A small note from me... jazmine :) Hi everyone, I hope you are keeping well. I've realised that my stroke order is wrong with Hangul thanks to your very helpful comments, and it was my mistake.😊 By learning Japanese for 5 years and doing it as a Major, I understand how important it is to learn stroke order with Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. You would be so surprised that I still write some hiragana wrong after all of these years😭! Learning Languages is my NO.1 hobby (after coffee and moccas), and I know how slow but greatly rewarding the process is. (And yes I realise that I won't be good at Korean for at least 1 year lol) And of course I always strive to show you my real and honest learning process. It's not perfect, neither is it the right way for everyone, but I'm here to boost your motivation which in turn boosts mine 😆... and that's why I keep making videos! Thank you for always supporting me and see you in the next video 💕 Love, Jazmine
Hey, Do you powerpoint slides for like absolute beginners that you don't mind sharing via google drive? Thank you so much for this video by the way, it's quite motivating since I'm studying both languages.😊
I think that's no such a thing as "writing wrong". At the end of the day if you can still manage to write the character in a way you and people who's gonna read can identify them it is ok! The strokes order makes them easier to write (mostly cause people used to write with brushes back then) and I think it's cool for us learner to know them (i think it's respectful toward the culture) but you don't have to feel bad about that at all also. I know I write some korean characters with the wrong order, but it works better for me (maybe cause I'm already used to the japanese order lol). I love your videos, they keep me motivated for my own studies :)
for korean, if you havent already i recommend you learn bat-chim, it will save you so much time on pronunciation in the long run, if you are wondering where to learn the bat-chim rules i used koreanclass101. btw you handwriting is so pretty, theres a video on youtube i watched on how to make your handwriting more native. and lastly hello fellow left handed person XD
Sometimes people ask: "why do you learn Japanese?" And I don't know the answer. There's something beautiful in understanding other languages, to be in touch with other cultures and I find it so amusing...
some topics for the beginner: * learn 한글 (ABc and its pronunciation) first. don’t rely on romanization. * use grid paper, so your letters’ll be more accurate and beautiful (same size tho) * it’s true that as a beginner you should learn a right way to write 한글, it won’t matter later when you’ll write faster and in your own way, but to gain that you better write correctly at first.
I’ve seen 2200 hours for Korean? Anyway I’m still a beginner so it will take me good 3-5 years to get a hang of it. As long as we do some practice everyday 🙃
I’m so excited that you’re starting Korean. It’s such an amazing language. I have a lot of resources for you :)) - Translators: I highly recommend Naver Dictionary online and Papago (it is a more accurate translator than Google. Good for Asian languages) - I’ve seen this elsewhere on here but I highly discourage the use of romanization. It’s not that accurate and it will mess with you a lot :)) - Talk to Me in 100% Korean for full immersive listening. If you pair it with their english yt channel it is good for cross translation! - Viki (kdramas) is good for Korean learning because they have a Learn Mode and a built in dictionary! - Audio Clip and KBS Radio Theater is good for listening too. KBS R.T also has a transcript for every single episode! For beginner listening material I recommend the kid’s show Hello Jadoo and Talk To Me In Korean’s Iyagi (online and podcast). Hope this helps anyone who reads it! Also about the ㅎ sound, I recommend the first method with the first stroke up vertically. It is a lot easier to write it that way :D
ive been learning korean for the past 2 ish months and i really recommend that after you learn hangul to search up the 100 most commonly used words in korean it really helped me so much
I was trying so do it but realised It’s more useful to do it if you jot down example sentences as well. Just knowing the words gets you nowhere if you don’t know how to use them
@@yoonlesb6348 the top ten 100 words aren't complex. they're words like hi, hello, good morning, good night they're really easy to learn and use and that's why i and quite a lot of native speakers recommend it bc it motivates u to learn more. if you think they're hard then that's a you problem hun
i agree i used romanizations before i started learning korean and it kinda helps for new learners, but learning the korean alphabet and dropping romanization as soon as possible will help out a lot in the long run. i learned the alphabet in less than a day so it is easily doable! also, words like 맛 can be easily misread as "mas" due to the romanization. using a "t" there would be inaccurate because of ㄷ and ㅌ, but an "s" there may cause confusion. so it is best to learn the korean alphabet and 받침 (letter pronunciation rules) very early on!
@@ron_peasley yeah right and korean ppl doesnt use korean language with romanization something like pinyin in chinese so when a korean learner type some korean sentences/words use romanization, they barely understand it
Good luck with learning korean!! For the handwriting I really recommend you watch lindie botes video "How to write Hangul like a native" it's an old one but I feel like she goes through some good points of writing more naturally. When I was learning hangul I also used the book become a hangul master from talktomeinkorean and they have some exercises about recognizing native's writing and developing your own handwriting, and it also goes through all the hangul rules of pronunciation so I really recommend it
I've been learning korean for 2 years now and I would love to dabble into mandarin chinese this year!! these past couple of days I started learning about tones and pinyin, which both intimidate me a lot (strangely more than characters) Good luck on your new language!!!!!!!
