8 Korean Words & Verbs That You (might) Pronounce Incorrectly! [
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2019
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Hello, my lovely Minjions! Welcome to my channel :)
In this video, you can learn some Korean words or verbs that you might pronounce wrong!
Enjoy!
If you have any questions, leave a comment down below!
[Words That We Learned In This Video]
1. 밖 [bak] = Outside
2. 값 [gap] = Price
3. 흙 [heuk] = Soil
4. 닭 [dak] = Chicken
5. 잡히다 [ja-pi-da] = To be caught
6. 먹히다 [meo-ki-da] = To be eaten ; To work, To be effective
7. 쌓이다 [ssa-i-da] = To be piled up ; To be built
8. 끓이다 [kkeu-ri-da] = To boil
[Example Sentences In This Video]
* 우리 밖에 나가서 놀자!
Let’s go outside and play.
* 요즘 고기 값이 비싸요.
The price of meat is high these days.
* 흙 위에서 닭이 먹이를 먹고 있어요.
A chicken is pecking at the feed on a soil.
* 드디어 그 범인이 잡혔어요.
The criminal was finally caught.
* 그런 변명은 걔한테 안 먹힐 거야
Such an excuse simply won’t wash with him or her. (It won’t work)
좋은 옷들이 창고에 가득 쌓여 있어요.
Fancy clothes are piled up in the warehouse.
라면을 끓일 때는 스프를 넣어야 해요.
When you boil ramyeon, you have to put the ramyeon powder in.
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The finger snapping is like “ Got it? Right. NEXXXT! “ 😁 So easy to understand explanations, thanks so much.
unnie this is my first time leaving a comment down here but I'm a huge fan of you!! Keep making commercials!! Hope you become rich!!
감사합니다 언니♡
Your videos are always helpful, think i'm slowly getting better in korean. That's all thanks to you💜
Good pronunciation~!
Lots of love from India 💞💞
thank you so much Minji, it actually helped me a lot.
Thanks for teaching us. I am inspired to make video to share what I learn using my own language. Hope I made it right.
This was very usefull. Thanks.
Great teaching 감사함니다 선셍님 waching from nepal 네발
Very informative!! 감사합니다 ^^
감사합니다
Such a great teacher! Your explanations have been so helpful!!!!
언니~❤❤❤정말 감사합니당~~~💜💜💜
안녕하세요 공조pink 님~!! I thinks it's been a while to see you on the comment! I missed you😍 Thanks for your comment! 좋은 하루 보내세요💕💕
@@minjiteacheskorean 죄송합니다 언니~💙it has been a while. I've just been really busy with exams lately😌하지만 당신의 비디오에 정말 감사드립니당~~~💜💙❤i wouldn't progress this well in Korean without you 언니~😍
😍😍그리고 im proud to be a 🌼minjion🌼
Annyeong haseyo minji teacher miss you love you thanks for everything Nice video......I watching from Nepal 🇰🇷🇳🇵🇰🇷🇳🇵좋은 밤에는 달콤한 꿈 선생님이 있습니다.
Annyeong haseyo, Bimal raee! Thank you :) 좋은 꿈꾸세요 :)
Happy 100K subscribers! Congratsssssss minjiiiii
Yay~~~ I'm so excited!! Thanks for this comment,Toshiya!!
Well you deserve more than a hundred, you deserve millions 💛
Great video! BTW, you hit 100k subscribers! Wow!
Thanku so for d lesson seonsaeng-nim
Eonnie... thanks for this helpful video!💕🤗🤗
The snaps add more personality to the video
I learned a lot todayyyyyy yeeey
beautiful teacher.. I love u
لازم تنحفظ تمام 😖😖😣. . Thanks a lot. . 고마워요. 언니❤
that's funny & cute when you says bak, kukikikuk
😊😊😊😊
This helps so much! The way you explain and show examples makes it very clear to understand.
