This is the most complete video on colors I saw here. Not only did you mention the alternative color names, but you also thought of the color blind people out here.
I speak mandarin and hokkien dialect and learning the colours in Korean which sound familiars to me in a welcoming tone .This is music to my ears . ✌️❤️
Professor Oh! Wonderful! Your lessons and KWOW are a joyful respite from dreary, but effective, Rosetta Stone! Learning Korean is tough despite King Sejong's optimism that a smart person could learn Hangul in seven days. How about some traditional Korean cultural words like hanok (I love them), hanbok (very beautiful), and gat (cool hat) in recognition of King Sejong's gift of Hangul? Thanks!
I’m pretty sure there’s two different names for green just because I think you just pick which ever one you prefer which ever one sounds the best to you. But don’t quote me on that, Watch a RUclips video on the differences.
Another fantastic KWOW! I love these! Professor Oh, I was wondering. What about learning proper introductions (like to introduce myself) and things like "pardon" or "excuse me". I wouldn't want to insult anyone by not being polite.
Can I ask why is English taught in Korea done so with US spelling, while every other country learns with non-US spelling. I had never really thought of this until I saw this video using the word colour spelt without a 'u', which is common place in USA spellings of English. I think it may be just because most English teachers in South Korea are US American, while in most other countries they are English or local people who attended English universities. It may also be due to South Korea's trusteeship under USA.
I am from Germany and I have to learn both, the US American and the British way. It depends on the student, which variant one uses. So I don't think it's because of the trusteeship.
You've given us a pretty decent vocabulary, especially for beginners (like me). I think perhaps it'd be really useful to give 1 or 2 basic sentences, to use all the words we've learnt, and then change one specific part with other words we can use. I have a feeling this'll mean we need some more words, but i also have a feeling everyone will be quite happy with that too! I've been looking around at some places i can start learning korean and i've been having a blast here! Can't wait for more!
just wow! thank you for the videos.. im writing everything you've said. you're a really big help... i'm still a beginner so your videos helped me a lot literally a looot! i'm wearing a hayansek shirt and paransek pants.. goodjob Professor Oh!
i want to learn more about the daily greetings too such as good morning, good afternoon, good evening... and also how to use, Agasshi, Ajuhma, Ajusshi...coz i always heard it in k-dramas. thanks Prof.Oh...
Might be a silly question, but are the word variants of each color interchangeable, or are there situations where one would be used over the others? Like black, for example; is there a time where I would use "gum-jung-sek" instead of the other two variants? Are these regional dialects? EDIT: nvm, posted before the part where you say it's a matter of preference. Still, did the variants stem from regional dialects? Just out of curiosity.
Oh gosh, ARMYs just imagine finding this video and other Korean videos to learn in 2011 ... And then international ARMYs will not have to just look and smile at their faces when the subtitles say : " Korean ( auto-generated ) "
oh wow kwow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your videos are really helpful and really awesome! Goodluck with your upcoming lessons and kwow episodes ^_^ I'v been thinking on words that I would love to learn...^_^ how about feelings? like sad? angry? happy? excited? tired? Gamsahamnida Professor and Friends ^_^
@AmeniOV Everyone, FYI, Wikipedia is THE place to start for any major language. :) Before I seriously began learning Japanese, I had a feel for some grammatical concepts from wikipedia. You will also get basics on pronouns, verbs, etc & whatever. START on wikipedia at least briefly as an intro; then move to lessons like this for the human touch & better explanations. wikipedia article: Korean_grammar. Go! :) Wikipedia can also be great for learning basic pronunciation and reading/writing.
rite now im wearing a 파란 and 초록색 드레스. by the way is there a word to say "and"? i can never find it? or is it implied in conversation like pronouns? please reply soon. 고마워요 선생님!
Can I know why on the word "녹색" the first g sound is pronounced as a k sound? I don't understand?? I understand that when there's a vowel before a consonant, the sound changes. That's why in "초록색" the L sound is pronounced as a r sound.
Professor oh, can you pleasr each us how to say emotions such as " I am (sad/happy/mad/tired, etc)" i think this is a very helpful phrase 감사합니다, 선생님! :)
Hi Professor Oh! I like your videos a lot, they are fun to watch, meanwhile, to learn some Korean. Only one thing is kinda bugging me, which is that when you turn into a grandma and speak with a grandma voice, I can't hear you very well.
