This video is super helpful but just if you can understand korean, because if i ask someone where is the bus station and they answer me in korean I will be as lost as i was before asking
That's true.i think if you need to use this phrases you need to know more korean becouse you dont know what he answer to you but it's good to know to say something.(my english isn't very good so...😅)
This isn't necessarily true. If someone asks you directions in broken English, you know they don't speak the language, so you answer with simple words and gestures so they will understand (maybe, at least a little bit.)
@@goinbulilit3846 What if they answer: "I studied it at school but I don't remember a thing, the cousin of my niece that lives in Seoul knows a bit of English do you want me to call?" Then you'd be like: "Can I use google translate?" 😂
I like the way you changed tones as if you were speaking in a real-life situation. That's something many other Korean tutors miss out and I think is quite important.
Please make more videos like this! It's so helpful hearing natives speaking Korean :) Perhaps you could make a video on popular Korean Slang :) PS I love your outfit!
This is helpful for getting more familiar with the pronunciation and tone, and knowing what situations to use these words. Also your hair and outfit look really pretty
Only way to learn Korean is by sound as tone is important. People are polite but not friendly so basics is fine. If they dont know you they wont just chat in the street even if they can speak English. Social eating/drinking is the best way to spend time in Korea to experience the culture.
This is one of the most clear conversational videos that I've seen and I hope you continue to record these. Now we need you to show us how to deal with the answer or possible answers. So keep em coming (love it).
Oh wow, this video is so useful! Your pronunciation of Korean sounds so clear and showing the hangeul underneath is really helpful! I listened to various other Learn Korean audio guides but I find the pronunciation is really hard to hear the words distinctly and they sometimes sound very different to one another between different speakers and its confusing which one is the proper sound. But this is very clear! Thank you!
This was actually really helpful lol. I'm trying to go to Korea in the spring or summer after I graduate from college. Jina lookin out for us 😂 Much love 💕✌🏾
TBH these videos really help me with my Korean, because I have an Korean teacher and I feel like it's nice for me to speak Korean to her so she feels kinda like home, if you know what I mean.
Very helpful! Thank you for posting. I’m currently studying the Korean language and Hangul. It’s been said that the “romanization” of words are often wrong so it’s extremely helpful hearing a native speaker.
20 Phrases 1.Hi=Annyeong (Bye) 2.Annyeong-ha-se-yo=Hello 3.Thankyou=Gam-sa-ham-nida 4.I'm sorry=Joe-song-ham-ni-da Excuse=Jeo-gi-yo 5.where is ..~?=eo-di-ei-isseoyo? 6.Restroom=Hwanjangsil 7.How can I ge to...?=Ottuke galisu isseyo..? 8.I'll have it=ijeo jusayo 9.I made a reservation=jeo yeyaghaess-eoyo 10.How much is this?=igeo eolmanyeyo? 11.Please give a discount=kkakk ajuseyo 12.Do you have a vegetarian menu?=chaesig menyu issnayo? 13.Can i take a picture of me,please?= sajin jjig-eojusil su iss-eoyo? 14.Do you speak english?=yeong-eo hal su iss-eoyo? 15.My name is jina?(y/n)=je ileum-eun jin aibnida 16.Do you have wifi here?=yeogi waipai doenayo? 17.Can I get a menu,please?=jeogiyo.menyupan juseyo 18.What is the most famous one here?=Mwoga jeil jal nagayo? 19.Excuse me,water ,please=jeogiyo,mul juseyo 20.Do you know any famous restaurant around here?=Geuncheoe yumyeonghan masjib allyeojusil su iss-eoyo? Jal gayo👋
I'm so glad I just came across this video! I'm learning Korean right now, and just learned the "Excuse me" phrases. Now I know not to use 실례합니다. It was teaching me to use it to ask a favor or to ask a question.
I LOVE korea and I can't wait to visit after travel restrictions are lifted. Your short phrases are really good, i'll try and use some of them when I visit!
