You won't. Once you start learning words, you'll see them as words and not as syllables anymore. But it will take some time and practice, and you'll only be able to do that with words you're very familiar with.
Well I’ve returned to say, for anyone who might be curious, that I have personally seen a lot of improvement in Korean over even the past 6 months since I left this reply. So I know I’m not OP, but I wanted to let you guys know that it is possible!! 화이팅
@@danielasophia788 there were lots of days, even weeks where i didn't study korean at all, but when i did was around an hour maybe or two (?) I just went with chapters rather than time based schedule, i've completed his "Korean made simple" lvl 1 and lvl 2 three times, and memorized lots of vocabulary words along with it, and i am on lvl 8 on TTMIK course. Frankly speaking if u finished his lvl 1 book with good grasp of fundamentals, along with lots of vocab u would be able to understand lots of basic day to day conversations
I was supposed to study the class about saying hello in Korean, but I decided to come back here just to make sure there wasn't any kind of knowledge gap with what I learned. I'm super happy, because I can say all the letters in Hangul, write them, and also I know how to say all their names pretty fast. I'm ready to go to the first class on learning vocabulary
I originally learned diphthongs w romanization and have struggled with it ever since. This made SO MUCH MORE SENSE! Also, super relieved that theres a rule for the names of letters. There kind of is for english, but its mostly all over the place lol
This right here, this is why I was scared to start this lesson.... I thought it was like the ㅛ/ㅠ/ㅑ/etc and added a W sound the way they have a Y sort of sound because they all said "wae"/etc. This was much easier to understand thank you Billy.....
You are the best, Billy!!! I bought a Korean textbook in Korea and it was so disorganised, some pronunciations weren't available and topics were put in a random, unhelpful way. It wasn't even clear about Hangul and I didn't know how to self-study. I ended up abandoning it out of frustration and spent 8 months in Korea being a confused and stressed waygook saram. With your lessons, I feel I can go to Korea again with more confidence and knowledge. Thank you!! ^^
Very informative @Billy 👍 I was totally confused at the practice section because I forgetfully was applying the rules for _ and | to all pairs of vowels 😂 rewatched & realised it was for just those 2 vowels and so i got the pronunciations spot on when I again reached the practice section a second time !
I heard that people from Latinos countries find easier to pronounce and understand hangul comparing to English speaking countries. In Portuguese we have similar consonants and in French too (as I speak both). Anybody else from South America or Portugal/Spain or even Italy relate to that?
Your reading speed will naturally get faster as your general Korean comprehension improves, and that will improve as everything else improves. It's not something I think you have to work at separately for the time being :)
Dude....... I know duolingo isnt the best, and Im using several resources at the same time, but it was teaching most of these as a "w" and I was so confused why it kept changing shape.
Im not familiar with Korean and im not a kpop fan thing im just here cuz japanese and korean is actually kinda similar so i want to learn both lol 위이이이
Hi BILLY GO 3 days ago I asked you videos for begginers.But when I saw all I saw too that I knew all of them. also I know _how to conjugate verbs in past and present tense _greetings _korean sentences like (I can do...I can't do something) _hangul and how to write What do LEVEL do you think I am? 1-absolute begginer 2-begginer 3-Intermediate 4-advanced? Please answer me. #thanks
I have a question I really need an answer to, if anyone understands please put me through, 감사합니다.🙏 My question is: It seems that in 한글 diphthongs, 오 and 우 ends up being pronounced the same as in how you'll pronounce "w" in English. For example, I think 와 and 우ㅏ will both be pronounced "wa" in English, am I right? Or is there a logic as to when 오 and 우 can be used as left vowel in a diphthong?
ik this is super late to comment on but still, i wanted to ask. are symbols like ㅜ or ㅗ always gonna have the ㅡ part of it slightly bended when its connected to another symbol? if so, is it important or does it not really matter when writing it?
