Actually korean does have silent letters and words that aren't pronounced as they are written due to sound change rules. For example : 앉다 (meaning: to sit down) is read as (ann-da) despite having a ㅈ. Dont forget TONS of conjugations, polite, formal and informal. Korean is a hard language. Only memorizing the 한글 (alphabet) is easy
You’re korean that’s why you are trying to boost your language’s difficulty. It’s not hard. Every language has informal and formal, every language has tons of conjugations. Have you seen french’s conjugation, Kurdish has more than 5 past conjugations Have you seen spanish’s conjuagtions? Every language has lots of conjugations, Dont think your language has special formal and informal and “polite” these arent even special because 1. It’s easy 2. Every language has formal + informal.
Nope. How about this. 앉다 - sit (pronounced anda) (formality -neuter) 앉아- sit (pronounced anja). (formality -informal) Just like French, there are a lot of sounds that are only pronounced when there is a vowel next to it, and hence those silent letters are quite necessary for Korean
Fun fact (facts): The 'O' in the 'o' sound in the Korean alphabet isn't even the 'o' sound. The circle is placed if a vowel is pronounced on its own, so technically he could say that any vowel is 'o'. Also, if it's placed on the lower half, it represents the 'ng' sound, which looks nothing like the 'o' mouth shape anyway. Lastly, the sign with the 'o' letter he was holding up is upside down.
I have to agree... I'm Chinese and Chinese is very hard... and after my Chinese classes, my head would hurt so badly. But, it's not the end. There are two types of Chinese: Simplified, and traditional. Simplified is a bit easier, but take a look at traditional. It has a lot more lines, looks more complicated, and it could take more than one hour if you are a beginner at Chinese and had to write a whole paragraph about something... and your head hurts. Like me. There's also NO alphabet for Chinese. It's word for word, making it very hard. I was very surprised when Nas talked about Korean, a very easy language everybody can use in less than an hour!
Memorizing it is the easy part, but actually reading it on different language is super hard like the words you translate in english is unpronounceable or confusing for korean ppl and vice versa like namcha is supposed to be "Man"... PLS HELP DOULINGO HAS ME AS A HOSTAGE PLEASE CALL 911 PLEASE I BEG YOU!!!!
For your kind information, Bangla language has 49 alphabet. 11 vowels, 38 consonant. Also the language has so many weird words and silent letter as English. It is harder to learn Bangla for a beginner.
안녕하세요! 나스 데일리님! 저희 한국을 칭찬 해주셔서 감사하게 받아드릴게요! 한국어가 어려운게 있어요.. 하다보면 한국어를 어렵게 배우잖아요~ 그렇게 깊숙히 들어가다보면 문법을 배워요~ 근데 한국어 문법은 보통 한국인들도 어려워해요… 그래서 한국어 배우면 나스님은 문법 제대로 배우는거 추천해요! - 지나가던 한국인
@@virtue1993 I think it would be pain if you Chinese Singaporean but can't read Chinese (although I know the grammar isn't that bad). But idk about if you aren't Chinese descendant Singaporean, it would be pain or not.
However ㅂ - b or p ㅈ - j or ch ㄱ - g or k ㄷ - d or t Korean has two different romanization, Revised Romanization and McCune Reischauer. Look above the characters and on the left is the revised while on the right is mccune. South Korea uses Revised while North Korea used McCune. McCune was used to be as the romanization in South Korea before 2002. So some people spelled Daejeon as Taejon.
That's because they are both articulated in the same place. Once you start to understand phonetics it actually become more logical. Try to pronounce P by making a vibration in your throat. It becomes B.
I’m a Korean person, and I really recommend Korean.❤❤ Korean might be hard to pronounce, my Mexican friend found it hard to pronounce Korean, but it is very easy to write. For example, my brother actually wrote Korean before speaking it!( But he said Mommy (엄마) and Dad (아빠) before he wrote Korean though😅)
I tried to write Japanese in Greek and it looks easy I don't understand most kanji so I used Wiktionary to write them in their Hiragana equivalent! For example:the character for "depression" is written ΥΤΥ(utsu)
Hindi is an easy language. It also has easy alphabets which are pronounced exactly as they are written without any exceptions. It’s grammar is also easy. The only thing is it has lots of words for same thing, but no really uses them, we only use one word in our daily life for each thing.
As a Korean learner, here are the correct symbols. Consonants: ㄷ = d ㅈ = j ㅂ = b ㄱ = g ㅅ = s ㅁ = m ㄹ = l or r ㅎ = h ㅍ = p ㅋ = k ㅌ = t ㄴ = n ㅊ = ch ㅇ = ng or no sound (if it comes before another letter) Double consonants: ㅃ = bb or pp ㅉ = jj ㄸ = dd ㄲ = gg ㅆ = ss Vowels: ㅏ = a ㅑ = ya ㅣ= i ㅓ = eo ㅕ = yeo ㅗ = o ㅜ = u ㅠ = yu ㅡ = eu Double vowels: ㅐ = ae ㅒ = yae ㅔ = e ㅖ = ye 와 = wa 워 = wo 왜 = wae 웨 = we 위 = wi 의 = ui Just learning off Duolingo and other sources, correct me if anything's wrong.