Whoaah, I hope you're having a great time in Moscow! As a russian, only thing I could recommend you is metro, I really love the architecture of every station, especially Novoslobodkaya, Aviamotornaya. If you're still in Moscow, you can go and see them~
This was super helpful. I have been trying to study Korean as a filipino american. I like how you break down the syllables enough for me to pronounce it properly.
Jina, thank you so much for this! I am learning Korean and these phrases are very helpful when you are just starting to learn a language. I’m a native English speaker, and I teach English. The part I am having the most trouble with is the grammar of Korean. I LOVE languages, so I will get it eventually. Thanks again, and I love watching your videos. Enjoy Russia!
OH MY GOODNESS!!! i stumbled upon your channel and i am hooked! you have been so helpful with your videos. i am moving to korea for at least a year (eventually) for work and will be interviewing kpop idols and such for my work. i love the culture and the country but i have had no idea what to fully expect. i want to be able to be fully respectful when i am there and be able to fit in as well as much as i can, being a foreigner as well. every video of yours i have watched so far has lessoned my nerves and has made it so much easier for me. thank you so much for the videos that you do. i work in entertain media producing youtube videos and writing articles as well for my company and i know it is a lot of work. i appreciate all that you do. i hope if i have any questions that we may be able to communicate on some things. have a good day!
OMG, I am glad you explained the "excuse me" Part as that would have been ME 100%. Screw my classes I'm just gonna come to you LMAO..(still going to class, but will view your videos as foundation thanks!}
I salute you for being good in English and also in Korean,, I love your accent a lot,,, please do more Videos like this I really love it😍💜💜💜💜💜진심으로 감사합니다~~
I'm learning Korean just for the mental stimulation and I very much enjoy it even though it's really hard. My English speaking brain and mouth have a hard time with the proper pronunciation because I have no one to speak it with. So when I watch Korean shows or listen to music I get so happy when I recognise words and Jus 'Know' what it means without even thinking. So when you're saying most of the phrases in here I know it's polite speech. Makes me so happy to be learning a new language!
This video is very helpful. I'm working in a resort with plenty of korean guests. I can use these phrases everyday. Thank you Ms. Kim. 💚 New subscriber here. 😊
After watching tons of K-dramas, with English subtitles, I can say I know at least 50 words in Korean!:) Your videos are very helpful, thank you, Jina Kim !
No, it doesn't sound natural if you constantly end sentences with ㅂ니다 when talking to strangers. There are some words you almost always use that when talking to strangers though, and that is in the case of 감사합니다 or 죄송합니다. For asking directions and other general stuff you would just end with 요. Instead of ㅂ니다, we combine 요 with (으)세요 grammar to sound more polite in some sentences.
I was told by a Korean that using ibnida too much is too formal and can make the other person feel awkward. Exceptions being the ones stated by the commenter above me.
WoW! As a westerner I can honestly say Korean is like a noodle soup! I mean I thought Chinese and/or Japanese was difficult but this is like ‘alien’ haah I cannot grasp it at all! Anyway I like your style! I’m subbing 😁👍🏻
I just started learning Korean last week. This is an excellent video!!! Please make more videos like this. I’ll be following you for sure! Fashion isn’t my thing, but I can use the fashion advice for my daughter. See you again soon!
언니 고마워요...전는 필리핀 사람이에요 하지만 i'm not that good in speaking korean, i'm still learning...thank you coz now i know how to ask about "famous reastaurants in Korea" 정말 고마워요😘그리고 너의 outfit 좋아요...이뻐요...핑크 핑크!!
These sentences are very very helpful but may I give a tip? Personally, I find it easier to remember and use these sentences again, if I know the meaning of the single words. Maybe just take apart the sentence really quickly and explain the meaning of the single words💕 Thank you so much for your great content, and keep it up!!❤️
Its a very sweet language. Their tone carries more information and feelings than the words... I am curious how they express the same feelings during texting!
