haha! Yes. As an English teacher (to Korean students), I understand the struggles of the students. He has that determination to learn so it won't be a surprise to hear him speak spontaneously in no time. 😊
I agree, the way Americans pronounce R, T and D sounds is extremely hard to imitate for most foreigners (with the exception of ppl from Germanic and North European countries). British ppl and Australians don’t stress on them so much and sometimes just don’t pronounce them at all, so it’s a lot easier to follow.
Haha yes, in Australian accent it's just pow-a-ful. The way Americans pronounce r's is actually such hard work that our lazy asses don't have time for. I literally never make that sound
Jihoon learning English is so me learning Hangul. After more than decades watching kdrama and stan a kpop group, I decided to learn myself the Hangul to understand them and read their language. He's confused between B and V while "nae" and "dae" is confusing me and the "ra" and "la". Learning is no ending.
I hope he gets to hear this, I am learning Korean now and going through the same kind of challenges. Just keep on practicing and it will get into your head overtime. And be kind to yourself during the learning process. We are in this together so no need to feel embarrassed.
He only started in Flower of Evil as villain. He was a main lead before he accepted the villain role in Flower of Evil. He started to wear his hair long and suits him well. He used to wear his hair short in most of his leading roles before. But hey short or long hair he still a very gorgeous good looking guy.
For new beginner i think they should emphasize that exact pronunciation should come later. First, you must have the vocab. Second, just speak, forget the grammar whatnot. This is crucial to help we gain confidence and trust to ourselves. If we're not native, speaking not fluently or in same accent as native should never be an issue. Just learn and slowly practicing in your daily life, you'll get used and brave to speak it like your own mother tongue. Practice do make everything perfect. Goodluck All to those wanted to learn🌹
this part is so funny, like the wolves and how he is so eager to pronounce each word right is relatable, been there..😁 you're going to be good in speaking English with that much vigor.
I learned way more about linguistics than I ever did before when I started tutoring someone from China for fun. I did it as a way to become friends with someone overseas (I was feeling lonely during the height of the pandemic last summer). I've had to learn about and teach sounds I never realized existed. American English has two "th" sounds (the words "thick" and "that" have the two different "th" sounds), as well as 3 different "u" sounds (i.e. luck, look, Luke). I also learned that we have 3 different types of changes to a "t" sound within a word: complete omission (i.e. the word "twenty"), a flap-T (i.e. the word "water"), and a glottal stop (i.e. the word "mountain"). Teaching all these nuances of pronunciation is so dang hard because I'm slowly understanding how to teach them! Also, my friend can't stop adding schwas at the end of certain words and it drives me nuts!
Absolutely, I have done the same and they point out things that i have never paid attention to. Simple things that make me think and also make realize i may not know it like i thought
I know they want to make a show entertaining and when something seems to be boring they want to switch it up and do some funny stuff, but I hope this won't discourage this actor (and others who study) from learning English and trying to perfect his speaking skills. Learning languages, especially as an adult, is something that has to be respected, not made fun of. Good job, Kim Ji Hoon!
I think he must have thick skin, because I've seen various clips of him on these shows and they are always alternating between adoration and mockery for the sake of humor.
I reckon its easier for Koreans all together to learn with a kiwi (new zealand) accent because we dont bother with "r" all together..lol .. I men we do pronounce it in some words but most of the time we dont like "r".. lol
As an Asian myself I agree! Tbh Asians would be better off learning the Brit / Aussie / NZ (not to lump them all together but ykwim) accent because Rs are dropped, the Ts stay as Ts (rather than softening into Ds), and so on. Also the singsong cadence of e.g. the HK accent and Korean accent matches the British accent quite well. Too bad the American accent is the key Western accent portrayed by mass media
@@TheHothotheatlive UK accents aren't the same as Aussie and NZ. We don't have sing song intonation and our word pronunciation is completely different esp if you were to learn standard RP i.e the Queen's English.
"Super hot"... Yes you are baby 😂 If you need extra lessons, holler! I can make myself available 😁 I swear, this segment had me crying and cackling at the same time! Yes, I am an English teacher, and yes, this scene hit too close to home 🙈🙊🙊
It's the tongue position.. when you pronounce 'L', the tip of your tongue is positioned behind your upper teeth. And 'R' is when you pull your tongue in the middle of your mouth and it touches your upper teeth molars.
