[𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗞𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗻] how to go 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗕𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗼 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗲
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- Do you feel stuck in a beginner's level? Then you need a study plan. Because it's very easy to get distracted and demotivated when you learn Korean on your own. A study plan is a map that guides you what to learn and how to learn Korean. In this lesson, I'm going to talk you through some tips to learn Korean alone at home. 😀
For the study plan 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗲 👉 • [𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗞𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗻] ...
𝗧𝗼 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 𝗣𝗗𝗙 👉 / best-way-to-tips-77459048
𝗧𝗼 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 👉 / justlearnkorean
#howtolearnkorean #korean
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I feel like actually being around ppl who speak it fluently helps i wish i had more korean friends
You're right. Korean friends will be very helpful. But watching and listening to something in Korean is also very helpful. Hope you keep motivated and learn a lot in the new year. 😀
@@justlearnkorean yea fs one thing i do as an exercise is watch some of my favorite idols livestreams without subs to see what words i can recognize
if ever you come across videos in Korean on RUclips or TikTok etc you can practice conversing in comment sections too, im too shy to make friends lol
I've been stuck in this upper beginner/low intermediate for years ㅠㅠ do you have study method tips? I'm going crazy
I totally understand. 😑 The most important thing is you should enjoy learning. Once you feel negative, learning itself becomes stress. It might sound a bit cliché but that's soooooo true!!
Learning methods for intermediate would be different depending on why you are learning Korean. The reason might be to understand films, tv dramas, k-pops better or to improve general conversation skills or to take Korean language exam or and so on.
If your reason is to take Korean language exam or interviews for your work/study, then you need more intensive learning.
However, if you are learning Korean because of personal development, I suggest that you should understand this level is the hardest part of learning journey. From my experience, learning a language will be much easier, once you overcome intermediate level.
I recently released a video about intermediate, please check out this video. ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I'm happy to help you. Hope it helps. ☺️
@@justlearnkorean thank you for your thorough answer! I just discovered your channel and I love all the thought and care you put into your videos!
I think my goals are shifting with Korean. I wanted to be comfortable in conversation settings (which I’m slowly attaining) but now I’d like to be good at reading/writing!
For reading I can’t find suitable source material (it’s either too easy or too hard or just not interesting as a topic/relevant vocabulary)
as for writing I’m kinda lost as to how to do it alone
Thank you for your work regardless!
@@bluecandies Thank you for sharing your thought. 😉 You're right, writing is quite hard to do alone.
As I mentioned in another video about intermediate, try this. I choose one topic that I want to write and read a lot about that topic first (blogs, random websites, columns in a newspaper or magazines) and then utilise useful vocabulary and expressions etc.
You might already know about 'NAVER'. www.naver.com
It's the biggest portal site in Korea, there are a lot. Especially, you can find tons of blogs about all sort of topics. I read blogs about cooking, lifestyle and economics every day.
Good luck!! I really admire your enthusiasm. 👍
@@justlearnkorean thank you!! Those are good tips, let’s hope I can improve soon 💪
@@bluecandies also write diary entries every day I think that helps with writing, for source material that's interesting I like to watch reality shows and try to listen without looking, then rewind and read and listen and then try to learn any words I might not know. I find that in reality tv the language they use is most similar to that in real life conversations, also there tends to be less speaking and slower ahaha
The numbers and counters make me wanna cry….i think I carried over my math phobia to my Korean learning 😂😭.
Learning vocab in context is such a huge thing. It makes all the difference!
Thank you for this video!❤️
Uhh..I understand. I also struggle to learn vocabulary. 🥹 Learning numbers and counters in Korean must be difficult, especially counters. Although there are a lot of counters and two number systems, you will be able to make progress if you focus on the most common ones first (e.g how to say time, date, age, address, phone numbers, floor etc. and 개, 명, 분, 마리, 권, 잔 etc.) Well..honestly Korean people use only certain things.
Take a look at these videos about numbers and counters. I explain the ones that are commonly used.
Numbers 👉 ruclips.net/video/eY5HPaFa5AA/видео.html
👉 ruclips.net/video/iQQmhTkiM50/видео.html
Counters 👉 ruclips.net/video/_PcYwGAVNLY/видео.html
Hope that helps. Thank you..☺️
Your videos are so well-made!! Straight to the point without making the listener feel like they have to decode some underlying takeaway themselves.
