To those learning Korean, especially new learners, not being afraid to make a mistake is HUGE! Korean Unnie is right, the Koreans I have met are so warm and open to helping me speak better Korean. Even though I have been studying for years and I know I have improved and Korean friends have complimented me on how better my Korean has gotten through the years, I'm still not confident because I'm not at the same level as Native Korean speakers so I beat myself up about it which is the WRONG thing to do! Be confident, TALK, it's the only way we learn =)
Niki Pezzano Thank you for writing this comment! I’m eleven, and I’ve been studying on Korean for about two months. I’m always worried about not speaking fast enough, or pronouncing the words right, but thanks to you, I just got reminded that if I do my best and keep trying, some day I’ll be able to speak fluently.
Niki Pezzano This was the hardest part for me. I would get shaky and nervous, where I've been a great public speaker for my whole life, but can suddenly not talk to a single perspn standing before me. It would take me a whole minute just to ask a question because I would get nervous, forget Korean, and keep starting my semtence over. It was still scary on the phone, but finding good language partners online has helped me shake that fear quite a bit. They must have been really annoyed at first to hear me say keep stopping after I thought I missed a particle, jumping from 제가 to 저는 to 나는 like a jackrabbit, and stop right before the verb and start over like 5 times. Lol they gave me tons of advice and forced me to repeat what they said again and again, and explaoned as much as they could. The first two times were awkward, but about 5 minutes into my first call to my new friend 민지, we were playing a game of Simon (the sequence game) between English and Korean 😂 and I loved it! I got so nervous that I forgot Minji was also learning English! When I remembered that, it made the whole thing a lot of fun. Now I have a friend and a language partner (:
Pickle Cat 🤔 for what I know both means Korean (language) but I thought there's should be some kind of difference, maybe something like "you use A in this kind of situations or B in this other kind of situations"
Pickle Cat I thought they were unchangeable I was wrong I just searched up about it, you right 한국어 is more formal and not used very much in every day speech, and while I was reading I realized about 말 that is used to refer to the words one says as the language as well ^^ tysm now I have it clear
Thank you for touching on not worrying about speaking broken Korean. I went to SKT yesterday and signed up for a new phone contract, and I spoke in Korean the whole time. The employee and I understood each other for the most part, and it is quite an empowering feeling knowing that my Korean is finally reaching a level where I can do that. I know I still have a long way to go in terms of fluency, but these little successful scenarios really help in motivating me to further improve myself.
Imagine someone knowing only a few sentences in Korean and asking someone in Korea about something and then the Korean says “Omg you are so good in Korean” so then they take you to a tv show and people there start speaking so much Korean and you don’t understand anything 😂😂🤦♀️🤦♀️
Your intro was such a relief. I'm trying to learn Korean and I want to go to Korea. But I know there are formal and informal ways of saying things. And all I can visualize is being in Korea and accidentally talking to an elder/stranger informally and they get mad and like......chop my head off or something idk lol
Cup of Tae, w/Suga Kookies & no jams when I went to Korea I found that when someone like a family member started a conversation I just start with “sorry I’m not very good at korean” and they will most likely be fine with it and even help you and best case scenario they’ll start speaking in English for you ( ^ω^ )
I love how she adds expression into every word, it really helps you absorb the meaning and when you say it after listening a few times it feels very fluid... thank you
I love how often you repeat the phrases and when you say it slowly and clearly; it's the only way I learn instead of getting frustrated because I can't get it
I understand a little bit when I hear someone speaking korean(or read a comment that is written in Korean) but I don't know how to speak it well 😅 or make a sentence well
Trevor Standing Soldier Take advantage of that opportunity. A shop close to my house is korean own and they often speak in korean so I'm using that to get used to speaking in korean
I wish I knew these sentences much earlier! These are like "keys" to learn more. They should be thought at the beginning of the learning process, together with things like "this is easy / difficult". Thanks for this extremely useful lesson.
I've been watching a lot of Korean Unnie lessons and I think I'm getting better.... sort of. You don't have to take my advice Unnie but I think that maybe you should have a lesson overview/review at the end? This helps me when I learn, I don't know if everyone else needs it, but It would be very helpful! Gomabda for the amazing tips and this lesson Unnie!
Thanks Korean Unnie! I've checked out a LOT of KO courses and yours is best. Your stuff is useful and you waste no time with a lot of unnecessary chatter,
I'm not even a native English speaker, I have to thank God for the capacity of learning English first. Now I'm on my way to learn Korean! Thanks for the video Unnie💜
Thank you so so much!!!! I just stumbled upon your channel and I was blown away by the way you teach. Thank you again. Oh yeah, I went to Korea many years ago and for the most part the natives helped me learn the language once they knew I was enamored and curious about Korean culture.
