300 Must-know Korean Phrases in daily life | 일상 한국어 🇰🇷
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- #korea #korean #koreanphrases
Hello, everyone.
These are very useful phrases that Koreans use a lot in their daily conversations.
I hope it helps you learn Korean.
If you have any more questions in Korean, please let me know.
PDF : liveinseoul.kr...
![[Slow Korean] 300 Must-know Korean Phrases in daily life | Reading Korean Alphabet 🇰🇷](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hhbzgqs1H00/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Slow Korean] 300 Must-know Korean Phrases in daily life | Reading Korean Alphabet 🇰🇷](/img/tr.png)
![[ Bilingual ] My Name is Choi Jadoo / Learn Korean with Jadoo](/img/1.gif)
Slow version : ruclips.net/video/hhbzgqs1H00/видео.html
PDF : liveinseoul.kr/pdf/300-must-know-korean-phrases-in-daily-life-free-pdf/
Ok
The idea is ok to an extent, but that's what killing the country side. No one wants to live with less. But once everyone is creamed into just a handful of larger cities, it will become to expensive. Even as it has already. The US. Contains many large cities and many small ones. The city I've been in for 40 years has near 400,000. People. However they continue to eat up the small people and spit them out, metaphorically
My idea was to move to a smaller town and garden and raise animals
Finally! I've been looking for a resource with the exact translations. I'm a language educator and have found the methods to teach and learn Korean focus more on memorization rather true acquisition of the language. The exact meaning of the words is important for comprehension and fluency. Thank you.
Thanks for the compliments!
ruclips.net/video/gJ57FyjXJrQ/видео.html
Sir how can we start to learn a language
I'm self studying Korean thanks for this video.😊
In Korean for ‘please’ you wouldn’t really say 제발 unless you sincerely hope for something for example 도와 주세요
If you want to say something a bit more casual you can say 세요 or 주세요 . I don’t really know if that made sense 😂
Also I found this video really helpful thank you / 감사합니다
Thats right, because 제발 is more of like a begging form right? And they use it when they are angry also 😃
I’ve been listening to this on my hour commute but my first time actually following along to the screen. I loved the way you break it apart. It’s easy to where one word ends and another begins. I have the basics of sentence structure down so I’m following this to grow my vocabulary and build more sentences. This is awesome!
When I watched the video as a Korean, the channel made 100 words well. If many foreigners watch the video, they will be able to get a lot of help to speak in Korean when they visit Korea!
This video is really excellent. I have heard all of these sentences many times in daily life, but i couldn’t pronounce them properly, thanks to this video, i can now pronounce them much better. Please don’t stop producing videos like this! 👍🙏
Amazing video!! This is what all korean learners should watch! Take notes, everyone!!
It's like a whole k drama if you read the text continuously 😂
The pronunciation is difficult 😅but this help me alot 😊thank you very much❤❤
I loved the pronunciation, thank you for the correct version which I always struggle to nail. Please keep up the excellent work.
이야 대단하네오…저두 나중에 이런 영상만들어서 세계인들이 한국어를 공부하는데 도움이 됐음 좋겟서여.. 근데 전 끈기가 많이 없어가지구 이렇게 만들 수 잇을랑가 걱정이네요
This was so brilliant thank you :) I need to practise speaking more and a video like this was perfect to just get me repeating as best I can to make speaking feel more natural
thanks! I will try to make more!!👍
Idgi. which writing is used in Korean, the top or the ones in brackets? 🤔
@@saiyongdawn7756 The top one is Hangul the Korean writing system :) the writing in brackets is just to help you with pronunciation in English
I'm learning Korean by self that video is very beneficial for me. Thnx 😊
Korean language we use alot formal towards elders and informal to our friends,so we need to learn both😊
I have learnt these all sentences and I am even able to make more sentences with the same patter of these sentences.쉬고 있어요 감사합니다❤
The fonts are very clear and the pronunciation is very clear,too . Thank you so much for your very useful video lesson !
Really appreciate this. Only criticism or request I may have is to possibly say the expression, at least once, a bit slower? Love how you break down the actual Korean translation above the letters
thanks! I'll make a slow version too!
You can slow the video speed in settings.
