Interesting, I never watched K-drama or listened to K-pop and after 1 year learning Korean my listening, even though I practiced with our student's book listening practices, was really bad. My classmates were all k-pop k-drama fans and they just understood a lot more. Then in the summer of 19' I began my K-drama journey and the listening part improved a lot. Also sensing some newly learnt grammar in the k-drama I am currently watching has been a lot of fun.
all 40+ of my oppars you jsut wait 🙇♀️ multistan problems NRBFBFHEDB i just wanna watch a vlive and kdrama with no subtitles hur be able to understand is that too much to ask
I feel like kdrama and kpop should be like a practice break once u have learnt quite a lot cause it really gives u a little boost of motivation when u hear something and realize that u know what it means without captions!😂😅
Thats me with english. Listening skills need dedication. Used to watch my favorite movie daily without understanding. And then BOOM!!! I am fluent now.
Hi, If you know your Hangul and have difficulty reading words and sentences, I suggest learning a few sound rules. It will make the task much easier. Let me know if I can help. ^ ^
Me before learning hangeul: How can anyone read those circles, squares and lines??? Me after learning hangeul: Pfft, it's so easy, what do you mean it's hard-
@@abig6762 so basically 받침 is korean word that have endings 가 = don't have 받침 밤 = have 받침 덟 = have double 받침 And there's different ways to pronounce it like for example 같이 is pronounce kachi (the ㅌ becomes ch) It's really complex so i can't explained it to you but if you want to know more, there's a lot of explanation on google or youtube
i am acctualy starting to learn korean beacause of bts..they inspire me A LOT... someday i wanna understand what they are sayin without eng sub. and i also wanna uderstand korean ARMY...get closer...btw. I am Czech ARMY (EUROPE-MY COUNTRY IS NEXT TO GERMAN XD..JUST SAIN)
I’m American Korean, and since my parents are divorced and I live with my dad I couldn’t practice/get help with my Korean since he doesn’t speak it (( I was raised and my first language was Korean )) but after I moved in with my dad I had to learn English and now I’m trying to refresh myself with my culture and language and I’m glad I came upon this video❤️
F A C T S ~ ~ ! ! I actually pronounce things wrong when I try to read romanization~~! There’s just too much variation in how different resources romanize words that it’s not a good idea to use it~
You always give such good advice~ I've been studying Korean for 1 year (my study is on a hiatus bc of uni u no) and I struggle getting past the upper beginner stage :( do you have any specific advice for this ?
Hmmm My advice to you would be to just continue learning vocabulary and grammar structures. Personally I could feel the jump once I learned... maybe.... 80 intermediate level grammar structures? I'm sharing the number with you because I want you to have a point of reference, but the reason I could feel the jump was because I was able to better express myself and understand others. Continuing to grow your vocabulary is also vital. At the time, I was studying about 100 words a week (not because I wanted to, but because I needed to for my classes). Oh! Also! I didn't remember all those words haha I would say I only truly learned about 500-700 of the words that I studied that year. In other words, I would say you just need to keep going! Continue to learn new words and grammar patterns, and eventually you'll realize you've hit an intermediate level. That's what happened to me. I felt like my Korean had plateaued for about a year until one day I realized I was intermediate lol (The year that I felt I was stuck was the year I was in Korea learning all those grammar structures and vocabulary words.)
i just started studying korean recently and i’m constantly either listening to korean podcasts, music, or watching kdrama and the other day i caught myself mumbling to myself in korean. it surprised me because i didn’t realize i learned the words. 💀
@@lifegoesok7221 not bad! i had stuff going on in my life recently so i wasn't able to study much, but it sticked! repetition is important! i can understand a lot now and i can use some words and phrases.
i have the same problem, but I'm trying to writing and then I see the right answer. usually I do a lot of mistakes, but I think is better know your mistakes than write everything right and don't know what u did wrong
First, I stopped the video when you talked about learning German, just to make sure this is a video about learning korean XD (btw I'm a German so I'm sorry for my bad English skills lol) 1. Learned hangul... 2. can introduce myself, know basic sentences 3. Can understand really basic grammar lol Dont know what to do now, because I'm a stupid potato But thank you for the video, you're the best💕 * wup wup I am out
Did I mention German in this video?? LOL I don't even remember 😂 You're not a stupid potato~ You're a smart potato~ Just continue what you are doing~ Continue to study grammar and learn new vocabulary!I recommend How to Study Korean's website! It has amazing free lessons that include both grammar and vocabulary. Their explanations are very thorough as well! If you need something that also includes listening, which I highly recommend since you are a beginner, I would check out the channel "Mini Teaches Korean" and "Korean 언니!" I also recommend TTMIK if you don't currently use their RUclips channel to study Korean.
