK YOU professor Oh, Billy, Taekwon and Grandma Kim! xD
Thanks! We exercise with English, Spanish, and one Korean lady. We have been counties in two languages, time to make it three. Why does the best always get saved for last?
i am new to hangul. i cannot clearly see the letters. what you speak in the video, can i have it in order to increase the size and understand the alphabets. Your videos are very interesting. i look forward for your help
What about the other Number system ?? The guys in the kpop varietyshows use other numbers when they want to say '1, 2, 3 !' (use when they want to start something) - It sounds like 'eul deul set' .. can you teach the other system too please ? ^.^
Thank you so much this helped me heaps!!! Please do more greetings and how are you. It would be cool to be able to introduce ourselves did anyone else think Chinese with the numbers???
oh wow kwow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your videos are really helpful and really awesome! Goodluck with your upcoming lessons and kwow episodes ^_^ I'v been thinking on words that I would love to learn...^_^ how about feelings? like sad? angry? happy? excited? tired? Gamsahamnida Professor and Friends ^_^
오빠. 어떻게 이럴수가 있서? 내 마음을 돌려줘. Oppa. how can you do this to me? Give me back my heart. 그런가 아니야! 내 사촌들이야. 진짜! 날 믿어. This is not what you think. They're my cousins. Really! Believe me. 그럼... 우리 노래방 가자. Then... Let's go to karaoke. 어머 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ :D omg hhaaahhha
@sweetandtasty thanks for the vids! question, i hear counting sometimes as "hana, dul, set..." what's this? im confused..i thought that meant "one, two,three"
+Regina Maria yeah but I mean like if they were writing or typing they'd just use the actual numbers right? like I don't think they would spell it out all the time like we do idk
+Brookie Kookie I think it's pretty much the same(?) Like when you're saying one or five or smth you might spell it out but you're not going to waste time typing one hundred thousand right? I guess it goes the same, but I'm not sure too. Just telling my way of thinking :D
Grandma Oh 73? she looks like 20. maybe 25 but not 73. Thanks for the lessons It is slowly coming to me. Pronunciation is tough for my ears are 82. Soon I will be able to do twinkle twinkle with the Korean alphabet just like Prof. Oh. These are very good lessons, thank you very much. Joe
What is "Daebak"? I've seen it a lot in Korean variety shows but used in different ways so I'm not sure what it means. When they translate they just leave it so I've never seen it translated either.
it's so weird finding kwow now when I'm actively learning korean as a teenager, because I remember watching kwow as an itty bitty 10/11 year old and thinking that grandma Kim was her actual grandma...
Can you please teach us how to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MERRY CHRISTMAS, GOOD MORNING, GOOD NIGHT and other greetings? These are the words that we say often :)
please tell me im not the only one that recognized the song at 6:20 when they talk to eachother as the song best friend billy from the movie thankskilling.
Yesterday I drove out into the countryside of Korea and tried to ask a farmer for their dried out corn stalks. I could have used some vocabulary for that sort of situation.
@supersea1980 Its the "Native" korean number. Hana, Dul, Set, Net, Tasot, Yosot, Ilgop, Yodol, Ahop and Yol. They are 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 respectively :).
can you please teach us Good morning good night good afternoon ... or when someone says how was your day.. good fine great bad horrible , etc. or WHEN WHERE HOW WHO WHY any of those things will be soo helpful .. please ... PS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IN THIS CHANNEL AND THE OTHER TOO soo cool
HM I'm not sure maybe it's correct, I've been studying Korean for months and still confused about the year dates except months and days, few months I'm already improving Korean? Wow..
I would like to know how to say " I, you, he, she, it, we, they" in Korean. You helped me a lot =) Thanks to you learning Korean is much easier. Gomawoyo!
I'm in class and let's say the teacher gives us 20 problems to work on, I write my numbers in Korean but I don't think I'm doing it right, when I do a 25 I do it like 일십오, is that correct?
