I started to learn Korean I think after a year of discovering Kpop. I just fell in love with the language so I first started trying to learn in 2018 but life got busy so I wasn’t studying consistently like at all for like over a year but last year I resumed and I’ve been studying consistently since November 2020.
my next video I'm going to be taking about my favorite K-dramas!! I'm also gonna create a kakaotalk open chat so we can all chat about our favs 🥰 so turn on post notifications so you don't miss it
I went for 3 months and needed around 2200€ for traveling, shopping and living expenses in general, an additional 1200€ for my language program + dorm room and 600€ for my flights to and from korea. Id save around 4000-5000€ in total, depending on how much you plan on traveling over there. (I traveled to jeju and busan for example, which was included in the 2000€ above, went shopping too but didnt do any crazy huge shopping trips) I just lived with my parents and got a full time job for half a year, saved everything and boom there you go ^^
There's a youtube channel called "Learn Korean in Korean" that I really like so far. He speaks kind of slow and repeats things in a comprehensible way. I've been self-studying more seriously for the past week now. Getting my motivation back slowly :D 파이팅!
I think I started in late 2015 when My sister introduced me to kpop I was 10 years old And I really just tried my best to go through Pinterest and just learnt common phrases used in dramas, but that was like the first week so I still had no idea how to read and was just trying to make out the romanized version of everything then I started to learn Hangul and I think I had it down in like and hour it was really eat for me idky then I found out it was hard for others and have basically just been living my life as the main character of every kdrama I have watched ever. Lmao but honestly I was so passionate about Korean and Korea just because it seemed so unreal to me and as a ten year old having to act 20 and being bullied for reason I'm still not aware of, it comforted me and I think that's how I was able to learn it so fast and so well especially being a self taught 10/11 year old. After about a year I stopped watching dramas with subtitles and tbh I'm just really thank full for kpop and Korean and just Korea in general for existing. So that why/how I got into Korean/kpop and kdramas. Ily btw your so cool and I love all you videos you literally so therapeutic haha✨💛
this makes me feel so motivated !!! i wanna visit korea one day and i’ve been studying for about 3 months now :) It’s hard but really you just need to be consistent and determined, Love your vids kali
I started studying korean in 2018, went to a korean uni to study in 2019 and since 2020 I'm taking online classes at 세종학당, I'm on the upper end of being an intermediate speaker, however it still feels like I should know more considering Ive been studying for a few years now :/ Ive struggled with the only being able to study in classes thing as well and recommend 세종학당 to everyone out there!! They have institutes all over the world that provide korean online classes for free! They literally saved my korean learning progress haha
I attended classes for a while and learnt the basics! I wasn't confident enough to practice with my teachers, but that gradually changed. I started to talk more and more and I binge-watched kdramas as well to make my listening comprehension a bit better! After practicing with my teachers a bit, I started to talk to myself in Korean and I feel like that helped me a lot! I am now much more confident and comfortable in speaking :)
i know this is not related but damn girl u look so fly! i’m literally in love with your style. only if you are comfortable can u please make a fashion kind of video!? it’s just a video idea don’t feel pressured at all! love u ❤️
I became interested in learning Korean after Learn Korean with BTS came out. I remember watching Whitney Bae videos years ago and thinking how cool it was she spoke Korean, but I was interested in learning it myself. I only started listening to KPOP in 2018. I'm currently being extra and taking 3 classes from different centers. It seems as though most "polyglots" are against classes, but I learned the best from classes and don't feel the need for one-on-one at my current level.
Outstanding video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
When you mentioned SHINee I literally started crying I’ve been a fan since I was 11 so since 2015 my older cousin introduced me to them, the end of 2017 was very heartbreaking💔😕(I also barely started learning Korean since June this year because I was focusing on learning Japanese)
Omg i remember watching your first day day at a korean university video ☺️ I can't believe it's been 3 years 😭 I'm also learning korean but it's really hard doing it alone. So I usually watch kdramas and I agree that it really helps pick up some vocabulary.
I always thought it was cool people could learn languages so last year summer I decided to learn Spanish because everyone told me it would be the easiest. During the summer I made the best progress because I would spend 4 hours watching the same topic over and over again or reviewing my notes. Now almost a year later I can’t wait for summer to make the best progress again. In the school year during breaks I would most of my time studying but besides that I just had input. This summer my goal is vocab, speak, vocab, speak. I already have friends from Mexico, Ecuador and Argentina so I can’t wait!