I’m learning Spanish, Chinese, and Korean. I’ve been thinking about learning Japanese for a while but am unsure of where to start. Good luck with your studies ❤️ and also poor got7 🙁
if u want to learn Japanese then, u can start by learning Hiragana and Katakana scripts. Then u gotta move towards grammar and greeting and then learn Kanji. an additional tip: after learning basic japanese, try evveryday to describe ur day in simple words in japanese. I am also japanese beginner, and these are tips given to me by some people. hope it helps😊
Honestly, there is this VERY VERY VERY USEFUll chanal that you can literally learn the whole Hiragana understanding and fluency. The channel is called Japanese pod 101 it helped me so muchhh
@@lavalen07 Japanese is my first language and I am a beginnes.. so I dont know much. I use Drops for vocabulary . Memrise is also good. there is an app called Learn Japanese. thats also good
another relaxing language study video!! my 2021 language goal is to become more comfortable with speaking japanese, then reading korean! and also brush up on my asl! atm my favorite k-pop group is txt!
For anyone planning to start studying Japanese, you can check out Japan Foundation's e-Learning course, Minato. It helped me learn the elementary level of Japanese so quickly! And it's a lot of fun. They only offer A1 & A2 though but it's a great way to start. Anyway, good luck on your journey of learning Japanese! :3 Kanji makes me want to cry everyday but being able to read it makes me so happy. And I only have 5 months till I sit for JLPT N2 in July. 😭
Fast doesn't always equal good or proficient. So it's okay to take your time and get it right. I feel like I've deterred from my original goals, so I need to get back on it. I see that I'm going to have to rethink some things, but I definitely want to increase my level in Japanese, maintain my Spanish and be able to have basic conversation in Mandarin. OH MY GOSH!! You're #AGHASE? I LOVE GOT7! I've been listening to their Japanese albums lately (because I need to listen to more Japanese.)
I’m studying Korean and English, and my NO.1 hobby is also learning languages. Your videos motivate me a lot. My language goal of 2021 is to score well on TOEFL and TOPIK.And I hope I can enjoy learning languages!!!
u make me wanna study and i feel more motivated watching ur videos. i usually get fatigue and get anxiety from learning so ur videos really help by just seeing you study :)
Nice video! I’m surprised that your Japanese handwriting is sooo good and beautiful, it seems too difficult to me... btw, thanks for motivate me with my studies, and good luck 🤍
Hey Jazmine! I really love your videos, and I actually feel like I know you in person. You and your videos are comforting and motivate me with my language studies- and I’m not even learning Japanese or Korean! My language goals for 2021 and moving forward are to become B1-B2 level in Icelandic as well as becoming fluent in German. It’s disappointing that I don’t see many blogs revolving people who are learning Icelandic, but I’m glad I have friends who are supporting me throughout the entire process. I’m also going to start learning Spanish in school (even though I don’t want to really). I might learn Japanese In the future, and if I do, I’m glad to have you and your videos helping me out! :))
My goals are to get to higher intermediate in Japanese (finally). I have a class starting on the 25th and then I'll be using iTalki for speaking practice. Maybe the end of the year I'll start doing some Korean but who knows?
I cant believe it!!! You've got 10k subscribers already! I remember seeing your comment on Smart Tokki a month or 2 ago and you only had 334 subscribers! 💕Great job, keep it up!!
Personal recommendations 😊 Korean music: NIve, Jonghyun, MCND, PLT, Hoppipolla, UNIQ, Super Junior. Japanese music: Soma Saito, OLDCODEX, Yoko Kano, LiSA, Hypnosis Microphone. Hope you like them! And also thank you for your videos, you inspire me! /u\
Omgg!! I have also started learning Korean from 2021.... All the bestt❤️ Also we are also having lockdown so 24/7 at home learning languages and preparing for Jan exams😁😉
I'm learning French korean Italian and Chinese but I have been thinking if I should learn Japanese, but you've inspired me that I can learn it as far as I put my work to it that I would learn it , so thank u
Definitely the first ㅎ bc I find that it doesn’t break the vertical-horizontal line flow and it can t be confused with ㄹ if you’re writing fast. Also, my teacher said it s better overall
your korean handwritting looks so good for being a beginner^^ mine look so horrible help kdcbsdhvj my favourite kpop groups are bigbang, x1, astro and the rose and soloists woodz and ione, and I also listen to a lot of khiphop^^
Loved reading your comment 😻 I haven’t listened to ASTRO before so I’ll definitely have a listen! And thank you!! Took me years to perfect my handwriting with Japanese 🙃🥲
I just started japanese studies from zero in Jan 2021, so my 2021 goal is to go all in to study Japanese. If my progress goes smoothly I might consider to take N3 next year.