Hi Billy or anyone can help me with this two, 오ㅔ and 외. Is my understanding correct? the 1st one is how we pronounced it same with 왜 but it is written as 외? 감사합니다 ☺️
I mention in the second episode that it's best to avoid romanization, since none of the sounds will match with English. Here's another video about it: ruclips.net/video/i2jPpO7VG5k/видео.html Also here's another video about how to pronounce ㄹ: ruclips.net/video/2-4ShB33Eu4/видео.html Hope this helps~! :D
@@GoBillyKorean So, I can only write it in the order you wrote? Or I can write it randomly? Because I have seen it written in different order on different sites. I am confused about the correct order.
@@Sunshine-uk5pi If you're asking "Can I write 안 as ㅏㅇㄴ" then the answer is no. Korean also has spelling for words. The word "안녕" should be "안녕" in that order. But if you have a specific example you're curious about you can show me.
@@GoBillyKorean I feel very bad to bother you so much😭, I'm very sorry for that and thankyou so much for answering.🌷What I mean is, there is a specific order to write English alphabets (like ABCD...) and writing it randomly (like ACDB...) would be incorrect. So, is it like that in Hangul too? Because I have seen it written in different order sometimes. You wrote it as "ㄱㄴㄷㄹㅁ..." but I saw it written as "ㄱㄲㄴㄷㄸㄹㅁ..." somewhere. I'm talking about alphabet orders here and not letters in a word. Hope you'll understand my question and thankyou again for being so patient and helpful. 🧡
@@Sunshine-uk5pi Yes, there is an alphabetical order in Hangul too. It starts with ㄱㄴㄷ officially. Double consonants go inside their original versions (ㄱㄲㄴㄷㄸ, etc.).
That's like in English how the letter "Z" is pronounced as "Zee" (or "Zed" in other countries). Those are just the names of the letters, for how you can pronounce them out loud. For example, if you want to know how something is spelled, those are the letter names you'll hear.
All romanization will be incorrect for Korean, which is why I don't use romanization in the lessons. Here's a video I made about why: ruclips.net/video/i2jPpO7VG5k/видео.html
You most likely won't need to know the names of the letters until later on when you're having full conversations. They're just here for your reference and to take notes.
It's pronounced correctly. But it's common to be "expecting" a different sound, because these sounds are different than in other languages. It gets better with time and practice.
Kind of, but it's not as effective as other sorts of entertainment (variety shows, podcasts, RUclips videos, etc.) ruclips.net/video/PlONK6a-HPM/видео.html
Really hope there will be a day when i don't have to think about each syllable in every single word :D
You won't. Once you start learning words, you'll see them as words and not as syllables anymore. But it will take some time and practice, and you'll only be able to do that with words you're very familiar with.
did you get there? :)
Did you get there ? ❤
Samee
Well I’ve returned to say, for anyone who might be curious, that I have personally seen a lot of improvement in Korean over even the past 6 months since I left this reply. So I know I’m not OP, but I wanted to let you guys know that it is possible!! 화이팅
To anybody that wants to give up at this lesson: Don't!! Just try to learn them, and move on. You'll get them naturally as you progress!
I was just going to give up bro bcz my brain is not braining 👾 and luckily I saw your comment thanks btw bcz i got some confidence 😭
Thanks for ur advice
I remember my brain exploding when i was first getting into hangul lol time flies
how long has it been😭
@@danielasophia788 a lil over a year :0
Shut da hell up oooo how many hours a day did you study ?
@@danielasophia788 there were lots of days, even weeks where i didn't study korean at all, but when i did was around an hour maybe or two (?) I just went with chapters rather than time based schedule, i've completed his "Korean made simple" lvl 1 and lvl 2 three times, and memorized lots of vocabulary words along with it, and i am on lvl 8 on TTMIK course.