My classmate: I can't learn 한글 it's so hard, I've been trying for two months Me: It took me 10mins to learn 한글 wow Classmate: ...I hate you I'm helping her now ^^
dang, i actually wish i had friends to help me like this. i’ve wanted to learn it for the longest time but no one speaks Korean at least no one that i know
I JUST STARTED HANGUL TODAY... PLEASE INSPIRE ME SO I CAN CONTINUE MY JOURNEY WITH A WARM SUPPORT... NOW I KNOW THESE HANGULS: ㅏ ㅓ ㅗ ㅜ ㅑ ㅕ ㅛ ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ ㄱ ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㅂ
I dont know about tip #4 😂 all day I watch kdrama and listen to kpop like BTS and BLACKPINK and other kpop bands. That is how I kinda understand. When I watch kdrama I have caption on, and I have those habit that every time I listen to what they say and pause the video and repeat what they said and read the captions to understand what they said 😂 same thing for kpop i start singing korean and learn the whole lyrics in korean and English 🤣🤣 i love your video. So helpful!!❤
ahhhh~ that's a technique called sentence mining! haha if you do that, it's more like studying~ I'm specifically referring to the people that think they can just watch the drama and become fluent~ While I'm sure even that would work if someone were to do it for years, I'm just trying to emphasize that it's not the most efficient way to study~
my dream is have a korean friends because i'm start learn korean and i need to speak with people for learn it moreeee so please if someone want to be my friend i'm here .
@Mia Gonzalez 😂😂😂definitely not a cult, our 7 oppas are just soooo down to earth Its impossible not to like their personalities and they are fireeeeeee musicians
i don't really agree with you about the 4 tip. when i was starting to learn chinese my teacher told me to watch movies, series, dramas in chinese, she said that even if i didn't inderstand none of those words, it was needed for ears getting used to chinese language. and then when you make a progress you can understand a lot so after that you can learn sth from movies or tv shows. it works with every language. but of course we musn't watch only kdramas at first steps, it is just a part of practice for ears and practice of the pronunciation
It's funny that I'm watching this video because I'm trying to improve my English, not because I'm trying to learn Korean. Don't get me wrong I also want to learn Korean, but first I need English. ✌️😂
I disagree with you with dramas for listening (and learning). I just started to study korean and it’s the third language that I’m learning. Although you can’t use ONLY dramas as a study tool, that’s how I learned English in the first place - just by watching Harry Potter endlessly when I was 12 and being curious with the dictionary (no internet at the time). So I’m doing the same with Korean, I picked up a drama as a study object and I’ll watch it all repeatedly again and again so I’ll complement my study. I do agree, though, that if you only watch, and don’t analyze and pause and go back a few seconds, it is useless lol. But if you watch the scene, go back, repeat the lines out loud, it’s actually really helpful.
Watching kdramas and listening to k-pop does help with pronunciation for me at least but yes I can say that it isn’t the best for listening. I recommend listening to the Korean news or podcasts of natural conversations just so that you can understand the way Koreans pronounce certain words so that it makes you speak more naturally. This is just a tip sorry if it makes no sense.
I 👏 BECAME 👏 ADDICTED 👏 TO 👏 K-DRAMAS 👏 AND 👏 I 👏 NEED 👏 HELP My korean journey : (that just started) So I was like I'm bored in quarantine and there's nothing to do soo I was like lemme learn a new language and suprise the people at school...... Then I was like which language..... Then it hit me how about Korean...... (Cuz I'm already a kpop fan buttttt thats not my only reason for learning Korean so don't come me) I did some research like how to start Learning Korean and EVERY SINGLE website said to learn the Hangul I tried but I was like nahhh imma learn it the way NAMJOON learnt English soo I started watching k-dramas and got addicted.......then was like ok time to get serious......so I started learning Korean in February and till now I only know K-drama plots....and k-pop songs.....and the numbers and a little bit of the Hangul so I was like alright now enough is enough and it's time to actually get serious...go I started with the Hangul (not my first time cuz I tried to learn it in the beginning) and I actually learnt it pretty easily now.....so my next goal is finally starting grammar....and practice reading......wish me luck 😉
Only bts can motivate me to learn another language ngl and here I am :) Hangul: done Writing: done and you know whats next reading while also figguring out what it means
Would love to see a video on how you review as usually I feel like I just skim over everything and I'm not actually reviewing properly 😂 also I love your Totoro hoodie! 😍
Hmmmm interesting ~ Haha you’re not the first person to make this request today so it looks like I’ll have to add that video to my To-Do list~! Awww thanks~ I bought it on my first trip to 명동~! 🥰
There is an app called HelloTalk and you can talk with native speakers they can help you with their native language and you can help them with your native language
@@whyyougotliceinyourhead7483 lowkey how I was too but for me I don’t like to show my face to the public so all I do is I just don’t show my face and act like a completely different person😂😂💀
7:00 I'd have to say that I learned Japanese by adding hours and hours of listening practice(music/anime/news/talkshows) in addition to my regular vocab/grammar study and it is extremely helpful. I think the big point is that you can't just ONLY do that because like you say it'll just go over your head.
