All Things Korean is now *Your Korean Saem* | New Channel Name!
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2021
- After much thought I decided to change my channel name and I wanted to walk you through why and what it means. Saem, or 샘, can mean several things!
1. It's a shortened form of 선생님, or "teacher"
2. It means a spring... meaning this channel can serve as a fountain, or a consistent source of Korean knowledge
3. It's the first half of my name, and a nickname my friends have for me!
This change holds a lot of meaning for me, as I explain in the video. I hope you like the new name as much as I do! :)
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She says it's not going to be an educational video.
Proceeds to explain the several meanings of 샘 😄
감사합니다 샘물 씨.
What do you expect. It's in her blood to be informative and helpful😂
Your name is 샘물? I thought your real name was "All," middle name "Things," last name "Korean" ;-) Liked the explanation for the channel name, and it makes a lot of sense! And I understand about not wanting to use your real name in English. My real last name isn't "Go" either :P
Wait whaaat??? I thought your first name was GO! your middle name Billy and your last name Korean!??
My life is a lie!!!!!!
Go Billy OP🔥
Good on you for supporting other teaching resources mate. 뿌듯해요 ^^
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 너무 웃겨요! 😂 고 씨가 아니셨다니요! ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 😁
@@KoreanJream ohh te encontré!! I found you hehe nice to see you here, I love your videos on youtube and instagram too 😊
Digging the new channel name with the triple meaning and am excited about the website! : D
Also thank you for sharing about your name. I remembered it vaguely from your 30 facts about me-video, but have noticed that it didn't come up a lot. It's so cool that it's in pure native Korean! Thank you for being our 샘물 쌤
Your story about your name is really sweet :) you shouldn’t be ashamed or stressed about your name. You’re right, it is beautiful! And of all people, we as viewers interested in learning Korean are indeed most likely to care about pronouncing it right and not judge you for it :) also I think the reasoning behind the channel name is super cool! 👍 (sorry this is so late, I just joined lol)
As long as you enjoyed it, me, as a watcher will be ok. Do whatever you want 쌤 🤗
I love this idea. Saemmul, what a pretty name. I'm learning Korean and want to move to Seoul so bad.
Thanks for all you have done, and keep it up. Gamsahamnida
"I grew up thinking that my name was an inconvenience"
that is an awful experience, my heart hurts for you so much :(
your name is gorgeous, and I'm thrilled that you've decided to love it and share it with us
Love the new name 💖 and YES to tutoring!! I would be very interested in that to practise speaking, maybe with different topics to talk about every week. I live in Sweden :)
" Spring water 선생님 " Rolls pretty very well off my tongue.
But hey, that's just me!
How do people not know how to pronounce 샘물? TWO. syllables.
On a side note, I love your story. I’m a new follower so I just know you as “Your Korean Saem” which I thought had a “servant” ring to it. It’s very selfLESS, which is very attractive. From the first video I watched, I was very attracted to your wealth of knowledge and your mind. You’re so intelligent! Watching those videos of you explaining how to pronounce Korean consonants was exhilarating, and I knew right a way I could listen to you all day. Then I watched another video of your lessons and then another and then another and 3 more after. I thought I’d seen the best, but this is the first personal video I’ve seen that’s not about Hangul and I’m speechless!!!! Dopamine overload. It’s better than drugs! You’re a master storyteller. You stirred my emotions to make me want to beat up those people that butchered your name. You should write a book. I’ll be the first to buy it.
But also, there are Korean words that explore human emotions that Americans have no words to compare, and I’m starting to think that maybe Americans aren’t aware of those emotions. This is why I’m always wondering how Korean dramas could make me wail. I quit watching American dramas because I’ve seen Korean dramas and so I can’t go back anymore. I’d have to stoop low to watch an American drama. If people today can identify as male, female, binary, etc even though they aren’t biologically, then I would like to identify as Korean. 🇰🇷
Again, I like the name of the channel. It’s selfless, endearing, intimate, and has a sense of servitude (as in I’m here to serve you or teach you and water you so you can grow).
Aww thank you so much for your kind words!
Your name is beautiful and it's great to see you claiming it proudly. I'm sorry that my fellow Americans were so ignorant and inconsiderate about not trying to pronounce it correctly. Thank you for your videos, and I look forward to seeing more!
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose/ By any other name would smell as sweet.”
Spring Water is a unique & cool name!
Thank you 샘물 ~씨 for sharing your knowledge with us.Please know that you are truly appreciated. Hoping that all goes well and you push ahead with your plans to focus on tutoring.I would definitely be interested in learning from you.You've got a knack for teaching.