Frankly speaking if u finished his lvl 1 book with good grasp of fundamentals, along with lots of vocab u would be able to understand lots of basic day to day conversations
Shut da hell up ahhh okay okay
I was going to ask you if you could go over the names of the letters, but here you've already thought of that! 감사합니다
I was supposed to study the class about saying hello in Korean, but I decided to come back here just to make sure there wasn't any kind of knowledge gap with what I learned. I'm super happy, because I can say all the letters in Hangul, write them, and also I know how to say all their names pretty fast. I'm ready to go to the first class on learning vocabulary
I originally learned diphthongs w romanization and have struggled with it ever since. This made SO MUCH MORE SENSE! Also, super relieved that theres a rule for the names of letters. There kind of is for english, but its mostly all over the place lol
This right here, this is why I was scared to start this lesson....
I thought it was like the ㅛ/ㅠ/ㅑ/etc and added a W sound the way they have a Y sort of sound because they all said "wae"/etc. This was much easier to understand thank you Billy.....
I'm glad I finally know the names of the letters.
I only started watching you yesterday and today I already know how to read and write 감사합니다!!
한글은 쉽지만 한국어는 어렵지 힘내요 외국인여러분☆ 제가 영어를 몰라서.. 한국어 능력자만 제 응원을 받겠네요 ㅜㅜ
Hy
감사합니다 킹갓제너럴빌리!!! Really useful. From (probably) your most ancient follower.
Thank you so much Billy. You explain things far better than the university professor.
Your videos are so good! All explanations are concise and I dont get bored at all! 감사합니다!!
You are the best, Billy!!! I bought a Korean textbook in Korea and it was so disorganised, some pronunciations weren't available and topics were put in a random, unhelpful way. It wasn't even clear about Hangul and I didn't know how to self-study. I ended up abandoning it out of frustration and spent 8 months in Korea being a confused and stressed waygook saram. With your lessons, I feel I can go to Korea again with more confidence and knowledge. Thank you!! ^^
I saw so many videos , learning about naming letters and trying so hard to remember . But this video , Oh GOD it simplified everything . Thanks a ton!
Thanks for the clear explanations. I now get the feeling I begin to understand :)
#8 DONE! I can't belive i'm learning the korean alphabet lol :O
I was actually plan to learn Hangul since I got the first taste of KDrama and here I am 3 years later watching your videos.
Vowels/diphthongs are so confusing to me! But the names of the letters make so much sense now :)
Very informative @Billy 👍 I was totally confused at the practice section because I forgetfully was applying the rules for _ and | to all pairs of vowels 😂 rewatched & realised it was for just those 2 vowels and so i got the pronunciations spot on when I again reached the practice section a second time !
Billy, you’re a genius
For those reading, just know that the Korean W, is used more like an English U. So words like "Uiwang" sound more like "wee-wang" or "ooey-wang."
I feel so french saying 위위
this is a good one to rewatch!
Now watching all of your vids. For me working at South Korea
Thanks so much
in my native language (buryad) we also have diphthongs, but they are different from korean
pure gold ✨
thank you for these videos! i'm on week two of learning and it can get a little overwhelming at times, but i'm taking it one day at a time! :)
I FINALLY GOT ITTT
We have the same diphtongs in french so for once i know how to pronounce something correctly ! ^^
Lesson 8: Diphthongs (의 와 워 위 왜 외 웨) & Names of Letters ✅
감사합니다
I heard that people from Latinos countries find easier to pronounce and understand hangul comparing to English speaking countries. In Portuguese we have similar consonants and in French too (as I speak both). Anybody else from South America or Portugal/Spain or even Italy relate to that?
I sleek French and Spanish and I somewhat agree! I do realize there are some sounds that resemble are languages!
Yeah, I'm from Brazil, and when it comes to pronunciation, most sounds are easier to pronounce.
having a hard time before how to read them, huhhu thank you
감사합니다 빌리😁
these lessons are easy. I knew hangul for years now. I just keep giving up when I get to grammer and vocab
Woah!!!! Your lectures are amazing✧
I want to read really quick but I can read just like a nursery kid😅
Any suggestions to enhance reading part?