Thank you sooooo much!! 😀 I'll always remember what you said when I make videos.
this video is just what I need, I started learning korean 5 years ago and the lost the track because of collage, now after I graduated I want to back to continue learning korean but I didn't know from where I should start and thanks to you, this video gave me a details plan to start with it and I hope I can stick with it.
thanks a lot 💜
Aww…Thank you soooo much. You've made my day! 😉
This is excellent!! Wish I had this when I started my Korean learning journey 3 years ago. I’ve been mixing all the beginner steps (except 한글, which I learned from the very beginning) and learning a bit vocabulary and some grammar and mixing with no clear goal. But I think I will restart and reorganize my study plan a little better. For these the great advices 감사합니다! 😊❤
넘 감사합니다. I'm glad that you found it helpful. Hope you can improve your Korean as much as you wish. 🤗
How many year did it take u
선생님 안녕하세요? 선생님의 강의를 배우는 거 즐거워요!
새해 복 많이 받으세요! 원하시는 대로 다 이루어지길 바래요!
정말 정말 감사합니다. 새해 복 많이 받으시고 행복한 2023년이 되길 바랍니다!! ☺️
@@justlearnkorean감사합니다!
I started learning korean 4 months ago. Thankfully I got lucky and started learning here in Korea. Even so, it is not easy but I try to enjoy the fact of learning another language. I totally agree with your study plan. For me, I always forget the part of repeating and checking the meanings that I get stuck on one word for a few days. Going to start doing that today. This is a great video in putting a foot down on how to learn korean language. Good work
I'm soooo glad. 😀 Korean is a difficult language to learn, but I believe that you can learn much more and a lot faster in Korea. Hope you can enjoy your learning journey, but most importantly, I hope you have a wonderful time there. Wish you all the best! 🤞
This Korean learning guideline is absolutely fantastic! I'm confident that if people follow your directions diligently, they'll achieve fluency in Korean in no time. The clarity and structure of your instructions are incredibly helpful and make the learning process so much smoother. It's evident that a lot of thought and expertise went into creating this guide. Kudos to you for providing such valuable resources for Korean learners!
와~~~ 정말 정말 감사합니다. ☺️ 최고의 칭찬이네요!!!
선생님 정말 감사합니다🥹you made it easier for me
저도 넘 감사합니다. 도움이 되었으면 좋겠어요. ☺
Thank you for this video. You're right, everyone needs fun, perseverance and a good plan. That's a good resolution for the new year.
My biggest problem these days is, that my computer is broken. I have to decide for a new one.
Have a nice weekend.
Uhh..I love the word, fun & perseverance. Thank you!! Hope you get your computer fixed or get a new one soon. 😀
Thank you so much for this video! im trying to learn korean so I can speak to my husband's family ! even my in laws are trying to put me in korean lessons but im unable to go in person since im a mom , so this info online really helps me to know how to start ! ♡
저도 정말 감사합니다~ ☺I'm glad to hear it. Hope you can enjoy learning Korean. Whenever you have questions, please feel free to ask. I'm happy to help. And good luck!! ☺
Thank you for presenting your conception. I'm indeed stuck for several years somewhere between the beginner and the upper beginner level. Yes, I definitely need a much better study plan with a strong focus on grammar. I will include your ideas in my planning process for the next study phase.
Try this and that, and find out what learning method works for you. You will find your own way to enjoy learning Korean. ☺️ But of course, you need to find out the resources first that you enjoy. Good luck!!!! 🤞And let me know how it goes in 3 or 6 months time.
one of the best thing about you is that you are replying to everyone this sounds good
😀 Thank you. I really appreciate!!
This is really helpful!! Thank you so much!! I'm in the upper beginner stage and I've totally agree with these steps!! Most importantly, the repeat part is vital for full understanding and proceeding to the next stages...
정말 다행이에요. 😀 저도 감사합니다.
waaaa very helpful!!! i needed that! I've been stuck in the begginer level for many years because evey plan that i tried didn't work. now im learning mandarin with Korean
Hope you make huge progress. 화이팅!! 🤗
This is excellent!! thank you so much for this video!
Finally i found a method that really help me T.T thank u so much!!! T.T
감사합니다. 도움이 돼서 기뻐요. 😁
I'm slow learner it took me 3days to master all the alphabets and the sounds.
I am now in reading and it's so hard 😌 but fighting!
Wow..That's really good!! 😊 I totally understand. There are a lot of ups and downs while learning a new language. But it's quite fun, isn't it? Hope you enjoy learning Korean, and let me know how it's going from you sometimes. 화이팅!!! 💪
First time here😊, sounds real, study what you wanna study. My help is reading the Bible in both English and Korean-very helpful
안녕하세요..반가워요 🤗 I agree! Reading is very very effective. Thanks.