Out of what does oppa mean because i see it in k-drama's alot. i thought it was used for a subsitute for boyfriend but then it is used for teachers, fathers, and male friends. plus some males even used it? just wondering what it stands for?
It's weird how I sometimes write the date like Year/month/day Month/day/year Day/month/year Year/day/month Or maybe it's not weird maybe I'm just being me? idk lol
Thank u so much ! Thanks God, I learnt very quickly ! I really appreciate ur efforts! U're such a good Professor ! That's what we call " Professional Teaching "! Gomassohmida Oh Sansaenim :D !
Thanks very much for this video ! It's exactly what I expected for this week ! :) 고마워 ! By birthday -- 천구백구십오년 이월 십오일 (I hope I didn't make mistake ! ^^) So, can't wait for next 수요일 !
I hate using romanization, but I don't have a hangeul pack on this computer so... I recently downloaded a korean word memorization app and the first word pack is months and days of the week. This particular app says that January is "Jungwol" instead of "Ilwol." Are they both right? Why would you use one over the other?
it's a different number system. before i found these videos, i watched a martial arts video where the instructer showed how to say numbers 1-10 in korean. i learned them like the variety shows. 1 = Hana 2 = Deul 3 = Set 4 = Net 5 = Dasit 6 = Yasit 7 = Egulp 8 = Yudel (like saying you and dell as in computer company) 9 = Ahope (like saying ah and hope) 10 = Yool This is not the correct spelling. I spelled them like how they should be said. It's how I remembered them.
I don't really get the part with the months which are marked with a red star...I can't hear any difference in the pronounciation...whether it is "eel-wol" or "ee-lwol". Could someone explain it to me? :/
i was rly enjoying this nd writing down everything and then at the end shit got real deep and they started talking about the war and the korean divide nd i wanted to cry
Aha I almost fell over when they said today's date is Sept. 14th...because that IS todays date only I am watching 3 years later :O
and i just saw this comment that was posted 3 years ago wow
Thatsprettiemuchit OMFG TODAY IS SEPTEMBER 14
Was just writing down mad notes and now my hand hurts
+Jasmine Crawford T^T right and i hurt my thumb the other night and ive been taking notes since then and my hand looks bruised T^T but its ok ^_^
Haha same I'm writing a whole lot of notes too
+Jasmine Crawford me too... FOR THE SAKE OF LEARNING KOREAN!
+VOID? you need like half a page of notes for this .... Cx
+VOID? me too lol
the last part was emotional 😔😔
This was a GREAT lesson!! ( though your lessons are always great :-) )
Very organized, and it made me understand how to say numbers and months, and how to pronounce them perfectly! Thank you sooooo much! I really love your lessons!!!
Korean lessons, jazz background music, beautiful lady... I'm in love!
Hahaha😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
I'm honestly really proud of myself. I've been writing notes since the first episode, and now I've finally dropped the romanization, as I can finally read Korean! 😄
What about the native Korean numbers?
MCMXCII 1992
You want?
MCMXCII 1992 ua-cam.com/video/2IJ_r--02hs/v-deo.html there you go
Love your videos! They're entertaining AND educational. A bit of a sobering note in this video's conversation, though, the Korean War is so sad...
Do we have to learn Hanja? is it necessary? please tell me professor
No it is not necessary.
You are literally amazing in teaching💜💜
Isn't the Sino-korean system also used to tell minutes?
yep! in her Native numbers video, she explained how/when both can be used.
Damn grandma, when did your skin get so baby smooth o.o'
I continue to be so amazed by your videos - so entertaining- much kudos to you
Hi! Love your videos. This was very helpful! Can you do a video using numbers in sentences? ie: there are 3 cars. The numbers sound and look very different in sentences! Thank you !
Which way should I write? All Hangul?이천일년 칠월 이십오일 Or with Numbers?2001년 7월 25일 Or does it not matter?