I decided to take Korean seriously 7 months ago. I tried to learn Korean before that, but I kept falling off and I wasn't really interested I guess. My dad inspired me to get back into it. I was learning from scratch so I didn't know ANYTHING. I started off with Duolingo and it didn't really tell me what I was learning. It just gave me these symbols to pronounce and practice on. After about a month I knew what Hangul was 🙄. It shouldn't have taken me that long to figure out what I was learning, but it worked out I guess. Thennn.. one of your videos were recommended to me (It was the one where you were showing us apps you use) I installed some of them and it helped a lot. I was pretty much learning Korean with game apps for 3 months until Christmas came and my parents bought me books. Korean is fun and kinda easy to learn. I'm just a really lazy person and I don't have a lot of motivation so.. it's a slow process. I can read Korean and pronounce it, but I'm still a beginner. With me being shy and hating the way I sound when I speak Korean, it takes away my communication skills. I'm 13 btw.. I started last year 💃🏾. Oh yeah and K-pop/Korean culture is what inspires me 😁💜💜.
I've been learning for a few weeks now but previously I had started back in 2019, sadly I stopped and forgot everything but now I feel confident I'll get there even if it takes me 6 years
Yessss.. The golden era of Kpop is where I started. That got me interested but not enough to actually learn the language... I only started learning Korean seriously back in August and I have been learning on and off. I can't seem to stick with a schedule of learning consistently every day. I don't know why. I think I'm just lazy which really sucks! I'll need to focus harder and purchase some actual workbooks for myself. It would also help to have some Korean friends. Lol.
Hey idk what website / books you’re using but if you want we could maybe talk abt it :) I’m also trying to learn everyday but I can’t stick to it and I’m trying to find a language partner to force me into actually studying
Hello👋🏻👋🏻 I really enjoy your videos and I find your videos really helpful to me❤️❤️ I’m trying to study as much languages I’m interested in, so your videos are perfect for me. Thank you and keep up the good work❤️❤️🥰🥰
I love books, im interested in books most especially if the books have more pictures that are intereating to read, but I can't buy some books korean books because it so expensive here in our country so I try online. ❤️ I watch more vlogs and ur vlogs too.. I love ur vibess. ✨😊
Why i want to learn Korean: 1.K-Pop 2.They most people in my counzry learn Italien or somthing like that, ant Korean is a lot diffrent so yeag 3. To confuse people 4. To impress people 5. To make myself proud
it's been "slightly" over a year since I first started learning hangul - I actually managed to visit Korea in early 2020 and I decided to learn hangul in case I get lost and need to at least find out where I am lol, but I've been going on small group lessons since last September and I'm set on going to the language institute in Korea too. So that's what I am currently saving money for :D Hope to be there already in the upcoming September. Take care!
hahah. Back in the day when I decided to learn Japanese I found Girls Generation on RUclips and totally thought they were Japanese too. In my defense half their songs are in Japanese. They are so cute though. I think I instantly had a crush on the whole group.
Hi! I just started learning korea but just can't stock together maybe beacuse of there is no one learning with me 😭😭 Pls if anybody is also like a lazy ass like me let's work it out together... I think I really need someone to talk to me
I can relate to overestimating your language skills. I can speak Japanese pretty well one on one. Being in the US I pretty much only speak to Japanese people one on one either through language exchange or an iTalki lesson. And I was thinking my Japanese must have gotten so good since I left Japan. But in reality they're dumbing down their Japanese so a foreigner can understand it. If I go to Japan real Japanese will kick my ass again I'm sure (if I stop and honestly think about it).
Hi I’m just starting to learn Korean, I would definitely like to do a Korean language program, could you talk more in depth about the program, different language programs with your suggestions as well as info about accommodation while you were there, costs, etc.
Hi :) I’m wondering what Korean language school you’re looking into and which one you went to. I’m wanting to go to one as well. Also, some details like cost, schedule, and stuff like that. I made the decision right now after watching your video that I’ll save up and go to a Korean language school. So excited, thank you!!