I don't know how it works in Korean, but in my two languages there is a word that can only be properly used, in one language, as a modifier paired with what it is describing. However, its equivalent in the other language is frequently used by itself and could be labeled a noun. (Note that languages are non-isomorphic.) Does that help?
i thought orange in korean was orenji? i must have gotten it mixed up with japanese. but in digital dialects, the fruit is orange. OOOHHH! i get it now, sorry to disturb you professor OH.
i have a question please! does the letter "m" pronounced as soft "b" when it's at the begining of the sentence?! ( i was wondering coz when u say it quickly it sounds like 'b": like bohe & byane (though they start with m)) Thanks :)
Me keeping up with her is like trying to run a marathon
Yes hahaahha but I love it
Bro five years ago
lol. seriously, i'm doing notes on every kwow. hahaha.
Omg saaaaame
same! ^^
+Oriza mee too
Cristal Bautista Same!
Same!
This is the most complete video on colors I saw here. Not only did you mention the alternative color names, but you also thought of the color blind people out here.
I speak mandarin and hokkien dialect and learning the colours in Korean which sound familiars to me in a welcoming tone .This is music to my ears . ✌️❤️
Thanks for doing this video! I learn so much from your videos. Can't wait until next week!
10 years ago
Wow! Such the good way to learn. It's easy to understand. Thank you so much.
This is the first video I have watched from sweetandtasty, but I am converted! You're hilarious! Oh and I'm wearing hweh-sek stripes.
I learned galsek with Suga
브루나 samee
Mee too
😄
Professor Oh! Wonderful! Your lessons and KWOW are a joyful respite from dreary, but effective, Rosetta Stone! Learning Korean is tough despite King Sejong's optimism that a smart person could learn Hangul in seven days. How about some traditional Korean cultural words like hanok (I love them), hanbok (very beautiful), and gat (cool hat) in recognition of King Sejong's gift of Hangul? Thanks!
4:04 Wait, didn't you say at 3:29 that you needed to remove "sek" (I don't know how to type Korean on a computer) from black?
TGMazon It's written but not vocalized. I'm not sure why. It took me a while to realize that
yes, i'm confuse to... haha.. Unnie said, for RED, BLUE, YELLOW, BLACK & WHITE need to remove "sek". But then on example, have "sek" for black.
can someone explain the difference between two green names? is it about darkness or brightness of the color?
Eda Ayan pls someone
Eda Ayan maybe its just a different dialect of saying it
I’m pretty sure there’s two different names for green just because I think you just pick which ever one you prefer which ever one sounds the best to you. But don’t quote me on that, Watch a RUclips video on the differences.
Another fantastic KWOW! I love these! Professor Oh, I was wondering. What about learning proper introductions (like to introduce myself) and things like "pardon" or "excuse me". I wouldn't want to insult anyone by not being polite.
Your the best teacher X3! Im wearing geum-sek
Do you know how many kwows there are?
Paola Castillo over 200
you can say "kurigo" when you are connecting sentences. And you can say "hago" or "rang" when you are connecting nouns
hope that helps
빨강색❤️
Please teach us "I, you, he/she, we, they, her/him, them, etc.." PLEASE~!!^^
Please do a KWOW on all the different weather types!
Can I ask why is English taught in Korea done so with US spelling, while every other country learns with non-US spelling.
I had never really thought of this until I saw this video using the word colour spelt without a 'u', which is common place in USA spellings of English.
I think it may be just because most English teachers in South Korea are US American, while in most other countries they are English or local people who attended English universities. It may also be due to South Korea's trusteeship under USA.
Jaw Ji this comment hurts my brain.
I feel most countries learn american english tho but I get your point
I am from Germany and I have to learn both, the US American and the British way. It depends on the student, which variant one uses. So I don't think it's because of the trusteeship.
Color can be spelled with or without the use of “U” it’s just the same thing
I know this comment is old af but u-dropping is an American thing. However, 'color' and 'colour' are the same thing, it's just the cosmetics here c:
I'm VERY new to Korean so I can't write my full sentence in Korean but I need to practice. Today I'm wearing 회색, 검정색, 하얀색 and 금색 because of my jewelry
You've given us a pretty decent vocabulary, especially for beginners (like me). I think perhaps it'd be really useful to give 1 or 2 basic sentences, to use all the words we've learnt, and then change one specific part with other words we can use. I have a feeling this'll mean we need some more words, but i also have a feeling everyone will be quite happy with that too!