I've been studying Korean for 2 years at the Korean Cultural Centre in Madrid, and still cannot express myself at that speed! I feel like it's a tongue-twister. Still very basic. 2 years are 60x2=120 hours of classes and just A1 level in CEFRL (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Hi dear, am from India 🇮🇳. Am really interested in learning Korean language.💖💖 I just learned few Korean words from all those k dramas. Like👉 Hello,thank you ,sorry, love u and how u call father, mother, siblings and grandparents. Bt this video really do help in learning basics. Am really into learning new languages. Thank you for the video dear🤗.
Newbie here. I'm so happy that i notice your vids. We're planning to go in Korean by October or November because of Autumn Season. Thank you for Sharing! Kamsahamnida! 😍
Omg this is super useful! I'm currently trying to learn Korean (I actually use duolingo but it's been useful and also watching lots of movies and dramas xD) and this is super useful, because most of the times students learn language that is not actually used in real life 😅 thanks for sharing this info with newbies like me 🤩
What a useful video! I think Korean is such a pretty sounding language. @itsjinakim I wanted to give you a pronunciation tip. I hope that is ok. I actually love your Korean accent in your English, and you speak English AMAZINGLY well, but I thought you might want to pronounce "language" a little more authentically. I will try to spell the missing (ㅜ) sound with Korean. Don't laugh too much. 란구아즈, Or to spell it phonetically in English it would be "lan gwaj" For some reason, I have wanted to learn Korean. I will never be able to visit the country, but I still wanted to learn about it. Your videos have been a good balance to the many dramas I have watched to help with the language. I'm glad you introduced Mikole too, he is SO cool! A good balance to your Korean viewpoint and your personalities blend so nicely! Here is a suggestion for a video. I'm an OLD lady (60) in a wheelchair because my legs have been amputated above the knee. There are many types of handicaps besides being in a wheelchair such as visual and hearing handicaps, but can you do a video on the accessibility issues in Korea? This would not be for me as I have many other issues including financial and digestive, but there are plenty of young people with only mobility issues who may who Korean culture. :) Keep up the good work you are very talented (and adorable)!
I want to learn to speak korean and this kind of videos are really helpfully. I hope we can have other videos related to learning korean expressions from you Jina!
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By the grace of kdramas, I knew most of these expressions
Yupp thats true
So lucky
So trueee 😆
me too
Hahha loved it... We share the same feeling
This video is super helpful but just if you can understand korean, because if i ask someone where is the bus station and they answer me in korean I will be as lost as i was before asking
That's true.i think if you need to use this phrases you need to know more korean becouse you dont know what he answer to you but it's good to know to say something.(my english isn't very good so...😅)
This isn't necessarily true. If someone asks you directions in broken English, you know they don't speak the language, so you answer with simple words and gestures so they will understand (maybe, at least a little bit.)
Right what I was thinking
Hence, the question do you know english.
@@goinbulilit3846 What if they answer: "I studied it at school but I don't remember a thing, the cousin of my niece that lives in Seoul knows a bit of English do you want me to call?" Then you'd be like: "Can I use google translate?" 😂
Asking a question is not a big problem, the problem will be to understand the answer XD
They give you food or drink, show the way to the toilet and take your photo. It's more than enough for a beginner.
But then you dont understand the reply lol..
Haha true! Better use google translates
Queenie Joy Miravite not better...
😂😂😂😂😂
LOL I'm so worried this will be me 😭😂
I like the way you changed tones as if you were speaking in a real-life situation. That's something many other Korean tutors miss out and I think is quite important.
Title - Never say EXCUSE ME in korea
Meanwhile Jimin - *Excuse meeee!!!*
LMAO
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Aahh exujmeee
😃that only came in my mind
Jina: *Make A whole lesson on how speak Korean*
Me in 100 years wandering around Korea: *”tOkYooooo”*
Legend
Lmfao
🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏻👌🏻
i chocked on your comment like i choked on pure air. wtf.