I just noticed i was so young i don’t remember which word was my first korean word i was like 3 but it was probably eomma or one of the facial body parts which because i was so young and im just starting again i it was nose which is ko I believe eye is nun i forgot lips and ears but yeah basically thats my little rant
i know how to read & write in hangul, i also know a few korean words. when getting down to actually learning sentences & more vocabulary i struggle a lot. mainly because of informal and formal. i use hellotalk to interact with native korean speakers and they often tell me different translations, one person will say one thing and the other will say another thing i just get so confused. so really my question is, did you start learning formal or informal korean? it confuses me so much. it feels like i need to learn 2 languages :( !! thank u
I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful, I was just wondering if that was a wig or your real hair. If it is a wig where did you get it it's super cute! Also I'm saying this cause I saw you said you did your big chop on ig:)
Use this link to try out Rosetta Stone and get a great discount: tryrosettastone.com/i/kaliyt5
When I buy a book does it come as a book or is it a download I have to print myself
I started to learn Korean I think after a year of discovering Kpop. I just fell in love with the language so I first started trying to learn in 2018 but life got busy so I wasn’t studying consistently like at all for like over a year but last year I resumed and I’ve been studying consistently since November 2020.
How far have you gotten…have you noticed a difference
How far have you gottej now?
how far are you now?
my next video I'm going to be taking about my favorite K-dramas!! I'm also gonna create a kakaotalk open chat so we can all chat about our favs 🥰 so turn on post notifications so you don't miss it
Yay!! I love this! Can’t wait for the video and the Kakao open chat 😍❤️
Oml can't wait~💕
Oh also could you do a video on how you saved money for Korea and like how much to save?
I went for 3 months and needed around 2200€ for traveling, shopping and living expenses in general, an additional 1200€ for my language program + dorm room and 600€ for my flights to and from korea. Id save around 4000-5000€ in total, depending on how much you plan on traveling over there. (I traveled to jeju and busan for example, which was included in the 2000€ above, went shopping too but didnt do any crazy huge shopping trips)
I just lived with my parents and got a full time job for half a year, saved everything and boom there you go ^^
1:28 : "You know where you end up on youtube at 3 am, it's strange"
Me watching this video at 3 am: 👁️👄👁️
There's a youtube channel called "Learn Korean in Korean" that I really like so far. He speaks kind of slow and repeats things in a comprehensible way. I've been self-studying more seriously for the past week now. Getting my motivation back slowly :D 파이팅!
I can do it! 가자!
your voice is so alming. i listened to this like a podcast
I think I started in late 2015 when My sister introduced me to kpop I was 10 years old And I really just tried my best to go through Pinterest and just learnt common phrases used in dramas, but that was like the first week so I still had no idea how to read and was just trying to make out the romanized version of everything then I started to learn Hangul and I think I had it down in like and hour it was really eat for me idky then I found out it was hard for others and have basically just been living my life as the main character of every kdrama I have watched ever. Lmao but honestly I was so passionate about Korean and Korea just because it seemed so unreal to me and as a ten year old having to act 20 and being bullied for reason I'm still not aware of, it comforted me and I think that's how I was able to learn it so fast and so well especially being a self taught 10/11 year old. After about a year I stopped watching dramas with subtitles and tbh I'm just really thank full for kpop and Korean and just Korea in general for existing. So that why/how I got into Korean/kpop and kdramas. Ily btw your so cool and I love all you videos you literally so therapeutic haha✨💛
this makes me feel so motivated !!! i wanna visit korea one day and i’ve been studying for about 3 months now :) It’s hard but really you just need to be consistent and determined, Love your vids kali
I guess you would atleast be at an intermediate level now! Would you like sharing some routine tips if you don't mind
I started studying korean in 2018, went to a korean uni to study in 2019 and since 2020 I'm taking online classes at 세종학당, I'm on the upper end of being an intermediate speaker, however it still feels like I should know more considering Ive been studying for a few years now :/
Ive struggled with the only being able to study in classes thing as well and recommend 세종학당 to everyone out there!! They have institutes all over the world that provide korean online classes for free! They literally saved my korean learning progress haha
Good to see I am not the only one who thinks Korean sounds pretty. I like the sound of it. It reminds me of my native language.
I attended classes for a while and learnt the basics! I wasn't confident enough to practice with my teachers, but that gradually changed. I started to talk more and more and I binge-watched kdramas as well to make my listening comprehension a bit better! After practicing with my teachers a bit, I started to talk to myself in Korean and I feel like that helped me a lot! I am now much more confident and comfortable in speaking :)
i know this is not related but damn girl u look so fly! i’m literally in love with your style. only if you are comfortable can u please make a fashion kind of video!? it’s just a video idea don’t feel pressured at all! love u ❤️
I became interested in learning Korean after Learn Korean with BTS came out. I remember watching Whitney Bae videos years ago and thinking how cool it was she spoke Korean, but I was interested in learning it myself. I only started listening to KPOP in 2018. I'm currently being extra and taking 3 classes from different centers. It seems as though most "polyglots" are against classes, but I learned the best from classes and don't feel the need for one-on-one at my current level.