I'm so sorry that you felt that way growing up. I know the feeling. My name gets butchered too so I try my best to pronounce all names correctly. I like the name change! :)
제가 2020년 5월 5일 영상에 channel name 바꾸기 건의했어요 이제부토 channel 이름이 더 searchable 일 것 같아요
1년이나 됐네요 ^^; 그동안 용기가 없었어요. 건의 주셔서 고맙습니다!
I think your name is really pretty! I love the meaning behind it, and I feel so bad that you felt embarrassed about something so personal and important. I can't imagine what that must have been like.
😍 Wow your name has a beautiful meaning. And it sounds nice 🥰
This is the perfect channel name! I noticed the vlog channel's name also changed! Ever since you revealed your name in a past video I thought it was one of the most beautiful names I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing your feelings with us 💗
I'm not learning Korean but I am interested in the language, so when I found this channel sticking around was a no-brainer because you are lovely and your explanations make everything easier and clearer to understand. Every single one of your videos is super helpful, thank you so much!
You will be a great tutor 샘물 선생님 🌈
Oh my gosh, I love the multiple meanings of 샘! (Although isn't the slang/shorted word for teacher spelled 쌤 or can it be spelled 샘 as well?)
Also, you have such a beautiful name! 샘물 sounds so beautiful and elegant, and I love how you can understand the meaning (fountain/spring + water) just with Korean and without having to know 한자. 선생님의 성함은 너무 아름다우세요! 다양한 의미들 알려 주셔서 감사하고 이 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사힙니다!
Thank you! 샘 & 쌤 are both okay for teacher 😄
I love your name (both the meaning and its pronunciation). I had myself problems with my name, and I used 2 names: one easier to pronounce for people I met for the first time and the real one that I told to people that became friends of mine.
I LOVE the new channel name. 🥰
Thanks for all the uploads and language practice. Your channel has been a big help for an intermediate learner like myself. Thank you for focusing on non beginner learning content and doing so much to help out korean learners. 👍
Congratulations on the amazing new channel name! 샘물 is such a beautiful and unique name--after watching this video I was inspired to find a pure Korean name for myself and I've settled on 샛별 ! And it's all thanks to this video!
This video was great! Thanks for sharing the story about your name. As someone who also struggled with having their name constantly butchered and thinking it was an inconvenience, I hope everyone feels proud to use their name :)
You have a beautiful name, and as an American I'm sorry people didn't try to pornounce it correctly. An awful thing you grew up thinking it is a burden.
I love the new channel name, I've been watching you since I was in 8th grade and your videos really helped me with pronunciation.
Thank you 샘물; good to know you are available for tutoring. Many of my foreign friends here in Korea love your style. I appreciate your sincere efforts to expand the understanding of Korean language.
Thank you too!
Very meaningful. I also disliked my name when I was younger. Thank you for your sharing. Keep up your good work as always. Always enjoyed your videos.감사합니다 🙏👍😀
Very interesting story, very brave! Beautiful name as well :)
I love it!
Can't wait to your next video
선새님, I’m glad you’re comfortable finally embracing your beautiful name. I admit I would probably have been one of the foolish mortals who butchered its pronounciation, but it IS beautiful and you should hold fast to it. I pray your plans moving forward become a great sucess. I very well may ask to be tutored by you, alrhoughinlive in Savannah, Georgia and the time diference is 13 hours, so thar makes scheduling a bit of a challenge.
Perfect Name!!! Love the meaning!
I really really loved the explanation 😄👌
I can relate to you regarding your name part.. my name gets butchered a lot! Only a handful of them happen to pronounce my name correctly, hahaha
A very kind, gentle, smart individual. Great to pick your preferred name that you can grow with. All things korean had no flavor, new name great. Lord knows why americans could not say your name, so easy to say. Yes, tutoring good idea since u have a native american language understanding.
what a beautiful name yours is!
쌤의 영상을 저한테 항상 도움 돼요! 그레서 한국말 가르치는 영상을 더 자주 업로드하면 저는 너무 너무 감사할거에요. 화이팅!
Your name isn't even that hard to learn if you put in a little effort. Americans can be so lazy. I teach and I make real efforts to say names correctly. It makes me happy when I see looks of surprise and smiles when I get it right or reeeally close. My name is so easy but people say it wrong. 😅 I hated my name as a kid because it was not a common name.
I like the triple meaning of the new name.👏
The new channel name is perfect 샘물 씨.
I feel for you😆 I have up on getting native English speakers to pronounce my name correctly. I love the Korean language, but at this point it's still a thousand times worse than my Hebrew ㅋㅋㅋ חחח.