This is why I love South Koreans. Their tone when speaking makes me so happy 😊. I love you people!
From Confucian civilization: 仁 and 禮, and 정.
Please make more videos like this! It's so helpful hearing natives speaking Korean :) Perhaps you could make a video on popular Korean Slang :) PS I love your outfit!
4:12 😂
Your videos are amazing btw💜
5:39 reminds me of Jimin’s, “excuse meeeee” awwww
I’m slowly realizing that I am too stupid to learn korean😂
I wanna leave a comment but I don't know what I should say.
What about gamsahamnida? D:
Chincha?
Wae?
Shiron de naega wae ???😂😂
@@amponsahellen1149 jinjia**
This is helpful for getting more familiar with the pronunciation and tone, and knowing what situations to use these words. Also your hair and outfit look really pretty
Only way to learn Korean is by sound as tone is important. People are polite but not friendly so basics is fine. If they dont know you they wont just chat in the street even if they can speak English. Social eating/drinking is the best way to spend time in Korea to experience the culture.
7:17 "if your name is alex then..."
i freaked out 🥺
This is one of the most clear conversational videos that I've seen and I hope you continue to record these. Now we need you to show us how to deal with the answer or possible answers. So keep em coming (love it).
Oh wow, this video is so useful! Your pronunciation of Korean sounds so clear and showing the hangeul underneath is really helpful! I listened to various other Learn Korean audio guides but I find the pronunciation is really hard to hear the words distinctly and they sometimes sound very different to one another between different speakers and its confusing which one is the proper sound. But this is very clear! Thank you!
As someone who’s learning Korean, I’d love to see more of these videos!! I actually learned certain pronunciations I was doing wrong💞
3:06 does anybody else hear "Tokyo"? xD
@hi,this is the deadest channel you will ever see me
Me lol
I don't know but I feel Korean language is too cute 🥰🥰🥰
This was actually really helpful lol.
I'm trying to go to Korea in the spring or summer after I graduate from college. Jina lookin out for us 😂
Much love 💕✌🏾
I'm going to Korea too, so I'm cramming right now ^^
I love learning Korean language but it's hard to pronounce😭
No it's not, just practice the sounds and then it's very easy. I'm German so I couldn't speak it neither
I also find it hard to pronounce 😅
TBH these videos really help me with my Korean, because I have an Korean teacher and I feel like it's nice for me to speak Korean to her so she feels kinda like home, if you know what I mean.
Very helpful! Thank you for posting. I’m currently studying the Korean language and Hangul. It’s been said that the “romanization” of words are often wrong so it’s extremely helpful hearing a native speaker.
"Igeo... igeo... igeo... and igeo juseyo. Thank you-samnida." I totally got this! Lol
Your english so clear to understand, you explain everything so simply and beautifully. I appreciate this, thank you 💕💕
oh please do more of these videos with phrases and words. I love it you are easy to understand and I can really say the words with you THANK YOU
First your outfit is so preaty I love it I love your Videos me and my friend are visiting Korea soon this is so useful thank you btw😄😍😘😊💜!
Queen ! Omg really? your so lucky💜💜
20 Phrases
1.Hi=Annyeong (Bye)
2.Annyeong-ha-se-yo=Hello
3.Thankyou=Gam-sa-ham-nida
4.I'm sorry=Joe-song-ham-ni-da
Excuse=Jeo-gi-yo
5.where is ..~?=eo-di-ei-isseoyo?
6.Restroom=Hwanjangsil
7.How can I ge to...?=Ottuke galisu isseyo..?
8.I'll have it=ijeo jusayo
9.I made a reservation=jeo yeyaghaess-eoyo
10.How much is this?=igeo eolmanyeyo?
11.Please give a discount=kkakk ajuseyo
12.Do you have a vegetarian menu?=chaesig menyu issnayo?
