Im gonna be serious for a second, ive been learning french in school for about 5/6 years and thats a crap ton a lot of hours in total, and by watching a couple of minutes of her videos i probably know more korean then french... GOOD JOB FRENCH TEACHER
roi grose I have a similar problem. I recently had to learn the word “motion sequence”. English is not my first language as well so I had to look it up just for this comment.I speak English fluently.
I found about seven years ago. Did you know nectarine was made by a Korean man in United State. Who came over to USA during Japan occupancy in Korea in 1900. He worked as manual labour in a orange orchard. He cross breed the plum with the peach to get nectarine. Wow!
Professor Oh, you always do a great job. You teach me Korean words and make me laugh at the same time. It's a fun way to learn. You are very talented. Thank you so much for all that you do.
PROFESSOR OH! If you ever come out with a korean learning dvd set please tell us i'd so buy it, i love your videos instead of being bored when learning a language you entertain me and make me take note! THANKYOU!
I am so happy to see this video. This way i can learn korean phrases i can used in everyday communication when on holiday. Please continue. This is great for foreigners who are captivated with your dramas and ost music which inspires them to visit Korea. On behalf of all us foreigners who are learning the culture ignited by the availability of Kdrama THANK YOU SOOO MUCH. I live in Barbados, an island located in the Caribbean. You are a GREAT TEACHER.
here's the word 'love' or sarang 사랑 and here's the word 'today' or oneul 오늘. in the first word, notice how the character ᄅ is not at the bottom. the second word uses the same character as what is called a butchim. when ᄅ is not used as a butchmin, it has a bit of an 'R' sound, and when it is used as a butchmin, it has more of an 'L' sound.
@Ellie Kwok i dont think so. melon in korean only refers to honeydew. in english it refers to any type of melon. like cantaloupes honeydew or watermelons. and other melons as well
Hey Professor Oh! Love you lessons. Please teach us how to say the titles of persons like "Mrs.,Mr...." in korean. I know there is something like "-ssi" isn´t it? Are there some more?
@KPopped98 My guess would just be a 'lazy tongue.' Going from the "K" sound to the "L" sound is kind of awkward, especially when then needing to go from an "L" to "Y." So instead of dictating it clearly and in turn sounding a little choppy, they just sort of mash the words together until it sounds more pleasant. Then over time it gets accepted as the norm. Happens with a lot of Korean words.
Please, I want to invite you to come to Port Alegre, and eat: Jabuticaba, Guava, Araça, avocado, Bergamot! Delicious Fruits! Thanks for the interesting lessons of Korean.
@TheDarkestCode I think its better to just to learn words or phrases to expend your vocabulary. And maybe after few months to start with that. In that way you also get a more natural feeling in connecting words with eachother. I don;t know how good your korean is. But i believe the majority of the viewers are beginners so it could be a big shock to them. And learning grammar and such takes a different style of teaching..so i believe.
I was about to tell you but then I realized you made this comment 9 years ago.....well if your still confused 9 years later it’s because when eung is at the end of a group of Hangul it isn’t silent
i would like to know past, present, future tense like i bought it, i buy it, i will buy it. please teach me. your KWOW is easy and enjoyable. thank you.
Fruits that sound similar in Japanese: Podo(budou) Soobak(suika) Mellon(meron) Banana Orenji Mango Lehmon(remon) Painepul(painappuru) Kiwi Tomato Beullooberi(buruuberii) Lajeuberi(razuberii) Not related: Ichigo Momo Nashi Kaki
when she said kiwano looked like pimples i was slightly offended cause i have many pimples...i was watching this w/my friends and they said"LOOK ITS YOU" now my nick name is kiwano thanks...srsly
Got a Question, are durian, mangosteen and rambutan (fruits from tropics and cannot be grown at South Korea) being called *dul-rian*, *man-go-ste-en* and *ram-bu-dan* in Korean?
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Im gonna be serious for a second, ive been learning french in school for about 5/6 years and thats a crap ton a lot of hours in total, and by watching a couple of minutes of her videos i probably know more korean then french... GOOD JOB FRENCH TEACHER
What has the inteRNET DONE TO US
SAME I've been learning french for over 10 YEARS and I haven't learned this fast!
I'm a french person and it's even hard for us so hang on ^^
Were you interested in the French language, btw? Without motivation, classroom hours are wasted.
roi grose I have a similar problem. I recently had to learn the word “motion sequence”. English is not my first language as well so I had to look it up just for this comment.I speak English fluently.
i love grandma kim. i'm not sure how I stumbled across this channel, buti'm glad that I did.
My teacher sent me the link for this channel (she has a degree in linguistics and I'm trying to learn Korean). I'm so glad she did!
good job teacher!
Fun fact! 사과 also means apology. I loved the joke they made about it on Boys Over Flowers. XD
wait what is 사과
there's this line is bts' mic drop '사과도 하지마' and i always find it funny
I found about seven years ago. Did you know nectarine was made by a Korean man in United State. Who came over to USA during Japan occupancy in Korea in 1900. He worked as manual labour in a orange orchard. He cross breed the plum with the peach to get nectarine. Wow!