"500 years ago, koreans used to speak and write in chinese" Me: So you're telling me that if that one king didn't change the alphabet to korean I could understand BTS? ;-; I'm malaysian and I know chinese and english
“If you can speak English, you think it’s easy” cue maniacal laughing in barely being able to talk the language I’ve known since I was born. I do not think it is easy, I make so many mistakes in both speaking and writing😅😅
@@yoyoyoyo9220 Serious and a joke, people usually mistake the two, For example: "Your seriously gonna let them say that?!" When the correct version is: "You're seriously gonna let them say that?!" I don't really care though.. It is the Internet. 😂 I would be lying if I said that I hadn't mistaken them before.😅😅 Sorry for long comment. :')
It isnt that hard. I mean yea it is quite hard but no it's quite easy like how are you is just 你好 (ni hao) Bye bye is 再见(zai jian) I'm new here is just 我是新来的(wo shi xin lai de) it's not really hard right, but in p5 we get to use electronic dictionaries so we just type example hao and it will show alot of words which is said like that like 好号耗 and stuff like that
im a chinese person but chinese to me it easy. u had to learn the tone first it really important and after that u can start learning the character also u can learn the pinyin .
안녕하십니까 (hello/hi in Honorific form)?! Hangul (헌글) was invented, thanks to King Sejeong the Great for his wonderful alphabet. We, Korean language learners can easily speak and write in Korean characters, though when it comes to grammar and sentence structures are a bit complicated, still we can still be able to grasp some vocabulary words and phrases easily with the Hangul system. 😊
1:54 "Instead of 28 alphabets there are 24" Me : * who knows that there are 26 letters in the alphabet* * proceeds to count the letters and see if there are 28*
Yeah, as a beginner Korean learner, I've seen that the Korean language isn't that hard, it's actually pretty easy. First I started learning Spanish and then I was like 'nope nope too hard'. For me, as a Indian, the vowels and consonants are easy to pronounce since there are many consonants and vowels which are pronounced the same... And it is pretty easy to write also...
@@swags9863 the Lingodeer app and Papago app are very good. Also "Talk to me in Korean" RUclips channel and books. And "Learn Korean with Go Billy" too. Source: I've self-studied Korean for years 👍
@@swags9863 no problem! To be more clear tho, Lingodeer is a learning app, but Papago isn't a learning app, it's a super useful translator that actually translates korean sentences naturally unlike Google translate. Also I forgot to mention Hellotalk app, which is a great app overall for posting and chatting with language exchange partners including Koreans. Have fun on your language learning journey! 😊
@@swags9863 I don't use many apps or so, but Learn Korean and Write It! Korean can be good for beginners. EggBun is also really good. I also recommend watching Korean made simple! by Billy Go. Get the book or download the pdf of the book, it has some exercises and stuffs like.... ,Buy some Korean workbooks if you're little mature in Korean....
Japanese alphabet is also the easiest, it has 46 characters and you can also type it in your keyboard, and the japanese alphabet also has combinations with K, S, T, N, H, and R. also it has 41 consonants and 5 vowels just like in the english alphabet but in different spots like in english: A E I O and U. Also Japanese has jumbled vowel orders like A, I, U, E and O. Sometimes in English, Y can either be a consonant or a vowel. Good luck figuring that out!!!
Im Korean and Japanese and English and the Korean, they are easy to learn and also if your not one, you can learn it! And if you learned it but need help from it, come to Korea and then say it and they are very caring. But im not only Korean, instead i can do 3 languages that i learned and the language i was born as is, Korean ,Japanese and English! Japan is just a bit hard but their culture is also caring like South Korea.
Some corrections 0:17 This is just because we have not imposed spelling reforms for a long time 0:44 you dont even need to learn all 50,000 of them a thousand is pretty good still a lot but not as hard as he makes it seem 0:49 not entirely true 1:04 languages and writing systems are not the same 1:29 chinese LOGOGRAPHS not LETTERS 1:41 not even a proper symbol “o” is actually ㅗ and the circle is just a place holder the proper character is 오 1:54 you mean letters not alphabets 2:16 no long words korean is an agglutinative language meaning words can get really long 2:36 writing system not language there is a difference 3:19 i mean translators exist and if everything was the same the world would be a very sad place 3:29 again translators exist you can learn new languages
@@Gudi._. I can cuz in my native language we also have letters with same pronunciation so I'm connecting the Korean double consonants with that letters so I can identify it pretty easily
@@neerajaps2626 Oh, that explains a lot. I think it's a bit like vowel lenght. My native language doesn't have it, so its hard to me to tell the diference.
as a person who knows, English, Japanese, and Chinese these look easy, I read those signs easy peasy . 英語、日本語、中国語を知っている人として、これらは簡単に見えます。 作为一个知道的人，英语、日语和中文这些看起来很容易，我读那些标志很容易。
I actually learn Chinese and I can tell you that that's actually very true Chinese is really hard I literally fail my Chinese composition for Chinese is really hard
It really isn’t as easy as Nas is making it appear! The only song I can sing in the hundred kpop songs I listen to, is Let go by BTS... that’s all.... unfortunately
The most simple Language to learn. But, the hardest to understand. "Dog" is either an animal, or a swear word. Hey is either a nice word or a threat. And, of course. Englonesian.