And I might add, do some every day
만나서 반가워요
@@MrMwurm You are absolutely right!!!! But it's really hard for me..😩
Your video is very helpful. I'm also learning Korean and am having difficulty with listening and grammar. I'm studying on the HeyKorea app and some other books. Hopefully following this roadmap I will make better progress
Thanks a lot. I'm glad to hear it. I hope you enjoy learning Korean and make progress. 😀 Let me know how it goes; I'm happy to hear from you. 💪
Im an intermediate Japanese learner that just started korean last week. I can tell you I'm on the struggle bus with Hangul. 😂 i swear japanese is easier but maybe thats just because im used to it.
I haven't learned Japanese, but I often think Korean may be difficult to learn. Anyway, I hope you enjoy learning Korean!! 😉
Thank you so much for your channel. I use it to study Korean. I’m a absolute beginner, but can read Hangul and now some words and a little bit grammar. Would you please make a video about sound changing rules, that’s the only thing that I struggle with right now.😅😊
저도 감사합니다. 😀 Of course, I'm happy to make a video for you. Would you explain more about sound changing rules? Do you mean verb/adjective conjugation rules or something else?
@@justlearnkorean
I mean like when do the words change their pronunciation. Like 감사합니다, but you speak it like 감삼니다.
And if you want could you also make a video about attachments like 는, 은, 요, 시, etc. thank you 🙏
@@Dramawatchereurope Thank you for clarifying it. Now I get it. 🙂
Regarding 는, 은, I made a video long time ago. You can take a look and see if you can get the answers you are looking for. If not, please feel free to let me know. ruclips.net/video/V_e-k4xhBiY/видео.html
And one more thing, unfortunately it might take some time for me to make videos for you. Because my laptop is broken and I haven't been able to make nor upload videos at the moment. Hope you understand.
In the mean time, please check out the playlist for pronunciation. ruclips.net/p/PLr4GXI4JFWyuPhFLJZSgnTh_za6M1a_25
i started last week and i already know how to read the alphabet (slowly, but i know), I'm currently trying to learn vocabulary and grammar. thanks for this video!!
Great!! Hope you enjoy learning Korean. 🤞😀
Thank you so much for tips, it's fantastic to clear and open the mind. I am student of korean language, and understand these steps, surely, it'll help to deep on my course, thank you very much👏👏
저도 정말 정말 감사합니다. 도움이 되었으면 좋겠어요. 😉
🙌🇰🇷🥰@@justlearnkorean
Love your videos!! ❤
I am learning Korean through Talk To Me In Korean textbooks, which is helpful, but I'm on level 4 and still dont know which vocabulary I should learn, where to find that vocabulary or how I should study that vocabulary.
Please help 😭😭
Thank you thank you. ☺ Level 4? Wow, your Korean must be very good. Then...for your leveI..I suggest you learning new vocabulary through whatever interests you AND make your own vocabulary list (IN CHUNKS).
If you watch movies/dramas/podcasts etc., pick up new words from there.
If you learn Korean books such as Talk To Me In Korean textbooks, pick up new words from there.
Because you already understand quite a lot of Korean, this way will help you learn how and when new vocabulary is used. Especially you will be able to expand knowledge around verbs and adjectives conjugation, and also you will be able to learn all sorts of common pairs of nouns + verbs, nouns + adjectives, adverbs + adjectives, verbs/adjectives + particles etc.
Remember, don't just learn new words themselves. Make your own vocabulary and learn new words in chunks with words/particles that are commonly used together.
Hope this helps. ☺
Can you do a study plan for intermediate level, please!
😉 Here you can find another video for intermediate level 👉 ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
I have been learning korean language for three days
I can read words but not quick
I read them slowly and i dont understand the words
When it comes to vocaubulary
I am still learning but a stuck due to forget easily
I am obsesed learning this language.
So i need advice
I can learn this language
But i feel that iwill
I am learning this language secretly withough my parents knowing .
You will waste your time
You cant learn it
Most of people said that
But i am.still working on it
No teacher , not speaker juwt by myself
I know it will be hard withought teacher but i do try
Wow, you can read after 3 days of learning! 😀 That's absolutely brilliant!!!.
I totally understand your situation. I also learned languages secretly behind my friends and family. Well.. everybody knows now. But I still study when I'm on my own at home. You have different reasons why you learn Korean secretly. But I understand how difficult it would be.
The only thing that I can say to you is that you should do your best whatever is required to do for your job or school work. And then utilise your free time for learning Korean.
👉Focus on listening to Korean a lot and reading out loud a lot.👈
The reason why I also got so into reading out loud is that it was so effective when I was learning languages alone. When I'm home alone imagining there are audiences in front of me and acting like I'm telling them something in Korean. But choosing the right study materials is the key. First something that you like and enjoy. Second, something that not too difficult.
