I think learning grammar from non-native speakers is totally fine, as long as they seem trustworthy. Learners can understand other learners' brains better sometimes. I never really did the "comprehensible input" method for Korean - like you, I just enjoyed watching Kdramas, and I would study vocab and grammar on the side. It would always amaze me how I would learn a word/phrase/grammar point and suddenly start hearing it EVERYWHERE in dramas or variety shows I also never worried about having just Korean subs or no subs or anything like that (even now, I still watch Kdramas with English subs -- I'm watching them for enjoyment more than anything, so I don't want to miss a single word of understanding.) I love using Language Reactor on Netflix for double subs, though, because it's like the best of both worlds. Random question - are you a tennis player? I was staring at the tennis racquets on your sweatshirt for half the video wondering lol
It's super interesting to see how you're studying Korean! Being a beginner is so frustrating😭 I love studying English so I thought it would be easy for me to study Korean, but it turns out it's not that fun when you're starting from zero... but slowly we'll make it to where we can actually start engaging with native materials and I think that will be so much fun! I love that we get to watch k dramas and people can't question it because we're technically studying lol
hahah facts! its seriously no fun at all from zero, wish i was one of those people who feel so overwhelmed with excitement at all there is to learn but.. nah LMFAO hahah same :)) def a perk of language learning, like this is literally my study time wdym!! hahah
I think learning grammar from non-native speakers is totally fine, as long as they seem trustworthy. Learners can understand other learners' brains better sometimes.
I never really did the "comprehensible input" method for Korean - like you, I just enjoyed watching Kdramas, and I would study vocab and grammar on the side. It would always amaze me how I would learn a word/phrase/grammar point and suddenly start hearing it EVERYWHERE in dramas or variety shows
I also never worried about having just Korean subs or no subs or anything like that (even now, I still watch Kdramas with English subs -- I'm watching them for enjoyment more than anything, so I don't want to miss a single word of understanding.) I love using Language Reactor on Netflix for double subs, though, because it's like the best of both worlds.
Random question - are you a tennis player? I was staring at the tennis racquets on your sweatshirt for half the video wondering lol
Thank you 🔥
It's super interesting to see how you're studying Korean! Being a beginner is so frustrating😭 I love studying English so I thought it would be easy for me to study Korean, but it turns out it's not that fun when you're starting from zero... but slowly we'll make it to where we can actually start engaging with native materials and I think that will be so much fun! I love that we get to watch k dramas and people can't question it because we're technically studying lol
hahah facts! its seriously no fun at all from zero, wish i was one of those people who feel so overwhelmed with excitement at all there is to learn but.. nah LMFAO hahah same :)) def a perk of language learning, like this is literally my study time wdym!! hahah
I love K-Dramas but haven’t brought myself to try my hand at learning Korean so you go girl👏🏽✨
yesssss i will say it sure is a challenge 😭 but itll be so worth it the more i understand!! :') and thanks haha ✨
I love your jacket 😍 beginner hater uniteeee
thank you, its from ae!! hehe n may the beginner hater club commence 😌