Fun fact: so I live in America, and speak English, but then I learned Korean and Spanish. If you’re an English speaker,Spanish is actually the easiest, but for all languages m it’s Korean!
Girl Lol Even if you had a photographic memory, 40 means at least 3000 words each language to be considered literature. that would be 120000 words an hour not to mention punctuation, pronunciation, grammar, writing and reading. It would be impossible to master in less than an hour.
Doctor: You Have 1 minute to live.
Nas: that’s 1 minute, see you in heaven.
Or hell
Welcome to hotel California
Nas must pin this comment
Hi
Can I copy ur comment plz
Nas: You will never be able to guess the language
*In my head* It's Korean
Nas:'It's Korean language
Me: Knew it.
Lie
Same
meee tooo
YES, when I was little, my first word was in korean.
Me too😂😂😂
Actually korean does have silent letters and words that aren't pronounced as they are written due to sound change rules. For example : 앉다 (meaning: to sit down) is read as (ann-da) despite having a ㅈ. Dont forget TONS of conjugations, polite, formal and informal. Korean is a hard language. Only memorizing the 한글 (alphabet) is easy
Not to forget all consonant sounds that change based on their position. ㅅ is “s” but as a bottom consonant it becomes “t” (like ㅌ)
I memorized the 한국 alphabet but still i have these kind of issues
You’re korean that’s why you are trying to boost your language’s difficulty.
It’s not hard.
Every language has informal and formal, every language has tons of conjugations.
Have you seen french’s conjugation,
Kurdish has more than 5 past conjugations
Have you seen spanish’s conjuagtions?
Every language has lots of conjugations,
Dont think your language has special formal and informal and “polite”
these arent even special because 1. It’s easy
2. Every language has formal + informal.
@@gamingfireplayz2256 im not even korean nice try tho 💀💀
Nope. How about this.
앉다 - sit (pronounced anda) (formality -neuter)
앉아- sit (pronounced anja). (formality -informal)
Just like French, there are a lot of sounds that are only pronounced when there is a vowel next to it, and hence those silent letters are quite necessary for Korean
Fun fact (facts): The 'O' in the 'o' sound in the Korean alphabet isn't even the 'o' sound. The circle is placed if a vowel is pronounced on its own, so technically he could say that any vowel is 'o'. Also, if it's placed on the lower half, it represents the 'ng' sound, which looks nothing like the 'o' mouth shape anyway. Lastly, the sign with the 'o' letter he was holding up is upside down.
Beginner: Let's lear-
English: Well prepare for trouble
Chinese: And make it double!
Hindi: *Lets make that quadruple!*
the hole entire world: make that infinite
when you learn English and Chinese
English and Chinese: oh no! team language is blasting off agian!
@@corpse0 Lol-
these are languages I must learn apparently-
我觉得华文真的是难学的，我要记住很多字。
So this is why my classmates can memorize k pop songs so easily
Well me a army and i love kpop
Ypu can memorize it if its so iconic like how you like that my sis and i learn it in only 2 days so yea
I can say word of Koreans but I don't know what it means Lol
Where are you from
I am an army too
Every language is Unique & Beautiful 🌸🐣
1:23 : Korean babies: 👁️👄👁️
Also me being Korean and having a hard time to spell specific words:👁️👄👁️
"That you can learn in 1 hour"
*Started learning a year ago and i still don't know how to read in korean*
May or may not be a joke but he said alphabet
Haha same here
Same
이거는 읽을수 있어요? not completely fluent but
Citrus how to type Korea?
"Korean language use to be written in Chinese."
CROSSOVER EPISODE
lmao that’s why i can’t read it in kdramas, it’s because it was in hanja*💀💀
ㅋㅋ
Here's a parrot speaking Spanish if you're interested ruclips.net/video/vLRyJ0dawjM/видео.html
@En Ei Zee why would you put the remix. the original is way more bearable, but the remix is soooo cringy.
@@beepboopbobop Ppl know they are gonna get rickrolled because of the last link letters 'XCQ' so I changed to the remix ;)
3:18 "Simpler ways to read"
Japanese, and chinese:
"We dont do that here"
I have to agree... I'm Chinese and Chinese is very hard... and after my Chinese classes, my head would hurt so badly. But, it's not the end. There are two types of Chinese: Simplified, and traditional. Simplified is a bit easier, but take a look at traditional. It has a lot more lines, looks more complicated, and it could take more than one hour if you are a beginner at Chinese and had to write a whole paragraph about something... and your head hurts. Like me. There's also NO alphabet for Chinese. It's word for word, making it very hard. I was very surprised when Nas talked about Korean, a very easy language everybody can use in less than an hour!