I can see how determined you are. I think that's the most important thing. Don't rush to improve your Korean within a short period. It will take time. But as long as you enjoy learning Korean, you can learn a lot. Good luck to you. When you have questions, feel free to ask me. ☺
@@justlearnkorean woah thanks for your motivation it is best for me .
I will not guve up keep going hehe😇😅
Many thanks for this content.. really appreciate it
Thank you. ☺️ Hope it helps.
i am a big fan of
Koreans and i want to lean beginner to intermediate
Hope you can improve your Korean! 😀
thank you very much, I apprieciate it🙂
Great tips!! I love this
정말 감사합니다~
Wow, great ma'am 💞
감사합니다~ ☺️
This video helped me a lot!
다행이에요. 감사합니다 ☺
Thank you so much. I've reentered my kpop loving life again but this time I'm actually trying to understand whats going on. I've been teaching myself (for about 2-3 months) the alphabet and numbers and when i watch behind the scenes events from artists i like i try to pull random words to learn. Lately I've been dissecting lyrics and trying to get comfortable with reading and actually pronouncing the romanized words which is kinda difficult. My biggest issue is I don't try to speak it enough. I write and hear it often but get timid when i have to speak it. Thank you for your tips I'll keep trying ❤.
Thank your for sharing about your passion for k-pop. You seem to be enjoying a lot. I'm very happy for you. Hope you can enjoy learning Korean and enjoy k-pop even more. 정말 감사합니다. ☺️
This is really helpful ❤
I always loose focus whenever I study and it demotivates me. I can read and write in Korean, I can understand basic sentences and using it to communicate with my Korean husband. But I always feel uninterested when studying 😢😢
I want to be fluent in Korean but I don't know where to start so I get motivated everyday.
I'm glad. 😉I can definitely relate to it. Hope you find a way to stay motivated.
Well I have been married to a Korean almost ten years and I’m only at the beginner level so don’t be too hard on yourself. Now I will actually try and learn.
@@craigiefconcert6493 I agree. 😉
I have a question!
How can i have the best playlist?
If you open my RUclips channel, you will see a lot of playlist. 😉 For example, for absolute beginner 👉ruclips.net/video/lzh-Ks2bMRU/видео.html
Or for upper beginner 👉 ruclips.net/video/Dq5KWKgB0Rs/видео.html
안녕하세요. I learned a little
안녕하세요. 감사합니다~ ☺️
Thank you so much that helps a lot ❤❤❤
도움이 됐기를 바래요. 😀
Great breakdown.
정말 감사합니다! 도움이 되었길 바래요~ 😀
This was really helpful but can you please make a video on Korean verb endings as I am really struggling with it . I have tried various resources but can’t get the right thing for me
Thank you~~~ 😀 I'm glad..There are some videos that may be helpful for you. Two are about 50 verbs conjugated in the present tense and the past tense. And another two are about must-know endings. Have a look at those and let me know if you need any other videos. I'm happy to help you. ☺️
Verbs in the PRESENT tense : ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html
Verbs in the PAST tense : ruclips.net/video/a4U9F0Fa1a8/видео.html
FUTURE tense with examples : ruclips.net/video/ynsJPOf7zXs/видео.html
5 important endings : ruclips.net/video/WhfgvHzP4oU/видео.html
Can't find the FREE how to guide for beginners to move on to intermediate
Hi, i just discovered your channel and it's so good, Is 2 hours studying enough in a day? Can you recommend some "time management plan"☺
Thank you sooooo much. I'm glad. ☺️ If you can invest 2 hours every day, you will definitely improve your Korean. 😀👍Of course, the longer the better though. So I recommend you to utilise other times as well. For example, when you are in the shower, in the kitchen, on a bus, in bed and whenever you have spare time, listen to or watch or read out loud something that you enjoy. Those short times every day are also very very helpful. I believe the key is every day (plus enjoy learning). Hope that helps and good luck. 🤞
@@justlearnkorean thank you☺
good
정말 감사합니다.
Thanks for the first and forwmost, my dear online teacher i saw you refered some good vocab in this video. So can you suggest specific one site?
정말 감사합니다. And thanks for calling me 'my dear online teacher.' So cute. ☺️
Personally, I found these two websites good. They're simple and organized. Hope they help.
www.90daykorean.com
organickorean.com
Guys I’m going to Learn Korean in 10 months (-_-) pray for me!
👏👏 You can do it!!! 화이팅!! ☺
How is it now
How did it go
Yo it's been 8 months now
I can read and write and i know a lot of sentences but i’ve stopped for months so any tips?
why chinese roots is using in South Korean language learning?