I think getting a good hold of grammar is super important in the beginner stage, but then learning through dramas and songs is really fun!
Outstanding video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
When you mentioned SHINee I literally started crying I’ve been a fan since I was 11 so since 2015 my older cousin introduced me to them, the end of 2017 was very heartbreaking💔😕(I also barely started learning Korean since June this year because I was focusing on learning Japanese)
Omg i remember watching your first day day at a korean university video ☺️
I can't believe it's been 3 years 😭
I'm also learning korean but it's really hard doing it alone. So I usually watch kdramas and I agree that it really helps pick up some vocabulary.
I always thought it was cool people could learn languages so last year summer I decided to learn Spanish because everyone told me it would be the easiest. During the summer I made the best progress because I would spend 4 hours watching the same topic over and over again or reviewing my notes. Now almost a year later I can’t wait for summer to make the best progress again. In the school year during breaks I would most of my time studying but besides that I just had input. This summer my goal is vocab, speak, vocab, speak. I already have friends from Mexico, Ecuador and Argentina so I can’t wait!
I decided to take Korean seriously 7 months ago. I tried to learn Korean before that, but I kept falling off and I wasn't really interested I guess. My dad inspired me to get back into it. I was learning from scratch so I didn't know ANYTHING. I started off with Duolingo and it didn't really tell me what I was learning. It just gave me these symbols to pronounce and practice on. After about a month I knew what Hangul was 🙄. It shouldn't have taken me that long to figure out what I was learning, but it worked out I guess. Thennn.. one of your videos were recommended to me (It was the one where you were showing us apps you use) I installed some of them and it helped a lot. I was pretty much learning Korean with game apps for 3 months until Christmas came and my parents bought me books. Korean is fun and kinda easy to learn. I'm just a really lazy person and I don't have a lot of motivation so.. it's a slow process. I can read Korean and pronounce it, but I'm still a beginner. With me being shy and hating the way I sound when I speak Korean, it takes away my communication skills. I'm 13 btw.. I started last year 💃🏾. Oh yeah and K-pop/Korean culture is what inspires me 😁💜💜.
@@sunnyyy______ 화이팅! 💜💜✊🏾😊
You...are literally so pretty 😍 ok sis
I just got ttmik’s hangeul book and level 1 textbook and workbook 💕
Omg you’re so cute and I could totally relate when you felt sad when you started talking about the groups that a member had passed away :(
Heirs was my first kdrama!
열심히 하세요!!! 저는 영어공부하러 갈게요 ㅋㅋㅋ
I've been learning for a few weeks now but previously I had started back in 2019, sadly I stopped and forgot everything but now I feel confident I'll get there even if it takes me 6 years
Love it! Remember everyone to GET THAT COMPREHENSIBLE INPUT! all you gotta do it KEEP IMMERSING and everything will fall into place!
I feel fun because I know more friend in this world. I can communicate with them, can understand what they say.
Yessss.. The golden era of Kpop is where I started. That got me interested but not enough to actually learn the language... I only started learning Korean seriously back in August and I have been learning on and off. I can't seem to stick with a schedule of learning consistently every day. I don't know why. I think I'm just lazy which really sucks! I'll need to focus harder and purchase some actual workbooks for myself. It would also help to have some Korean friends. Lol.
Maybe have a look at 세종학당 onlike classes! They have institutes all over the world and are free!
Hey idk what website / books you’re using but if you want we could maybe talk abt it :) I’m also trying to learn everyday but I can’t stick to it and I’m trying to find a language partner to force me into actually studying
@@Celtravels Awesome. Thank you for the suggestion!
@@klduong Sure. How would we contact each other? Do you have Kakao?
@@BennyTheAzn nope but do you have discord?