Im from hk so i think traditional is easier
what about batchim?
Same
3:12 he sounds like a king😂
I love his videos they are great!
Lol 😂
😂😂
He sounds like my teacher in the first day of school 🙄🙄
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
this just boosts my confidence in learning korean.
Memorizing it is the easy part, but actually reading it on different language is super hard like the words you translate in english is unpronounceable or confusing for korean ppl and vice versa like namcha is supposed to be "Man"...
PLS HELP DOULINGO HAS ME AS A HOSTAGE PLEASE CALL 911 PLEASE I BEG YOU!!!!
Olie London be like
@@Luis_Facil learning korean doesn't make you a koreaboo, acting korean and pretending to be one makes you a koreaboo
@@meherc07 it was a joke and I said that because olie London pretends to be Korean idc if you learn a new language
Japanese instead
For your kind information, Bangla language has 49 alphabet. 11 vowels, 38 consonant. Also the language has so many weird words and silent letter as English. It is harder to learn Bangla for a beginner.
@@ari-_-yojeong-_-korea prepárate para hablar español o esmeño (emeñu)
Prepárate para hablár españu
안녕하세요! 나스 데일리님! 저희 한국을 칭찬 해주셔서 감사하게 받아드릴게요! 한국어가 어려운게 있어요.. 하다보면 한국어를 어렵게 배우잖아요~ 그렇게 깊숙히 들어가다보면 문법을 배워요~ 근데 한국어 문법은 보통 한국인들도 어려워해요… 그래서 한국어 배우면 나스님은 문법 제대로 배우는거 추천해요! - 지나가던 한국인
"Simpler ways to read, simpler ways to write"
English had left the chat
Yeah
ruclips.net/video/EkfDmzprwrw/видео.html
so with french
Hangul can almost fit with english
@@myrinsk when u said Hangul I thought about romanian XD (*-ul*)
Bruh If your think that English is simple, than try German
"Chinese is even harder"
FEEL THE PAIN OF A CHINESE SINGAPOREAN STUDENT
lazi I’m singaporean and chinese and when I learn chinese it’s not painful at all. I’m P2 though it’s pretty easy.
@@lauzhanrui9557 well, P2? be happy. sec 1 isn't easy.
good luck
@@virtue1993 I think it would be pain if you Chinese Singaporean but can't read Chinese (although I know the grammar isn't that bad). But idk about if you aren't Chinese descendant Singaporean, it would be pain or not.
How bout a mix
Ikr
The"what the hell man"got me dying🤣💀
LMAO
However
ㅂ - b or p
ㅈ - j or ch
ㄱ - g or k
ㄷ - d or t
Korean has two different romanization, Revised Romanization and McCune Reischauer.
Look above the characters and on the left is the revised while on the right is mccune.
South Korea uses Revised while North Korea used McCune. McCune was used to be as the romanization in South Korea before 2002. So some people spelled Daejeon as Taejon.
That's because they are both articulated in the same place. Once you start to understand phonetics it actually become more logical.
Try to pronounce P by making a vibration in your throat. It becomes B.
“Instead of 28 alphabets”
Me: *screams in confusion*
Here's a parrot speaking Spanish if you're interested ruclips.net/video/vLRyJ0dawjM/видео.html
@@nazbmn242 damn. I got rickrolled
Only noticed after your comment
He's probably thinking of Arabic not English...
En Ei Zee why....
NAS: *posts*
*Me seeings it 10 minutes later*
Me: *Scrolling to the comment section*
_"Think think think"_
So this is what you thought
That happens to me a lot of time
ruclips.net/video/xIH-Ci7bVJo/видео.html
@@gigachadatheist7144 oh nooo, I got Rickied
hey is this me?
I actually took Korean when I was younger , I now know the language , (but I’m not that fluent)
is anyone talking about the fact he said there are 28 letters in the english alphabet? 💀 1:53
I saw it too
Hangul: *is not an alphabet because it's a featural writing system*
Nas Daily: The easiest alphabet!
Hangul: Am I a joke to you?
2 Half 1 Whole yes
_BRUH_
하하
@@allenenottup4545 롤
Alle Nenottup yes *haha* ;-;
Nas: says the word "Korean"
**K-pop and K-drama fans have entered the chat**
Yup😂💜
HI ARMYS
@@bffsquadroadto40withnovids19 Hello Army
@@kookie5951 I will eat u cookie
@@weebo4076 😅😅
AS a army and learning korean when I heard you say the easist alphabet I knew you were talking about Hangul the korean alphebet
I’m a Korean person, and I really recommend Korean.❤❤ Korean might be hard to pronounce, my Mexican friend found it hard to pronounce Korean, but it is very easy to write. For example, my brother actually wrote Korean before speaking it!( But he said Mommy (엄마) and Dad (아빠) before he wrote Korean though😅)
“It’s KOREAN!”
Kpop Stan’s has joined the chat
oml I was so happy when he said Korean cos I’m hoping to learn Korean 😅
Well hello there~
Yas
Hi
Wuddap wuddap
Did anyone see he said “Instead of 28 alphabets,” I’m like there is only 26.