I think it's with numbers ^^ every date in korean (or japanese) that I see is with numbers ^^
Yoann Clarey thanks ^w^
+Yoann “K.Y.C.” Clarey I was wondering the same.
this is so hard im giving up huhuhu but i want someday to understand korean without subs
10K Subs With No Videos well maybe. youre so lucky
Don't worry get used to it! I already know the sino numbers already few months ago :)
Don't give up
You're just leveling up your Korean speaking :)
Love the way she breaks it down : )
I was wondering when lesson 5 (or lesson O) will come out? I was thinking it would be good to learn how to write characters properly and the grammar when forming them.
This must;ve taken ages to do!!!Thanks, another great video!
Her dialect is different... I think she's really from North Korea but shifted to South Korea or something like that... By the way her story plot and the emotions encrypted were really amazing I almost fell for it the details she was mentioning he might have turned 80 this year plus she has really good editing sense even 9yrs ago when UA-cam was not so popular when smart phone was not there...plus plus She did all this on her own
the most enjoying way to study its been 2 hours and yeah I'm learning thank you so much for your hard work~
and please can you tell us how to say (no pork or we don't eat pork)
im muslim i will visit korea this summer and i can't eat pork
화이팅!
I have a book that I bought and named "KWOW". And in that book i take notes for every lesson pr. episode xD
- My way of learning korean ^^
THANK YOU professor Oh, Billy, Taekwon and Grandma Kim! xD
Thanks! We exercise with English, Spanish, and one Korean lady. We have been counties in two languages, time to make it three. Why does the best always get saved for last?
i am new to hangul. i cannot clearly see the letters. what you speak in the video, can i have it in order to increase the size and understand the alphabets. Your videos are very interesting. i look forward for your help
1992년4월27일.. how bout han, dul set is that native korean?
응
yes is pure korean number system
Thank you so much
My teacher
Brava
What about the other Number system ??
The guys in the kpop varietyshows use other numbers when they want to say '1, 2, 3 !' (use when they want to start something) - It sounds like 'eul deul set' .. can you teach the other system too please ? ^.^
wow...a bit of sad commentary on the state of things happening in Korea around the 7min mark. I love it, keep it up KWOW
Mine is chuhn-goo-baek-goo-ship nyeon ee-ship-pahl wol ee ill
Thank you for all the amazing kwow videos !
Watching on 2019년 8월 2일
Dam bro im like....8 years late for this vid😂
2020년 12월 24일
Try me. UwU
Thank you so much this helped me heaps!!! Please do more greetings and how are you. It would be cool to be able to introduce ourselves did anyone else think Chinese with the numbers???
1997년 09월 09일
Cheon goo baek goo ship cheel goo wol goo I'll
Is tht right? O.o
천구백구십칠년 구월 구일
***** thank you ^^
Damn.. you're older than me
Actually way more older than me
Because I'm WAYYYY younger than you
Thank you for your videos.
oh wow kwow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your videos are really helpful and really awesome! Goodluck with your upcoming lessons and kwow episodes ^_^
I'v been thinking on words that I would love to learn...^_^
how about feelings? like sad? angry? happy? excited? tired?
Gamsahamnida Professor and Friends ^_^
오빠. 어떻게 이럴수가 있서? 내 마음을 돌려줘.
Oppa. how can you do this to me? Give me back my heart.
그런가 아니야! 내 사촌들이야. 진짜! 날 믿어.
This is not what you think. They're my cousins. Really! Believe me.
그럼... 우리 노래방 가자.
Then... Let's go to karaoke.
어머 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ :D omg hhaaahhha
Professor Oh, can you PLEASE teach us how to say: What, why, when, who, where, and how, Please? These are so useful :) 감사합니다 =)
Question: How would you say the first of day of May? I am asking because eel (one) eel(day) sounds a little off? I could be wrong.
@sweetandtasty thanks for the vids! question, i hear counting sometimes as "hana, dul, set..." what's this? im confused..i thought that meant "one, two,three"
don't Koreans still use the actual numbers though? like 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10? or do they spell it out all the time
They do but i guess it's about how they say it right?