13.Can i take a picture of me,please?= sajin jjig-eojusil su iss-eoyo?
14.Do you speak english?=yeong-eo hal su iss-eoyo?
15.My name is jina?(y/n)=je ileum-eun jin aibnida
16.Do you have wifi here?=yeogi waipai doenayo?
17.Can I get a menu,please?=jeogiyo.menyupan juseyo
18.What is the most famous one here?=Mwoga jeil jal nagayo?
19.Excuse me,water ,please=jeogiyo,mul juseyo
20.Do you know any famous restaurant around here?=Geuncheoe yumyeonghan masjib allyeojusil su iss-eoyo?
Jal gayo👋
That little expression for restroom was soo cute... love u gal ♥️
I'm so glad I just came across this video! I'm learning Korean right now, and just learned the "Excuse me" phrases. Now I know not to use 실례합니다. It was teaching me to use it to ask a favor or to ask a question.
ok so like,, duo taught me “child milk” and “child person”
also the thing you did to demonstrate bathroom was adorable-?
MysticMaknae omg lmao I just got Duolingo yesterday and learned child milk hahahhaa
OML I LEARNED CHILD MILK TOO-
@@glaciergang *ai uyu intensifies*
I LOVE korea and I can't wait to visit after travel restrictions are lifted. Your short phrases are really good, i'll try and use some of them when I visit!
I am studying korean for 5 months but only know bogoshipda
Try watching more kdramas. The phrases here are much easier for you to remember if your ears are used to Korean..
Do you know - ANNYEONGHASEYO
samedt
@@baby19121 yeah hehe
Omo
Whoaah, I hope you're having a great time in Moscow! As a russian, only thing I could recommend you is metro, I really love the architecture of every station, especially Novoslobodkaya, Aviamotornaya. If you're still in Moscow, you can go and see them~
You're saving so much people's life by helping us
This was super helpful. I have been trying to study Korean as a filipino american. I like how you break down the syllables enough for me to pronounce it properly.
Jina, thank you so much for this! I am learning Korean and these phrases are very helpful when you are just starting to learn a language. I’m a native English speaker, and I teach English. The part I am having the most trouble with is the grammar of Korean. I LOVE languages, so I will get it eventually. Thanks again, and I love watching your videos. Enjoy Russia!
This video is very helpful for me 💖
I'm impressed with the korean knowledge that I have cuz I knew everything of this! 🤭
I laughed so hard when she said you should look at sound poor when asking for a discount 😂😂😂
OH MY GOODNESS!!! i stumbled upon your channel and i am hooked! you have been so helpful with your videos. i am moving to korea for at least a year (eventually) for work and will be interviewing kpop idols and such for my work. i love the culture and the country but i have had no idea what to fully expect. i want to be able to be fully respectful when i am there and be able to fit in as well as much as i can, being a foreigner as well. every video of yours i have watched so far has lessoned my nerves and has made it so much easier for me. thank you so much for the videos that you do. i work in entertain media producing youtube videos and writing articles as well for my company and i know it is a lot of work. i appreciate all that you do. i hope if i have any questions that we may be able to communicate on some things. have a good day!
Oh my gawd Jina's english is so cute🥺
I learned so much from this video, thank you very much. Some Korean words are really hard to pronounce. It's like tongue twister lol.
You're so cute imitating different experiences. The way you cutely said "gamsahabnida" please kksksks
I'm visiting Korea in a month so this is super helpful, thank you so much!!
Please 🙏 do more of these ! I want to respect your culture and learn 🌸🌸🌸
Amazing video its really helpful.😍😍🇮🇳❤🇰🇷 LOVE FROM INDIA TO KOREA
OMG, I am glad you explained the "excuse me" Part as that would have been ME 100%.