4:30 I would say the first way. When writing Korean faster, I personally find it easier to write it that way. But it is up to the writer because either would work. It is what you feel most comfortable with :) Also just a side note: If you want to find other communities that have people beginning to learn Korean and advanced people, there is a community on Amino(Korean Language Amino) and a discord server from that Amino too. I love how nice and helpful everyone is there. Many posts are of Korean grammar structures but there are also beginner guides as well Discord link: discord.gg/aNGe4n7tvJ Hope your journey to learning Korean goes good. 화이팅 *quick question to everyone that knowns how to read and write in Korean, do you write fighting with "hwa/화" or with "pi/피"?*
I’m new to your channel and I’m hooked💕. It’s so inspiring watch and listen to learn new languages. As of recently I have been actively trying to learn some Japanese and Korean. Thank you again, new subscriber here ❤️
One tip that I reccomend you is write down using both hiragana and katakana as I made when I was at first steps. PS.SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH BUT I'M NOT NATIVE SPEAKER . But I think it's so important know both of them. Believe me!
Your handwriting is pretty cool ! I do korean as a major and your videos are so nice to watch when studying ! My favorite group is Seventeen by the way :) Oh forgot the romanisation, it will be more difficult with it
Thank's so much! Your comment means a lot coming from a Korean Major! You're the expert :D! Yes I agree! 1 month later and I've dropped romanisation (almost lol)... Yes! I love Seventeen too!!!! 😊💕
I’m a level 8 on talk to me in Korean IV got 7 days worth of notes taken.. and I want to be fluent in Korean by the end of the year. I want to show that just cause my family is not Korean that I can do what they can not. And I want to push myself.
Uh, I am a bilingual Korean-American and I think that ㅎ is easier written with the two horizontal lines compared to the horizontal and the vertical. Of course, both of these are correct, but I just prefer the latter because it’s easier to write when you write it quickly! Edit: by the way I love your videos!
Hi, just wanted to share my language goal for 2021! I would like to advance to N3 for Japanese and start learning Spanish. Mastering these two languages will make them become my third and fourth language! :) 一緒に頑張ってくださいね〜
@@jeremyanneredondo8103 I use a genki workbook PDF online but I have a genki textbook 📕 irl. I only use the PDF for kanji because it’s an insufficient way to learn a language. I used bunpo which helped to learn all my kana but I used an app called Learn Japanese! To memorize it. Right now I’m learning loads of Kanji by using Anki and I’m learning vocabulary with Duolingo and UA-cam videos pretty much anything I see. Although I don’t recommend duolingo if you haven’t finished all your kana it’s bad for that. I use Lingo Deer to learn sentences and stuff. I use a channel ua-cam.com/channels/IciBLpZ6BP2XNYTFXb6eRQ.html to immerge myself into listening and stuff. I’ve already learned conjugation so I collect loads of verbs so I can practice conjugation. I also use Hello Talk to meet people who are Japanese and learning English or also learning Japanese. That pretty much sums it up.
Nice video:) I would say thoug, when learning japanese, espacially reading japanese - cover romaji completly and also the furigana! romaji totally kills pronounciation. And when you have a lot of furigana we tend to read them instead of trying to actually read the kanji! so of course, if it's a new word that you don't know it's great to have them, but I think depending too much on them on kanji you will have to learn soon anyway might be counterproductive^^ but keep it up! Learning multiple languages at once is quite a challenge! So watching your videos is very inspiring:)
I really love your videos they are so motivating but also calming. I am studying Japanese studies so I also have to study Japanese and I really enjoy it 😇 My favourite Kpop group is NCT 💚
I think this video is amazing , I really admire how much you study and it inspires me to continue doing Japanese, thank you for the great video.Which Ipad is that? It looks great.
I'm wondering where you got that japanese story book. Also thanks for the korean app it's definetly gonna be useful to learn the correct way to write and hear the hangul
This video was so calming haha. I’m hoping to study in japan for a few months later this year if the borders open up again! Have you studied Japanese in Japan at all or has all your progress been in the UK? 👼🏻
When you said "Katakana can be hard, right?" I related to it a tiny bit. Kana isn't too difficult, it's the FURIGANA that drives me batty, but it shouldn't! It's literally just smaller kana, but for SOME reason I have a problem with it. My brain is strange lol
I am learning korean too right now and next semester I will start learning Spanish and French (for the next 4years) I wanna be fluent in those 3 languages by 2025, so I can speak 5 languages (plus german/austrian my mother language and English) hehe wish me luck🥺💕
If your still struggling with Hangul u can watch a youtuber called go billy which teaches you Korean alphabet from a foreigners point of view it took me only a few days after watching his videos hope this helped also make flash cards :)
I’ve been learning 한국어 for the past two weeks and the most difficult part for me is the pronunciation. The disadvantage of self-study is that there aren’t anyone to correct you if you pronounced something wrong 😑.