+Regina Maria yeah but I mean like if they were writing or typing they'd just use the actual numbers right? like I don't think they would spell it out all the time like we do idk
+Brookie Kookie I think it's pretty much the same(?) Like when you're saying one or five or smth you might spell it out but you're not going to waste time typing one hundred thousand right? I guess it goes the same, but I'm not sure too. Just telling my way of thinking :D
Regina Maria okay yeah i get it now haha
+Brookie Kookie Those are Arabic numerals, not "actual numbers". You're talking about a difference between spelling and symbolic representation.
So Great >>> Great to learn Korean here. Very Nice.
Please teach us how to say "Happy Birthday" etc. :) I love your videos they really help a lot ^^
Grandma Oh 73? she looks like 20. maybe 25 but not 73. Thanks for the lessons It is slowly coming to me. Pronunciation is tough for my ears are 82. Soon I will be able to do twinkle twinkle with the Korean alphabet just like Prof. Oh. These are very good lessons, thank you very much. Joe
2006 In America I'm 12... how old am i in korean?
αиgєlιc тнє ωσlf 13.
chun-goo-baek-goo-ship-nyeon il-wol oh-il
January 5th 1990
고마워요 오선생님!
What is "Daebak"? I've seen it a lot in Korean variety shows but used in different ways so I'm not sure what it means. When they translate they just leave it so I've never seen it translated either.
That is the native Korean way in saying the numbers, which is why you hear it more commonly. I was taught that way too, they're both correct(:
it's so weird finding kwow now when I'm actively learning korean as a teenager, because I remember watching kwow as an itty bitty 10/11 year old and thinking that grandma Kim was her actual grandma...
At *November (11) = 십일월 ( SHIP EEL WOL)* Its sounded like *Civil War*
Is it just me? ⁉🍃
Omg can someone please tell me what did she said at 5:43? Sahm ship ee ril??
Can you please teach us how to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MERRY CHRISTMAS, GOOD MORNING, GOOD NIGHT and other greetings? These are the words that we say often :)
please tell me im not the only one that recognized the song at 6:20 when they talk to eachother as the song best friend billy from the movie thankskilling.
wow!!!! excelenteee, very good job!!!!
고 맙 습 니 다
I HOPE i write thank you.
aa in mexico ( another part of america, because america is a continent not a country ) we order the day month year when we say the date:)
Yesterday I drove out into the countryside of Korea and tried to ask a farmer for their dried out corn stalks. I could have used some vocabulary for that sort of situation.
ahh this is the most fun way to learn korean! please keep it up! thanks!!!
That song at the end is from simon and martina's tl;dr, no? :3
@supersea1980
Its the "Native" korean number.
Hana, Dul, Set, Net, Tasot, Yosot, Ilgop, Yodol, Ahop and Yol.
They are 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 respectively :).
can you please teach us Good morning good night good afternoon ... or when someone says how was your day.. good fine great bad horrible , etc. or WHEN WHERE HOW WHO WHY any of those things will be soo helpful .. please ... PS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IN THIS CHANNEL AND THE OTHER TOO soo cool
My date of birth is - 이천이년 구월 이십 오일 (right...?)
2002년 9월 25일??
HM I'm not sure maybe it's correct, I've been studying Korean for months and still confused about the year dates except months and days, few months I'm already improving Korean? Wow..
By the way are you fluent now?
I would like to know how to say " I, you, he, she, it, we, they" in Korean. You helped me a lot =) Thanks to you learning Korean is much easier. Gomawoyo!
Can you teach how to say "Help Me" and other variations such as please help me like if you are in trouble, or I need help, can you help me? etc?
Watching this throwback vid today...2015년 4얼 8일
I'm a girl and I stan girl groups and KARD 월 not 얼
how do you shop in korea? friends tell me that i need to ask for discount???
I'm in class and let's say the teacher gives us 20 problems to work on, I write my numbers in Korean but I don't think I'm doing it right, when I do a 25 I do it like 일십오, is that correct?
•• 방탄소년단 •• 25 in Korean is 이십오
2x10+5
Nidalee Thank you so much
what about the native number system?, I want to know some examples of it's uses please.