Lol thought no one picked that up
Yea
Mee
Even I observed it
I think he is middle eastern and in Arabic we have 28 letters, so that's why he said 28 bec Arabic is probably the language he speaks at home
This video reminded me to take my Duolingo classes for Korean ty for reminding me
I tried to write Japanese in Greek and it looks easy
I don't understand most kanji so I used Wiktionary to write them in their Hiragana equivalent!
For example:the character for "depression" is written ΥΤΥ(utsu)
Nas: English is a very hard language
Chinese: ima bout to end this mans whole career
你觉得普通话很难吗？
Jacques Belot q对我们会说的的确是很容易
Lol 2 civilization korean and japanese trying to adopt chinese be like "aight im out"
Eeeh thats true i can speak chinese 你好
Jacques Belot 如果你学的好就很容易🤷🏻♀️
“English is hard”
Nah no really
“Chinese is hard”
Meh first language and I find it hard :c
nooncakes me to.
As a (Malaysian) Chinese, I can't even read or write in Chinese.
Leong Hong Ling, same lol
I don’t understand anything about chinese but i speak finnish😂
Im HK and CHINESE SUCCS
Hindi is an easy language. It also has easy alphabets which are pronounced exactly as they are written without any exceptions. It’s grammar is also easy. The only thing is it has lots of words for same thing, but no really uses them, we only use one word in our daily life for each thing.
I userd to Thought Hindi was Hard because im from tamil nadu
@@swarala I am under the impression you don’t even know English properly
I’m Chinese and yes, it’s hard to learn. But don’t worry, you will soon understand ❤
Omg same 我是可可😂
@@milamigon 你也是中国人？
"There are 28 letters in English"
Me: what have I been learning
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Same bro same like hume to school me bataya tha ki English me 26 alphabets hote hai ye 2 aur kahase aye
@@iffatenam4852 ha english me 26 he hai
Lol I am Indian too
@@debaratimukherjee3022 nice
Nas: "its called Korean language"
KPop stans: somebody called me?
This comment just make me think...
Is KPop stands for Korean Pop?
@@FirestormAnimates ye, it is
@@lyyrrraaa Okay, cool
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@FirestormAnimates ofc
As a Korean learner, here are the correct symbols.
Consonants:
ㄷ = d
ㅈ = j
ㅂ = b
ㄱ = g
ㅅ = s
ㅁ = m
ㄹ = l or r
ㅎ = h
ㅍ = p
ㅋ = k
ㅌ = t
ㄴ = n
ㅊ = ch
ㅇ = ng or no sound (if it comes before another letter)
Double consonants:
ㅃ = bb or pp
ㅉ = jj
ㄸ = dd
ㄲ = gg
ㅆ = ss
Vowels:
ㅏ = a
ㅑ = ya
ㅣ= i
ㅓ = eo
ㅕ = yeo
ㅗ = o
ㅜ = u
ㅠ = yu
ㅡ = eu
Double vowels:
ㅐ = ae
ㅒ = yae
ㅔ = e
ㅖ = ye
와 = wa
워 = wo
왜 = wae
웨 = we
위 = wi
의 = ui
Just learning off Duolingo and other sources, correct me if anything's wrong.
1:40 it's actually ㅗ,ㅇ is ussualy on every vowel (example:a=ㅏ but when you add ㅇ it's 아 , u= ㅜ , but when you add ㅇ it's 우)
“If you think English is hard Chinese is harder”
Malaysians:agree and disagree
Same
English is SIMPLE! Change my intelligent mind!
(I'm a Malaysian, btw)
can anyone explain me why the Malaysians will disagree?
I can speak english so its really easy for me,but when i try to look at a beginner perspective,it is so hard-
@@dyniquedyare4901 like me i tihnk english is easy and chinese is hard im a chinese i dont speak mandarin i speak english
So that’s why I nailed pronouncing and writing Korean characters...
Same
Thx for spoiling
same
What a flex
Same
Katsumotoland has two writing systems:Latin Alphabet and Georgian Mkhedruli(used since 2004)
Mkhedruli alphabet for Katsumotonese
and fun fact whatever you say in korean and for example " I went to a convinient store." in korean you can say " Went to a covinent store I."
"500 years ago, koreans used to speak and write in chinese"
Me: So you're telling me that if that one king didn't change the alphabet to korean I could understand BTS? ;-;
I'm malaysian and I know chinese and english
nononono korean was still a different language, it just used chinese symbols to write, the same way japanese can be written with kanji
Same im Malaysia
Vanix- Brawl stars me to my mom asked me if i wanted to go to learn chines or jawi and i pick chines aver since i pick chines i’m still kinda bad 😢
@@lydiaemalia you can learn both even informally
Hey army
"Chinese is even harder"
Me: finally someone said that chinese is hard
T-T
@YueTongLua ye qwq
I feel you😥
I’m used to writing Chinese even though I’m 9
あさたなまさまさちらたらたやまぬまさたはたはたなちさ
Yes I feel u
I’m britosh person when I was born it’s started hard (when I was 2) so I go online tuition and after some years I finally know how 记得每天要努力
“If you can speak English, you think it’s easy” cue maniacal laughing in barely being able to talk the language I’ve known since I was born. I do not think it is easy, I make so many mistakes in both speaking and writing😅😅
"English is hard"
Stop making excuses for confusing "your" and "you're".