Video is top tier cause of perfection in pronunciation
Thank you so much for the video. Very helpful and useful 👍🏻😊👏🏻
I’m Greek and just started to learn Korean..your videos are soo helpful🎉🎉🎉! I subscribed to your channel…keep uploading some more videos if u can ❤ hugs from Greece
I love this content. Keep on sharing
Thank you
Thank you for making this video. It has the whole sentence in English, English for each korean word break down. It has the English audio and the korean audio is repeated three times. I can watch it and even listen to it when I take a walk. I am going to say it is perfect. The choices of the sentences are also very practical. Allow me to be a bit greedy. If a tiny key grammar point can be added for each sentence then it will be super awesome. Thank you very much. 감사합니다
I am also self Korean language learner and it's more helpful for me thank you I really appreciate this vedio i learn daily 10 Korean phrases and I trust I learn quickly ❤❤
you learned Korean language and you forget how to write and read english😂😂
Thank you for making this video.i learned a lot.
Everything is hard except sarangaeo 😂🤭
감사합니다
Until the day we all learn Korean and travel to Korea
And that's on my bucket list
As if watching hundreds of dramas are not enough to learn the hanghul language. 😁
And I am cheating here, as I absolutely love korean hanghul language though I need to learn the French language with much more attention and effort.
I love it . Nice Thanks😍
THANKS! IT'S USEFUL FOR ME! 🎉❤😊
actually.. a korean yt creator made a video abt "daily korean pharses" and told the veiwers that saying good morning,good afternoon,and good evening is unessesary
hhhhh jungkook is in the video
omg he iss
How?
Where
7:12 💜💜
💀
Whoaaaaaa ❤고마워요❤
I like this format
좋은 아침이에요
Thank you I am starting to learn
Cant wait to be in korea😊😅❤
Thanks 🙏
Thanks..
Great video to learn korean language...
Highly recommended
There are some inaccurate phrases in this. For example "good morning, good evening, good night, etc", they are not in use anymore and you should say "hello" instead. There are more phrases in there that I wouldn't really use, and I recommend not trusting everything. Of course, there are a lot of useful phrases too, but the ones that aren't in use make the video less trustworthy. Also, you should be aware that they use formal Korean. For example is 저도 사랑해요 in casual 나도 사랑해.
I agree with you in some part, but sometimes we(I’m Korean) can use ‘저도 사랑해요’ to my parents or someone older than us. 😊
@@StudywithmeKorean Yes, thanks for letting me know! I could change the comment if you want, so people don’t get confused☺️
Thank you!
Excellent 🎉❤iloveit
Thank you for the video.
Thank you ☺️☺️
My name is jungkook😂the person motivates me to learn Korean
thank you sir
thanke you😍
Help a lot! Thank you !
Thanks for this video and some Korean world's 🎉🎉😌💜💜🥰☺️♾️👑👑💕🎶I will watch your all video and short is too nice and cool😅I mean so easy to learn more about Korean language.🎶💕♾️☺️🥰💜💜💜💜💜🖤💜
감사합니다 ❤❤❤
7:21
*Jungkook is in the video*
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Jungkook broo is here also 😊
Awesome thanks
Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻
Good day youtuber! Satisfying! Never tired of these. ! Massive views you earned! I got romped!
here i leave a comment before going for the replay button!
Jungkookie🔥🔥🔥
You chose a simple and easy word
thanks for making this video. by the way, do you have the document for the Korean words in Hangul so i can download or copy them?
Annyeonghaseyo! Thank you for such a great vid. Appreciate that! Gamsahamnida!❤❤
52:31 " 피곤해 보여요 " I don't understand the 보여요 part but I know the verb 보다 ( PLEASE EXPLAIN IT TO ME )❤️
The verb prototype for '보여요' is '보이다'. '보이다' and '보다' are different verbs. '보이다' is a passive verb, whereas, '보다' is an active verb. (보다 = to see, 보이다 = to be seen)
Example Sentences) 별을 봐요 - I see the stars / 별이 보여요 - The stars are seen
@@liveinseoul 정말 감사합니당~ ^^❤️
@@liveinseoul then isin’t it 보예요 not 보여요?
Thank you for this . I've been doing this in my laptop recording papago and keep playing as a music.. but it is time consuming since im taking Eps topik exam this coming March. Thank you for the effort
How did it go?
Great job.
4:25- Isn’t it 내일 “봐요”? And 나중에 봐요. Because the words 보다 is combined with 아 ( 보+아 =봐) to make it into present from and add 요 to make it formal.
