Korean: Listening Practice (Level 2, Dialogue 14)

If you want to practice your Korean Listening skills, watch this video.
While learning a language, it is very important to practice your listening skills regularly. Otherwise, you will be like a "walking textbook" who can neither speak nor understand the speech you hear, even though you know all the grammar and words.
If you don't practice listening skills you will understand the language only on paper.
You will listen to the dialogue 4 times.
1. Just audio without text
Try not to panic, focus and just listen and try to understand what is being said.
2. Audio + text
Listen to audio and look at text in Korean.
Look at the text and check if you understood the speech correctly when you listened to it for the first time.
Also, if you are in doubt whether you have read or heard the audio correctly, you can check it in the Latin text on the right side.
(I am not using the standard romanization rules because instead of making it easier to learn and understand Korean, they are rather confusing.)
3. Audio + text in Korean + text in English
Here you can check if you understood correctly what it is about.
4. Audio without text
Listen to the text again, don't look anywhere, focus. The audio speed is slightly faster here.
You can check out the Listening playlist for more: • Korean: Listening Prac...
If you liked this video, tell me in the comments, and I will try to make more such videos.
Also, if there is something I can improve, I would be glad if you share your thoughts.
Good luck! :)

[@learnkoreanwithKorean]

정말 연습이 될 수 있겠네요. 아이디어가 멋집니다.

[@redhatkorean2284]

Awesome Teaching Korean Conversation💯💯💯
Very colloquial and casual phrases in every Korean walk of live.
Wonderful contents...Love this channel

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thank you^^~~

[@maedeh_123]

please share some videos of level 3 too. thank you so much

[@Divadrive03]

Thank you so much for your constant efforts. I am new to your channel. You really make learning korean fun and easy. I hope your channel flourishes more and more in the days to come. Love you kate♥
P.s. could you tell me where did you teach us the 100000 no? It was said to be in lesson 54 but I could fint it🥲

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Hello~^^
Thank you for your kind words!~
Thank you^^♥
Oh, not yet, I haven't uploaded it yet. I am just unfortunately very busy with my daily routine, but I can say with 100% confidence that I won't stop uploading grammar lessons until I cover at least 90% of all Korean grammar (my plan is to upload all grammar rules). I just need free time to do all that.

[@Divadrive03]

@@KOREANFULLCOURSE oh no no that's completely fine. I thought I somehow couldn't find it. Please take your time. Don't forget to take care and take rest 💜.

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thank you~^^♥️

[@nijhumtahmeed6853]

좋아합니다😁

[@natashajaeger8329]

Really hard this one. I am missing a lot of grammar knowledge. Will study more 😀 Thank you very much!

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Omg, Hello Natasha ^^ I am sorry for late reply. A bit busy these days.
You are doing a great progress :))) You are welcome~~

[@siankaevren6524]

👍

[@knowledge_triumphant]

💜💜💙

[@bluryyyblu98]

Hello teacher thank you for everything plz can you lessons for the years I mean how can I read 2022
2002
1991(년 ) plzzzz ❤❤😘

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Hello^^
Oh, I have this lesson already.
I think it's in
Count in Korean: Sino-Korean Numbers lesson or
Korean: Time and Days of the Week.
P.S.
2002 - 이천이년 (i chon i nyon)
1991 - 천구백구십일년 (chon ku bek ku ship il lyon)

[@bluryyyblu98]

@@KOREANFULLCOURSE ok 💕💕

[@nraughmongpdr5386]

Dialogue15please