The "hard R" can be very hard for non-English speakers, but even in America in the Northeast especially around Boston even native speakers do not pronounce the "hard R." "Car" sounds like "cah", "star' sounds like "stah," "more" sounds like "mo-ah" and so on. Most American's are use to many different dialects among English speakers (since I'm American I don't know about Great Britain dialects much, but I know they do have different dialects. And I'm not sure about Australia.) People in America in the south (stretch out their vowel sounds) sound different than middle America, people in the most northern middle (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan) pronounce words different. Example "bag" sounds like "beg" "don't you know" sounds like "doen- cha noe" "mom" sounds like "maam," etc. And people who grew up in California have a really kind of high slight nasally tone but say things kind of slow and stretched out. So don't stress too much. Those who care and pay attention will understand what you are saying, but it is awesome to see such passion to pronounce words correctly!
For a beginner like him, the emphasis should be on making the foundation solid. Giving him a really complicated sentence like that doesn't make sense. It will make any student feel demotivated.
I'll teach him English - no problem. Liberated: 리쁘라이튿 (ㄹ🔊 갈까). Powerful: 팧워 f을. Funny how I couldn't find any Korean words starting with L or R except for ramyeon/lamyeon
@Little White Rabbit the thing is the student aimed for perfection...yes he did well pronouncing but he noticed still that it was different from how the teacher pronounced it...you don't trick your student by saying it is perfect when it is not just to end it. Be honest in saying, well it is correct and needs a little bit more so it can be perfect.. Besides the student is still eager to improve it so why not give it to him.. I don't mean ill by noticing what the teacher did I was just a bit bothered that she stopped when the student is still eager to exert effort to pronounce the word perfectly.
That's just a compliment to boost his confidence because he is a beginner. I started learning English since I was 6, and of course it's hard for me to learn a foreign language. My American teacher also complimented me like this so I could feel more supportive and wanna practice more to the most perfect pronunciation. It's not a big deal though
@variety byun that's true. Even though I learn English from American teacher, classes's time is limited. I still can improve my accent by learning through English movies
That's any teachers job. He wants to also make sure he says it perfectly. If she said" Okay that's good. but it really isn't. Then she's not doing her job. Plus him being an actor. He'll probably travel a lot more to english places. where he would need to speak it a little more clearly. I think he did a pretty good job. but like he said he wants to speak it better.
An English accent should be much easier if pronouncing “r” is the main obstacle haha (I read some comments saying Australian too but some vowels in the Australian accent can be hard to imitate)
I know you're talking generally, but in this case it is probably because he wants to learn that pronunciation. He seems really passionate and insisting about it! Honestly I would love to be able to take pronouncing lessons like that but I'm too broke 😂
She is American, so she should teach what she is qualified to teach. On top of that, there are more opportunities to use the American English when it comes to Korean storytelling, he is an actor after all
it's not the teachers who want the american accent and pronunciation, its the students. people who aren't fluent want to get rid of their accent so they can assimilate better. even my college has a course for international students to take if they want to improve pronounciation.
English speaking people may find this easy to speak but if we were to learn to language I bet its would be difficult😅😅😅 I guess it has something to do with their language that doesn't pronounce L as in english they pronounce it as "I" instead like for Lee Its "iee" for them
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give the editor of the show a raise - the cut to the howling wolves just sent me. 😂
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Agree😆😆👍👍
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the amount of times he pronounced liberated and powerful LMAO
Hé seems so serious
Henry's tip was on point. Everyone was able to make the correct "r" sound perfectly.
it's awkward watching him say those words for a long time but it's also amazing how he wants to pronounce it perfectly.
haha! Yes. As an English teacher (to Korean students), I understand the struggles of the students. He has that determination to learn so it won't be a surprise to hear him speak spontaneously in no time. 😊
The American accent seems to be a bit hard for Koreans due to their stress on certain letters. English or Australian accents might be a little better.
I thought it’d be harder?
I agree, the way Americans pronounce R, T and D sounds is extremely hard to imitate for most foreigners (with the exception of ppl from Germanic and North European countries). British ppl and Australians don’t stress on them so much and sometimes just don’t pronounce them at all, so it’s a lot easier to follow.
Haha yes, in Australian accent it's just pow-a-ful.