Great video, thanks for giving us the tools to ask questions ourselves and we can learn more! thanks so much. One other feedback i had for your video, can you put in time stamps at the at the start of phrases in the description, then we can quickly go back and forwards to the exact point to rehear certain bits! Thanks so much for these videos you do such a great job, keep it up!!!
Im currently learning korean online and I don’t have anybody to ask of some words. i was very confused how to use 이/가 now it’s clear to me now . thankssssa 🙇♀️
Thanks for these great videos!! You explain the translations to the best level of detail which is awesome. I love how you explain the individual words in the phrases and also add context! 감사합니다! 또는, 이것이 한국말로 뭐예요? (Points to hangar) now I really want to know! ㅋㅋㅋ
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To those learning Korean, especially new learners, not being afraid to make a mistake is HUGE!
Korean Unnie is right, the Koreans I have met are so warm and open to helping me speak better Korean. Even though I have been studying for years and I know I have improved and Korean friends have complimented me on how better my Korean has gotten through the years, I'm still not confident because I'm not at the same level as Native Korean speakers so I beat myself up about it which is the WRONG thing to do! Be confident, TALK, it's the only way we learn =)
Niki Pezzano Thank you for writing this comment! I’m eleven, and I’ve been studying on Korean for about two months. I’m always worried about not speaking fast enough, or pronouncing the words right, but thanks to you, I just got reminded that if I do my best and keep trying, some day I’ll be able to speak fluently.
Niki Pezzano
This was the hardest part for me. I would get shaky and nervous, where I've been a great public speaker for my whole life, but can suddenly not talk to a single perspn standing before me. It would take me a whole minute just to ask a question because I would get nervous, forget Korean, and keep starting my semtence over. It was still scary on the phone, but finding good language partners online has helped me shake that fear quite a bit. They must have been really annoyed at first to hear me say keep stopping after I thought I missed a particle, jumping from 제가 to 저는 to 나는 like a jackrabbit, and stop right before the verb and start over like 5 times. Lol they gave me tons of advice and forced me to repeat what they said again and again, and explaoned as much as they could. The first two times were awkward, but about 5 minutes into my first call to my new friend 민지, we were playing a game of Simon (the sequence game) between English and Korean 😂 and I loved it!
I got so nervous that I forgot Minji was also learning English! When I remembered that, it made the whole thing a lot of fun. Now I have a friend and a language partner (:
For me, the hardest part is pronouncing words, and idk how to improve because I don't know anyone who speaks Korean
Niki Pezzano thanks YOU have me so much HOPE AND fighting !!😭💘
@@nejtaksandahl hows your ur korean now?
“what does Bangtansonyeondan mean?”
me: *inhales deeply*
Me too
I think it means bulletproof boyscout I'm not sure
Bulletproof boy's group
@@raven-mo1vs yeah...you're true
Exaaaaaactly!!!!
It's a lot more fun when Unnie makes BTS examples😂😂
yeah😂✌
Bwing 태 😁😂✌🖑
IKR
Are you Arabian or smth?
Yup:v 😆
Me: *strugels enough to learn english and french
Also me: Wow, this looks interesting
I'm just curious what's your mother tongue ( native language I guess ) ??
@@AKaq-iv3nt my native language is german☺️
Helen Blueberrie I learn Spanish and korean
Helen Blueberrie Lol english is so easy to learn for germans and vice versa...
that explains "strugels" 😂
Bangtan in several examples i love that 😂❤
Btw is there any difference between 한국어 and 한국말?
Chimchim Jamjam 한극이 means Korea 한극말 means Korean language. (im so proud of myself for knowing this! Im learning too)
Pickle Cat 🤔 for what I know both means Korean (language) but I thought there's should be some kind of difference, maybe something like "you use A in this kind of situations or B in this other kind of situations"
Chimchim Jamjam no, I think you are referring to formal and informal language. The info I have given is correct.
Pickle Cat I thought they were unchangeable I was wrong I just searched up about it, you right 한국어 is more formal and not used very much in every day speech, and while I was reading I realized about 말 that is used to refer to the words one says as the language as well ^^ tysm now I have it clear
Thank you for touching on not worrying about speaking broken Korean. I went to SKT yesterday and signed up for a new phone contract, and I spoke in Korean the whole time. The employee and I understood each other for the most part, and it is quite an empowering feeling knowing that my Korean is finally reaching a level where I can do that. I know I still have a long way to go in terms of fluency, but these little successful scenarios really help in motivating me to further improve myself.
