These are widely used everyday Korean phrases. You can confidently use them!🙌 Meanwhile Seung-wan during the filming: "영화 오디션 보고 있는 거 같아요ㅋㅋ" (I feel like I'm acting in an audition for a movie😂)
Quick story: I started learning with TTMIK in 2008 or 2009. In 2010, I moved to Seoul, and was surprised by how well I was able to communicate with people there, also receiving constant compliments on my pronunciation. After that I enrolled in a 한국어학당 and was placed in an advanced class where I was one of the top students, all thanks to the solid foundation built by TTMIK. It’s so great to see how much you guys have grown over the years! 앞으로도 계속 일이 잘 되시길 바래요!
This video will be useful for shadowing! Even those of us who have been studying for a while might struggle with intonation if we don't get a chance to speak often. 감사합니다!
Love this group of useful expressions. Even for someone not a beginner, just don't have chance to practice a lot, will forget how to response easily, a good revision for us, too.
I really love this format!! This video is amazing and I really like the repetition of the phrases and the clips that are inserted throughout. I have struggle with vocabulary but learning this way really helps to make it stick. Thank you so much for all of your hard work with this video. Another great one Seungwan!
@talktomeinkorean Yes! And you edited them perfectly (and replayed them so we had a second chance of hearing it!) This is absolute proof that you know how to teach! ❤️❤️❤️
The more you hear the language you want to learn, the more it will improve your speaking and pronunciation. Thank you for this video, because I think it has an advanced way of teaching a language since there are phrases spoken from different settings and people. Here are sentences from known K-dramas and (pardon me if I am wrong) from people of every day life. It is important to train your ear to hear different ways of pronouncing the same language. I think ✨Korean✨ is a really lovely and beautiful language that deserves to get to know more. Of course it would be nice to understand K-dramas at first hand, without the help of subtitles, but the real reason for me learning the language it would to able to sing the whole song of my favorite K-pop song in korean. The problem is that their so many that it is really hard to choose 🥰.
Yes you are right but we use it as what are you talking about But in southeast province in korea(경상도) uses dialect "머라카노?"instead of "무슨 소리야?". And it literally means "What are you talking about"
@@user-ic1kg6zk6z Yes yes. I know (but the southeast province part is a new information; thanks). Knowing its litteral meaning can help memorizing it faster.
I absolutely love this. I have struggled to remember vocabulary and this make it so much easier and I am really enjoying it. I feel so happy right now. Thank you so much for making this. ❤❤❤ I hope there will be more to come... 😊
I am not sure you’ll reply, but after the phrase the ending has different sounds, how do you know which different sound is appropriate? Not sure that makes sense
that's actually detrimental to people actually trying to learn Korean, its called romanization. The first step to learning Korean is its alphabet which makes it easier to understand because than you know the pronunciation by looking at the characters
In conversation number 3 he says 연봉 7천 which is an annual salary of 7 thousand, but the girl answers 7천만 원? which means 70 million? , and he answers yes, then why did he first say 7 thousand, I'm confused