The way Americans pronounce r's is actually such hard work that our lazy asses don't have time for. I literally never make that sound
Definitely agree. Ive thought this for a long time. Its best Koreans learn British English bc American accent is just hard
Yeah, in Australia we pronounce the “r” as “a” so “powaful” 😂
Having a student like him makes me feel motivated to teach more. 😂
He's a perfect addition to the rainbow squad
He's gay?
Poor teacher lmao, it's nice to have an enthusiastic student but when the keep you back from going home...
Jihoon learning English is so me learning Hangul. After more than decades watching kdrama and stan a kpop group, I decided to learn myself the Hangul to understand them and read their language. He's confused between B and V while "nae" and "dae" is confusing me and the "ra" and "la". Learning is no ending.
Me : imitating henry's "or" eventho I've been pronouncing "r" all my life. 😂😂😂
Riiiiight!
She is one lucky teacher to be his English teacher. Lucky Lady!
I hope he gets to hear this, I am learning Korean now and going through the same kind of challenges. Just keep on practicing and it will get into your head overtime. And be kind to yourself during the learning process. We are in this together so no need to feel embarrassed.
Big ups to the best villian in drama history 😍😍😍😍
still gives me the shivers today
Am still scared of him
He only started in Flower of Evil as villain. He was a main lead before he accepted the villain role in Flower of Evil. He started to wear his hair long and suits him well. He used to wear his hair short in most of his leading roles before. But hey short or long hair he still a very gorgeous good looking guy.
A man of many talents! Good Job Ji Hoon.
Oh My God the English teacher gave him such a hard sentence even middle school kids don't use it lol.
For new beginner i think they should emphasize that exact pronunciation should come later. First, you must have the vocab. Second, just speak, forget the grammar whatnot. This is crucial to help we gain confidence and trust to ourselves. If we're not native, speaking not fluently or in same accent as native should never be an issue.
Just learn and slowly practicing in your daily life, you'll get used and brave to speak it like your own mother tongue. Practice do make everything perfect. Goodluck All to those wanted to learn🌹
💯 True.
The hosts are very sarcastic 😂 “Do you learn only a few words the whole day?”
2:13 love his fighting spirit
Such a fine man. Also, the teacher is so pretty.
Howling wolves got me howling ahsgsgajha
This is motivating. HE is motivating. 👏👏😂. I need just a full episode of him going to these classes and I'll be good. 3 minutes is too short.
this part is so funny, like the wolves and how he is so eager to pronounce each word right is relatable, been there..😁 you're going to be good in speaking English with that much vigor.
Henry's tip for 'r' was excellent
When u remember his acting skills in the drama of lee jong ki, he's really great!
The hosts are great too. Hats off to you, guys!
This lowkey reminds me how Henry taught Solar how to pronounce "Jourrrrrney" 😸
mans was motivated hahahaha! i know the feeling of learning a new language.
The howling😂😂😂😂
Really2 love kim ji hoon with long hair..❤️❤️❤️
2:34 the face he made coz he wasn't satisfied with his pronunciation. 😂
I just love this show. He’s really determined to get that r sound down just right. Good job!!!
i am laughing endlessly but i respect him for trying so hard to get everything correct.
I suddenly remember my teenager year learning English in class. 🤣😂😅
I learned way more about linguistics than I ever did before when I started tutoring someone from China for fun. I did it as a way to become friends with someone overseas (I was feeling lonely during the height of the pandemic last summer). I've had to learn about and teach sounds I never realized existed. American English has two "th" sounds (the words "thick" and "that" have the two different "th" sounds), as well as 3 different "u" sounds (i.e. luck, look, Luke). I also learned that we have 3 different types of changes to a "t" sound within a word: complete omission (i.e. the word "twenty"), a flap-T (i.e. the word "water"), and a glottal stop (i.e. the word "mountain"). Teaching all these nuances of pronunciation is so dang hard because I'm slowly understanding how to teach them! Also, my friend can't stop adding schwas at the end of certain words and it drives me nuts!
Absolutely, I have done the same and they point out things that i have never paid attention to. Simple things that make me think and also make realize i may not know it like i thought
You are great! Those who find it in themselves to teach others are cool and really motivational!
Haha Henry’s Class, Powerful 😂
Encourage by his passion for his learning
I know they want to make a show entertaining and when something seems to be boring they want to switch it up and do some funny stuff, but I hope this won't discourage this actor (and others who study) from learning English and trying to perfect his speaking skills. Learning languages, especially as an adult, is something that has to be respected, not made fun of. Good job, Kim Ji Hoon!