LOL I'm not try to attack you~! I just wanted people to understand what I am taking about~ haha If you speak basic Korean already, definitely learn words about cooking because it's your hobby~!!! Haha I'm glad you found my video helpful~😍
Natalia Garza Thank you! 🥰 I can speak basic, and read Hangul. I learned mostly from kpop songs and dramas, or fan chats. Until now I didn't started adding structure to the learning process. 🥰💜
Gah, i wanna learn korean so bad (thanks to the lack of captions in bts vids :3 ) but I never know when or where to start ;w; Sooooo instead of playing video games or binging Netflix series, I’m gonna start to find some apps to learn :>
Thank you for your advices. You always make me to do my best in my learning process ! As for the review : could me make a video or explain me in a comment how do you do it ? It is actually my weakest point and I know it...
I will definitely make a video for you! I can't promise when it will come out, because finals are coming up and I need to reflect on how I review. When I think about how I review, my mind draws a blank 😅 BUT it will come out!
Hi Natalia씨~ I just became a new subscriber today and I've seen several of your wonderful, funny, and ecstatic videos ( your video on the 6 things you wish you knew before learning Korean was my favorite! ) My dad and I found ourselves LITTERALLY laughing out loud to several of your videos, and my dad never laughsㅋㅋㅋ Your videos are so well made, so cleverly deliviered that you have captured our hearts! My family and I have just recently started the Korean fluency journey ourselves, and love to know we are not alone on the Korean sea. Thanks for all your wonderful advice~ I've also created a RUclips channel to vlog our Korean study adventures at home and it has been doozy. If you are the least bit interested in seeing our family adventure please get back to me~ Again thank for creating such intriguing content!
I found your video 2 weeks after I started my own journey to learn Korean. You are super funny and had me lol watching your videos. Please keep posting tips please.
Nobody: Not even a single soul: Le me Ears : listening to her Eyes : reading comments Hand : scrolling Other hand : taking notes of all the good information from the comments
Me and my younger sister both challenged ourselves to learn a new language so she decided to learn Russian and I decided to learn either learn Spanish or korean. I'm probably gonna learn Spanish first because it's way easier to learn and it's kinda similar to French(I live in Canada so I've been learning French since I was 9) so I'm probably gonna learn Spanish and then move on to Korean because it's a lot more complicated.
I think that in the long run, kdramas actually do help!! I wouldn’t tell someone to study only from that tho lol but for me maybe 60% of the vocab I know is the things I picked up from kdramas! Don’t expect to learn the whole language that way but it’s a good thing to do if you are feeling unmotivated to listen to lessons and study grammar it always helps me get motivated again
I totally agree! I've recently started learning Korean in a more serious way, but I've been watching k-dramas for like 8 years, and I knew soo many words of the beginner level that it made it easier to move forward with the grammar, bc I didn't have to memorize everything from zero, if that makes sense.
Rosario DiBello yeah I get you! I’m the same way I had watched kdramas for a few years before I started learning seriously so it made starting out so much easier
lmao, when you said "transcripts are key" I thought you said "transcripts aquí" and I was like ? transcripts here ? what ? and then I listened properly 😂
I wish I could watch k drama with double sub titles, English on the top and Korean on the bottom because that could help learn a bit more while watching them
Hi! My name is Jasper, I'm a 15 year old from the south region in North America, and I've been procrasinating my desire to learn Korean for a couple months now and just tonight I got the motivation to be productive, Ive finally decided to spend the next couple hours learning tips and the alphabet an such. Point is you were one of the people I've found to look promising, Im glad my gut is good to me because after watching like 3 videos of yours Ive learned more tips about Korean than my Spanish teachers ever gave me in the two years I've (unwillingly) taken Spanish in middle school and highschool. I love your side commentary about your experiences and truth along your path learning Korean and studying abroad and I believe I will continue to learn a lot from you in the future!
Listening in the beginning just helps you to get to used to the language. I mean, it's not that beneficial, but i think it's also important if you like tired to learn grammar or new words or smth. So, don't underestimate listening in the beginning😂 Actually your video helped me so much, thanks!! Hope you're okay! ❤️
what i did to get familiar with reading hangul is to read lyrics from my favorite kpop songs HHAAHAH it kind of work for me because now i can sing and read it but then... i dont know the meanings NWAHAHAH i started to learn but i stop because i have no free time to fit it and now here i am after 2 years i will start again with this. hehen i hope i could learn HAHAH if ever this will be my 3rd/4th language if you count a dialect it will be my 5th language/dialect
Hangul: Done.
Writting In Korean: Done.
Reading Korean: Done.
Speaking Korean: Done.
Actually understanding what I'm saying:❎ Not Done.
