This is why I subscribed!! You might just be my top RUclips선생님. Love that you give real scenarios with subtitle variations. It helped me a lot. I might just get further faster watching you! No one else is doing what you’re doing that I’ve seen so far!! 사합니다! 제 한극이름은 사라입니다..
I've been studying Korean in the uni in Seoul for almost 4 months and i found your VDOs r very useful in daily life and match with my korean level I'm now studying. Looking forward to the next interesting VDOs! Kamsahamnida
Thank you so much for this real-life video 😊 Very interesting and useful. When I go to Seoul (next year I hope 🤞😁), I will know to make an order in a coffee shop. And who knows... Maybe we will meet each other and begin to talk in korean. It would be fun 😂 Aigu gasamhamnida sajangnim Big kisses from 🇫🇷
And thank you for the video, I dont feel its much difficult to memorise that, and im a person who’s always struggling when memorising sentences in a different language than my mother tongue.
I understood just listening that you were ordering one each of several items. And that you were saying where you were goung yo eat. So in English we say “I’d like one coffee, korean says “I’d like coffee one?” Thank you for the video l, I aporeciate the time you put into making it. Now Iif only I could taste a little of that Monte Blanc!😜
모닝 선생님, 감사합니다! I have a question about one of the phrases, any answer would be appreciated. 드시고 가세요. I thought that would mean "are you doing takeout" But then you said 네, 먹고 갈게요. And I thought that meant "yes, I'm going (out to eat)" Is it not 가다 to go? Or does it mean something different in a restaurant/service context? Thanks again!
그러면 빵집으로 들어가보겠습니다, i have seen other cases where the grammar 보다 is used and being translated as "let's". Hmmm is this form used mean "let's" as a polite way? what's the difference between 자 and 아/어/여 보다 in this way? and why you used it here instead of the 자 or the ㄹ/을까요 one? (besides you being a native and knowing which one sounds natural) because if we literally translate the sentece, it becomes something like : well then, i will try entering/going in towards the bakery
보다 means try V-ing. And 겠습니다 is a formal speech of 'will V.' 들어가다+보다+겠습니다(들어가보겠습니다) means 'I'll try entering' literally. So it means 'I'll enter the bakery' 빵집으로 들어가봅시다 can be let' enter the bakery😄
The name "몽블랑" for the pastry comes from the famous Mont Blanc mountain in the Alps, which is the highest peak. The dessert resembles the snow-capped mountain, hence the name😄
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I like this video. I like how she repeats with subtitles and with korean pronunciation. Seeing it hearing it .
I really like this style of videos. It's really helpful that you speak clearly, and show English and Korean subtitles, and without subtitles 😊
I feel exactly the same way. 😊
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This is why I subscribed!!
You might just be my top RUclips선생님.
Love that you give real scenarios with subtitle variations. It helped me a lot. I might just get further faster watching you! No one else is doing what you’re doing that I’ve seen so far!! 사합니다! 제 한극이름은 사라입니다..
사라 씨, 고마워요!!😉
I have been looking for Korean learning content like this for years. Thank you so much. This series is perfect!
Teacher never stop with these kind of videos, they are really helpful❤❤❤ 정말 감사합니다
I've been waiting for this video. 정말 감사합니다 모닝 선생님
기다려주셔서 감사합니다!
Its funny how korean words sequence is always reversed like reading an english sentense back to front, so the english subtitles dont match up.
I've been studying Korean in the uni in Seoul for almost 4 months and i found your VDOs r very useful in daily life and match with my korean level I'm now studying.
Looking forward to the next interesting VDOs!
Kamsahamnida
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이런 종류의 비디오들 진짜 맘에 들어요
시청하면서 즐거운 시간을 보냈어요
고생 많으셨습니다 선생님!!
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Thankyou 선생님
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Elle est bien cette vidéo pour apprendre, merci beaucoup !
Omg I loved this video!!. I look forward to more videos like this. Learned lots of vocab and expressions!🥰
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Gosh!! Its damn useful.I roam the internet for months, finally found this good stuff🎀
Great format. Love the different stages of repetition. Very useful.
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Thank you so much! This video is really helpful in learning Korean
i love it. teacher, You are doing what we want listen.
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한국어로 다양한 주제 대화를 많이 만들어 주세요. 유용하네요
이런 일상 영상 너무 도움이 되고 재밌어요,,😊😊
This is awesome!! Just discovering your videos… Love them! 감사합니다!🫶🏻
This was really helpful to solve conversation matters and for self improvement thank you alot❤
I always enjoy listening to your real korean conversation vids!
my first korean video where I practiced listening in detail 🥰😭, thanks, 감사합니다
I love these! Thank you for making these video´s. Really shows common situations in Korea.
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I just learned to write Hangeul 🤭🤭
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간장게장, 족발, 보쌈, 삼계탕 같은 음식을 식당에서 먹는 영상도 보고 싶어요😊
오 좋은 아이디어 고마워요!!😆
안녕하세요 모닝 선생님.
저는 마르코 입니다.