I'm confused,
Is this a joke or serious? ._. ;-;
Your (Your ________) [Keys, phone, brother...etc]
You’re (You-are)
@@yoyoyoyo9220 Serious and a joke, people usually mistake the two, For example: "Your seriously gonna let them say that?!" When the correct version is: "You're seriously gonna let them say that?!"
I don't really care though.. It is the Internet. 😂
I would be lying if I said that I hadn't mistaken them before.😅😅
Sorry for long comment. :')
I'm Chinese and in my exams my English is better than Chinese this makes no sense lol
@@yoyoyoyo9220
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Nas: good luck speeling the word “constitutional”
Me: good luck spelling the word aequeosalinocalcalinoceraceoaluminosocupreovitriolic
How do you pronounce that word?
@@MM-nq9rs gibberish
@BaconShadow Haha, jokes on you, I live in France and I speak French!
Try spelling
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Good luck spelling: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
3:10 thank you for loving my country's alphabet!
I am Chinese American and I have fluent English and I still think English is weird and I’m learning to write, read, and talk
Imagine if the whole world watched this video and then everybody in the world just talked in the Korean launguage forever
NO
Maybe but i would not understand
But maybe it happens we should learn Korean i all ready know how to spell hotdog but can't pronounce it so just learn
writing systems are not languages
Dat be pretty bad
Imagine having to write an essay in Chinese
It isnt that hard. I mean yea it is quite hard but no it's quite easy like how are you is just 你好 (ni hao) Bye bye is 再见(zai jian) I'm new here is just 我是新来的(wo shi xin lai de) it's not really hard right, but in p5 we get to use electronic dictionaries so we just type example hao and it will show alot of words which is said like that like 好号耗 and stuff like that
I didn’t mean like writing it online...i meant writing it by hand because...even one letter has so many lines and curves and stuff
yeah. i started learning chinese before english but my english is better
It is low-key hard
@@itznotjustgacha6358 nihao is hello and zaijian is goodbye right?
I'm learning korean and it's actually easy but batchim is kinda hard for me to memorize
English Don’t Have 28 letters they only have 26 letters
Being a kpop and kdrama fan I feel so happy 🤣
I see an army there 💜😏
@@jitensmail2309 welcome to the Army bro/sis!!!💜 I'm in the army too!!! But I'm more of a BLINK 🙂💜
I am happy because that this language is my country's language
@@redbirb1571 Annyeonghaseyo
Any blink
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Kpop fans: *yes*
Oh yes
White .Rabbit ??? Why did you randomly say “gay” in tagalog?
@@lahveen2002 maybe he/she hates kpop and calls them gay
Taekie Ikr? Pero di din ako mahilig sa kpop (i dont kinda like kpop)
Yas UvU
Serbian alphabet Is same because Vuk Stefanović Karadžić writes serbian alphabet with rule writes how you say and say how you write😊
im a chinese person but chinese to me it easy. u had to learn the tone first it really important and after that u can start learning the character also u can learn the pinyin .
Wait what, I pronounce “salmon” with an “L” ;-;
SAME OMG I REALIZED AFTER 12 YEARS
Me too. I actually pronounce the salmon without L it so awkward and I laughed at myself😂
lmao same
I hated this word for 9 yrs cuz it was soooooo confusing thankfully after that video I know how to spell it
same lol
Everyone : **Kpop Stans Joined the Chat**
Me : **Koreaboo has Joined the Chat**
Yup
Wdym?
Koreaboos are my enimies XD
What is Koreaboo 🤔🤔🤔
@@dikitt2054 A person who wants to be Korean so they start acting Korean and talk Korean( But they arnt Korean 👁👄👁) ( I tried my best to explain 💀)
Im a beginner at Urdu, Spanish, Korean and other languages but English
안녕하십니까 (hello/hi in Honorific form)?! Hangul (헌글) was invented, thanks to King Sejeong the Great for his wonderful alphabet. We, Korean language learners can easily speak and write in Korean characters, though when it comes to grammar and sentence structures are a bit complicated, still we can still be able to grasp some vocabulary words and phrases easily with the Hangul system. 😊
1:54 "Instead of 28 alphabets there are 24"
Me : * who knows that there are 26 letters in the alphabet* * proceeds to count the letters and see if there are 28*
Lol, but there r 26 letters tho
there r 26 letters in general, but arabic language has 28 letters
@@alexa._.lilacc I just counted , and it’s makes 29 Arabic alphabets
@@alexa._.lilacc not sure tho, could be wrong as well since Arabic isn’t my first language
IKR!