Oof sameee☠️
@@chxseoceania1252 😂
Same 😐
same :D
@@phillix1109 huh
Interesting, I never watched K-drama or listened to K-pop and after 1 year learning Korean my listening, even though I practiced with our student's book listening practices, was really bad. My classmates were all k-pop k-drama fans and they just understood a lot more. Then in the summer of 19' I began my K-drama journey and the listening part improved a lot. Also sensing some newly learnt grammar in the k-drama I am currently watching has been a lot of fun.
This was rlly helpful thank youuu
Glad it helped!
ME AND i think ONLY ME : NOT NOTICING THE ""BtS"" posters on her wall and concentrating on what she is talking about.
i trust your tips bc you look like someone who had a fresh start lol
all 40+ of my oppars you jsut wait 🙇♀️
multistan problems NRBFBFHEDB
i just wanna watch a vlive and kdrama with no subtitles hur be able to understand is that too much to ask
İ want to learn korean☺️.....can u please tell me where I should begin with😅?
bts posters....so sweet
Really helpful :)
Glad you think so! :3
I feel like kdrama and kpop should be like a practice break once u have learnt quite a lot cause it really gives u a little boost of motivation when u hear something and realize that u know what it means without captions!😂😅
F A C T S ! ! This literally happened to me earlier this week!
@@NataliaGarza SAMEEEEEEE It just motivates so much
I personally agree with you xD
Ik I’m a little late but same I’m like sooner or later I’m gonna understand what their gonna say lol 😆
Thats me with english. Listening skills need dedication. Used to watch my favorite movie daily without understanding. And then BOOM!!! I am fluent now.
Her Background: *BTS POSTERS*
Her: "Do you trust me?"
Me: With every cell of my body
💜💜💜 😂
Is it sad I saw that poster and was like ARMY YEAH before listening to what she said so I had to go back 😂💜🌃
@@llawliet8164 YES YES YASSSS
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@@jesijewels 💜💜💜 🙃
I already learned Hangul, but I still need an ETERNITY to read a word, let alone a whole sentence!
Hi,
If you know your Hangul and have difficulty reading words and sentences,
I suggest learning a few sound rules. It will make the task much easier.
Let me know if I can help. ^ ^
@@i2ikorean thanks for the advice!
@@Mikun_darling Ha we have that same first name!!
@@estherolufowobi8972 yes ahh and we both have "olu". We are Queen's and we are Nigerians how cool is this
I learnt Hangul last night. Now I have the same problem as you do but don't worry practice makes perfect.
Me before learning hangeul: How can anyone read those circles, squares and lines???
Me after learning hangeul: Pfft, it's so easy, what do you mean it's hard-
And then you learn about 받침 and your brain just go xbsjskdjfjmsn
@@kimjongdaeloml3237 true af i am learning batchim now but its so confusing my brain sukszjsjjs
Update: I am still stuck at batchim (14 June 2021)
@@kimjongdaeloml3237 wait I doint even know what 받침 is, should I be worried😂
@@abig6762 so basically 받침 is korean word that have endings
가 = don't have 받침
밤 = have 받침
덟 = have double 받침
And there's different ways to pronounce it like for example 같이 is pronounce kachi (the ㅌ becomes ch)
It's really complex so i can't explained it to you but if you want to know more, there's a lot of explanation on google or youtube
@@kimjongdaeloml3237 that looks scary, but thanks for explaining!
i see those bts posters in the back 👀
hi army ✌️
Gotta keep my boys close haha 💜💜
@@NataliaGarza I noticed them and was like, "she knows what she is doing.... Time to subscribe!"
I can see three
Hi ARMYs love you allllll 💜💜💜
i am acctualy starting to learn korean beacause of bts..they inspire me A LOT... someday i wanna understand what they are sayin without eng sub. and i also wanna uderstand korean ARMY...get closer...btw. I am Czech ARMY (EUROPE-MY COUNTRY IS NEXT TO GERMAN XD..JUST SAIN)
Your awkwardness is so cute I just cant even 😂😂
LOL The sad thing is I don't even remember being awkward in this video 😂😂
@@NataliaGarza oof
Lmao
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@@NataliaGarza ☠️☠️
learning 한글 was the first thing i did! trust me , it makes things so much easier
Whats that?😅
@@whyyougotliceinyourhead7483 hangul/korean alphabet
i can agree
Yea for me i actually learn vowels first tho and can u tell me where u learn the hangul? I learned on google-
@@elly0217 you need to learn consonants, then the complex vowels and consonants. You can learn from yt or just any site that offers lessons.