I think he must have thick skin, because I've seen various clips of him on these shows and they are always alternating between adoration and mockery for the sake of humor.
I reckon its easier for Koreans all together to learn with a kiwi (new zealand) accent because we dont bother with "r" all together..lol .. I men we do pronounce it in some words but most of the time we dont like "r".. lol
As an Asian myself I agree! Tbh Asians would be better off learning the Brit / Aussie / NZ (not to lump them all together but ykwim) accent because Rs are dropped, the Ts stay as Ts (rather than softening into Ds), and so on. Also the singsong cadence of e.g. the HK accent and Korean accent matches the British accent quite well. Too bad the American accent is the key Western accent portrayed by mass media
So true. Pow-a-ful and lib-a-rated haha what is an r
@@heysoph.9 right? Lol
@@TheHothotheatlive UK accents aren't the same as Aussie and NZ. We don't have sing song intonation and our word pronunciation is completely different esp if you were to learn standard RP i.e the Queen's English.
English language learners need to learn about the stress for multi-syllabic words. Makes it easier.
"Super hot"... Yes you are baby 😂 If you need extra lessons, holler! I can make myself available 😁 I swear, this segment had me crying and cackling at the same time! Yes, I am an English teacher, and yes, this scene hit too close to home 🙈🙊🙊
the wolves part gave me life 😂
he need a foreinger Friend so he can practice the language more , maybe being close to henry hahaha the RRRRR part got me dead :'D
It's the tongue position.. when you pronounce 'L', the tip of your tongue is positioned behind your upper teeth. And 'R' is when you pull your tongue in the middle of your mouth and it touches your upper teeth molars.
This man is Perfect! 🤣
Henry good teacher 😆🤣🤣
The "hard R" can be very hard for non-English speakers, but even in America in the Northeast especially around Boston even native speakers do not pronounce the "hard R." "Car" sounds like "cah", "star' sounds like "stah," "more" sounds like "mo-ah" and so on. Most American's are use to many different dialects among English speakers (since I'm American I don't know about Great Britain dialects much, but I know they do have different dialects. And I'm not sure about Australia.) People in America in the south (stretch out their vowel sounds) sound different than middle America, people in the most northern middle (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan) pronounce words different. Example "bag" sounds like "beg" "don't you know" sounds like "doen- cha noe" "mom" sounds like "maam," etc. And people who grew up in California have a really kind of high slight nasally tone but say things kind of slow and stretched out. So don't stress too much. Those who care and pay attention will understand what you are saying, but it is awesome to see such passion to pronounce words correctly!
헨리가 영어쌤이면 진짜 열씨미 공부할 거 같아요ㅋㅋㅋ♡♡♡
That cute Henry'sHowling Class hahahahha imisshim inhe show
If he friend with park eun seok @ Logan Lee, maybe he can learn a lot
he still scares me
What drama did he participated?
@@ma.joannebual8128 flower of evil
Same. Maybe if he cut his hair, I can forget his character 🤣🤣🤣
same 😂
I was abt to say that
Home alone needs to have Kim ji hoon on the show again
For a beginner like him, the emphasis should be on making the foundation solid. Giving him a really complicated sentence like that doesn't make sense. It will make any student feel demotivated.
haha I love him 😂
He sounds like shinee key when he’s talking in english
I wonder how he cope learning Spanish because in some words you have to roll your “R’s” lol
I imagine it's easier than it is for English speakers. Koreans already "soft" roll their r's.
this show is just about handsome man ...i like to watch sometimes about the powerst women in korea or asia ..
That's dope, english is hard to learn for native speakers!
I'll teach him English - no problem. Liberated: 리쁘라이튿 (ㄹ🔊 갈까). Powerful: 팧워 f을. Funny how I couldn't find any Korean words starting with L or R except for ramyeon/lamyeon
I feel like his voice sounds similar to Cha Eun Woo when speaking English.
The teacher is really pretty!
She looks pretty, But hard to tell with who's good looking or cute with these mask on.