Yeah, as a beginner Korean learner, I've seen that the Korean language isn't that hard, it's actually pretty easy. First I started learning Spanish and then I was like 'nope nope too hard'. For me, as a Indian, the vowels and consonants are easy to pronounce since there are many consonants and vowels which are pronounced the same... And it is pretty easy to write also...
Hey can you please tell what video or guide you are using to learn korean like speaking it and understanding it. Thanks!
@@swags9863 the Lingodeer app and Papago app are very good. Also "Talk to me in Korean" RUclips channel and books. And "Learn Korean with Go Billy" too.
Source: I've self-studied Korean for years 👍
@@VoVina111 thankk you!!
@@swags9863 no problem! To be more clear tho, Lingodeer is a learning app, but Papago isn't a learning app, it's a super useful translator that actually translates korean sentences naturally unlike Google translate. Also I forgot to mention Hellotalk app, which is a great app overall for posting and chatting with language exchange partners including Koreans.
Have fun on your language learning journey! 😊
@@swags9863 I don't use many apps or so, but Learn Korean and Write It! Korean can be good for beginners. EggBun is also really good.
I also recommend watching Korean made simple! by Billy Go. Get the book or download the pdf of the book, it has some exercises and stuffs like.... ,Buy some Korean workbooks if you're little mature in Korean....
My friend has terrible English well almost everyone in my class have bad English and grammar.I am always helping them find there mistakes and stuff.
Japanese alphabet is also the easiest, it has 46 characters and you can also type it in your keyboard, and the japanese alphabet also has combinations with K, S, T, N, H, and R. also it has 41 consonants and 5 vowels just like in the english alphabet but in different spots like in english: A E I O and U. Also Japanese has jumbled vowel orders like A, I, U, E and O. Sometimes in English, Y can either be a consonant or a vowel. Good luck figuring that out!!!
No that’s only hiragana u forgot about katakana with 46 characters also plus kanji
Me after this:
“Alright, looks like Duolingo is gonna help me with this.”
good luck, hopefully the owl doesn't kill you ;-;
Doulinglo isn't even good in my opinion.
"LoOkS LiKe YoU MiSsEd YoUr SpAnIsH lEsSOn ToDaY.."
Anyone knows this phrase?😂
@@sukanyachakraborty9890 lmaoo duolingo sends me emails about my french lesson progress but I deleted it months ago-- THEY'RE AFTER ME
@@isda3314 I'm learning French rn and duo is pretty scary ngl. But he's cute...
"You can learn in one hour"
me:learns in a year
I think that he was only referring to the alphabet, not the whole language
Good i will learn just the alphabet in 10000000000000000000000000000 years
Wait then i will be dead
Edit: this is too far TOO FAR
ruclips.net/video/9rTmlod1Brc/видео.html Learn a new language
Marin Best ohhhhh 👁👄👁
@Seong Jun Lee (Seong) umm ur from China ? Korea? America? Jordan?
Im Korean and Japanese and English and the Korean, they are easy to learn and also if your not one, you can learn it! And if you learned it but need help from it, come to Korea and then say it and they are very caring. But im not only Korean, instead i can do 3 languages that i learned and the language i was born as is, Korean ,Japanese and English! Japan is just a bit hard but their culture is also caring like South Korea.
When He Said The Easiest Alphabet In The World Is The Korean Alphabet…..I Was Dying
Korean: there is only "It is"
Indonesia: "Dia"
100% true
Yup
Same to Malay language
Betul betul betul
@@blu3620 yes
This legit feels like an ad to learn the Korean language
Ikr😂
Some corrections
0:17 This is just because we have not imposed spelling reforms for a long time
0:44 you dont even need to learn all 50,000 of them a thousand is pretty good still a lot but not as hard as he makes it seem
0:49 not entirely true
1:04 languages and writing systems are not the same
1:29 chinese LOGOGRAPHS not LETTERS
1:41 not even a proper symbol
“o” is actually ㅗ and the circle is just a place holder the proper character is 오
1:54 you mean letters not alphabets
2:16 no long words korean is an agglutinative language meaning words can get really long
2:36 writing system not language there is a difference
3:19 i mean translators exist and if everything was the same the world would be a very sad place
3:29 again translators exist you can learn new languages
"I love this alphabet!"
Me too!
"It's Korean!"
*Kpop stans have entered the chat*
Like me
I knew it armies,
I knew it!😂
Army!!!!😁💜
Damn how’d you know
Jacqueline Tran
Ayyyeee
When your learning Korean for a year now and still don't know how to identify the Double consonants when someones speaking Korean 👁️👄👁️
That’s so relatable😭😭
I just started learning Korean 2 days ago but I'm pretty sure I can remember the double consonants
@@neerajaps2626 but can you tell just by ear if a consonant is double in the middle of a conversation?
@@Gudi._. I can cuz in my native language we also have letters with same pronunciation so I'm connecting the Korean double consonants with that letters so I can identify it pretty easily
@@neerajaps2626 Oh, that explains a lot. I think it's a bit like vowel lenght. My native language doesn't have it, so its hard to me to tell the diference.