이 실생활 대화 수업 정말 고마워요.
그 몽블랑 빵 맛있어 보여요.
행복한 주말 보내세요.
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네! 빵 너무 맛있었어요. 고마워요😄
Thank you 😊
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Korean subtitles ❤
really like this kind of learning videos, it help me to study in the daily real life and make me feel intresting ,thank you!
Thank you so much 💜❤️
Thank you so much for this real-life video 😊
Very interesting and useful.
When I go to Seoul (next year I hope 🤞😁), I will know to make an order in a coffee shop.
And who knows... Maybe we will meet each other and begin to talk in korean. It would be fun 😂
Aigu gasamhamnida sajangnim
Big kisses from 🇫🇷
Nice video
Can you make a video to explain the difference of (으)니까, 기 때문에, 아/어/여 서 and 는데
Great, thank you
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Great way to teach! 감사합니다!
Hi monim ; One day I will come to meet to you
Thank you❤ from Nepal 🇳🇵
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감사합니다, 머닝쌤~❤
Wao tenks
Wow this video is so helpful
please do more videos like this....thankyou again
This is a really helpful series, thank you!!
And thank you for the video, I dont feel its much difficult to memorise that, and im a person who’s always struggling when memorising sentences in a different language than my mother tongue.
Hello teacher thank you, ☺️
A few sentences about Hit on somebody in Korean please?
If the meaning of 'hit on' is similar to 'flirt with', it's ~을/를 꼬시다😊
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wahhh...thank you ^^
I understood just listening that you were ordering one each of several items. And that you were saying where you were goung yo eat. So in English we say “I’d like one coffee, korean says “I’d like coffee one?”
Thank you for the video l, I aporeciate the time you put into making it. Now Iif only I could taste a little of that Monte Blanc!😜
Yes, we say 커피 하나! 그리고 몽블랑 빵 진짜 맛있어요👍
Love the 3 steps listening ! Thank you
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이런 비디오 너무 좋아요!! 한국어 배우는 친구한테 추천했는데 친구도 좋아요!! 💛
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My name right to Korean alfabate mam.❤
I learn korea since im here in korea 💖 Thankyou
Nice Tiramisu pronounce by the way ❤️❤️❤️
티라미수😄😄
شكرا جزيلا هذه الطريقة رائعة ومفيدة المزيد منها من فضلك🤍🫰
맛있다😊
친구들과 잘 먹어요 누나. 이 비디오 진짜 좋아해.
모닝 선생님, 감사합니다!
I have a question about one of the phrases, any answer would be appreciated.
드시고 가세요. I thought that would mean "are you doing takeout"
But then you said 네, 먹고 갈게요.
And I thought that meant "yes, I'm going (out to eat)"
Is it not 가다 to go? Or does it mean something different in a restaurant/service context?
Thanks again!
Oh! I found my answer in the comments!
That's nice! 먹고 갈게요 means I'll eat here and go (out)😄
That cat was so freaked out 😂
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Pls make one in bank❤ and lots of love❤
I got it😁😁
What kind of conversation do you want to know in a bank? :)
Like depositing cash and opening an account
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와! 감사합니다☺️☺️
May I ask 매장식사이요 and 먹고 갈 거예요 which one is more natural spoken in Korea?
감사합니다
매장식사요 is a bit unnatural, so 먹고 갈 거예요 is better👍
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그러면 빵집으로 들어가보겠습니다, i have seen other cases where the grammar 보다 is used and being translated as "let's". Hmmm is this form used mean "let's" as a polite way? what's the difference between 자 and 아/어/여 보다 in this way? and why you used it here instead of the 자 or the ㄹ/을까요 one? (besides you being a native and knowing which one sounds natural)
because if we literally translate the sentece, it becomes something like : well then, i will try entering/going in towards the bakery
보다 means try V-ing. And 겠습니다 is a formal speech of 'will V.' 들어가다+보다+겠습니다(들어가보겠습니다) means 'I'll try entering' literally. So it means 'I'll enter the bakery' 빵집으로 들어가봅시다 can be let' enter the bakery😄
@@koreanmorning Oohh so it's kinda a soft meaning of "trying"?, ohh and what if you have said it as : 그러면 빵집으로 들어가자~ or as 그러면 빵집으로 들어가볼까요~ hmm 들어가보자?
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선생님, does “먹고 갈게요” mean “I’ll have it here and then go”?
Technically, yes!😁
I'm really curious why they call mont blanc 몽블랑 instead of 몽블렁 😂 it's closer to the actual pronunciation
(But it's cute so we don't care🎉)
The name "몽블랑" for the pastry comes from the famous Mont Blanc mountain in the Alps, which is the highest peak. The dessert resembles the snow-capped mountain, hence the name😄
Instead of saying "먹고 갈게요 " how to say " I'd like to take it to go." in Korean?
”가지고 갈게요“ or “테이크아웃 할게요” (take out)
@@kookjeon8388 감사합니다~
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How to have a conversation in a bank?
Okay! That’s a good idea😃
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