Thanks
저도 감사합니다~ ☺️
Does Korean have the same sentence structure as english, i don’t think it does and that’s what i’m struggling the most with 😰
You're right. 🙂 Korean sentence structure is different. The biggest difference is that verbs and adjectives come at the end of a sentence. Don't get discouraged. The more you read and listen to Korean, the easier Korean will become.
I made a video about Korean sentence structure quite a while ago. Since my video-making skills were very basic at that time, you might find the video a bit boring. Nevertheless, it will give you a good overview of how sentences are constructed in Korean. Hope it helps!!
👉 ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html
It is similar to Hindi
thank you so much!
does anyone here speak korean?? i want to ask .. i know 'choahae' basically means ''like'' but what is the diffirence between ''chossibnida'' and ''choahabnida''???????? are they diffirent or same....if diffirent than in which situation do we use which one??
"I can help with that. 😀
'좋다' (좋아, 좋습니다) and '좋아하다' (좋아해, 좋아합니다) are very similar, but they differ in some ways. I released a video about this a long time ago. Take a look at it, and let me know if you have any questions. 👉ruclips.net/video/zYlKMCyhfzg/видео.html
@@justlearnkorean oh that explains a lot...thankyou so much..i'll make sure to learn more from your channel
@@leeknowsnothing I'm glad..Hope my channel are helpful for you. 😀
How about from intermediate to advanced level?
질문 감사합니다~ ☺️ As it is more complicated to go from intermediate to advanced level, unfortunately, I've been struggling to come up with the best way to study Korean alone. I will make a video for this level as soon as I can.
@@justlearnkorean Thank you in advance!
I was a little disappointed because the clip only went from 'absolute beginner' to 'upper beginner,' it did not discuss how to get to the intermediate stage of learning.
Oh, please don't be disappointed. ☺️ I released a separate video for intermediate level. Please check this out.
👉ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
do you have a list of nouns to aim to learn as a beginner?
These videos are about nouns, but they are more suited for upper beginners. Check out my channel, there may be some useful videos for you. Hope they help. 😀
Everyday objects 👉 ruclips.net/video/mRPaXTgwsZY/видео.html
Jobs 👉 ruclips.net/video/oDFV6lLBK1c/видео.html
Nature 👉 ruclips.net/video/5cGvMTWDsyY/видео.html
Places 👉 ruclips.net/video/ZJm4DRFtkHg/видео.html
Words that sound like English 👉 ruclips.net/video/jmUKq_dZbYw/видео.html
100 most common words 👉 ruclips.net/video/niYuS_KcMbA/видео.html
@@justlearnkorean thank you!!
Yes❤
wow
Hope the tip helps you improve your Korean. ☺️
Hi! My biggest problem so far is that even if I know how to read Hangul, I struggle with it because it doesn't come natural, but I have to think of the sound of the character I am looking at. How can I improve at reading faster?
I totally understand. When I learn new languages, I also experience the same things. Let me share what I do.
☺️ But first, I'd like to say, the more you practice reading Hangul, the easier it will become. It sounds cliché, but it's soooo true. So make sure to set aside some time every day to read Korean.
1) Find content that you like. It could be content about nouns, numbers, verbs etc. But it's best to start practicing with individual words and then move on simple phrases or short sentences. Finally, challenge yourself with longer and longer sentences.
2) Listen to it.
3) Analyse the sound of each character.
👉 But bear in mind. When consonants & vowels meet certain consonants & vowels, their sounds change.
4) And then read aloud slowly, and then gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable.
If you listen a lot and readout loud a lot every day, you will definitely make progress. 😉 Good luck, and let me know how it goes sometime.
@@justlearnkorean thank you so much! 🥺
I have been exercising a lot for the past few days and I noticed a very slight improve. The syllables that I have seen a lot are starting to "make a sound on their own" in my mind 😁 But there are many other left to learn 🥰
@@ileanagheorghisor 👏👏👏I'm so happy to hear it! Hope you enjoy learning Korean and make a lot of progress.😀
일상 대화는 꽤 편하긴 한데,, 외국인이 한국 사람처럼 표현하려면 조금 까다로워져요.. 가끔은 더 다양한 표현을 배우려면 어려운 순간도 있어요. 조금 민감한 표현은 알고 있지만... 더 심화된 내용을 학습하려고 하면 기억이 잘 안 나요. 어쨌든, 드라마, 콘텐츠, 음악 등 다양한 매체를 활용해서 한국어를 열심히 익히려고 노력 중인데요~ 좀 도와주면 좋겠는데요. 제발요 🙏
그렇군요. ☺한국 사람들처럼 표현하려면 정말 많은 노력이 필요하죠. 특히 발음이랑 사용하는 표현에서 차이가 나는 거 같아요. 저도 외국어를 배우면서 이 점이 제일 힘들다고 생각해요.
