Yoolim Lee ok thats fine, thanks for replying. I used your "you look tired" lesson but changed it into I look tired, and said it to my korean exchange friend seoyeon and she was impressed ;) Shes here in Canada for 10 months. Thanks yoooolim!
Great. Yoolim, any tips of "listening" to Korean speakers? My reading comprehension has really improved but I still struggle to catch everything Koreans say most of the time--even though I'll recognize some words here and there.
Well, there would be no typical tips, only for Korean. I mean, you know, it's a language and when you want to learn any languages, you might want to be exposed to such languages as much as possible and that's the way you pick it up, i think. Find anything in Korean, such like music, drama, movie, etc, and for the first time, if you have, use subtitle, lyrics or scripts to catch the meaning and then try without them.
Interesting. In Turkey we use this idiom "Yeme de yanında yat" for very delicious food. It means the food is so delicious that don't eat it, lie down near it.😊😅
French? nah..not really. I tried to learn it but it was quite not easy. That would be awesome if I could pick up French naturally during my staying here, but I don't think it will happen soon haha
people's keep saying that's it's easy to learn and talk Hangul but I don't think so. It's difficult for me. I did the basis, learn the alphabet but still can get how a word have different letters in Korean.
I bet Korean is easier than Mandarin which has more intonation for any syllable that you can imagine. In term of speech from easier to more difficult would be Japanese
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your drawing is always so neat, your the best yoolim!
Glad to hear that:)) thanks
Yoolim Lee i have just one question, are you ever gonna post on your personal channel again? Thats how i first found your videos, thanks :)
well, at this moment, i don't think so. I used to make and upload videos by myself but now I'm just making them :)
Yoolim Lee ok thats fine, thanks for replying. I used your "you look tired" lesson but changed it into I look tired, and said it to my korean exchange friend seoyeon and she was impressed ;) Shes here in Canada for 10 months. Thanks yoooolim!
haha did you say 나 피곤해 보여? your friend 서연 should be surprised lol. Make a lot of beutiful memories with your friend :)
I can practice English and Korean!감사합니다!
둘이 먹다 하나가 죽어도 모를맛
오늘 김기영 갑독남의 1960년에서 나온 영화 를 보면서 이 표현이 영어로 나와서 무슨 의미인지 궁금해졌어요~ 잘 가르쳐서 감사합니다!
thank u for your vid I like to learn Korean for fun :)
Me too 😀
Great.
Yoolim, any tips of "listening" to Korean speakers? My reading comprehension has really improved but I still struggle to catch everything Koreans say most of the time--even though I'll recognize some words here and there.
Well, there would be no typical tips, only for Korean. I mean, you know, it's a language and when you want to learn any languages, you might want to be exposed to such languages as much as possible and that's the way you pick it up, i think. Find anything in Korean, such like music, drama, movie, etc, and for the first time, if you have, use subtitle, lyrics or scripts to catch the meaning and then try without them.
Yoolim Lee Ok, I'll keep doing that! :)
Interesting. In Turkey we use this idiom "Yeme de yanında yat" for very delicious food. It means the food is so delicious that don't eat it, lie down near it.😊😅
haha too bad, not to eat delicious food, but just lie down near it.... ;'( haha
Thanks for the expression :) Le lapin était comment ? :p
did you ask how did the rabbit taste? it was... just.. similar to chicken. It tasted good:)
+Yoolim Lee (이유림) yes, this was my question :) you also know French, I'm impressed :D
French? nah..not really. I tried to learn it but it was quite not easy. That would be awesome if I could pick up French naturally during my staying here, but I don't think it will happen soon haha
people's keep saying that's it's easy to learn and talk Hangul but I don't think so. It's difficult for me. I did the basis, learn the alphabet but still can get how a word have different letters in Korean.
I bet Korean is easier than Mandarin which has more intonation for any syllable that you can imagine. In term of speech from easier to more difficult would be Japanese
+johnny chang so you say Japanese it the easiest to talk? lol
What is your native language? I'm Turkish and Korean is very easy for me. Maybe because of that I'm watching Korean dramas😊
+Zakaria Ait Lmkdem It's more easy to pronounce, at least for someone who has Spanish as background.
+Unni Enes Malik I'm Dutch( The Netherlands)
i'm trying to learn korean
i'm trying to learn korean