Screw my classes I'm just gonna come to you LMAO..(still going to class, but will view your videos as foundation thanks!}
The most helpful korean language video ive come across in years no joke😂
Thanks for this! Its gonna be very usefull for me and by the way i was so happy you mention 2NE1 ❤
I love watching you talk! Talk about anything on this planet and I can keep listening without getting exhausted 😂
"how much is this?"
"39,000"
"its too expensive"
and you told us the "please give me a discount" phrase after that
I salute you for being good in English and also in Korean,, I love your accent a lot,,, please do more Videos like this I really love it😍💜💜💜💜💜진심으로 감사합니다~~
I'm learning Korean just for the mental stimulation and I very much enjoy it even though it's really hard. My English speaking brain and mouth have a hard time with the proper pronunciation because I have no one to speak it with. So when I watch Korean shows or listen to music I get so happy when I recognise words and Jus 'Know' what it means without even thinking. So when you're saying most of the phrases in here I know it's polite speech. Makes me so happy to be learning a new language!
I am a fan now 😍 thank you so much Ms Jina Kim🥰I learned a lot for you🤗 After covid, I will go to Seoul someday!🙏❤️
Thank you Jina. This video is very helpful. We're planning to visit S. Korea on summer. 💓
I love how you pronounce korean words ,it's very clear..
please make more videos like this..
This video is very helpful. I'm working in a resort with plenty of korean guests. I can use these phrases everyday. Thank you Ms. Kim. 💚
New subscriber here. 😊
After watching tons of K-dramas, with English subtitles, I can say I know at least 50 words in Korean!:) Your videos are very helpful, thank you, Jina Kim !
A great video, will be visiting Seoul in July, can’ wait!!!
I love learning from you! Please do more Korean teaching videos :)
But with strangers, wouldn't we use more polite forms, such as ibnida/seubnida?
mirinae salanghada yes i think so!
Ending with 요 (yo) is a formal form
@@AdelaideVerga but in honorific speech, yo is used to give respect to the person we're talking about (I'm sorry)
No, it doesn't sound natural if you constantly end sentences with ㅂ니다 when talking to strangers. There are some words you almost always use that when talking to strangers though, and that is in the case of 감사합니다 or 죄송합니다.
For asking directions and other general stuff you would just end with 요.
Instead of ㅂ니다, we combine 요 with (으)세요 grammar to sound more polite in some sentences.
I was told by a Korean that using ibnida too much is too formal and can make the other person feel awkward. Exceptions being the ones stated by the commenter above me.
Oh..your language is so hard for me:) i am not saying the words correctly:) your english is very good!
WoW! As a westerner I can honestly say Korean is like a noodle soup! I mean I thought Chinese and/or Japanese was difficult but this is like ‘alien’ haah I cannot grasp it at all! Anyway I like your style! I’m subbing 😁👍🏻
I just started learning Korean last week. This is an excellent video!!! Please make more videos like this. I’ll be following you for sure! Fashion isn’t my thing, but I can use the fashion advice for my daughter. See you again soon!
Your a very good teacher.
Not to mention, you look like Sandara Park, both elegant and beautiful.
MISS JINAKIM THANK YOU FOR YOUR EXPLANATION. ITS VERY USEFUL. BECAUSE I NEED TO LEARN KOREAN LANGUAGE SO I CAN UNDERSTAND AND ALSO KOREAN ETIQUETTE
Thank you for teaching me so much about South Korea. I am so lucky to have such a BEAUTIFUL teacher! 👍💞💘💖😍🤗
언니 고마워요...전는 필리핀 사람이에요 하지만 i'm not that good in speaking korean, i'm still learning...thank you coz now i know how to ask about "famous reastaurants in Korea" 정말 고마워요😘그리고 너의 outfit 좋아요...이뻐요...핑크 핑크!!
Thank you! Another awesome/helpful video from her.
These sentences are very very helpful but may I give a tip?
Personally, I find it easier to remember and use these sentences again, if I know the meaning of the single words. Maybe just take apart the sentence really quickly and explain the meaning of the single words💕
Thank you so much for your great content, and keep it up!!❤️
I love the presentation of your videos ,it's very helpful ,makes it easier to understand.Keep up the good job.Kamsahamnida.