Hey idk if you're using a specific source but howtostudykorean.com provides audios for every word in the vocab, and almost all example sentences. It's really good to hear and repeat so u get a more accurate pronouciation!
@@oh5510 I have been using that but most people are not responsive. And by the time I’m using it people in Korea are already asleep because our time difference is about 10 hours. :(
@@WasanChannel I am learning Japanese and I use hello talk to talk to them. The time difference is huge (I’m EST) and they are 16 hours ahead. I usually text them around 10 ish PM and if I’m lucky 7 ish PM if they are awake. And then sometimes they text me at 9 ish PM and I’d receive it at 9 ish AM idk that’s my kinda schedule. Japan and Korea have different time zones but are close so you can try to do something similar? Also use VR chat! A lot of people on there are awake really early, go to a Korean VR chat world 🗺
A small note from me... jazmine :)
Hi everyone, I hope you are keeping well. I've realised that my stroke order is wrong with Hangul thanks to your very helpful comments, and it was my mistake.😊 By learning Japanese for 5 years and doing it as a Major, I understand how important it is to learn stroke order with Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. You would be so surprised that I still write some hiragana wrong after all of these years😭! Learning Languages is my NO.1 hobby (after coffee and moccas), and I know how slow but greatly rewarding the process is. (And yes I realise that I won't be good at Korean for at least 1 year lol) And of course I always strive to show you my real and honest learning process. It's not perfect, neither is it the right way for everyone, but I'm here to boost your motivation which in turn boosts mine 😆... and that's why I keep making videos! Thank you for always supporting me and see you in the next video 💕
Love,
Jazmine
Hey, Do you powerpoint slides for like absolute beginners that you don't mind sharing via google drive? Thank you so much for this video by the way, it's quite motivating since I'm studying both languages.😊
I think that's no such a thing as "writing wrong". At the end of the day if you can still manage to write the character in a way you and people who's gonna read can identify them it is ok! The strokes order makes them easier to write (mostly cause people used to write with brushes back then) and I think it's cool for us learner to know them (i think it's respectful toward the culture) but you don't have to feel bad about that at all also. I know I write some korean characters with the wrong order, but it works better for me (maybe cause I'm already used to the japanese order lol). I love your videos, they keep me motivated for my own studies :)
for korean, if you havent already i recommend you learn bat-chim, it will save you so much time on pronunciation in the long run, if you are wondering where to learn the bat-chim rules i used koreanclass101. btw you handwriting is so pretty, theres a video on youtube i watched on how to make your handwriting more native. and lastly hello fellow left handed person XD
someone has a book to learn Japanese PDF I don't know where to start thanks
Is it ok if you tell me where you got your sheets from pls
Sometimes people ask: "why do you learn Japanese?" And I don't know the answer. There's something beautiful in understanding other languages, to be in touch with other cultures and I find it so amusing...
@@kimura1990BAHHAHAHHAH
some topics for the beginner:
* learn 한글 (ABc and its pronunciation) first. don’t rely on romanization.
* use grid paper, so your letters’ll be more accurate and beautiful (same size tho)
* it’s true that as a beginner you should learn a right way to write 한글, it won’t matter later when you’ll write faster and in your own way, but to gain that you better write correctly at first.
Wow thank you for this Julia! 🤩 This is super helpful for me and I’m sure many others too :)) ✨
Thanks for this I can’t get grid paper at the moment tho but thanks for the tips ☺️
頑張って。 it takes about 3000h for Japanese and 1000 for Korean to proficiency
ありがとう😊
It's actually a reasonable time, it motivates me, thanks
welp now time to go study for 3000hrs instead of doing my 60 missing assignments :DDD
I’ve seen 2200 hours for Korean? Anyway I’m still a beginner so it will take me good 3-5 years to get a hang of it. As long as we do some practice everyday 🙃
@@yoonlesb6348 i dunno for korean this is just an information from FSI
I’m so excited that you’re starting Korean. It’s such an amazing language. I have a lot of resources for you :))
- Translators: I highly recommend Naver Dictionary online and Papago (it is a more accurate translator than Google. Good for Asian languages)
- I’ve seen this elsewhere on here but I highly discourage the use of romanization. It’s not that accurate and it will mess with you a lot :))
- Talk to Me in 100% Korean for full immersive listening. If you pair it with their english yt channel it is good for cross translation!
- Viki (kdramas) is good for Korean learning because they have a Learn Mode and a built in dictionary!