I've been looking around at some places i can start learning korean and i've been having a blast here! Can't wait for more!
I'm Wearing 파란색 🔍, 검은색♥ and 핑크색🐩.
"Moo jee geh" is the "sek" i am wearing right now
Thank you for your videos.
nok sek , eun sek, and hweh sek are 3 of my fav colors!
I was taking a drink and at the end "It smells fruity in here".... SPIT EVERYWHERE!!!
Red and black adjectives in Japanese add "i" at the end
Akai,Kuroi
im wearing 남색 and 핑크색😉 OMG I CANT BELIVE IM LEARNING KOREAN! IM GOING TO BE AN IDOL SOMEDAY☺
박샨탈
lol what the heck
EEEEEK YOU GO GURL YUS XDD
Big oof
윤샨니
Trainee?
Sunny X BTS nope just a koreaboo
선배님, 정말 감사합니다 ~ ㅋㅋ
just wow! thank you for the videos.. im writing everything you've said. you're a really big help... i'm still a beginner so your videos helped me a lot literally a looot! i'm wearing a hayansek shirt and paransek pants.. goodjob Professor Oh!
when you say pink top, it sounds like bingu top xDDD
i want to learn more about the daily greetings too such as good morning, good afternoon, good evening...
and also how to use, Agasshi, Ajuhma, Ajusshi...coz i always heard it in k-dramas.
thanks Prof.Oh...
this was just amazing!!
I'm wearing 빨간색. Kamsahamnida prof Oh ♡
지금 흰 티셔즈를 입고 있어요.
You make very interesting vids. 고마워요
then what's the difference between 보라색 and 보랑이 ??? Help me pls!!
Thank you so much !
하얀색, 회색
awesome video!
I'm new to typing in Korean, but here's my sentence for the day: 오늘 검정 있어요.
Might be a silly question, but are the word variants of each color interchangeable, or are there situations where one would be used over the others? Like black, for example; is there a time where I would use "gum-jung-sek" instead of the other two variants? Are these regional dialects? EDIT: nvm, posted before the part where you say it's a matter of preference. Still, did the variants stem from regional dialects? Just out of curiosity.
Very funny!! Great Teacher!! Unicorn Glitter Kisses ♥♥♥♥
Oh gosh, ARMYs just imagine finding this video and other Korean videos to learn in 2011 ... And then international ARMYs will not have to just look and smile at their faces when the subtitles say : " Korean ( auto-generated ) "
I'm wearing a bo-rah-sek sweater, a boon-hong-sek turtleneck, and hweh-sek pants
저는 핑크색 셔츠과 빨간 바지(트레이닝 복) 입고 있어요.
빨간색 갈색 ♥
Maroon,grey,beige,Brown,black and blue
흰색 & 갈색 just like Professor Oh :D
I was waiting for silver bcus I'd go fangirling over EunHyuk if SuJu. XD XD
I'm wearing 파란/핑크 with 노란/갈 striped shirt and 은/분홍 with 검은 striped pant.
I would love to learn scentence structure, It will make understanding speech much clearer, Thankyou! :)
Omg thank you soo much 💓
@CoderDBF dark red(진홍색: jin hong sek), dark green(진녹색: jin nok sek ).
Great Class Im wearing hwen-sek,nok-sek,pa-rahn-sek and heen-sek
I'm wearing 부라잭! My favorite color ~^^
I am wearing 하얀색 shirt and sweatshirt, some 검은색 jeans, and 회색 converse shoes!
안녕하세요 교수님, how can i say that "black is my favorite color" in korean?
By the way im wearing 빨간색 하고 회색 ^.^
감사합니다 😊
Alaa Manasra you can say 저는 검은색을 제일 좋아해요. Black is my most fav color... choneun gomeunsekun cheil chowahaeyo.
Love it! By the way what is daebak???
oh wow kwow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your videos are really helpful and really awesome! Goodluck with your upcoming lessons and kwow episodes ^_^
I'v been thinking on words that I would love to learn...^_^
how about feelings? like sad? angry? happy? excited? tired?