I’m not allowed to learn Korean because my dad says I need to focus on my German-
Me: in the corner of my room in the dark learning Korean
Samee but I have to learn Spanish
Imfgdfrezc why would you even learn german ew
@Aaya Haroun um i never hated
@Aaya Haroun yea i hate the language but i was never hating on a person
@Aaya Haroun um yes. Comments are for opinions so i will :)
I’m American Korean, and since my parents are divorced and I live with my dad I couldn’t practice/get help with my Korean since he doesn’t speak it (( I was raised and my first language was Korean )) but after I moved in with my dad I had to learn English and now I’m trying to refresh myself with my culture and language and I’m glad I came upon this video❤️
I hope you are able to become fluent this year!
@@annamariereverie2920 awee thank you🥺❤️
Bruh after learning hangul romanization is so hard to read lmao-
F A C T S ~ ~ ! ! I actually pronounce things wrong when I try to read romanization~~! There’s just too much variation in how different resources romanize words that it’s not a good idea to use it~
Omg saaame I used to be good at it now I’m like that romanization don’t sound right 😂
Especially in long words lmao i get lost in the romanization of them
@@insertnamehere4833 lmao yea same
Exactly, I get lost in the words ahah
Her talk me focusing on the poster in the back and be like bangtannnnn
I can't blame you~ They're beautiful haha
Me also I can't even hear you , becoz my focus is on the posters BTS💜💜
I’ve decided to go back to learning Korean alongside Japanese and Spanish ☺️
@@dot805 me too
Same! Expext for Japanese. 💌
I've already learnt Spanish and I gave up on Japanese a long time ago, so one more language to go :]
1:15 squares and circles lmao i learnt hangul today and i felt the exact same way
RIGHT?!!??!
Natalia Garza :)
I don’t understand the difference between romanization and hangul
@@cherrysIushie romanization is dumb, learn Hangul or perish
You always give such good advice~ I've been studying Korean for 1 year (my study is on a hiatus bc of uni u no) and I struggle getting past the upper beginner stage :( do you have any specific advice for this ?
Hmmm My advice to you would be to just continue learning vocabulary and grammar structures. Personally I could feel the jump once I learned... maybe.... 80 intermediate level grammar structures? I'm sharing the number with you because I want you to have a point of reference, but the reason I could feel the jump was because I was able to better express myself and understand others. Continuing to grow your vocabulary is also vital. At the time, I was studying about 100 words a week (not because I wanted to, but because I needed to for my classes). Oh! Also! I didn't remember all those words haha I would say I only truly learned about 500-700 of the words that I studied that year.
In other words, I would say you just need to keep going! Continue to learn new words and grammar patterns, and eventually you'll realize you've hit an intermediate level. That's what happened to me. I felt like my Korean had plateaued for about a year until one day I realized I was intermediate lol (The year that I felt I was stuck was the year I was in Korea learning all those grammar structures and vocabulary words.)
i just started studying korean recently and i’m constantly either listening to korean podcasts, music, or watching kdrama and the other day i caught myself mumbling to myself in korean. it surprised me because i didn’t realize i learned the words. 💀
How is your korean now?
@@lifegoesok7221 not bad! i had stuff going on in my life recently so i wasn't able to study much, but it sticked! repetition is important! i can understand a lot now and i can use some words and phrases.
@@day7936 it’s amazing that you can stay motivated.. congrats! I started a year and a half ago but since i wasn’t consistent i’m not good at all
@@lifegoesok7221 you got this! every person learns differently! so maybe try a different method?
Is there a website or app that you can use to learn?
I think watching kdrama is good when you’re taking a break because you kinda get a feeling for the language
“This was suppose to be an English filter if you-, if you didn’t catch that”😂😂
She’s so cute😂
i see the BTS posters in the back oviously i trust you lol
Lololololol 💜
"a boy, or girl, or person u feel me?" I FEEL YOU 😂
I have trouble with the 3rd tip. Whenever I try to write sentences on my own, I have no way of checking to see if it's correct. Any ideas?
You can try the hinative app
i have the same problem, but I'm trying to writing and then I see the right answer. usually I do a lot of mistakes, but I think is better know your mistakes than write everything right and don't know what u did wrong
Yup. That is my relationship with grammar! After 5 years I can comfortably say that I can speak Japanese but my grammar would say otherwise 😂😅
Lol 😂 my sister had to learn Japanese for school and that was the same problem with her
My given name is Linda I feel attacked.
😬😬😬😬😬
Sometimes when I speak English I have like random accents lol 😂 (My main language is English)
Ikrrrr
The listening thing is very true before I even thought about learning korean hearing kpop it took me like 6 months to learn a word unintentionally
@@teleriferchnyfain thank you
I think that only works effectively for baby’s up to like 5 years old because that the language development stage 😅
First, I stopped the video when you talked about learning German, just to make sure this is a video about learning korean XD (btw I'm a German so I'm sorry for my bad English skills lol)
1. Learned hangul...
2. can introduce myself, know basic sentences
3. Can understand really basic grammar lol
Dont know what to do now, because I'm a stupid potato
But thank you for the video, you're the best💕 * wup wup I am out
Did I mention German in this video?? LOL I don't even remember 😂
You're not a stupid potato~ You're a smart potato~
Just continue what you are doing~ Continue to study grammar and learn new vocabulary!I recommend How to Study Korean's website! It has amazing free lessons that include both grammar and vocabulary. Their explanations are very thorough as well! If you need something that also includes listening, which I highly recommend since you are a beginner, I would check out the channel "Mini Teaches Korean" and "Korean 언니!" I also recommend TTMIK if you don't currently use their RUclips channel to study Korean.