That's great 👏🏽 ahh your success story gives me motivation to study more diligently. Idk you but I'm so proud of you ☺️ 잘했어요
Pencil Wisdom I’m glad my story could help motivate you! You can do it! :)
OMG when you have a korean husband dont understand english and he is korean native and you speak a broken korean language with him. 😂😂😂😂😗😗
KOREAN Language is an easy language because they dont have Long sentence like English and Spanish. They have a lot of meanings.😀😁😁
@@lupevlogsenlosangeles.7340 Yes I think that :)
Is it just me or Unnie looks like Rosé from BlackPink??
Same gurl, same
stop
Samurai Kitty no I don’t think
THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING 💭!!!!!!
Samurai Kitty same
Imagine someone knowing only a few sentences in Korean and asking someone in Korea about something and then the Korean says
“Omg you are so good in Korean” so then they take you to a tv show and people there start speaking so much Korean and you don’t understand anything 😂😂🤦♀️🤦♀️
I feel that sis xd
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣omgggg
Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Then you say Jo-geum Cheun-cheun he mal hae jusayo
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂ya...it happened with me
Your intro was such a relief. I'm trying to learn Korean and I want to go to Korea. But I know there are formal and informal ways of saying things. And all I can visualize is being in Korea and accidentally talking to an elder/stranger informally and they get mad and like......chop my head off or something idk lol
Cup of Tae, w/Suga Kookies & no jams
Omg I fear the same thing too
Me too but you know tell them you're a new Korean speaker
Cup of Tae, w/Suga Kookies & no jams when I went to Korea I found that when someone like a family member started a conversation I just start with “sorry I’m not very good at korean” and they will most likely be fine with it and even help you and best case scenario they’ll start speaking in English for you ( ^ω^ )
감사합니다 진짜 thank you a lot that's helpfully
Thank you Korean unnie l love you you make Korean very fun and easy
Yes its true, Korean UNNIE saranghae~💕💕
I love how she adds expression into every word, it really helps you absorb the meaning and when you say it after listening a few times it feels very fluid... thank you
YAY KOREAN UNNIE I LOVE YOU
😉😉
You give me life when you suddenly started talking 'bout BTS😍😭
hanna raqifluz sjsksjos sameeee
sameeeeeeee
Samee
Same
Lmao same
I’m so happy you uploaded unnie. I’ve been crying all day because of the news about 종현.
Same
Same xD
Same😭
나도
Nuuuuuu!!*cries Han River*
Korean Unnie ended up using BTS as example HAHAHA LOVE YOU KOREAN UNNIE :) and MERRY CHRISTMAS and ADVANCE HAPPY NEW YEEAAR
Micmicbungee live your pic
Beautiful great nice wonderful..kamsahamnida...
I love how often you repeat the phrases and when you say it slowly and clearly; it's the only way I learn instead of getting frustrated because I can't get it
It is very helpful for me. Thank you Korean Unnie.
I just started learning Korean sentences and this helped me lots!
Oh this slow and broken up parts of pronunciation really helps - thanks a ton !
I understand a little bit when I hear someone speaking korean(or read a comment that is written in Korean) but I don't know how to speak it well 😅 or make a sentence well
Same
I just found out one of my fellow coworkers is Korean. I now have an opportunity to learn even more about the Korean language.
Trevor Standing Soldier
Take advantage of that opportunity. A shop close to my house is korean own and they often speak in korean so I'm using that to get used to speaking in korean
Jo-geum cheon-cheon-hee mal-hae ju-se-yo
I love you eunnie
#dongdong❤❤😍😘
PERFECT! This is want I really want to know now. 감사합니다
고마워요 선생님!... Who gave this a thumbs down? Seriously! You are awesome!
1:28 no, that's 10 unnie. 😂😂😂😂
민디오나 haha😂 Our Unnie is so cute!!😂😂
The other five will be in part 2 of this video. 😝😝😝
Just seeing your random videos gives the positive vibes that one day I can speak Korean
Excellent teaching. Beutiful teacher. Everything is perfect if you would study Korean.
So much love you, so usefull leason to help everybody who love Korean
This was so helpfull I love watching your videos
For the -ee/ga part whatever word we use kinda matched what we put at the end
Thank you so much Unnie! Your lessons have really helped!
Love you Korean Unnie coz you always mention my Kings.💕 You motivated me to learn korean when you say that😘🌸
She looks like rosé
You are Good sincere teacher thanks!
oooooh you are sooo cute 😍😍 thank you unnie ^^
You are so cute when you say "deooo juseyo"))))
I wish I knew these sentences much earlier! These are like "keys" to learn more. They should be thought at the beginning of the learning process, together with things like "this is easy / difficult". Thanks for this extremely useful lesson.
thank you unnie! this video is very useful (as always)💖
Your eyes 😍
안녕하세요~
Your videos are really fun, and I appreciate you sharing and working hard ! 고맙솝니다~
your lesson is helping me a lot....너무 감사해요. .