안녕하세요 ! Thanks for this video one minute is now time to watch more videos😁
as a person who knows, English, Japanese, and Chinese these look easy, I read those signs easy peasy .
英語、日本語、中国語を知っている人として、これらは簡単に見えます。
作为一个知道的人，英语、日语和中文这些看起来很容易，我读那些标志很容易。
めっちゃすごいですね、どうやってその言語を同時に知っていますか？教えてくれませんか
"no silent letters, you write what you say"
Georgian: hey
Same with albanian
Spanish 2
*serbians have joined the chat*
Srb
ლოლ 😂
"Chinese is harder"
Me as a Malaysian Chinese: 👁️💧👄💧👁️ Feel my pain
I feel u 👁️💧👄💧👁️
@Emily Yu means I'm half Chinese half Malaysian
@@mcytscc1503 yes! Especially when you need to 听写 and remember the words (if you know what I meant)
@@angelizakilla3306 I'm not chinese but I support u qwq
@@mcytscc1503 aw thanks! :3?
As a Philippines I think English is easy because I've been learning a lot english
Did you guys know that Turkish people write what they hear (mostly)
Me: *looking at people speaking korean* this so hard man
Also me: *learns the alphabet* THIS DAAMN EASY DUD
Here's a parrot speaking Spanish if you're interested ruclips.net/video/vLRyJ0dawjM/видео.html
@@nazbmn242 thanks i appreciate an entertainment video--
wait wut--
Ur funny 💀
En Ei Zee The parrot is singing Never Gonna Give You Up in Spanish! Amazing!
Lol I'm Korean but I can't speak it
Nas: "You can learn korean in an hour."
Me: "Learns korean but gets distracted by kpop videos."
lol 😂relatable
일 없이 파기합니다 which one is harder タグ付けかなかさあー粗差圧
Ikr
@@shads_eatsup japanese
Me tooo
I learn Chinese 🥲, but it’s simple Chinese. Yes, in Singapore, students learn simple chinese, where some of the Chinese characters are simpler
I actually learn Chinese and I can tell you that that's actually very true Chinese is really hard I literally fail my Chinese composition for Chinese is really hard
Nas: Korean is the easiest language
Kpop Stan’s has entered the chat
Kenzie켄지 are you speaking English? Cuz if you are I don’t understand a thing you just said
Thats me xD
Reporting for duty 😐✋🇰🇷🇰🇷
It really isn’t as easy as Nas is making it appear! The only song I can sing in the hundred kpop songs I listen to, is Let go by BTS... that’s all.... unfortunately
Ryan Park you used google translate for that dont lie.
Me being in a Chinese school for 7 years be like:
why did my parents not sign me up to a Korean school
Lol but Korean grammar is much harder
Lol 🤣
Cuz you dont need one
@@VoVina111
LOL
As korean, im offended
@@redbirb1571 ㅋㅋㅋ 아니요 속상하지마세여. 저 한국어도 좋아하고 공부했지만 솔찍히 말하면 문법은 중국어보다 엄청 어려워요 ㅋ 중국어의 문법이 재일 간단하네요
For me our language is beautiful just the way we read it
As a Taiwanese myself I can understand how hard Chinese is
North Korea: That's one minute! See you in prison
Lol wut why?
ruclips.net/video/xIH-Ci7bVJo/видео.html
Lol why he was talking about South Korea ofc
@@gigachadatheist7144 WOW JUST WOW!
Hello guys we use the same language as north korea
“It’s writen like it’s sound”
Indonesian (a language that every word writen like it’s sound and it’s using the English alphabet) : thats why we here
Ikr i thought he was gonna say Indonesian.
Indonesian is lingua franca 😀
well, italian too ;(
Romanian too lmao, every word read as It’s Written
The most simple Language to learn. But, the hardest to understand. "Dog" is either an animal, or a swear word. Hey is either a nice word or a threat. And, of course. Englonesian.
Fun fact: so I live in America, and speak English, but then I learned Korean and Spanish. If you’re an English speaker,Spanish is actually the easiest, but for all languages m it’s Korean!
When I was a baby, I know how to talk a little English but a lot of Arabic can talk now Arabic
(0:36)
Chinese is even harder.
FEEL THE PAIN
TBH Chinese don’t even have an alphabet so....
SAME HERE. And....why is your channel name "I'm a person" ? XD
That's creative tho
@@breadcult-bj2wh lol ye-
It is , korean is easier for me i ever learned 40 or more languange in less than 1 hour long time ago
@@girllol491 that would be impossible
Girl Lol
Even if you had a photographic memory, 40 means at least 3000 words each language to be considered literature. that would be 120000 words an hour not to mention punctuation, pronunciation, grammar, writing and reading. It would be impossible to master in less than an hour.
yes i thought Korean was hard until i tried learning it its actually easy
I am learning japanese but i acidentaly deleted the japanese learning app but i will install again next year
@@Unluckytrainer 🤗
Yeah it is easy
ruclips.net/video/EkfDmzprwrw/видео.html
0:27 he has a european accent 🇪🇺
Im from albania and lernd english 4 years and learnd english all wen i was 4y years