- Audio Clip and KBS Radio Theater is good for listening too. KBS R.T also has a transcript for every single episode! For beginner listening material I recommend the kid’s show Hello Jadoo and Talk To Me In Korean’s Iyagi (online and podcast). Hope this helps anyone who reads it!
Also about the ㅎ sound, I recommend the first method with the first stroke up vertically. It is a lot easier to write it that way :D
Wow I am so grateful for your notes and recommendations 😳🥰💕💕💕💕
As for Kdramas on Viki, how do i access learning mode and a built in dictionary?
@@pookiekins7904 Look up online "Viki Learner's Mode" and you'll find an article on Viki about it
Why would you need translators? As a wise person once said, “Tolerate the Ambiguity.”
ive been learning korean for the past 2 ish months and i really recommend that after you learn hangul to search up the 100 most commonly used words in korean it really helped me so much
I was trying so do it but realised It’s more useful to do it if you jot down example sentences as well.
Just knowing the words gets you nowhere if you don’t know how to use them
@@yoonlesb6348 the top ten 100 words aren't complex. they're words like hi, hello, good morning, good night they're really easy to learn and use and that's why i and quite a lot of native speakers recommend it bc it motivates u to learn more. if you think they're hard then that's a you problem hun
Don't use romanization just learn hangeul first
i agree
i used romanizations before i started learning korean and it kinda helps for new learners, but learning the korean alphabet and dropping romanization as soon as possible will help out a lot in the long run. i learned the alphabet in less than a day so it is easily doable!
also, words like 맛 can be easily misread as "mas" due to the romanization. using a "t" there would be inaccurate because of ㄷ and ㅌ, but an "s" there may cause confusion. so it is best to learn the korean alphabet and 받침 (letter pronunciation rules) very early on!
I agree I dropped romanisation after a couple of days (I knew Hangul but was still using romanisation as a safety net).
@@yoonlesb6348 Just within a couple of days? That's amazing!
@@ron_peasley yeah right and korean ppl doesnt use korean language with romanization something like pinyin in chinese so when a korean learner type some korean sentences/words use romanization, they barely understand it
Good luck with learning korean!! For the handwriting I really recommend you watch lindie botes video "How to write Hangul like a native" it's an old one but I feel like she goes through some good points of writing more naturally. When I was learning hangul I also used the book become a hangul master from talktomeinkorean and they have some exercises about recognizing native's writing and developing your own handwriting, and it also goes through all the hangul rules of pronunciation so I really recommend it
I'm learning korean and english alone, I really want to speak these languages!
so I'm study all days :D
4:32, i dont really know but, both are used in korean writing, i think that the 2nd version is more used in hand writing, while the 1st in printed...
Thank you for that! 🙏
@@jazminelayah9302 your welcome, i wish you succes in learning new languages!
def not. the 1st one is more natural and makes the written hangul looking fluent and pretty. the second one is more print-like
I've been learning korean for 2 years now and I would love to dabble into mandarin chinese this year!! these past couple of days I started learning about tones and pinyin, which both intimidate me a lot (strangely more than characters) Good luck on your new language!!!!!!!
I started studying Korean last year..but you know....So I started back. Purchased my study supplies. I'm so excited to be back on track.
I’m learning Spanish, Chinese, and Korean. I’ve been thinking about learning Japanese for a while but am unsure of where to start. Good luck with your studies ❤️ and also poor got7 🙁
if u want to learn Japanese then, u can start by learning Hiragana and Katakana scripts. Then u gotta move towards grammar and greeting and then learn Kanji. an additional tip: after learning basic japanese, try evveryday to describe ur day in simple words in japanese.
I am also japanese beginner, and these are tips given to me by some people. hope it helps😊
@@wildnest6740 thank you, it really does. I think soon I’ll start practicing the scripts then and start learning basic phrases too 😊
Honestly, there is this VERY VERY VERY USEFUll chanal that you can literally learn the whole Hiragana understanding and fluency. The channel is called Japanese pod 101 it helped me so muchhh
What apps do you use for learning a new language ? :)
@@lavalen07 Japanese is my first language and I am a beginnes.. so I dont know much.
I use Drops for vocabulary . Memrise is also good. there is an app called Learn Japanese. thats also good
another relaxing language study video!! my 2021 language goal is to become more comfortable with speaking japanese, then reading korean! and also brush up on my asl!
atm my favorite k-pop group is txt!
안녕하세요! 저는 한국인입니다. 한국어를 배우시는 모습이 너무 멋져요! 응원할게요!
9:50 It should be ながめる not なかめる :)
Your Japanese handwriting is so good!!!!!
これからも勉強がんばってください！
Ah i'm also study japanese but it's tough and you make me wanna study again after procrastination for a while, thankyou :)
For anyone planning to start studying Japanese, you can check out Japan Foundation's e-Learning course, Minato. It helped me learn the elementary level of Japanese so quickly! And it's a lot of fun.