Aaaaaaaa I was so excited seeing this upload I'm so proud 🙌🙌 I immediately though of 선생님 and your own name 😊 When you were talking about your name I was like noo 🥺🥺 you have such a beautiful name!! 🥺🥺 own your name with pride 😌 샘 화이팅~ 잘 할 거예요 ^^
AHH I love this so much!! It fits so well, and this video is so relatable! I have similar feelings about my first name, Robert; people would always make fun of it or use it in weird nicknames as a kid, so I've just always used my middle name instead. Hearing you push through it and doing what you want to do is inspiring, and I can't wait to possibly call you 선생님 one day! 100% support you. 화이팅!!
J
Good luck with the new name. I hope the channel goes from strength to strength. :)
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샘물 샘! 진짜 너무 예쁜 이름이에요!!! 채널명에 wordplay로도 완벽하네요. 💙 미국에 사는 제 이름도 아주 엉망진창이에요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저도 사람들한테 제 이름 설명할 때마다 it’s like dream but with J instead of D 라고 하거든요 😂 그거 갖다 만들었는데, 뭔가 기억하기 쉬운 채널명으론 착 붙지 않는 거 같아서 계속 찝찝해요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 채널명 바꾸신 거 너무 찰떡이세요!
감사합니다 쌤❤️ 미국에선 한국 이름으로 살기가 넘나 불편하죠 😩 그래도 Dream 들어간 이름도 괜찮은 것 같아요! 뭔가 아름답고 몽환적인 느낌이 들어요 ㅎㅎㅎ
What a beauriful name.
이제 샘물 선생님으로 기억하면 되겠네요~
한국어 학습자라면 어렵지 않게 발음할 수
있을 만한, 정말 예쁜 이름인 것 같아요.💕
감사합니다! 🙏
OMG i just yelled "So Pretty!!!" at 2:50 when you said your name was 샘물!!
5:13 i mean YEAH!! HAHAHA!
YEAH! :D
이미 우리의 샘입니다!
Your videos are really helpful and hope more people get to learn from it! Thank you
샘물 is a very Nice name 💦 😍
제가 한 1년 전에 개인 레슨 듣고 싶다는 댓글을 남겼어요...! 아직도 듣고 싶어요!! 특히 말하기 연습하고 싶습니다. 저는 서울에 살고 영어 가르치는 일하고 번역 편집하는 일 하고있어요. Great job on growing your channel so far!! I hope to see more videos in Korean :)
감사합니다! 저도 번역하고 있어요! 비슷한 점이 많네요. I will upload a notice once I am ready to tutor :)
안녕하새요,샘님
I work at a University so I see many international names and I do notice that some Americans have trouble pronouncing names properly (or even close to what they should be), I don't think it was until I started learning Korean that I realized how strange English pronunciation is (especially vowels). I also don't think I will ever forget what saem means.
샘물 very interested in tutoring, But I am in the US we have a 13 hour time difference so I don't know if it is possible.
Hi 누나!❤ Can I request a video to you?😞 Can you make a video about why does "네" sounds like "de" or why does any word starts with ㄴ sounds like D?:( I know ㄴ wasn't the same with ㄷ but ㄴ was the same with english "D") and any korean words that starts with ㄴ sounds like an english "D". Same with ㅁ, any korean words that starts with ㅁ I hear it as english "B". Can you make a video about it? Pleaseee I'm very confuse,notice my comment! :((((
I am a new learner, but may be I can offer my perspective.
1. What sounds you 'hear' depends on the sounds you know. Since ㄴ ㄷ have similar tongue position you might hear them blend and the closest sound to you is English d even though neither make the d sound.
2. We get lazy when we talk no matter the language. We go the easiest route. We blend sounds together. The faster we talk the more we muddle sounds. We don't pronounce every syllable all the time. So we can say things like "whadever" with t sounding like d instead of "whatever". Since the tongue position is similar the t sound leans toward d. So ㅁ can sound different if you don't say it fully. It isn't that we never say a hard t, it just depends, so same for ㅁ.
The more Korean speech you listen to, even if you don't understand it, the more you hear.
I will make a video on it someday but the short answer is that ㄴ & ㅁ just tend to get “denasalized” and sometimes sound like their “stop” counterparts ㄷ & ㅂ. Your listening is not wrong, it’s just the way the words are sometimes pronounced. ^_^ You may be confused now but the more fluent you get the less confusing the words will be.
@@YourKoreanSaem Oh denasalized means there's no totally air flowing in your nose right? So that means It is a English B and D sound because when you pronounce N and M it must be a little air flowing in your nose? So that means ㄴ and ㅁ where intentionally pronounce as D and B?
ㄴ isn’t being intentionally pronounced like ㄷ, it’s unintentional but it happens because they take place in the same position. So yes ㄴ requires air flow through the nose but sometimes the air flow is blocked and sounds like ㄷ. Same for ㅁ.
@@YourKoreanSaem Why does the airflow blocks? even you need a few air to make ㄴ sound?