Whenever I see a word ending with two constants (especially ㄹ), I always struggle to pronounce it, because my brain wants to put emphasis on the first consonant, but then I'd listen to how it's pronounced and get confused because it wasn't there. 🤦♀️
Next time I sit down to textbook study I will watch this video again to make sure I'm learning everything correctly! 🌟
9:50 But when you're singing the song, it sounds like you are pronouncing the 히읗 in "쌓이네".
Congratulations on having over 100k subscribers. If you want RUclips's Silver Play Button plaque, don't forget to register with RUclips. I learned this from Sori's channel.
Yeah maybe It's because I sang like "half of air and half of sound" style😊 But pronunciation of 쌓이네 is 싸이네! And thanks for letting me know about the Silver Play Button! I def will register😎😎yay
i suggest not speaking the sentences in the wrong way .. and straigh away give examples in the right pronouciation
thank u so much for this video 💗
Minji Teacher in explaination part 6:50 to 8:50 where in ㅂㄷㅈㄱ + ㅎ automatically becomes ㅂㄷㅈㄱ then deos this also apply with ㄴ+ㅎ=ㄴ because I have heard quit korean people pronouncing 안해 as 아내 or 안했어 as 아냈어 can we this pronounciation can considered to correct or is it just because of the influence of thier pronounciation due thier dialects?
선생님
선생님 👩🏻🏫😔✊🏻
선생님..끓이다 goes 그리요😢 when I pronounced,please let me know how to make it sound like 끓이다 instead of 그리다
Annyeonghaseyo
Eonnie... can you tell when to read ㄹ as R and when as L ?? And same case with ㄱ g/k !! Please help!😥
ㄱ sounds more like a K when it’s at the start of a word, otherwise it’s like a G. ㄹ is more like an R when it’s in the middle of a word. If there are two lieuls next to each other or it’s at the end of a word, it sounds similar to an L
Minji also did a video on pronouncing ㄹ ruclips.net/video/D-JeUA8dUkI/видео.html
@@Thomas-dq9yo 고맙다 토마스!🤗😇🤗
Came here to leave a comment but there was already perfect explanation. Sorry I'm late. I'm so proud of my Minjions!! If you are still confused,Bhawna, let me know I will help you!
@@minjiteacheskorean eonnie... thank you so much ! 💕 my doubts got clear!!🤗 I've watched the video which you'd uploaded!!!🤗 amd ofcourse that guys explanation was helpful! 🤗.. But if I further have any doubts regarding any othe topic.. I'm definitely gonna ask you!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
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반갑습니다^^
좋은 하루뒤 세요😊😊😊
최고의 선생🌟🌟🌟
파키스탄의 사랑과 지원을 존중하다💪💪💪
사랑해요💜
안녕하세요~^^ 항상 댓글 남겨 주셔서 감사해요! 좋은 하루 보내세요 :)
That's so complicated.
If I made you confused I'm so sorry. I will explain better next time!
@@minjiteacheskorean no, it's not the way you taught it, MinJi. I just find Korean end syllable pronunciation confusing. I love your videos and the way you teach. I'd appreciate more grammar rules because this video contains so much information very quickly. I appreciate the video very much because I would try to sing along with kpop songs that having Hankul and Romanized lyrics but I couldn't figure out why they weren't ennunciating the syllables as written. Lol so I felt foolish.
I wish you spoke only Korean with subtitles
Roses are red, Violets are blue.
Your Facebook link is broken, I thought I should tell you.
Congratulations on 100K subscribers! 😊
Why are you so cute?
At 8:54, your example sentence English translation doesn't really make sense. It should be one of the following:
1) Such an excuse simply won't work for him/her.
2) Such an excuse simply won't wash with him/her. (Although this usage of "wash" is pretty rare and a little awkward here, to be honest.)
Oh what I wanted to say is 1! I looked it up on dictionary but I had no idea that it sounds weird because English is not my first language. Sorry! I will do it better next time! Thanks for your comment by the way :)
@@minjiteacheskorean My goodness, your English is very good! You do a great job. Also, I made a mistake in 2), I left out the "won't", sorry. But yeah, I think 1) is the best but then my Korean is still beginner so I wasn't sure of the correct translation.
I like the way you teach but I can't stand the finger snapping. Enough for me. Thank you!