Professor Oh, you always do a great job. You teach me Korean words and make me laugh at the same time. It's a fun way to learn. You are very talented. Thank you so much for all that you do.
I love 사고 and 포도 best! :))))
Wow orange in korean is almost the same as in japanese :o
oohhh yaaa
She is awesome! Has done such a hard job for each lesson! And it's also so funny and interesting!
Thank you, you`re an absolute sweetie, and I like your method of teaching ...
I think Raspberry's my favorite! LA JEU BEH LEE ;D
레몬아!레몬아!😂
Why do i keep hearing that sound?
PROFESSOR OH! If you ever come out with a korean learning dvd set please tell us i'd so buy it, i love your videos instead of being bored when learning a language you entertain me and make me take note! THANKYOU!
I am so happy to see this video. This way i can learn korean phrases i can used in everyday communication when on holiday. Please continue. This is great for foreigners who are captivated with your dramas and ost music which inspires them to visit Korea. On behalf of all us foreigners who are learning the culture ignited by the availability of Kdrama THANK YOU SOOO MUCH. I live in Barbados, an island located in the Caribbean. You are a GREAT TEACHER.
잘 먹겠숩니다 어머니...u are nice teacher...love u..
i've never even heard of a kiwano until today
i hope to learn moods in the future!
love learning from you!
I like po dos!! They are nice. What's a kiwano btw?
i though bongja was dead
I've never had kiwano >.< definitely a must when I visit Korea, like in a couple of day :P
here's the word 'love' or sarang 사랑 and here's the word 'today' or oneul 오늘. in the first word, notice how the character ᄅ is not at the bottom. the second word uses the same character as what is called a butchim. when ᄅ is not used as a butchmin, it has a bit of an 'R' sound, and when it is used as a butchmin, it has more of an 'L' sound.
Thank you for your videos.
thanks for your efforts. from a big fans :)
I didn't believe that this video is 9 years old.. wow...you are a great youtuber...
Please make Bongja appear often, I love her. I'm dying of laughter over here.
All these years pronouncing "cool" like "kewl" and I realize now it sounds like "tangerine" in korean...kewl!
Your so great and fun! BTW what's your favorite Korean drama (if you watch them)?
Like ur lessons veery much,Kamsahamnida for that....and ialso want to learn moods in korean :))
Love these videos ^^
Strawberry is not a berry but a banana is
BUZZFEED!
FireTamer101 OML when did i comment this shit. RIP me
석 류 IS MY FAVOURITE 고 일!!!
I Loved That There Was More Then One Host (: ..I Learnt Loads Of English Fruit Aswell There. (:
@sweetandtasty what about "축하합니다"?
BTW it's my friend's birthday in a few weeks and she's Korean. Does Korea have a birthday song?
@Ellie Kwok i dont think so. melon in korean only refers to honeydew. in english it refers to any type of melon. like cantaloupes honeydew or watermelons. and other melons as well
Leaving a like coz you showed the kiwano 😄
Reminds me a fruit we have in here, but the exterior is smooth
i love sahn dahl-gi, & beul lek beh lee ~ yom!! and jadu is cute ;)
what does a kiwano taste like????
When Grandma Kim said gwa eel I heard Hawaii :D
so glad I came across this channel
Is kiwano taste delicious? I'm so curious about it. Professor Oh, can I request a word of a day? I want to know the directions in Korean. 정말 감사합니다
I didn’t even know half of the fruits 😂😂 I learned new fruits in this video as well 😂😂thank you!!!❤️
Gyool is my favorite! Yum
apricots
APRICOTSSSS WHAT ARE APRICOTS
in hebrew its fun to say
its mishmish
not jokinh
Epicalmeow TFM. Apricot is 살구.
I think 살구. Mishmish I like better! That's adorable
Hey Professor Oh!
Love you lessons. Please teach us how to say the titles of persons like "Mrs.,Mr...." in korean. I know there is something like "-ssi" isn´t it?
Are there some more?
Oh I saw Kiwano when i went to Meijer, my whole family was fascinated by it so we bought it and none of us liked it LOL (never know until you try!)
저는 수박을 너무 좋아해요 ㅋㅋㅋ
i hope i say it well
@christine180298 Congratulations :)
언니, 안녕하세요, 내 제일 좋아하는 과일은 : 사과 + 수박
Yumi you Google translate really good
kiwano is interesting! we don't have that in our country! is that a.... citrus fruit? :)))
How about you make a lesson for holidays? I think that would be really useful! Thanks! :)
감사합니다👍💖
@KPopped98 My guess would just be a 'lazy tongue.' Going from the "K" sound to the "L" sound is kind of awkward, especially when then needing to go from an "L" to "Y."
So instead of dictating it clearly and in turn sounding a little choppy, they just sort of mash the words together until it sounds more pleasant. Then over time it gets accepted as the norm. Happens with a lot of Korean words.