*Thanks me later* 1. 대박! - Amazing/Awesome (Ang galing!) 2. 이게 뭐야? /이게 뭐예요? - What’s this? /What the heck? (Ano to?) 3. 잘됐다. - Good for you. /That’s great. (Ang galing naman!) 4. 그러게. /그러게요. - You’re right. /Yeah, right? (Oo nga.) 5. 무슨 소리야. /무슨 소리예요. - What are you talking about? (Anong sinasabi mo?) - 뭔 소리야? /뭔 소리예요? [Less polite or less formal] (Ano bang sinasabi mo?) 6. 제발 - Please. (Pakiusap.) 7. 가 볼게. /가 볼게요. - I’m going now. /I’ll get going. (Aalis na ako.) 8. 어떻게 됐어? - How did it go? (Ano nang nangyare?) 9. 맛있겠다. - It looks delicious. (Mukhang masarap.) 10. 조심해. /조심해요. /조심하세요. - Be careful. /Watch out. (Mag-ingat ka.) - ⃝ ⃝ 조심해. [Add something in front of ‘조심해’ to say ‘be careful’ with that word.] (Ingat sa ⃝ ⃝.) 11. 졸려. - I’m sleepy. (Inaantok ako.) 12. 누가 그래? /누가 그래요? - Who says that? (Sinong may sabi?) 13. 얼마예요? - How much is it? (Magkano ito?) 14. 괜찮아? /괜찮아요? - Are you okay? (Okay ka lang ba?) 15. 빨리! /빨리요! - Quickly! /Hurry up! (Bilisan mo!) - 한국어로 말해 줘. /한국어로 말해 주세요. - Talk to me in Korean. (Kausapin mo ako sa Korean.) 16. 드디어. - Finally. (Sa wakas.) 17. 이거 봐 봐. /이거 봐 봐요. - Look at this. /Check this out. (Tingnan mo ito.) 18. 그렇구나. - I see. (Ah, ganoon pala.) 19. 그럴 수 있지. /그럴 수 있죠. - It can happen. /It’s understandable. (Okay lang, nagyayare talaga iyan.) 20. 굳이? /굳이요? - What’s the point? /Do I/you have to? (Anong say-say? /Talaga bang kailangan?) 21. 화이팅! - Go for it! /Let’s go! (Laban lang!) 22. 미치겠네. - I’m going crazy. /This is driving me crazy. (Para akong mababaliw.) 23. 맞아. /맞아요. - You’re right. (Tama ka.) 24. 큰일 날 뻔했어. /큰일 날 뻔했어요. - That could have been a big problem! /That was close! (Muntik nang magkaproblema!) 25. 내가 알아서 할게. /제가 알아서 할게요. - I’ll take care of it myself. (Ako na ang bahala.) 26. 나도. /저도요. - Me too. /Same here. (Ako rin.) 27. 못 하겠어. /못 하겠어요. - I can’t do it. (Hindi ko kaya.) 28. 뭐 먹을래? /뭐 먹을래요? - What do you want to eat? (Anong gusto mong kainin?) - 뭐 드실래요? [More polite] (Ano po ang nais niyong kainin?) 29. 어떻게 알았어? /어떻게 알았어요? - How did you know that? (Paano mo nalaman iyon?) 30. 박수! - Give them a clap! /A round of applause! (Palakpakan!)
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These are widely used everyday Korean phrases. You can confidently use them!🙌
Meanwhile Seung-wan during the filming: "영화 오디션 보고 있는 거 같아요ㅋㅋ" (I feel like I'm acting in an audition for a movie😂)
Seung-wan 선생님, 알려주셔서 진심으로 감사드립니다! 둘 다 선생님 덕분에 우리 모두는 한국어에 대하여 수많은 것을 배우는 기회가 있다는 것에 의심의 여지가 없습니다!
Seung-wan 선생님, 새로운 경험을 계속해서 쌓으셨으면 좋겠습니다!
박수!❤
What is the name of that cartoon program?
@@MohdKaif-bl3xrI had the same question.
@@ΗΛΙΑΝΑΠΑΠΑΔΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ-λ4ξ 정말 감사합니다! 너무 도움이 되는 말이에요!🥰
This is so much better, with real examples from dramas or tv shows. Much better format.
Quick story:
I started learning with TTMIK in 2008 or 2009. In 2010, I moved to Seoul, and was surprised by how well I was able to communicate with people there, also receiving constant compliments on my pronunciation. After that I enrolled in a 한국어학당 and was placed in an advanced class where I was one of the top students, all thanks to the solid foundation built by TTMIK. It’s so great to see how much you guys have grown over the years! 앞으로도 계속 일이 잘 되시길 바래요!
Thank you for inserting example clips. Those are so helpful!
This hits more when you can speak a bit of Korean. Great job.
I love seeing the Hangul and English captions, they are so helpful - thank you!! 💛
This video will be useful for shadowing! Even those of us who have been studying for a while might struggle with intonation if we don't get a chance to speak often. 감사합니다!
Love this group of useful expressions. Even for someone not a beginner, just don't have chance to practice a lot, will forget how to response easily, a good revision for us, too.
You are so good at portraying emotions and emulating the situations. Thank you for the hard work making this video!
새해 복 많이 받으세요!🎉
I really love this format!! This video is amazing and I really like the repetition of the phrases and the clips that are inserted throughout. I have struggle with vocabulary but learning this way really helps to make it stick. Thank you so much for all of your hard work with this video. Another great one Seungwan!
This video was a lot of work! Thank you for your efforts!
It wasn't easy to collect all the proper example clips. Thank you for the kind words! 😊
@talktomeinkorean Yes! And you edited them perfectly (and replayed them so we had a second chance of hearing it!) This is absolute proof that you know how to teach! ❤️❤️❤️
Exactly the kind of video I was searching for
The example clips are the best idea I've seen ever.
