@@mandyle4234 It is a very good method to listen to the children's story! I wish there was a translation for the Korean language learners so you can understand the contents better too. The story is about how much the mom loves her baby.
I have a few tips for learning Korean for y’all, 1.learn Hangul FIRST If you learn Hangul first, then you can at least read or write or both which will help you understand somethings 2.use APPS Normally, people say to buy all of these books but all you need to learn basic Korean is these four apps (Papago, teuida, Quizlet and drops) 3.take your time while learning It’s important to not rush and pay attention while studying because if you DO rush then you will most likely forget what you learned 4.take an online class (if you can) Taking online classes and talking to someone is really helpful because they can explain your errors and help you correct them 5.make sure you know someone that is Korean or that already knows Korean. Talking to someone in Korean is REALLY good for practicing the language and practicing the language with someone helps you not forget the things that you learnt
I am learning German, Korean, Japanese. I haven't decided if I even want to try Russian yet though. It seems so complicated : ( I love listening and watching things made little children in other languages : )
You are missing point of the video, it is to help you learn to read if you have subtitles you will never learn like riding a bike with staberlizers one day you have to take them off. I have watched this several times and i put the words i don't understand into to google translator , the whole idea is you translate your self .
dont be so lazy and ignorant look them up your self on google translator there is such little gratitude on here the book is to help you learn not give it to you on a plate.......
Don't get me wrong, I love listening to this but people are saying they're learning the language from it which confuses me 😅 cause it's not translating it or anything ?
This may just be for me, but I do know some people learn by listening and looking. When we were children we learned by listening to the words and looking at our surroundings/picture books. So another words we weren’t really give a different language to be translated into a language we already knew, because we never knew a language before we learn our native language. If that makes sense 😂
@@Gabriella.tea5020 Same :-) Not many people learn a language that way so it's cool to meet someone else who does that. I always start out like that too. Then When I'm half a year into the language then I start translating the rest
This is more of a study tool than a lesson. This is great for people who have learned some grammar rules and some beginner vocabulary, but if someone doesn't know anything about korean this will not be helpful.
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This book was so cute even though I only kinda knew what 엄마가 사랑해! was ❤️😂
I wish youtube was filled with these videos... they are great to learn a new language
i'm hear to practices how to read in Korean
Me too 😭
@@mandyle4234 It is a very good method to listen to the children's story! I wish there was a translation for the Korean language learners so you can understand the contents better too. The story is about how much the mom loves her baby.
Same
Me too.... And how is it?
I have a few tips for learning Korean for y’all,
1.learn Hangul FIRST
If you learn Hangul first, then you can at least read or write or both which will help you understand somethings
2.use APPS
Normally, people say to buy all of these books but all you need to learn basic Korean is these four apps (Papago, teuida, Quizlet and drops)
3.take your time while learning
It’s important to not rush and pay attention while studying because if you DO rush then you will most likely forget what you learned
4.take an online class (if you can)
Taking online classes and talking to someone is really helpful because they can explain your errors and help you correct them
5.make sure you know someone that is Korean or that already knows Korean.
Talking to someone in Korean is REALLY good for practicing the language and practicing the language with someone helps you not forget the things that you learnt
Nice story I love hearing people read in different languages
they said when you want to learn korean, it's nice to listen ans read to storybooks and magazines. thanks for this btw.
POV: you searched up Korean books for kindergarteners but you’re clearly 13+
Yes😂
I'm almost 20 😂
Yep 😂
엄마의 마음속에 사랑이 꽁닥 꽁닥 닥아 오듯 좋은 동화 감사해요
귀엽다 💖❤️💖😂
알아ㅏㅏ
thank you so much i am learning to read and this is just perfect please do more?
엄마가 사랑해~ It's very adorable😄 and I miss my mom. .😭
This was beautiful to see and listen to. ♥
당신은 목소리가 노무 사랑스럽게 ♥ 감사랍니다!
Thank you so much
this is rly helpful to start to read in Korean
I am learning German, Korean, Japanese. I haven't decided if I even want to try Russian yet though. It seems so complicated : ( I love listening and watching things made little children in other languages : )
Thank you! From Russia 🇷🇺
너무 귀엽다 ^^
나도 엄마 사랑해요......~~~~~ 귀여운 목소리 엄마가 사랑해
Lovely pacing.
Very nice and cute!
사랑스럽네요~~ 엄마가 사랑해~~~ ^^ so cute!!
It would be perfect if you put English subs
POV: adults are seeing this to learn how to read right
Im sleepy watching this.
i hope there are english subtitle
I am Korean and my bestie is German!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO 😊❤
what does 말똥말똥/ 공닥콩닥/ 오물오물 mean?
오물 오물 means: the sound you eat something
Idk about the rest, but 덜덜덜 is an onomatopoeia for shivering or ㄷ ㄷ ㄷ in text
나는 이 책을 너무 원한다🥺
I wish there was English translation/ subtittle.
You are missing point of the video, it is to help you learn to read if you have subtitles you will never learn like riding a bike with staberlizers one day you have to take them off. I have watched this several times and i put the words i don't understand into to google translator , the whole idea is you translate your self .
I don't understand what you are reading can you explain what is it about in English for the book content?
Vincent Lin how the mom loves her daughter
dont be so lazy and ignorant look them up your self on google translator there is such little gratitude on here the book is to help you learn not give it to you on a plate.......
Don't get me wrong, I love listening to this but people are saying they're learning the language from it which confuses me 😅 cause it's not translating it or anything ?
we're looking up the words we don't know in a dictionary lol
This may just be for me, but I do know some people learn by listening and looking. When we were children we learned by listening to the words and looking at our surroundings/picture books. So another words we weren’t really give a different language to be translated into a language we already knew, because we never knew a language before we learn our native language. If that makes sense 😂
@@Gabriella.tea5020 Same :-) Not many people learn a language that way so it's cool to meet someone else who does that. I always start out like that too. Then When I'm half a year into the language then I start translating the rest
@@Gabriella.tea5020 especially for Korean that method makes so much sense because you won't get very far by translating literally 😂
This is more of a study tool than a lesson. This is great for people who have learned some grammar rules and some beginner vocabulary, but if someone doesn't know anything about korean this will not be helpful.
I wish there's sub
Can you say it in english
엄마가 사라해...ㅠㅠ😢
감사합니다^^
Thanks much for reading and sharing. Please add more :-D
감사합니다!!!❤❤
Thanks
I like it 💙💙💙