Your reading speed will naturally get faster as your general Korean comprehension improves, and that will improve as everything else improves. It's not something I think you have to work at separately for the time being :)
@@GoBillyKorean Thankyou so much (◍•ᴗ•◍)
From these lesson it start to be difficult I think I’m gonna give up 😂
Dude....... I know duolingo isnt the best, and Im using several resources at the same time, but it was teaching most of these as a "w" and I was so confused why it kept changing shape.
Im not familiar with Korean and im not a kpop fan thing im just here cuz japanese and korean is actually kinda similar so i want to learn both lol 위이이이
both are hard to learn at the same time unless you dedicate 8 hours a day. you'll probably be intermediate in 4.5-5 years max.
Thanks.
Feel free to say it the same.... wae
I'll see myself out now...
thank you!!
Hi BILLY GO
3 days ago I asked you videos for begginers.But when I saw all I saw too that I knew all of them.
also I know
_how to conjugate verbs in past and present tense
_greetings
_korean sentences like (I can do...I can't do something)
_hangul and how to write
What do LEVEL do you think I am?
1-absolute begginer
2-begginer
3-Intermediate
4-advanced?
Please answer me.
#thanks
I made a video about that here: ruclips.net/video/Z0k_zNrJDBQ/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean thank you
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean thank god it’s not a rickroll
It seems easy but when I self learn it helps but when I go here I get confuse xD but thanks for the help 6w^
#8 done ✔
I am going to be on this lesson for a while haha :')
thank uuu
8th Video of my Korean Language Class.
I have a question I really need an answer to, if anyone understands please put me through, 감사합니다.🙏 My question is: It seems that in 한글 diphthongs, 오 and 우 ends up being pronounced the same as in how you'll pronounce "w" in English. For example, I think 와 and 우ㅏ will both be pronounced "wa" in English, am I right?
Or is there a logic as to when 오 and 우 can be used as left vowel in a diphthong?
When do you use dipthongs?
ik this is super late to comment on but still, i wanted to ask. are symbols like ㅜ or ㅗ always gonna have the ㅡ part of it slightly bended when its connected to another symbol? if so, is it important or does it not really matter when writing it?
That's just to make it fit nicely into the syllable block. You can write it more straight if you'd like.
Thank u sir :)
In the the practice the first row and thought the second one was ui but you read it like ue.
Hi Billy or anyone can help me with this two, 오ㅔ and 외. Is my understanding correct? the 1st one is how we pronounced it same with 왜 but it is written as 외? 감사합니다 ☺️
There is no 오ㅔ, but there is 외 and 왜.
everything was fine until course #8 lolol
this one took me 45 minutes to go over with note taking - def going to really need to work on this
I want to know the translation of those words
Billy, i didn't get that name of the letters part
One of the irregular ㄱ you wrote it's name like 기역 and not like 기윽 ....why so?
The irregulars you can just memorize separately, because those don't follow the standard format.
I have a question because in some other people’s videos they say that there are 11 diphthongs and in you say that there are 7 I’m so confused😭
The number isn't so important. Just learn all of the ones in this series and it'll be enough :-)
I'm not getting pronunciation of some syllables .like same syllables sounds differently in different words. For ex. ㄹ is it l or r , ㄱ is it k or g
I mention in the second episode that it's best to avoid romanization, since none of the sounds will match with English. Here's another video about it: ruclips.net/video/i2jPpO7VG5k/видео.html Also here's another video about how to pronounce ㄹ: ruclips.net/video/2-4ShB33Eu4/видео.html Hope this helps~! :D
@@GoBillyKorean ok tysm 🙂
Hello billy I have a question why does 왜 and this 외 and this 웨 sound all the same like wae wae wae I'm 🤔 confused
They sound similar, so you can simply memorize the spelling of each word as you learn it.
Thank you
It's been 2 months since I started korean
Do the letters in Hangul have fixed places (as you wrote them) like English alphabets or we can write it randomly?
Yes, Korean also has spelling just like other alphabets.
@@GoBillyKorean So, I can only write it in the order you wrote? Or I can write it randomly? Because I have seen it written in different order on different sites. I am confused about the correct order.