Ayee ich bin auch deutschh
Did anyone notice BANGTANSONYEONDAN oppa’s posters?
한국어 열심히 배우시는 모습이 정말 보기 좋아요!! 응원할게요 👍👍
romanization confuses me honestly , its much easier looking at HAngul , Im not a native english speaker
My classmate: I can't learn 한글 it's so hard, I've been trying for two months
Me: It took me 10mins to learn 한글 wow
Classmate: ...I hate you
I'm helping her now ^^
dang, i actually wish i had friends to help me like this. i’ve wanted to learn it for the longest time but no one speaks Korean at least no one that i know
Batchim is a pain tho 😫
I JUST STARTED HANGUL TODAY...
PLEASE INSPIRE ME SO I CAN CONTINUE MY JOURNEY WITH A WARM SUPPORT... NOW I KNOW THESE HANGULS:
ㅏ ㅓ ㅗ ㅜ ㅑ ㅕ ㅛ ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ ㄱ ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㅂ
That’s my current learning level too. We can do this!!
"Want to learn Korean? Watch this" me: oh ok
You are a BTS Army when I saw your wall my reaction was like 😱 o my god she is a Army 😂😂
I dont know about tip #4 😂 all day I watch kdrama and listen to kpop like BTS and BLACKPINK and other kpop bands. That is how I kinda understand. When I watch kdrama I have caption on, and I have those habit that every time I listen to what they say and pause the video and repeat what they said and read the captions to understand what they said 😂 same thing for kpop i start singing korean and learn the whole lyrics in korean and English 🤣🤣 i love your video. So helpful!!❤
ahhhh~ that's a technique called sentence mining! haha if you do that, it's more like studying~ I'm specifically referring to the people that think they can just watch the drama and become fluent~ While I'm sure even that would work if someone were to do it for years, I'm just trying to emphasize that it's not the most efficient way to study~
my dream is have a korean friends because i'm start learn korean and i need to speak with people for learn it moreeee so please if someone want to be my friend i'm here .
the beginning was so fast i was like 👁👄👁
There are actually some tips which are quite useful for upper beginner/intermediate speakers that we usually ignore... 고마웡~
Me looking at the background pics like : is this BTS -_-
-w-
- w -
definitely BTS~ and WINNER~ and some VIXX and GOT7 haha
Am I the only one who learn korean because of 7 oppas who doesn't even know that I exist?
Anyway love BTS and ARMY 😊
Purple you all💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
@Jeon Shikook 😉😉😉😉
@Mia Gonzalez Wow!😊😊☺☺
@Mia Gonzalez 😂😂😂definitely not a cult, our 7 oppas are just soooo down to earth
Its impossible not to like their personalities and they are fireeeeeee musicians
Exactly my case but instead its 4 unnies 🤣
@@aexhyu_ Are u a Blink?
i don't really agree with you about the 4 tip. when i was starting to learn chinese my teacher told me to watch movies, series, dramas in chinese, she said that even if i didn't inderstand none of those words, it was needed for ears getting used to chinese language. and then when you make a progress you can understand a lot so after that you can learn sth from movies or tv shows. it works with every language. but of course we musn't watch only kdramas at first steps, it is just a part of practice for ears and practice of the pronunciation
I'm a broke learner so I use websites, videos and apps instead. 😥
It's funny that I'm watching this video because I'm trying to improve my English, not because I'm trying to learn Korean. Don't get me wrong I also want to learn Korean, but first I need English. ✌️😂
Why was the recommendation 2 years later
I disagree with you with dramas for listening (and learning). I just started to study korean and it’s the third language that I’m learning. Although you can’t use ONLY dramas as a study tool, that’s how I learned English in the first place - just by watching Harry Potter endlessly when I was 12 and being curious with the dictionary (no internet at the time).
So I’m doing the same with Korean, I picked up a drama as a study object and I’ll watch it all repeatedly again and again so I’ll complement my study.
I do agree, though, that if you only watch, and don’t analyze and pause and go back a few seconds, it is useless lol. But if you watch the scene, go back, repeat the lines out loud, it’s actually really helpful.
SHE HAS BTS POSTER AT THE BACK
NOW I KNOW WHY SHE WANT TO LEARN KOREAN!!!!!!!!!