They only offer A1 & A2 though but it's a great way to start.
Anyway, good luck on your journey of learning Japanese! :3
Kanji makes me want to cry everyday but being able to read it makes me so happy.
And I only have 5 months till I sit for JLPT N2 in July. 😭
Fast doesn't always equal good or proficient. So it's okay to take your time and get it right.
I feel like I've deterred from my original goals, so I need to get back on it. I see that I'm going to have to rethink some things, but I definitely want to increase my level in Japanese, maintain my Spanish and be able to have basic conversation in Mandarin.
OH MY GOSH!! You're #AGHASE? I LOVE GOT7! I've been listening to their Japanese albums lately (because I need to listen to more Japanese.)
I’m learning korean and Japanese too. Actually I started Japanese back in high school but I decided to come back to it suddenly. Good luck to you! 🤟✨
I’m studying Korean and English, and my NO.1 hobby is also learning languages.
Your videos motivate me a lot.
My language goal of 2021 is to score well on TOEFL and TOPIK.And I hope I can enjoy learning languages!!!
u make me wanna study and i feel more motivated watching ur videos. i usually get fatigue and get anxiety from learning so ur videos really help by just seeing you study :)
Nice video! I’m surprised that your Japanese handwriting is sooo good and beautiful, it seems too difficult to me... btw, thanks for motivate me with my studies, and good luck 🤍
Hey Jazmine! I really love your videos, and I actually feel like I know you in person. You and your videos are comforting and motivate me with my language studies- and I’m not even learning Japanese or Korean! My language goals for 2021 and moving forward are to become B1-B2 level in Icelandic as well as becoming fluent in German. It’s disappointing that I don’t see many blogs revolving people who are learning Icelandic, but I’m glad I have friends who are supporting me throughout the entire process. I’m also going to start learning Spanish in school (even though I don’t want to really). I might learn Japanese In the future, and if I do, I’m glad to have you and your videos helping me out! :))
My goals are to get to higher intermediate in Japanese (finally). I have a class starting on the 25th and then I'll be using iTalki for speaking practice.
Maybe the end of the year I'll start doing some Korean but who knows?
Your notes are super neat! Your videos motivate me to start learning Japanese and Korean, as I am already learning Chinese Mandarin!
I think your letters are really neat and beautiful. Your speed will be normal when you write them for a long time repeatedly.
I cant believe it!!! You've got 10k subscribers already! I remember seeing your comment on Smart Tokki a month or 2 ago and you only had 334 subscribers! 💕Great job, keep it up!!
ahhh love your videos always!! glad to see you like GOT7 too!!! good luck studying korean and keeping up with japanese! you are the best 😊
Personal recommendations 😊
Korean music: NIve, Jonghyun, MCND, PLT, Hoppipolla, UNIQ, Super Junior.
Japanese music: Soma Saito, OLDCODEX, Yoko Kano, LiSA, Hypnosis Microphone.
Hope you like them! And also thank you for your videos, you inspire me! /u\
Omgg!! I have also started learning Korean from 2021....
All the bestt❤️
Also we are also having lockdown so 24/7 at home learning languages and preparing for Jan exams😁😉
Wow were so alike 🤩🤩!! I wish you all the best with exams!!! 🎉
I’m learning Korean too! Keep it up! 화이팅 💪🏻
Your videos motivate me a lot to try and learn more Japanese ! They're just so nice n comfy idk how to say it but thank you really!🥺💖💖💖
My pleasure! Thank you for your kind words ✨🤩
Recently, I'm starting to take Spanish really seriously and would like to learn Japanese as well. You are such a huge motivation for me :)
Wow I like your hand writing styles! Thank you for learning our language:)♥️
I'm learning French korean Italian and Chinese but I have been thinking if I should learn Japanese, but you've inspired me that I can learn it as far as I put my work to it that I would learn it , so thank u
Definitely the first ㅎ bc I find that it doesn’t break the vertical-horizontal line flow and it can t be confused with ㄹ if you’re writing fast. Also, my teacher said it s better overall
I'm studying Japanese and Korean too. And I also think that your handwriting is beautiful 😊
I'm studying Korean and Japanese this year. I needed ideas on which books I should buy and what videos I should watch.
your korean handwritting looks so good for being a beginner^^ mine look so horrible help kdcbsdhvj
my favourite kpop groups are bigbang, x1, astro and the rose and soloists woodz and ione, and I also listen to a lot of khiphop^^
Loved reading your comment 😻 I haven’t listened to ASTRO before so I’ll definitely have a listen! And thank you!! Took me years to perfect my handwriting with Japanese 🙃🥲
Your handwriting is so pretty! 😍💕
Edit: In both Korean, Japanese and in English!