Hello👋🏻👋🏻 I really enjoy your videos and I find your videos really helpful to me❤️❤️ I’m trying to study as much languages I’m interested in, so your videos are perfect for me. Thank you and keep up the good work❤️❤️🥰🥰
You mom is so cool and supportive!!!
your video makes me want to learn Korean even ,more and thank you for making this video
I love books, im interested in books most especially if the books have more pictures that are intereating to read, but I can't buy some books korean books because it so expensive here in our country so I try online. ❤️ I watch more vlogs and ur vlogs too.. I love ur vibess. ✨😊
Why i want to learn Korean:
1.K-Pop
2.They most people in my counzry learn Italien or somthing like that, ant Korean is a lot diffrent so yeag
3. To confuse people
4. To impress people
5. To make myself proud
it's been "slightly" over a year since I first started learning hangul - I actually managed to visit Korea in early 2020 and I decided to learn hangul in case I get lost and need to at least find out where I am lol, but I've been going on small group lessons since last September and I'm set on going to the language institute in Korea too. So that's what I am currently saving money for :D Hope to be there already in the upcoming September. Take care!
omg love the vid very insparational!!! what is the book you have in the beginning?
We want a video on your favourite K-dramas and movies please🥺❤️
I'm learning English espanish, French,Italian, Korean, japanese, Chinese, Cantonese, Germany and Hebrew
hahah. Back in the day when I decided to learn Japanese I found Girls Generation on RUclips and totally thought they were Japanese too. In my defense half their songs are in Japanese. They are so cute though. I think I instantly had a crush on the whole group.
I’ll do my best this helped me a looot thx Kali
Hi! I just started learning korea but just can't stock together maybe beacuse of there is no one learning with me 😭😭
Pls if anybody is also like a lazy ass like me let's work it out together... I think I really need someone to talk to me
my favourite kdrama and first is semantic error
I can relate to overestimating your language skills. I can speak Japanese pretty well one on one. Being in the US I pretty much only speak to Japanese people one on one either through language exchange or an iTalki lesson. And I was thinking my Japanese must have gotten so good since I left Japan. But in reality they're dumbing down their Japanese so a foreigner can understand it. If I go to Japan real Japanese will kick my ass again I'm sure (if I stop and honestly think about it).
You’re so cute. I’m trying to learn too I keep giving up every other week
Can you do a video on what the process of moving was ( visa , schooling, finding an apt) ???
Hi I’m just starting to learn Korean, I would definitely like to do a Korean language program, could you talk more in depth about the program, different language programs with your suggestions as well as info about accommodation while you were there, costs, etc.
Hi :) I’m wondering what Korean language school you’re looking into and which one you went to. I’m wanting to go to one as well. Also, some details like cost, schedule, and stuff like that. I made the decision right now after watching your video that I’ll save up and go to a Korean language school. So excited, thank you!!
does anyone know what workbook she's using in the beginning ?? thank you !!
3:40 was hoping for Mamamoo.
im self teaching myself korean,5months its been a struggle but im not giving up
I just noticed i was so young i don’t remember which word was my first korean word i was like 3 but it was probably eomma or one of the facial body parts which because i was so young and im just starting again i it was nose which is ko I believe eye is nun i forgot lips and ears but yeah basically thats my little rant
i know how to read & write in hangul, i also know a few korean words. when getting down to actually learning sentences & more vocabulary i struggle a lot. mainly because of informal and formal. i use hellotalk to interact with native korean speakers and they often tell me different translations, one person will say one thing and the other will say another thing i just get so confused. so really my question is, did you start learning formal or informal korean? it confuses me so much. it feels like i need to learn 2 languages :( !! thank u
Can you still get the digital workbook that is linked in here? I clicked the link and nothing happens.
I’m here because you are so cute Kali 🥰
does anyone know of she has a tiktok?
when she said SHINEE 😭😢😥
Thank you for the tips. How do you get to stay in Korea with the ef program with visa situation?
내가 가르쳐 주고 싶다 ㄹㅇ ;;;
I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful, I was just wondering if that was a wig or your real hair. If it is a wig where did you get it it's super cute! Also I'm saying this cause I saw you said you did your big chop on ig:)
Hey I have a question. So when you arrived to korea did you buy a SIM Card? Or how did it went?
Can i go to a Korean university if i can't speak korean?
What book is that in the video?
It also made me sad whenever you said 'Rest in piece'.....
Second!
Hey what's your nationality 😍😍😍🥺
Thanks for the effort but 4 minutes into the video and there is no mention to how you learned Korean ... :(
How old are you omg
omg 소녀시대 f(x) ㅋㅋ
can i get free book plsss