저는 개인적으로 두 가지가 도움이 많이 되었어요.
1) 많이 듣기
정말 많이 듣고 따라해 보는 게 좋은 거 같아요. 때로는 흘려듣기도 하고, 때로는 발음, 문법, 단어, 숙어 등 모든 것을 다 신경쓰면서 듣는 거예요. 저도 정말 많은 드라마, 영화, 리얼리티 쇼, 라디오, 팟캐스트 등 다양한 매체를 활용하고 있지요.
2) 큰소리로 읽기
저는 혼자 집에 있을 때 관객이 있다고 생각하고, 좋아하는 책/글을 듣고 소리내서 읽었어요. 비디오에서도 말했지만 큰소리로 읽는 게 정말 많이 도움이 됐어요. 물론 원어민이 읽는 걸 듣고 내가 읽은 부분을 고쳤지요. 같은 걸 여러번 읽으면 저절로 외워져요. 특히 같은 말인데도 문화적인 차이로 다르게 표현하는 것들이 있지요. 이런 것들도 잘 기억하게 돼요. 새로운 표현을 들으면 나의 모국어에서 가장 비슷한 말은 무엇인지 생각해보고 그냥 통채로 외워야 하는 것 같아요.
다 뻔한 말이지만 매일 지속적으로 연습하면 분명히 좋아질 거예요. 이미 다 아시는 내용이겠지만 이 비디오를 참고해 주세요. 👉 ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
☺ 정말 도움을 드리고 싶은데..너무 당연한 말들만 했네요.
@@justlearnkorean 네~ 정말 그렇죠. 한국어 표현을 정교하게 구사하려면 많은 노력이 필요하다고 생각해요. 특히 발음과 표현 사용에서 차이가 나는 것 같아요. 외국어를 배우면서 이 부분이 가장 어려웠어요. 개인적으로 두 가지 방법이 큰 도움이 되었어요.
첫 번째는 많이 듣기인데, 듣고 따라 하는 것이 정말 효과적이라고 생각해요. 흘려듣기도 하면서 발음, 문법, 단어, 숙어 등 모든 부분에 신경을 쓰면서 들어보는 거예요. 드라마, 영화, 리얼리티 쇼, 라디오, 팟캐스트 등 다양한 매체를 활용하고 있어요.
두 번째는 큰 소리로 읽기인데, 혼자 집에 있을 때 관객이 있다고 생각하면서 좋아하는 책이나 글을 큰 소리로 읽어보는 것이 도움이 돼요. 비디오에서 언급한 것처럼 큰소리로 읽는 게 정말 도움이 많이 되었어요. 원어민이 읽는 걸 듣고 내가 읽은 부분을 고치면서 여러 번 읽으면 저절로 외워지는 경험이 많았어요. 특히 문화적 차이로 인해 비슷한 표현이라도 나의 모국어에서 어떻게 표현하는지 생각해보고 외워나가면 도움이 될 것 같아요. 매일 꾸준히 연습하면 언어 실력이 분명히 향상될 거예요. 비디오를 참고하여 더 높은 수준으로 나아가길 기대해봐요. 감사합니다! 😇🙏🏻
are they all the same thing but just different sayings??
Can you explain what you mean?
When you say you listened and read Chinese books aloud, was that on a reading app? What level were the books? Were they Chinese children’s books? Or adult books?
I used some Chinese learning books in a series. 😀
One series was for A2 level learners and focused on conversations in various situations. I went through the entire series first. And then used them again for dictation practice (obviouly repeatedly listened to the audio recordings). So I listened to the audio only when I'm not sure about pronunciation while I read aloud.
Another series, the first book was for B1 level and the second book was B2, covered diverse topics like health, social issues, and economics etc. Although they were challenging, I found these books the most enjoyable. They have a lot of useful expressions and also helped expand my general knowledge through Chinese.
So since then, I often use study materials about diverse topics like health, social issues, and economics etc. I believe it's very important to find resources that fit your interests.
Hope that helps. 😉
@@justlearnkorean thank you so much. 😁 I just ordered an audio bilingual book for short stories. Do you have a site recommendation for learning books and textbooks online?