The more you hear the language you want to learn, the more it will improve your speaking and pronunciation. Thank you for this video, because I think it has an advanced way of teaching a language since there are phrases spoken from different settings and people. Here are sentences from known K-dramas and (pardon me if I am wrong) from people of every day life. It is important to train your ear to hear different ways of pronouncing the same language. I think ✨Korean✨ is a really lovely and beautiful language that deserves to get to know more. Of course it would be nice to understand K-dramas at first hand, without the help of subtitles, but the real reason for me learning the language it would to able to sing the whole song of my favorite K-pop song in korean. The problem is that their so many that it is really hard to choose 🥰.
I’m loving these types of videos. Context is so important for me.
This is so good im saving this! 감사합니다!
대박 😊
이 영상을 너무 좋아해요
Please make more video's like this
This is great! 감사합니다!
you guys do such great work!
this video is amazing! 🤩 thank you soo much for this ❤🙏
수고 했어요!!~~ 편집부터 연기까지 다 대박이에요!! 박수!!!~~👏🏻👏🏻
꿀잼이었어요!!! 꼭 일상 대화에 사용할게요! 고생 많으셨습니다 선생님
I really loved the format of this video with the repetition and example clips! 감사합니다!
Thank you 🙏
💚Thank you💚so much 💚 everyone 💚 please take care💚
Have been hearing 무슨 소리야 a lot and never realised it was 소리 which means sound. So it basically means "what sounds?"
Yes you are right but we use it as what are you talking about
But in southeast province in korea(경상도) uses dialect "머라카노?"instead of "무슨 소리야?". And it literally means "What are you talking about"
@@user-ic1kg6zk6z Yes yes. I know (but the southeast province part is a new information; thanks). Knowing its litteral meaning can help memorizing it faster.
You are great.
I hear these phrases a lot in kdramas and that’s where I’ve learned them 😁😍
This is awesome. I feel like I know more Korean now
I absolutely love this. I have struggled to remember vocabulary and this make it so much easier and I am really enjoying it. I feel so happy right now. Thank you so much for making this. ❤❤❤ I hope there will be more to come... 😊
Amazing video 감사합니다!!!
This is brilliant! 대박! 감사합니다!
이 영상 정말 도움이 돼요! 정말 감사합니다!
Super useful!
This is amazing thank s
Awesome video!!!!! Thank u!!!!
Very helpful
Thanks for sharing this Video it was Great Thank you for your hard work👍🏻😊😊😊😊
Thanks soo much!
This is such a great video!
⭐️ 정말 도움이 됩니다 ⭐️
감사함나다 ! 박수!
Please I want more videos like this 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I did not feel that I was studying.I enjoy every second of this video.박수 for our teacher❤😂
Lol 9:45 from pangpang studio
선생님이 배우처럼 연기가 점점 좋아지고 있는 것 같아요 感覺這位老師的演技越來越好了 演員一樣hhhh
감사합니다! 謝謝!😆
대박! 한국어 배우는 사람은 화이팅~
It will be so much helpful if you could change the korean letter to emglish one
Waah I love Jjaltoon thank you for putting some examples here lol
❤❤❤❤❤
This video actually helped me understand SEULGI’s (Red Velvet) new video
안녕! ❤
What's the best series or tv show or something for learning Korean?
안녕한 써요👋👋👋
Wow❤ this video was really nice and extremely helpful🎉🎉
In coming videos, can you do a '5 minute korea' video about religions in korea?
Thanks🎉🎉🎉
Actually I am not Korean but i use these all words normally in my life before this video appeared lovely
could you please write the pronunciation on english aswel on screen..very helpful video
Can this be used in any format? Either formal or informal?
Any format bc he says informal first and formal last so that should help
Thank youuuu
9:51 não entendi o significado de “굳이” :/
I am not sure you’ll reply, but after the phrase the ending has different sounds, how do you know which different sound is appropriate? Not sure that makes sense
Did he get a makeover?😊
I'm new to Loren the 요 at the end is formal?
Yes 요 is polite but not the most formal or respectful form of honorific.
@@ppjctotoro Thank you :)
Plz write prononciation in english letter , i m intéressant in understand and speak corean language, from algeria 🎉
Yo boo seungwan what are you doing here buddy😮😗😗😗😗🌚
You are my star.! You are my idol next to NCT's Taeyong and Doh Kyungsoo from Exo 승원 선생님.!