Or is the 봬요 some kind of dialect?
"봬요"=(뵈+어+요). "봬요" is a more polite expression than "봐요".
I hope my answer is helpful to you!
At 7:09 ❤❤❤
저도 사랑해요..는 거의 안쓰는데ㅎㅎ
Ok this is amazing. But I have a question. What the difference between the two “thank you”
It's no different. It's just a slight change in the letters.
thanks .please upload more videos related eps topik.
Mini samsung phone bohot cool or cute h 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
im learning Korean now but I have one question why is there with almost every word yo behind it because when I watch people talk they don't say that. thx for making this video btw
Because it's a formal sentence! And depending on the conversation partner, Koreans change the ending of the sentence! Usually, Koreans abbreviate a lot and talk with just words!
I have been learning Korean too this being the second week, yo it's used in a formal way
Anyone wants to join a study group where we can study Korean together and share our problems and knowledge. Also we can discuss about GKS and all
Sure I'd be happy to join!
Thank you for adding romanisation to the Hangul. I would have dropped watching this video, otherwise.
Thumps up, but please could you say the word/ phrase slowly twice, before saying it at “normal speed”? For some of us, it’s the very first time hearing that word or phrase, and pronunciation is SO important.
Thank you, I only spotted that you show a link to a slower version, now!
S Jungkookie's name in this video....
Love this video❤
😊
Thanks for the video 🫶🏻
Saying it 3 or 4 times really fast doesn't help when trying to listen to the enunciation of the words. Glad I know some of these. I wish it would be said slower so you can really understand what's being said if you don't know how to pronounce the Korean alphabet.
I love this video ❤❤. But pronounced very fast.
안 녕 ㅇㅘ 세 요 heello
Me encanta tus Videos
Eo tteoh ge hae yo (what should I do) is two times 😂😂😅🤣
I got it
Love it ❤❤❤
Nice
❤❤❤❤
more of this pls
hi
맛있이요 = Delicious. 14:41 why good? pls explain im not good in korean need more
"맛있어요=delicious" is usually correct. Translated into English, "맛있어요" can mean 'good' or 'delicious'. Usually 'good' is used in a broader sense than 'delicious'. In a restaurant, "뭐가 맛있어요?" is used to ask for food recommendations. If you're getting food recommendations, you haven't tasted the food yet. So I wrote it down as 'good'. I hope the answers are helpful to you.
@@liveinseoul tnx
@@liveinseoul I'm watching your videos now I can understand korean 💖
@@liveinseoul Hi
@@d.bcooper3349 Thank you for watching my video! I'll make another video!
Thanks for video ❤ but is so hard 😢😮❤
I have a question in sentence number 77.
Why is the word (today) written like this
오늘and not 오늘은?
오늘은 날씨가 좋아요 / 오늘 날씨가 좋아요
There's not much difference between the two sentences.
However, if I have to talk about the difference, "오늘은 날씨가 좋아요" is an expression that emphasizes "today" more.
I hope this answers your questions!
감사합니다
Correction!.. In #260... You wrote give instead of please because that is juseyo..
3:54
I have a question about 6:01 why is it 어떡 when I have heard it's 'how' but it says what, isn't what 어디 pls someone explain in really new to Korean
Usually, How = 어떻, Where = 어디, What = 무엇
I think it's used differently depending on the situation!
어떡하다 is 어떠하게 하다(how do) shortened word. But, In Korea, ‘어떡해요’ is usually used to mean what to do!
💙
Hi
DO NOT try to learn all Korean alphabets AT ONCE! Just remember these : ㄱ (between G and K), ㄴ (N), ㅁ (M), ㅅ (between S and Sh) These are the four basic consonants and each of them has one or more derivatives. In time, you will see how the other consonants were derived from those four (ㄱㄴㅁㅅ). But here, just stick to those four, and you will have very little difficulty in reading street signs. Oh, if you still have time to learn more, try 'ㅏ (Ah)' and 'ㅑ (y + Ah = Ya)' If you get used to these, the rest will be super easy.
❤❤
time stamp 14:29
Are these words and sentences formal or informal?
This is a formal sentence. Informal sentences will be uploaded within this week!
Self study hirap gayahn ng pagbikas
jungkoook ahhh