I love Your way to Teach!! GREAT!!
Perfect lessons,thanks a lot Oniii
thank you again teacher see u the next lesson.....수고하셨습니다
Thank you so much for teaching.
I've been watching a lot of Korean Unnie lessons and I think I'm getting better.... sort of.
You don't have to take my advice Unnie but I think that maybe you should have a lesson overview/review at the end?
This helps me when I learn, I don't know if everyone else needs it, but It would be very helpful!
Gomabda for the amazing tips and this lesson Unnie!
I love watching your videos they really help me with learning Korean quicker 💖 thank youuu
남준형님 would be so proud of you for helping us
I can feel genius leader's pride from here
고마워요 누나~ 다음에 봐요~
Korean Unnie is so great. This really works. Good show!
Noona,thank you for teaching us :>>> we do really appreciate it♡
I need a new book to copy every single thing, 진짜 감사합니다 언니!! 사랑해요 !!❤❤❤
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you:)
All of your videos are very helpful! Thank you so much Unnie! 💜 lots of love! 💜
Спасибо !!! хорошие слова надо выучить))
KOREAN IS EASY AND FUN WITH KOREAN UNNIE
AND WITH BTS EXAMPLES .LOVE IT!!😙
I like it so much! Hydrate yourself well🙆♂️
감사합니다 한국 언니😊
These are super useful! Thank you! :)
This is so useful, your videos are a perfect combination between grammatically useful, simple and fun! Thank you. You help me so much ! 감사합니다
You videos SAVED my life!!!
I already know Spanish and English I just want to learn for bts and just to know a new language 💜
Thanks Korean Unnie! I've checked out a LOT of KO courses and yours is best. Your stuff is useful and you waste no time with a lot of unnecessary chatter,
You out did yourself this time. These are phrases I so needed to learn. I kept repeating them until I can say like you....... Thank you so much.
I love your videos so much ♥️ It’s really easy to understand, thank you
Thanks for the video. I learned a lot.
I'm not even a native English speaker, I have to thank God for the capacity of learning English first. Now I'm on my way to learn Korean! Thanks for the video Unnie💜
thank you so much! your videos are the absolute best for learning korean!!
Great. Thanks
Ur vids are very helpful thanks!!❤️❤️
it was so helpful!! thank u so much! lots of love from Turkey 🇹🇷 감사합니당 >
that's it I'm subscribing (btw I love that you make bts references)
Tavia Crocker same :)
Thank you so so much!!!! I just stumbled upon your channel and I was blown away by the way you teach. Thank you again.
Oh yeah, I went to Korea many years ago and for the most part the natives helped me learn the language once they knew I was enamored and curious about Korean culture.
Thank u for letting us all teach Korean~ I luv u~
안 녕~Im your new subscriber..Im 11 yrs old..Thank you for your Korean lessons..It improves my writing..Thank you..your a big help!
Its 안녕하세요 coz that is informal but if you want to write it it is 안녕
I love ur videos💕사랑해❣️
Thank you! So much it's really funny way of learning Korean lg.
You are the best korean teacher ever
thank you... merry xmas everyone
Really appreciate you unnie
Thanksyou. My teacher
You're so kind and beautiful korean unnie😊😊
I'm in love with your voice speaking korean omg
The way she said " we learnt lot guys" literally remembered my grammar classes
Love the way you say MY DUNG DUNG 😍😍😃
Yep, very useful phrases! I wish I'd watched this one first when I got to Korea 6 weeks ago!
You are the best teacher💜
Thank you so much 언 니 ❤️❤️✨
Great video, thanks for giving us the tools to ask questions ourselves and we can learn more! thanks so much. One other feedback i had for your video, can you put in time stamps at the at the start of phrases in the description, then we can quickly go back and forwards to the exact point to rehear certain bits! Thanks so much for these videos you do such a great job, keep it up!!!
한 번 더 말해주세여, I need this! 가사합니다, 언니. 💕
MAN, I LOVE YOUU. You saved my life with your videos
unnie!!! Thank you for all your videos. I have been watching it and it makes learning Korean much more fun and simpler.
thank you so much for teaching us..
진짜 감사함니다 언니❤
I learn this so easily with you!
Im currently learning korean online and I don’t have anybody to ask of some words. i was very confused how to use 이/가 now it’s clear to me now . thankssssa 🙇♀️
This is really cool unnie!!
한국언니는 최고의 선생님이다🤩🥰👍
Thanks for these great videos!! You explain the translations to the best level of detail which is awesome. I love how you explain the individual words in the phrases and also add context! 감사합니다! 또는, 이것이 한국말로 뭐예요? (Points to hangar) now I really want to know! ㅋㅋㅋ