@@jessygarci ….she pulled it down
Awesome job
Me as an Australian also learning to say the letter r 😂😅
I don't know why but he reminds me of that guy from my boss my hero that Japanese drama hshshaha. He's good tho
The amount of time he wasted trying to pronounce liberated and powerful, he could've learn 500 new words.
yass baek hee sung!! 😆
Howling wolves😂😂😂
Omo the villain in flower of evil😍
How can the teacher say it's perfect even if he wasn't able to pronounce the word properly? He isn't even convinced that it was...
It's basically an Americanism, Americans tend to overstate things / be positive (to the point of cringe some might say, but that's subjective)
@Little White Rabbit the thing is the student aimed for perfection...yes he did well pronouncing but he noticed still that it was different from how the teacher pronounced it...you don't trick your student by saying it is perfect when it is not just to end it. Be honest in saying, well it is correct and needs a little bit more so it can be perfect..
Besides the student is still eager to improve it so why not give it to him..
I don't mean ill by noticing what the teacher did I was just a bit bothered that she stopped when the student is still eager to exert effort to pronounce the word perfectly.
That's just a compliment to boost his confidence because he is a beginner. I started learning English since I was 6, and of course it's hard for me to learn a foreign language. My American teacher also complimented me like this so I could feel more supportive and wanna practice more to the most perfect pronunciation. It's not a big deal though
@variety byun that's true. Even though I learn English from American teacher, classes's time is limited. I still can improve my accent by learning through English movies
The editing tho😂😂😂😂😂🙈
lol so cuteeee
Latinos be having no such problems with our rrrrs🤣🙃🙂
They tryna learn English and I'm sitting over here tryna learn Korean😭 it's so difficult
somehow remind me of Hyunmin whom also almost being the member of the new idiot in the e past TT
why's that lady trying so hard to force an American accent onto jihoon like the way he was saying powerful at the beginning was perfect
That's any teachers job. He wants to also make sure he says it perfectly. If she said" Okay that's good. but it really isn't. Then she's not doing her job. Plus him being an actor. He'll probably travel a lot more to english places. where he would need to speak it a little more clearly. I think he did a pretty good job. but like he said he wants to speak it better.
I think learning phonics might help to pronounce the letters.
Or just don't pronounce them like the Brits and Aussie.
Looks like Eren Yeager
dude... I'd love to be a private english tutor
An English accent should be much easier if pronouncing “r” is the main obstacle haha (I read some comments saying Australian too but some vowels in the Australian accent can be hard to imitate)
I don't understand why the teachers insist on their students pronouncing in an American accent like they can have their own accent
Ikr, my english teachers always said as long as it's intelligible it's okay
I know you're talking generally, but in this case it is probably because he wants to learn that pronunciation. He seems really passionate and insisting about it! Honestly I would love to be able to take pronouncing lessons like that but I'm too broke 😂
She is American, so she should teach what she is qualified to teach. On top of that, there are more opportunities to use the American English when it comes to Korean storytelling, he is an actor after all
@@rosa61217 I meant it in a general way. How generally it's considered 'right' to pronounce it in the American way
it's not the teachers who want the american accent and pronunciation, its the students. people who aren't fluent want to get rid of their accent so they can assimilate better. even my college has a course for international students to take if they want to improve pronounciation.
baek hee seong omg
as an ESL teacher, to be honest she’s not doing a good job
Or you can opt for a standard British accent to avoid those r's 😁
Flower of evil villain
I guess R & L in english words is a bit difficult for Koreans
Hahaha, so funny 😂
I thought he was Korean-Brazilian
Hair😍
When the hot man says i feel hot🥵🥵
I'm struggling to learn Korean at an advanced age, but geez, English is also a biatch of a language to learn
I personally suggest getting an Indian study partner who is good in English. Cause that's the most neutral accent IMO
No, it's really not.
@@jessygarci yes it is
hell no indian accent is so bad
English speaking people may find this easy to speak but if we were to learn to language I bet its would be difficult😅😅😅 I guess it has something to do with their language that doesn't pronounce L as in english they pronounce it as "I" instead like for Lee Its "iee" for them
I want him to be me taecher
Flower of evil
Who is he?
Kim Ji-hoon, South Korean actor, in Money Heist Korea, Flower of Evil, Love to Hate you, etc.
😅😅😅👌👏👏👏
I hv seen him but i dont remember where i watch him ?
Flower of evil drama
@@axey1117 ahh yeah i remember him tq
If he's is gonna take off the jacket over their the teacher will feel hot
Sorry
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He cute or whateva 🥴