진짜요.! 승원 선생님 is the coolest💖
헉! 영광이에요ㅎㅎ
@talktomeinkorean I would love to meet 승원 선생님 one day and click photos with him..💖
It would be easy to understand the pronunciation if it's written in English.
that's actually detrimental to people actually trying to learn Korean, its called romanization. The first step to learning Korean is its alphabet which makes it easier to understand because than you know the pronunciation by looking at the characters
Nope you should memorize the alphabet first then rules of reading thanks.
Please add phrases in English also.. I don't understand the Korean alphabets
I got only about 1/3 right 😢
It's okay! :)
👍🏼👍🏼
In conversation number 3 he says 연봉 7천 which is an annual salary of 7 thousand, but the girl answers 7천만 원? which means 70 million? , and he answers yes, then why did he first say 7 thousand, I'm confused
😮🎉🎉2nd 😂
Why cheebal in Korean is uncultured word? Or it is lie in films and I mistaked ?
Sorry I still canopy understand the differences between two Korean sentences of each point
Second😊
First!
*Thanks me later*
1. 대박! - Amazing/Awesome (Ang galing!)
2. 이게 뭐야? /이게 뭐예요? - What’s this? /What the heck? (Ano to?)
3. 잘됐다. - Good for you. /That’s great. (Ang galing naman!)
4. 그러게. /그러게요. - You’re right. /Yeah, right? (Oo nga.)
5. 무슨 소리야. /무슨 소리예요. - What are you talking about? (Anong sinasabi mo?)
- 뭔 소리야? /뭔 소리예요? [Less polite or less formal] (Ano bang sinasabi mo?)
6. 제발 - Please. (Pakiusap.)
7. 가 볼게. /가 볼게요. - I’m going now. /I’ll get going. (Aalis na ako.)
8. 어떻게 됐어? - How did it go? (Ano nang nangyare?)
9. 맛있겠다. - It looks delicious. (Mukhang masarap.)
10. 조심해. /조심해요. /조심하세요. - Be careful. /Watch out. (Mag-ingat ka.)
- ⃝ ⃝ 조심해. [Add something in front of ‘조심해’ to say ‘be careful’ with that word.] (Ingat sa ⃝ ⃝.)
11. 졸려. - I’m sleepy. (Inaantok ako.)
12. 누가 그래? /누가 그래요? - Who says that? (Sinong may sabi?)
13. 얼마예요? - How much is it? (Magkano ito?)
14. 괜찮아? /괜찮아요? - Are you okay? (Okay ka lang ba?)
15. 빨리! /빨리요! - Quickly! /Hurry up! (Bilisan mo!)
- 한국어로 말해 줘. /한국어로 말해 주세요. - Talk to me in Korean. (Kausapin mo ako sa Korean.)
16. 드디어. - Finally. (Sa wakas.)
17. 이거 봐 봐. /이거 봐 봐요. - Look at this. /Check this out. (Tingnan mo ito.)
18. 그렇구나. - I see. (Ah, ganoon pala.)
19. 그럴 수 있지. /그럴 수 있죠. - It can happen. /It’s understandable. (Okay lang, nagyayare talaga iyan.)
20. 굳이? /굳이요? - What’s the point? /Do I/you have to? (Anong say-say? /Talaga bang kailangan?)
21. 화이팅! - Go for it! /Let’s go! (Laban lang!)
22. 미치겠네. - I’m going crazy. /This is driving me crazy. (Para akong mababaliw.)
23. 맞아. /맞아요. - You’re right. (Tama ka.)
24. 큰일 날 뻔했어. /큰일 날 뻔했어요. - That could have been a big problem! /That was close! (Muntik nang magkaproblema!)
25. 내가 알아서 할게. /제가 알아서 할게요. - I’ll take care of it myself. (Ako na ang bahala.)
26. 나도. /저도요. - Me too. /Same here. (Ako rin.)
27. 못 하겠어. /못 하겠어요. - I can’t do it. (Hindi ko kaya.)
28. 뭐 먹을래? /뭐 먹을래요? - What do you want to eat? (Anong gusto mong kainin?)
- 뭐 드실래요? [More polite] (Ano po ang nais niyong kainin?)
29. 어떻게 알았어? /어떻게 알았어요? - How did you know that? (Paano mo nalaman iyon?)
30. 박수! - Give them a clap! /A round of applause! (Palakpakan!)
I hear these phrases a lot in kdramas and that’s where I’ve learned them 😁😍