@@louisedawnauthor6590 Great! Hope you enjoy learning Korean. 😀 I'm afraid I just know some websites that have grammar lessons. ☹
what dictionary online can you recommend with sample sentences :)
I'd like to recommend two online dictionaries, Naver Dictionary and Daum Dictionary. You might already know them. Each has its pros and cons. So, try them out and find which one works best for you. I briefly mentioned these two dictionaries in the Free PDF for the latest video. www.patreon.com/posts/5-common-hanja-98700822
If you can't open it, please check the description box of the latest video on RUclips. You'll can find the link to the PDF there. ruclips.net/video/dJGObAl6CUM/видео.html
Hope that helps!! 😁
thank you for all your help i just have one more question do you know how to say/ write my name in korean my name is makylah or you can use kylah i would be very greatful it you taught me both and my last name to brown
@justlearnkorean
4 days ago
Oh..I think I answered this question last week. 😯Sorry if you haven't got it. I'm not sure how exactly your name is pronounced, but you would say, 매킬라/마킬라 브라운 (ma'kylah brown), and it seems that kylah is also pronounced 카일라. Does it sound close to your name? 🧐
@@justlearnkorean 캄 사 합 니 다
im stuck on hangul😢
That's a good start!! Well done!!! 😉 You should find out the right methods and learning materials that work for you. So try out the methods I talked about in the video first and see how it goes.
How can I improve mi Korean of low intermediate to Upper intermediate or advanced, I have problems with 읽기 because I can't understand detail of all the read. I learned a lot of grammar and vocabulary but I can't to read the readings in the intermediate level and that to get frustrated.
I'm sorry to hear that. But don't be frustrated. ☺ I understand..I also had and still have that feeling.
Do you read 일기? or read all different types of writing? I think you might have find things difficult because 일기 is slight different from daily conversation. Many poetic vocabulary and expressions are used in 일기. So depending on what you usually read, vocabulary and grammar will be different from daily conversation. If reading is your way to learn Korean, you should be aware of it and I would like to suggest finding other study materials that you can understand 70-80%. 70-80% is from my personal experience. Whatever you are using to learn a language or whatever skills you are trying to improve, 70-80% will help you enjoy learning and stay motivated. Try this and that until you find study materials that you like.
If you want to improve your overall level of Korean between intermediate and advanced, take a look at this video. 👉ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
It's not a magic solution, but it will give you some ideas. Hope it works for you. ☺
@@justlearnkorean Thanks a lot ❤🤗
How long does it take normally to get to the level where I can search for news and everything online in Korean? Not necessarily to speak it yet
It's up to how much time and effort you put into. 🧐As you want to be able to search for things online, you need to focus on your reading skills and vocabulary skills. So.. in my humble opinion, you will need to reach around the intermediate level in order for internet surfing, and reach around upper intermediate level in order to search for news. If you study Korean all day, I would say.. about 6-9 months to intermediate, and another 6 months to upper intermediate. But like I say, it's entirely up to how much time and effort you put into. 😀
@@justlearnkorean 감사합니다
Do you have any recommendations for resources we could use? Like different apps or websites such as duolingo, etc x
I'm afraid that I don't know much about apps. 😞 I just know some free resources on a few websites, which might be helpful for you.
KBS World (Learn Korean) : KBS is a Korean public service broadcaster. There are three parts of courses, ‘Learn Korean’ ‘Let’s learn Korean 1’ ‘Let’s learn Korean 2’. The contents are quite old and the courses seem to be a bit disorganised. But you can still find some useful stuff.
👉 world.kbs.co.kr/service/contents_list.htm?lang=e&menu_cate=learnkorean
Organic Korean : explains mainly pronunciation and grammar in simple ways.
👉 organickorean.com
How to study Korean : provides with a wide range of vocabulary and grammar in depth.
👉 www.howtostudykorean.com
90 Day Korean : gives a brief overview of each topic
👉 www.90daykorean.com/learn-korean/
There are not enough useful resources for Korean learners. But hope you can find some helpful. ☺
@@justlearnkorean Oh xx thank you so much x I’ll definitely give these a browse x
@@K-pop.CreatorSome other resources:
Talk To Me in Korean (but it's paid content now), also they have a RUclips channel you can check out (they have books too)
Go! Billy Korean is a great RUclips resource, he also has books that I've heard are good
Your Korean Unnie is a good RUclips resource
I'll add more when I can think of them lol
감사합니다 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 i've only been using one app for korean, it keeps me motivated BUT it doesn't teach me everything i want to learn or need to learn. i want to travel korea with my friends so tysm for the help ❤❤
if anyone wants to know the app i use, its teuida, i love this app sm, it taught me some really important things to form sentences that i still remember to this day
저도 감사합니다.
hello, i have been trying to study korean for the past 4 weeks i know the alphabet alr but i dont know what to do next and i dont know what videos i should do and i have been trying to remmeber nouns in korean but i cant remember them and i dont know what and i feel really discouraged sometimes you know do you have any tips?