I just started japanese studies from zero in Jan 2021, so my 2021 goal is to go all in to study Japanese. If my progress goes smoothly I might consider to take N3 next year.
Omg your fave is got7! I love you already 😣🥺🥺❤️
Ahgases 💚💚💚💚🥺
Yasssssss! 🥰😝
@@jazminelayah9302 wow gorgeous 🥺🥺🥺💚💚💚💚
4:30
I would say the first way. When writing Korean faster, I personally find it easier to write it that way. But it is up to the writer because either would work. It is what you feel most comfortable with :)
Also just a side note: If you want to find other communities that have people beginning to learn Korean and advanced people, there is a community on Amino(Korean Language Amino) and a discord server from that Amino too. I love how nice and helpful everyone is there. Many posts are of Korean grammar structures but there are also beginner guides as well
Discord link: discord.gg/aNGe4n7tvJ
Hope your journey to learning Korean goes good. 화이팅
*quick question to everyone that knowns how to read and write in Korean, do you write fighting with "hwa/화" or with "pi/피"?*
I think hwa 화이팅
Yay! I love your videos!
Coursera also has a free language classes! I just enrolled in the Korean one from Yonsei University. Learn at your own pace.
I’m new to your channel and I’m hooked💕. It’s so inspiring watch and listen to learn new languages. As of recently I have been actively trying to learn some Japanese and Korean. Thank you again, new subscriber here ❤️
One tip that I reccomend you is write down using both hiragana and katakana as I made when I was at first steps. PS.SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH BUT I'M NOT NATIVE SPEAKER . But I think it's so important know both of them. Believe me!
Your handwriting is pretty cool ! I do korean as a major and your videos are so nice to watch when studying ! My favorite group is Seventeen by the way :)
Oh forgot the romanisation, it will be more difficult with it
Thank's so much! Your comment means a lot coming from a Korean Major! You're the expert :D! Yes I agree! 1 month later and I've dropped romanisation (almost lol)... Yes! I love Seventeen too!!!! 😊💕
I want people to start commenting why they dislike videos and share what they think will make it better
I’m actually learning Japanese right now, and in the future I plan to learn Korean and hanja!
Yay I just startet learning Japanese & your account is such an inspiration!😍
Yeyy! Welcome Fiona 🥰 Thank you for your lovely comment 💕🤩
Your handwriting is very beautiful
I loved this video
Thank you 😊✨✨✨
and my fave korean artists are probably TAEMIN and ITZY atm love their songs :)
Hi fellow Midzy! ✨💖 who’s your bias?
@@geraldinedorville ryujin :) wbu?
@@elin5422 lia, but honestly they all bias wreck me all the time
@@geraldinedorville i agree they’re all amazing!
I’m a level 8 on talk to me in Korean IV got 7 days worth of notes taken.. and I want to be fluent in Korean by the end of the year. I want to show that just cause my family is not Korean that I can do what they can not. And I want to push myself.
Uh, I am a bilingual Korean-American and I think that ㅎ is easier written with the two horizontal lines compared to the horizontal and the vertical. Of course, both of these are correct, but I just prefer the latter because it’s easier to write when you write it quickly!
Edit: by the way I love your videos!
Hi, just wanted to share my language goal for 2021!
I would like to advance to N3 for Japanese and start learning Spanish. Mastering these two languages will make them become my third and fourth language! :)
一緒に頑張ってくださいね〜
I like your handwriting. It's very beautiful! ✨
Thank you Eri 😀😀💕
my language goal for this year is to get past jplt4 by the end of it and learn 1000 kanji
I’m still trying to pass JLPT N5 rn. I think my sources are reliable
@@oh5510 which are?
@@jeremyanneredondo8103 I use a genki workbook PDF online but I have a genki textbook 📕 irl. I only use the PDF for kanji because it’s an insufficient way to learn a language. I used bunpo which helped to learn all my kana but I used an app called Learn Japanese! To memorize it. Right now I’m learning loads of Kanji by using Anki and I’m learning vocabulary with Duolingo and UA-cam videos pretty much anything I see. Although I don’t recommend duolingo if you haven’t finished all your kana it’s bad for that. I use Lingo Deer to learn sentences and stuff. I use a channel ua-cam.com/channels/IciBLpZ6BP2XNYTFXb6eRQ.html to immerge myself into listening and stuff. I’ve already learned conjugation so I collect loads of verbs so I can practice conjugation. I also use Hello Talk to meet people who are Japanese and learning English or also learning Japanese. That pretty much sums it up.