How can someone be so cutteeeeeeeeeeeee!! 💕💕💕
this is really helpful :)) i hope you do some more
what if we want to say for example in months i wan to say oct 20? What can we do
seems so hard to distinguish from January and February.... any tricks?
+Yan Zeng it's Easy ,
1 is (일 = eeL) ,
2 is (이= ee) without "L" at the end .
So January Is (eeL wol) , february is (ee wol) , did u get it ?
yeah~ its just when i actually hear it... i cannot tell which one ppl r referring to lok~
Thank you!! I was so confused wow there's two ways of saying 1,2,3...
I have a question ... Is it the same method in the time? like 1:15 PM... ? please tell me =)
uhm can I ask something? how can I tell time using sino korean. for example 5:37 a.m/p.m. thankyou so much. by the way, these vids help a lot 😊 화이팅
Out of what does oppa mean because i see it in k-drama's alot. i thought it was used for a subsitute for boyfriend but then it is used for teachers, fathers, and male friends. plus some males even used it? just wondering what it stands for?
do you have this in your blog?
@Kokonuht can you tell me when to use the native and sino numbers?
How to tell the date:
In America: Month, Day, Year
In Korea: Year, Month, Day
In England: Day, Month, Year
It's weird how I sometimes write the date like
Year/month/day
Month/day/year
Day/month/year
Year/day/month
Or maybe it's not weird maybe I'm just being me? idk lol
Would you ever write out the month? Or is the korean date always written like that
Thank u so much ! Thanks God, I learnt very quickly ! I really appreciate ur efforts! U're such a good Professor ! That's what we call " Professional Teaching "! Gomassohmida Oh Sansaenim :D !
Thanks very much for this video ! It's exactly what I expected for this week ! :) 고마워 !
By birthday -- 천구백구십오년 이월 십오일
(I hope I didn't make mistake ! ^^)
So, can't wait for next 수요일 !
Can you please upload basic sentences? Like when first introducing yourself or something. That would help a lot! Gamsahapnida.
I hate using romanization, but I don't have a hangeul pack on this computer so...
I recently downloaded a korean word memorization app and the first word pack is months and days of the week. This particular app says that January is "Jungwol" instead of "Ilwol." Are they both right? Why would you use one over the other?
how do you say/write 2111 or 4532, etc..?
it's a different number system. before i found these videos, i watched a martial arts video where the instructer showed how to say numbers 1-10 in korean. i learned them like the variety shows.
1 = Hana
2 = Deul
3 = Set
4 = Net
5 = Dasit
6 = Yasit
7 = Egulp
8 = Yudel (like saying you and dell as in computer company)
9 = Ahope (like saying ah and hope)
10 = Yool
This is not the correct spelling. I spelled them like how they should be said. It's how I remembered them.
I have a question.. how do we say
2001-2009 in korean??? Bc i wanted to write a date in korean as if i was roleplaying, Can someone pls help me??
Professor Oh, can ypu teach us how to say "How are you?" or "Whats up?" in Korean. Please :) Thank youu!
could you do a video on Koreans believes and habits
What if it is ''2005'' how can we say it in kprean ....?
what terms do u need to know to shop well??
i love grandma kim my favorite! thank youu soo muchh!!!!!!! (x
Can you teach us how to say what please.. thank you
in which order do i have to read the characters?
oh really ? I havent even find a translating site :( can you send me the url of the pages pls? :)
What if you wanted to say the full date (with the weekdate)? What would "Today is Tuesday June 5th, 2012." been in Korean?
can you teach the other set of numbers?
@fangirl05 that's actually"fighting" or "Hwaiting". It's like saying, "you can do it!" or "keep fighting!"
Wow this kwow was funny but that story about the borders closing made me wanna cry...
What about regular numbers? Hana dul set and so on?
I don't really get the part with the months which are marked with a red star...I can't hear any difference in the pronounciation...whether it is "eel-wol" or "ee-lwol".
Could someone explain it to me? :/