@@Sunshine-uk5pi If you're asking "Can I write 안 as ㅏㅇㄴ" then the answer is no. Korean also has spelling for words. The word "안녕" should be "안녕" in that order. But if you have a specific example you're curious about you can show me.
@@GoBillyKorean I feel very bad to bother you so much😭, I'm very sorry for that and thankyou so much for answering.🌷What I mean is, there is a specific order to write English alphabets (like ABCD...) and writing it randomly (like ACDB...) would be incorrect. So, is it like that in Hangul too? Because I have seen it written in different order sometimes.
You wrote it as "ㄱㄴㄷㄹㅁ..." but I saw it written as "ㄱㄲㄴㄷㄸㄹㅁ..." somewhere. I'm talking about alphabet orders here and not letters in a word. Hope you'll understand my question and thankyou again for being so patient and helpful. 🧡
@@Sunshine-uk5pi Yes, there is an alphabetical order in Hangul too. It starts with ㄱㄴㄷ officially. Double consonants go inside their original versions (ㄱㄲㄴㄷㄸ, etc.).
Billy, you showed 웨, so I believe there's 왜 right?
Yes, there's both ㅞ and ㅙ.
@@GoBillyKorean Sorry for my mistake! The keyboard typed it automatically, I wanted to say "Is there a combination of 우 and ㅐ? Or is it just 웨?
@@nori_tutor There isn't.
@@GoBillyKorean Oh, okay! Thanks again :)
It’s really Late to comment but 6:51 ㄷ it doesn’t have ㅇ on top and You explain please..?
Yes, that's why it has a * to indicate that it's different :)
@@GoBillyKorean oh Thank you so much
I have a doubt is 의 pronounced as eui or ui.... like 위.... please clarify my doubt...
I teach how to pronounce 의 in this episode, and in a later episode in this series I talk about how it can change pronunciation.
I really hate diphthongs...i just can't remember it
I didn't get the point of naming letter part of the lesson. Would be grateful if anyone can explain
That's like in English how the letter "Z" is pronounced as "Zee" (or "Zed" in other countries). Those are just the names of the letters, for how you can pronounce them out loud. For example, if you want to know how something is spelled, those are the letter names you'll hear.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you!
billy is there any way that I can get your book in srilanka?
Yes, BookDepository.com sells my books and can ship there for free :)
3:48
4:21
Can I get your products in India 🥺
Yes, BookDepository.com sells my books and has free shipping.
is 3:08 true? I think it should be oi instead ue
All romanization will be incorrect for Korean, which is why I don't use romanization in the lessons. Here's a video I made about why: ruclips.net/video/i2jPpO7VG5k/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you
5:30
Hi billy can i get your book in portugal?
Yes, BookDepository.com can ship there, and they carry my books :)
@@GoBillyKorean thankyou
What all diphthongs pronounced like 의
Okay, finally 희 pronunciation is making some sense...
❤❤❤💕
everything so far was good but the names of letters has left me confused :(
You most likely won't need to know the names of the letters until later on when you're having full conversations. They're just here for your reference and to take notes.
ahh yes finally can write tzuyu as 쯔위
I didnt undestand the note? Can you tell?
which?
@@ihstudies06 note of the lesson
i have just started learning korean 2 hours before, i think i am going too fast.
I hope to have the ability to pronounce every syllable correctly and not to confuse the pronunciation of the characters with each other 😹😐
Okay this is difficult...😣
at 4:12, you pronounced the 2nd row 6th element wrong!!!!
It's pronounced correctly. But it's common to be "expecting" a different sound, because these sounds are different than in other languages. It gets better with time and practice.
a lot easier to read but a lot harder to write from hearing
2:54
Why Korrean why☠️☠️☠️
Reply my comment in 2025!!
Can I learn Korean from k-dramas?
Kind of, but it's not as effective as other sorts of entertainment (variety shows, podcasts, RUclips videos, etc.) ruclips.net/video/PlONK6a-HPM/видео.html
@@GoBillyKorean ok thank you