頑張ってますね〜！すごいです🥰
Love your video so much❤️
Nice video:) I would say thoug, when learning japanese, espacially reading japanese - cover romaji completly and also the furigana! romaji totally kills pronounciation. And when you have a lot of furigana we tend to read them instead of trying to actually read the kanji! so of course, if it's a new word that you don't know it's great to have them, but I think depending too much on them on kanji you will have to learn soon anyway might be counterproductive^^ but keep it up! Learning multiple languages at once is quite a challenge! So watching your videos is very inspiring:)
4:34 yesss correct
I've just started learning Japanese a few days ago... :)
I studied Korean with you 😊
I really love your videos they are so motivating but also calming. I am studying Japanese studies so I also have to study Japanese and I really enjoy it 😇
My favourite Kpop group is NCT 💚
I think this video is amazing , I really admire how much you study and it inspires me to continue doing Japanese, thank you for the great video.Which Ipad is that? It looks great.
I really like your technique to learn them👍😊😊🥰
Japanese short storiesの本はなんか面白そうですね！良いおススメでありがとうございます
この動画を観てて楽しみでした！！✨
日本語も韓国語も勉強頑張りましょうね(^O^)
please learn the right hangul stroke order. it is really important
I'm wondering where you got that japanese story book.
Also thanks for the korean app it's definetly gonna be useful to learn the correct way to write and hear the hangul
Greetings from TURKEY ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This video was so calming haha. I’m hoping to study in japan for a few months later this year if the borders open up again! Have you studied Japanese in Japan at all or has all your progress been in the UK? 👼🏻
Your Chanel was made for meee 😭😭🥺
Hey Leah I’m so glad 😃💕 Welcome!
I failed to focus because of got7😂
Cool! Now you have all three languages i started to learn. Let's learn together! You stimulate me to learn more )
頑張って! 一緒に頑張りましょう!
I find the second way to write the 'H' is easiest for me!
I made a video about my 2021 goals :), but they're to be fluent in Portuguese, conversational in French, and proficient in American Sign Language!
Portuguese from portugual or brazil??
@@k-mirror3055 Brazil!
@@marinajansen3196 foi tudo mona kkkkk come to brazil
GOT7 CAUGHT MY ATTENTION BEING AN AHGASE :)
my goal for this year is to learn Japanese and Italian
My fav Kpop group is seventeen
You should totally do a collab with a Japanese youtuber like Stan from worldofxtra!!!
Ahgase?? 💚💚💚
My favourite band is Astro (아스트로) I think and my favourite member is 차은우 (Cha Eun-Woo) 😍😍💫✨
Learning korean from youtube is fun and more useful
Yes I agree! ✨
My Goal this year is to learn korean and reading chinese
When you said "Katakana can be hard, right?" I related to it a tiny bit. Kana isn't too difficult, it's the FURIGANA that drives me batty, but it shouldn't! It's literally just smaller kana, but for SOME reason I have a problem with it. My brain is strange lol
I am learning korean too right now and next semester I will start learning Spanish and French (for the next 4years) I wanna be fluent in those 3 languages by 2025, so I can speak 5 languages (plus german/austrian my mother language and English) hehe wish me luck🥺💕
안녕하세요^^~ 화이팅!!! fighting
Excelllent Jazz. Coffee helps😘
Korean hand writing is left to right and top to bottom.
LOL, I just noticed @ 3:10, like why the hell does this sound so familiar, it's Maplestory OST...
Both way of writing ㅎ is ok
I've tried so harder for to find some notebook's support like that in this video, but I can't find. Maybe this products normally don't come to Brazil.
こんにちは👋😃
とても字がきれいですね～❇️
がんばってくださいね❗
from JAPAN🇯🇵
I'm so Happy to see you love Got7.. and so sad at the same time Q.Q
What kind of aipad are you using ? :)
Great video ~ Very relaxing.
xoxo from Brazil ♥
If your still struggling with Hangul u can watch a youtuber called go billy which teaches you Korean alphabet from a foreigners point of view it took me only a few days after watching his videos hope this helped also make flash cards :)
I’ve been learning 한국어 for the past two weeks and the most difficult part for me is the pronunciation. The disadvantage of self-study is that there aren’t anyone to correct you if you pronounced something wrong 😑.
Use hello talk!
Hey idk if you're using a specific source but howtostudykorean.com provides audios for every word in the vocab, and almost all example sentences. It's really good to hear and repeat so u get a more accurate pronouciation!
@@oh5510 I have been using that but most people are not responsive. And by the time I’m using it people in Korea are already asleep because our time difference is about 10 hours. :(
@@offensiveburrito9941 I will give this a try, thank you!
@@WasanChannel I am learning Japanese and I use hello talk to talk to them. The time difference is huge (I’m EST) and they are 16 hours ahead. I usually text them around 10 ish PM and if I’m lucky 7 ish PM if they are awake. And then sometimes they text me at 9 ish PM and I’d receive it at 9 ish AM idk that’s my kinda schedule. Japan and Korea have different time zones but are close so you can try to do something similar? Also use VR chat! A lot of people on there are awake really early, go to a Korean VR chat world 🗺