Loool! I learnt sah gwa , subak and banana from Hello Baby
Ja Doo means Magic in my native tongue :3
Mine too
Please, I want to invite you to come to Port Alegre, and eat: Jabuticaba, Guava, Araça, avocado, Bergamot! Delicious Fruits! Thanks for the interesting lessons of Korean.
Please do a lesson on articles of clothing! thnx
it tastes good :)
@TheDarkestCode I think its better to just to learn words or phrases to expend your vocabulary. And maybe after few months to start with that. In that way you also get a more natural feeling in connecting words with eachother. I don;t know how good your korean is. But i believe the majority of the viewers are beginners so it could be a big shock to them. And learning grammar and such takes a different style of teaching..so i believe.
greetings for next weeks kwow!!
omg it is so many fruits
this video also taught me their english name I didnt know half of them
Interesting how in Korean and Japanese language share similar sounding words for the same thing such as banana or melon (バナナ, メロン}.
i am indian want to learn korean and i think your videos are best for me for learning korean!! So thank for reaching. 😍😗😘😘😁😁😄
Thank you for choosing my topic! :)
I am confused. This might be irrelevant to the video but
망
I was about to tell you but then I realized you made this comment 9 years ago.....well if your still confused 9 years later it’s because when eung is at the end of a group of Hangul it isn’t silent
@@mattie2373 I figured it out a few days later LOL but thank you tho :D
does soo bhak has another ? cuz in karate . we say soo bhak when we meet or agree or leaving .
딸기와 바나나좋아해 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 과일 샐러드!
나는 감을 진짜 좋아해요!
cant get enough of that pout.
You have so many fruits!
It would be great if we could do something on making words plural :) thumbs up if u agree! :D and ur such a great teacher!!!
Honeydew is easy to remember! The translation in korean, "melon," is the same as spanish!! I like using spanish as an advantage....
Sister you are really genius!!!
Leh Mon in ours language mean do whatever you want 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
really wanna watch the next lesson!
Gyool, Podo, Manggo, Ohrenjee, and Chelees ! Massisuh!
@finalfantasy10121 when ㅇ is at the end like '망 ' it's an NG sound. When its first It's silent. Like 안녕 the first ㅇ is silent the second one is NG. ^^
When I hear "sah gwa", I can't help but think of Sagwa...the Chinese Siamese Cat. :D
i would like to know past, present, future tense like i bought it, i buy it, i will buy it. please teach me. your KWOW is easy and enjoyable. thank you.
I'm practicing English and Korean thanks to these videos huehuehue
포도 is my personal favorite fruit.
what is that? i cant read korean lol
사과 🍏 툭툭툭! 트로피카나!
사과 🍏 툭툭툭! 투로피카나!
Yum, Fruuuuiiiiittttt
You should make charts or something for each KWOW to print out, and maybe practice writing. xD
Fruits that sound similar in Japanese:
Podo(budou)
Soobak(suika)
Mellon(meron)
Banana
Orenji
Mango
Lehmon(remon)
Painepul(painappuru)
Kiwi
Tomato
Beullooberi(buruuberii)
Lajeuberi(razuberii)
Not related:
Ichigo
Momo
Nashi
Kaki
My favorite fruits are 사과, 살구, 아보카도 (actually a fruit, not a vegetable), 바나나, 블랙베리, 블루베리, 칸탈루프, 체리, 코코넛, 크랜베리, 용과일, 무화과,
Grandma Kim is weak she can't even pick up a lemon...hahaha
persimmon is not also kaki?
niesh an fierm -granny kim
when she said kiwano looked like pimples i was slightly offended cause i have many pimples...i was watching this w/my friends and they said"LOOK ITS YOU" now my nick name is kiwano thanks...srsly
*SKITTLES* 😂😂😂😂😂
hi kiwano
Well then, she didn’t know you have pimples so don’t get butt hurt
WoW... you bought all the fruits??! except Cherry :D
Fruits you used in ABC order :Apple, Asian Pear, Banana, Blackberry, Blueberry, Cantaloupe, Cherry, Grapefruit, Grapes, Honeydew, Kiwano Melon, Kiwi, Korean Melon, Lemon, Mango, Nectarine, Orange, Peach, Pear, Persimmon, Pineapple, Plum, Pomegranate, Raspberry, Strawberry, Tangerine, Tomato, Watermelon
Got a Question,
are durian, mangosteen and rambutan (fruits from tropics and cannot be grown at South Korea) being called *dul-rian*, *man-go-ste-en* and *ram-bu-dan* in Korean?
durian is definitely durian in korean, but i don't know about the other two.
Korean: plum =ja doo. In India: jadoo = magic
RIP Steve Jobs :(
But anyways i didn't realize there was so much fruit lol. You should do a video on types of clothes
How learning how to say sweetheart, terms for shopping?
YOU SHOULD DO FEELINGS!!!! LIKE HAPPY SAD ANGRY!! PLEASE!! THUMBS UP SO SHE CAN SEEE
my fav. fruit is mang go
@MashitaDesuu shinee's hello baby rite? so did i!!!
How about we learn to say different articles of clothin? e.g Shirt, pants, socks, & etc.
Emotions would be great, please! kahsamnida!!!
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