안녕하세요 ☺ Wow...You learned Hangeul and nouns within 4 weeks on your own! That's great! You shouldn't be discouraged. And you are not the only one who can't remember new words. We all are struggling to remember. We just need to repeat the same things.
Since you learned Hanguel and nouns, I would suggest expanding vocabulary and learn a little bit of grammar. As I mentioned in the video, learn numbers in Korean, the common phrases, pronouns, common verbs and adjectives, opposite verbs and adjectives, words that are in the same categories and words that came from English etc. While you are learning them, the most important thing is learn them with example sentences so that you can see how they are actually used and pronounced in sentences. And you can also learn the basic grammar from time to time once in a while if you have anything interesting.
I have released many videos about those words, please check them out. And feel free to ask me if you have any questions. And there are many more take a look at my channel. Hope they help. ☺
Numbers Part 1 : ruclips.net/video/eY5HPaFa5AA/видео.html
Numbers Part 2 : ruclips.net/video/iQQmhTkiM50/видео.html
Basic Phrases : ruclips.net/video/PcrkUSXo2Sw/видео.html
Essential Verbs : ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html
Essential Adjectives : ruclips.net/video/rPLPsPn57po/видео.html
Words that are from English : ruclips.net/video/jmUKq_dZbYw/видео.html
Common words : ruclips.net/video/niYuS_KcMbA/видео.html
Words that have two meanings : ruclips.net/video/FmEU6m551T8/видео.html
Pronouns : ruclips.net/video/9u8aqoNgH2g/видео.html
Vocabulary & Phrases about weather : ruclips.net/video/RSU9JPiSzaY/видео.html
Common words about time and dates : ruclips.net/video/SCIspM_xglQ/видео.html
Basic Phrases for special days : ruclips.net/video/NaDMpuP3va8/видео.html
Opposite verbs : ruclips.net/video/MVwBUtOgNzk/видео.html
Opposite adjectives : ruclips.net/video/mC6gcmlNMdY/видео.html
Essential Adverbs : ruclips.net/video/p8flnqwwUaQ/видео.html
How to remember words : ruclips.net/video/Rk7wTQQ-eJ4/видео.html
Words about place : ruclips.net/video/ZJm4DRFtkHg/видео.html
Words about nature : ruclips.net/video/5cGvMTWDsyY/видео.html
thank you so so much i didn't think you would respond i appreciate this so much @@justlearnkorean
❤
감사합니다~~☺️
I want to understand but it hard do u have any tips
Can you explain me more? 🙂What is hard for you? listening, speaking, grammar or learning new vocabulary?
@@justlearnkorean Speaking, grammar and sentence structure.
@@MichelePearce-u6y mmm...I can only say from my experience. ☺
For me, speaking is always the hardest part and it takes ages to actually make progress. So I suggest putting 'speaking' aside for the time being, and focus on listening, vocabulary and grammar.
For sentence structure, there is a video I released a while ago.
Check it out. 👉ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html
If you have any questions, let me know. I'm happy to help you.
Grammar..another tricky one. I think it's best to start with the most interesting for you. Learn one or two new grammar every week through lots of lots of example sentences. Try to learn just the main rules of something and familiarise yourself with example sentences. You can just listen to them or read them out loud, or both. It's easy to understand grammar but don't just stop there. You should make a new grammar rule automatic that you can quickly recognise it in your head.
Sorry I talked too much. 'Be patient and consistent'. It sounds cliche but it's sooooo true when it comes to learning languages. 😀
@@justlearnkorean Thank you so much I understand and there is no reason to say you talked too much. You helped me and I appreciate it
hallo teacher im 13 years old i find it hard to learn korean😅
First of all, soooooo sorry for the late reply. I've been ill. 🤒
I understand. I often hear Korean is quite hard to learn. Whatever methods or materials you use, the key is to be patient and consistent. Hope you don't get discouraged, just learning something little by little every day will make a huge difference in the end. I promise!!
This ain’t it.Pronunciation is not the most important because that will come eventually.
Yes, you're right.🙂 But you've got me wrong. I meant you've got to get used to the sound. As you know, each language has its own unique sound frequency. So, you need to be able to recognise those particular sounds, which will help you understand when you listen to and speak the language.
Hi ㅗㅑ
I really hope your English is computer generated, because your pronunciation is terribly off at times.
Agree.. I also think that my accent is quite bad. 😔