Gamsahamnida Professor and Friends ^_^
@AmeniOV Everyone, FYI, Wikipedia is THE place to start for any major language. :) Before I seriously began learning Japanese, I had a feel for some grammatical concepts from wikipedia. You will also get basics on pronouns, verbs, etc & whatever. START on wikipedia at least briefly as an intro; then move to lessons like this for the human touch & better explanations.
wikipedia article: Korean_grammar. Go! :)
Wikipedia can also be great for learning basic pronunciation and reading/writing.
I'm wearing ㅎ늘색 & 낙색
Professor Oh, can you please teach how to say the directions (esp. right or left) in Korean language? Thank you!
💙My favorite color is 파란색*💙
Also, Gold in cantonese is 'gum sik'
회색 and 곰은색
감사합니다, 선생님!
cool.. Bora from sistar..she's named after the color purple..
Im wearning Pink and green Kamiz Shalwar (National dress of Pakistan) 💜💜😌
rite now im wearing a 파란 and 초록색 드레스. by the way is there a word to say "and"? i can never find it? or is it implied in conversation like pronouns? please reply soon. 고마워요 선생님!
dear god nyan cat on kwow that's awesome
빨간색 하늘 색 갈 색 😘😘
naneun pa rahn sek joa.
It smells fruity in here tooㅋㅋ😂😂
🌈🐱👃😊🍉🍓🍊🍎mmm...Fruity!~3
fifth!
녹색 turtleneck and 은색 pants!
I'm wearing 회색 top and 분홍색 shorts
is there a reason there are different ways to pronounce certain colors? Are there certain times to use them or are they interchangeable?
Can I know why on the word "녹색" the first g sound is pronounced as a k sound? I don't understand?? I understand that when there's a vowel before a consonant, the sound changes. That's why in "초록색" the L sound is pronounced as a r sound.
Ohhhh so that why my parent Borah cuz i like the color purpe!!
Professor oh, can you pleasr each us how to say emotions such as " I am (sad/happy/mad/tired, etc)" i think this is a very helpful phrase 감사합니다, 선생님! :)
Professor Oh, I just wanted to ask you why 범 is pronounced as 밤. (I typed 범 in google translate and the woman pronounced it as 'bam')
What I'm wearing right now is 초록색 T-shirt and 회색 shorts!
Bro 4 years ago
I'm wearing 흰색, 핑크색,빨간색 and 검청색.
파란색
빨간색, 회색 과 핑크색~
Blue and white, LOL can't believe I forgot the colors in Korean already, anyway, blue, white, and light blue.
Hi Professor Oh! I like your videos a lot, they are fun to watch, meanwhile, to learn some Korean. Only one thing is kinda bugging me, which is that when you turn into a grandma and speak with a grandma voice, I can't hear you very well.
please differentiate the arrangement of sentence from korean to english like this if you want a tutorial too to make this up ..
It's connected, it's somewhat like the letter H.
Sek means color in Cantonese Chinese aswell! But prounced slightly differently! kkk =)
I'm wearing 회색 and 남색~
I am wearing a hweh-sek t-shirt and ping-keu-sek and hweh-sek gym shorts
I don't know how it works in Korean, but in my two languages there is a word that can only be properly used, in one language, as a modifier paired with what it is describing. However, its equivalent in the other language is frequently used by itself and could be labeled a noun. (Note that languages are non-isomorphic.) Does that help?
oh i get it. thanks!
I know the word 하늘 from BIGBANG's 천국 (heaven).... I knew so much Korean without realizing!
i thought orange in korean was orenji? i must have gotten it mixed up with japanese. but in digital dialects, the fruit is orange. OOOHHH! i get it now, sorry to disturb you professor OH.
i have a question please!
does the letter "m" pronounced as soft "b" when it's at the begining of the sentence?! ( i was wondering coz when u say it quickly it sounds like 'b": like bohe & byane (though they start with m))
Thanks :)
YES PLEASE SENTENCES!! Im in a korean course and i cant even figure out how to build sentences that sounds good D: PLEASE :D
thank you ;D
i am wearing 노란 shirt and 검성 shorts. i look like a bubble bee 😂🐝
im wearing "ggah-man-sek" and "hweh-sek" XD thanks! :3
파린색