It seem like I've met another army 💜
Watching kdramas and listening to k-pop does help with pronunciation for me at least but yes I can say that it isn’t the best for listening. I recommend listening to the Korean news or podcasts of natural conversations just so that you can understand the way Koreans pronounce certain words so that it makes you speak more naturally.
This is just a tip sorry if it makes no sense.
I 👏 BECAME 👏 ADDICTED 👏 TO 👏 K-DRAMAS 👏 AND 👏 I 👏 NEED 👏 HELP
My korean journey : (that just started)
So I was like I'm bored in quarantine and there's nothing to do soo I was like lemme learn a new language and suprise the people at school...... Then I was like which language..... Then it hit me how about Korean...... (Cuz I'm already a kpop fan buttttt thats not my only reason for learning Korean so don't come me)
I did some research like how to start Learning Korean and EVERY SINGLE website said to learn the Hangul I tried but I was like nahhh imma learn it the way NAMJOON learnt English soo I started watching k-dramas and got addicted.......then was like ok time to get serious......so I started learning Korean in February and till now I only know K-drama plots....and k-pop songs.....and the numbers and a little bit of the Hangul so I was like alright now enough is enough and it's time to actually get serious...go I started with the Hangul (not my first time cuz I tried to learn it in the beginning) and I actually learnt it pretty easily now.....so my next goal is finally starting grammar....and practice reading......wish me luck 😉
Boki's Cheesestick You also have to learn Batchim, it is the basic pronunciation for 한글 and it is needed to pronounce words correctly.
Dear BTS, IM DOING THIS FOR YOU BECAUSE I LOVE YOU❤️
Only bts can motivate me to learn another language ngl and here I am :)
Hangul: done
Writing: done
and you know whats next reading while also figguring out what it means
Would love to see a video on how you review as usually I feel like I just skim over everything and I'm not actually reviewing properly 😂 also I love your Totoro hoodie! 😍
Hmmmm interesting ~ Haha you’re not the first person to make this request today so it looks like I’ll have to add that video to my To-Do list~!
Awww thanks~ I bought it on my first trip to 명동~! 🥰
I really wish I could have someone to practice Korean
Same here
There is an app called HelloTalk and you can talk with native speakers they can help you with their native language and you can help them with your native language
@@briseidabotello5518 my anxiety says no😭
@@whyyougotliceinyourhead7483 lowkey how I was too but for me I don’t like to show my face to the public so all I do is I just don’t show my face and act like a completely different person😂😂💀
@@briseidabotello5518 wow perfect timing 15 min ago i just downloaded HelloTalk but im still scared 🥲
Gwenchana gwenchana this only a word that i learned from k drama
7:00 I'd have to say that I learned Japanese by adding hours and hours of listening practice(music/anime/news/talkshows) in addition to my regular vocab/grammar study and it is extremely helpful. I think the big point is that you can't just ONLY do that because like you say it'll just go over your head.
My hobby is cooking and I do it everyday. I feel so attacked right now! 😂
Thank you for these very helpful tips. 💜
LOL I'm not try to attack you~! I just wanted people to understand what I am taking about~ haha If you speak basic Korean already, definitely learn words about cooking because it's your hobby~!!!
Haha I'm glad you found my video helpful~😍
Natalia Garza Thank you! 🥰 I can speak basic, and read Hangul. I learned mostly from kpop songs and dramas, or fan chats. Until now I didn't started adding structure to the learning process. 🥰💜
I am learning Korean for bts!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 I am going to meet them one day!💜💜
I can see BTS pic in the background the reason for me to learn korean and to come korea I hope I can do it well
Romanization is so unhelpful for any language because I did the same thing with Arabic and it took me a month for me to read Arabic....
Gah, i wanna learn korean so bad (thanks to the lack of captions in bts vids :3 ) but I never know when or where to start ;w;
Sooooo instead of playing video games or binging Netflix series, I’m gonna start to find some apps to learn :>
Me: Looking at the background
Me: Sees BTS Posters
Me: OMG BTSSSS
*Natalia*: tip number 4 is-
*Ad* The London mint office
lol idk why I wasn't learning Korean a year ago
LOLOLOLOL That ad tho 😂😂
Me want to learn Korean for bts💜💜
Ohhh i really want to understand korean because of kdramas and kpop i hope i could learn korean easily soon!!!!😢😢😅😅
As a Chinese and English speaker, I kinda feel like I'm messing up with how should I learn Korean🤣should i learn it in Chinese or English XD
learn korean in chinese
Thank you for your advices. You always make me to do my best in my learning process !
As for the review : could me make a video or explain me in a comment how do you do it ? It is actually my weakest point and I know it...
I will definitely make a video for you! I can't promise when it will come out, because finals are coming up and I need to reflect on how I review. When I think about how I review, my mind draws a blank 😅 BUT it will come out!
@@NataliaGarza thank you ! :)
Which languages you know?