Very helpful, thanks. Just to hear the phrases together with the picture of the writing makes it easier to memorize for me :)
Its a very sweet language. Their tone carries more information and feelings than the words... I am curious how they express the same feelings during texting!
I've been studying Korean for 2 years at the Korean Cultural Centre in Madrid, and still cannot express myself at that speed! I feel like it's a tongue-twister.
Still very basic. 2 years are 60x2=120 hours of classes and just A1 level in CEFRL (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Please make more videos like this it really helps
I really love to hear her korean.
jeo gi yo
Studied korean basics during my graduation ..And now 2020 almost forgot to read write but after watching ur video m so happy to get bck..
Hi dear, am from India 🇮🇳.
Am really interested in learning Korean language.💖💖
I just learned few Korean words from all those k dramas. Like👉 Hello,thank you ,sorry, love u and how u call father, mother, siblings and grandparents.
Bt this video really do help in learning basics. Am really into learning new languages.
Thank you for the video dear🤗.
This video is amazing, helpful and very interesting and I can easily can learn about these phrases.
Thankyou very much...
From Pakistan...
i understood some words from hearing them in k-drama...but sentence formation was helpful, also...you sound different speaking korean. :D
Newbie here. I'm so happy that i notice your vids. We're planning to go in Korean by October or November because of Autumn Season. Thank you for Sharing! Kamsahamnida! 😍
Plus the little Lady is a pleasure to observe 💕
oh please do more of these, i am so interested in the korean language. love your videos.
Omg this is super useful! I'm currently trying to learn Korean (I actually use duolingo but it's been useful and also watching lots of movies and dramas xD) and this is super useful, because most of the times students learn language that is not actually used in real life 😅 thanks for sharing this info with newbies like me 🤩
What a useful video! I think Korean is such a pretty sounding language.
@itsjinakim I wanted to give you a pronunciation tip. I hope that is ok. I actually love your Korean accent in your English, and you speak English AMAZINGLY well, but I thought you might want to pronounce "language" a little more authentically. I will try to spell the missing (ㅜ) sound with Korean. Don't laugh too much.
란구아즈, Or to spell it phonetically in English it would be "lan gwaj"
For some reason, I have wanted to learn Korean. I will never be able to visit the country, but I still wanted to learn about it. Your videos have been a good balance to the many dramas I have watched to help with the language. I'm glad you introduced Mikole too, he is SO cool! A good balance to your Korean viewpoint and your personalities blend so nicely!
Here is a suggestion for a video. I'm an OLD lady (60) in a wheelchair because my legs have been amputated above the knee. There are many types of handicaps besides being in a wheelchair such as visual and hearing handicaps, but can you do a video on the accessibility issues in Korea? This would not be for me as I have many other issues including financial and digestive, but there are plenty of young people with only mobility issues who may who Korean culture. :)
Keep up the good work you are very talented (and adorable)!
I want to learn to speak korean and this kind of videos are really helpfully. I hope we can have other videos related to learning korean expressions from you Jina!
Thank you for this video! I’m going to korea next year with my friends and this video will help me practice my korean
Your Korean pronunciation is soo cute 😍
Your videos are really enjoyable nd funny and i got to learn many things about korean culture from your videos..❤❤
Jina doesn't do many language lessons but this was still really good and very helpful. Thank you
This is really important.. thank you to make this video ❤
I loved the way you really demonstrated the words you speak. Very helpful. And having conversations by your self. Thanks xx
Excellent!!✌😃👍I know all of this because I am learning korean and I really like this language😁
I realized that if you speak in korean your tone changes it is like you speak in a cute manner
You are a fantastic language teacher
Having been to South Korea, this was very helpful
I love so much Korea and this language kisses from Greece 🇬🇷 💕