I know-
Hindi🇮🇳, English🇺🇸, Kannada🇮🇳, some korean1🇰🇷, some Japanese🇯🇵
Hi Natalia씨~ I just became a new subscriber today and I've seen several of your wonderful, funny, and ecstatic videos ( your video on the 6 things you wish you knew before learning Korean was my favorite! ) My dad and I found ourselves LITTERALLY laughing out loud to several of your videos, and my dad never laughsㅋㅋㅋ Your videos are so well made, so cleverly deliviered that you have captured our hearts! My family and I have just recently started the Korean fluency journey ourselves, and love to know we are not alone on the Korean sea. Thanks for all your wonderful advice~ I've also created a RUclips channel to vlog our Korean study adventures at home and it has been doozy. If you are the least bit interested in seeing our family adventure please get back to me~ Again thank for creating such intriguing content!
She has bts posters on the wall !!!!
I found your video 2 weeks after I started my own journey to learn Korean. You are super funny and had me lol watching your videos. Please keep posting tips please.
Yes, ma'am~! Welcome to the family too~! ☺️
Love your posters! 😭😭💜
Nobody:
Not even a single soul:
Le me
Ears : listening to her
Eyes : reading comments
Hand : scrolling
Other hand : taking notes of all the good information from the comments
Me and my younger sister both challenged ourselves to learn a new language so she decided to learn Russian and I decided to learn either learn Spanish or korean.
I'm probably gonna learn Spanish first because it's way easier to learn and it's kinda similar to French(I live in Canada so I've been learning French since I was 9) so I'm probably gonna learn Spanish and then move on to Korean because it's a lot more complicated.
After learning Hangul though romanization disgusts me it's scary
I actually can speak korean fluently..but why am i here??😂😂😂
I had to go 10 seconds back a million times cause I kept looking at the bts posters 😂😂
Me: **learning korean for a year**
My 🧠: **let's watch this**
Thank you for your tips now I realise why I'm not improving my korean.Thank you very much please keep doing this kind of videos...
감사합니다~
I think that in the long run, kdramas actually do help!! I wouldn’t tell someone to study only from that tho lol but for me maybe 60% of the vocab I know is the things I picked up from kdramas! Don’t expect to learn the whole language that way but it’s a good thing to do if you are feeling unmotivated to listen to lessons and study grammar it always helps me get motivated again
I totally agree! I've recently started learning Korean in a more serious way, but I've been watching k-dramas for like 8 years, and I knew soo many words of the beginner level that it made it easier to move forward with the grammar, bc I didn't have to memorize everything from zero, if that makes sense.
Rosario DiBello yeah I get you! I’m the same way I had watched kdramas for a few years before I started learning seriously so it made starting out so much easier
lmao, when you said "transcripts are key" I thought you said "transcripts aquí" and I was like ? transcripts here ? what ? and then I listened properly 😂
I myself think that romanization is harder than hangul . It wasn't that hard to learn
I wish I could watch k drama with double sub titles, English on the top and Korean on the bottom because that could help learn a bit more while watching them
Her: [...] tips you can trust-
Me: *staring at her posters* yeah.. I will.
uhmmm.....that bts poster???
(it looks cute)♡♡
Hi! My name is Jasper, I'm a 15 year old from the south region in North America, and I've been procrasinating my desire to learn Korean for a couple months now and just tonight I got the motivation to be productive, Ive finally decided to spend the next couple hours learning tips and the alphabet an such. Point is you were one of the people I've found to look promising, Im glad my gut is good to me because after watching like 3 videos of yours Ive learned more tips about Korean than my Spanish teachers ever gave me in the two years I've (unwillingly) taken Spanish in middle school and highschool. I love your side commentary about your experiences and truth along your path learning Korean and studying abroad and I believe I will continue to learn a lot from you in the future!
You can do it🥰🥰🥰
Listening in the beginning just helps you to get to used to the language. I mean, it's not that beneficial, but i think it's also important if you like tired to learn grammar or new words or smth. So, don't underestimate listening in the beginning😂
Actually your video helped me so much, thanks!! Hope you're okay! ❤️
I see you a person of the bts culture
hEy aRmY!!!!
no one:
me:WAITTT IS THAT A BTS POSTER????! :O
I speak chinese so I think the romanization is okay for me.
As soon as I see no k-pop or k-dramas I'm immediately dying, trying to breathe right now, I basically live for k-pop, oof.
iam arabic and its really hard for me to understand you😢
peep the BTS posters in the back
what i did to get familiar with reading hangul is to read lyrics from my favorite kpop songs HHAAHAH it kind of work for me because now i can sing and read it but then... i dont know the meanings NWAHAHAH i started to learn but i stop because i have no free time to fit it and now here i am after 2 years i will start again with this. hehen
i hope i could learn HAHAH if ever this will be my 3rd/4th language if you count a dialect it will be my 5th language/dialect