someone recently recommended to me the youtube channel “learn korean in korean” and even though it’s 100% in korean, he starts from zero and it’s so clear and easy to understand! i highly recommend it~
How to study Korean and Go Billy Korean are my favorite resources. They both explain grammar in ways that are very easy to understand but are still in depth enough to actually be helpful. And How to study Korean gives so much useful vocab. I also agree about TTMIK not being my favorite, even though so many people swear by it. I think it can be helpful as a supplemental resource, like their podcasts or watching videos on random topics, but after doing the first few books I just don't like their course as a primary resource. You mentioned that they don't give extensive explanations, but another thing I found frustrating is the excessive use of romanization. It makes it so hard to force your brain to read in Korean when the romanization is right under the sentence you're trying to read, so I felt like my reading skills were stunted when using those books on top of not having enough grammar practice to remember things long term.
as someone who doesnt live in the us and can't afford textbooks and paid material since they are in dollar, i thank you for the bottom of my heart for those free resources
@@kathysdesires6962Would u mind telling me how it’s going so far because I’m starting out and i don’t know what to expect 😩 i don’t want to lose motivation. Also did you use the free resources or did you pay?
@@shahadahmed5516 well it teaches slot of important things like conjugation and sentence structures and importan verbs I’m on level two now but I think you should keep going because you’ll learn many thing I am unmotivated a lot but I want to study abroad so yh but keep going it will be worth it 😁😄
I remember when I started to learn Korean over 15 years ago and there was hardly any recourses. The difference in recourse availability from then and now is amazing. Thank you for the video! 🙏🏽 I’m starting to learn Korean again from the beginning after stopping back then. Looking forward to checking out the recourses you mention.
The memrise app doesn’t let you go past level 2 without paying so make sure to click the link in her description if you’re interested in learning that way :) thank you for the video
I just started learning Korean and let me just say 90 day korean is the absolute best for a beginner. They make it very easy to memorise hangul alphabets and you won't forget at all. Hope this helps too!!
Only started learning Korean a few weeks ago, but howtostudykorean is the GOAT! The lessons are really long & rn I’m in a busy period of life (doing a boot camp to career switch, new job etc), so sometimes when I want to study but don’t have a lot of time I’ll do a TTMIK lesson, but in my opinion, howtostudykorean is superior- it’s so incredibly detailed yet explores complex concepts in an easily digestible way.
I used talk to me in Korean for a while, but then I started learning with how to study Korean and I realized that ttmik was leaving something which I considered really important out of their lessons, or at least out of their first levels, and how to study Korean teaches you that from the get-go, so yeah I think how to study Korean is way better.
@@Alena-cq1ze ik u didn't actually ask me but I feel like they leave out "in depth stuff". That happens to be one way I can place it. Like for example they'd explain the basic vowels but wouldn't explain the three "elements" that make them (horizontal line, vertical line and the circle or short line i:e earth, man, sun) or even how they are formed (the yin , yum etc) they wouldn't explain who made korean, how, why and what parts are borrowed from Chinese and English and how all of it matters As a beginner you wouldn't know the difference of not knowing but little things like this make a huge difference
Thank you so much for making these videos and guiding us. You're one of the best channels for korean learning inspiration. There are so many times I lose motivation in my language learning process but your videos remind to not give up and try harder. It surely helps a lot. I love your videos so much and you're so pretty :)
I'm glad to hear that you've found them helpful!! 🥰🥰🥰 It's natural to lose your motivation every now and then. I think it usually happens when we see little progress in comparison to how much effort we've put in and as we progress in our studies we notice less and less measurable progress~
i have been learning from TTMK and Go Billy. I am doing the beginner lessons and yea there is 100 lessons but i am at lesson 61.. I take notes and highlight stuff to remember what to study. I have been learning Korean for almost a year and I still cant speak sentences but I can understand like half of what is being said. Like if i am watching a Kdramam I understand a lot and dont have to use the captions but I cant make sentences. I know some people have different speeds they learn. Hopefully soon I will be able to speak it well and have conversations.
I’ve been learning Korean for 6 months about 3 years ago but then I quit that idea for some reasons and now I’m here again 😅 I found your video and it’s soooooo helpful for me just before starting again learning Korean 🤩 thank you so much ❤
Girl.... thank you so much for this video. I’ve been wanting to learn Korean for the past 6 months and have been learning a few things here and there with scattered resources but I haven’t gotten very far. If I’m being honest, I’ve thought about giving up several times because I just didn’t really know where to go that wouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. I’m so grateful that you took the time to let us know about all these free resources! You truly inspire me and have reignited my desire to learn Korean. So let’s go!!! I’m giving it another shot! Thanks again 💜😊
thank you so much! this is the only video about learning korean i found useful and i've been searching for sooo long. it's so straighforward and you give free examples which is amazing. idk why but majority of the videos are usually sponsored or just so confusing since the creator is acting as if i know where to start or how to begin. thank you!!
I agree with the Talk to me in Korean stuff you said. After I finishing the first Level I was really lost because they use so much English and there were no exercises to apply the few things they teach. So I started using the Sejong books and apps and that worked a lot better for me. Thanks for all the recommendations!
I've been learning korean for 2 weeks now,so when im not doing anything i find video's that are related to korean learning,so this vjdeo is really helpfull!THANK YOU
I hit the like button twice and thought "Thank you Natalia!!" so grateful you are ahead and giving us all the great tips. i've used about half of these resources and I absolutely concur with your assessments. i paused and subscribed to the others as i went!
Thank you so much for reccomending Yonsei University's free courses! I'm taking the beginner course now that teaches you hangeul. I'm trying it (for learning hangeul specifically) alongside LingoDeer and another youtube channel and I've found the Yonsei course to be by far the most helpful of the three! I love how they provide pdfs you can print and use to practice after each lesson.. Really great suggestion I wouldn't have found otherwise. Thank you!
ahh thank you so much! it's taken me so long to actually get into a good flow of studying korean because of the overwhelming amount of online content and not knowing what was good and what wasn't, this was super helpful :)))
thank you so much for these recommendations! i mainly use how to study korean and their memrise courses for vocab~ another resource i genuinely can’t recommend enough is korean with miss vicky: each grammar point is so clear and explained in enough detail, there’s lots of examples and she also does live classes where she teaches grammar or dissects things like social media posts/lyrics etc. she’s really worth checking out!
I’m a very beginner language learner, and I’ve been using how to study Korean as one of my resources, and honestly Will has been such a GOAT 😩 I bought a few work books (6$ Canadian per book) and he sent me a few for free and has been great at responding to emails :) honestly a really accommodating vibe comes from that website and the people behind it, motivates me a lot to learn!
I don't know what I would've done without your videos. Thank you, seriously. If there were words more powerful than "Thank you", then you bet I would them it right now 😩 Just the fact that everything is in the description box 😩 This video really really helped, thanks a lot!! ♡♡
Thank you soo so much for sharing all this information with us! I love languages and learning them, and it makes me feel happy when I find courses, books and resources I can use to study, you´re the best!
years ago, the korean cyber university used to have a whole course on their website, which you could take by making an account. now it's gone (at least i can't find it anymore), but at least you can still find the videos on their youtube channel (taught in korean but with english subtitles that you can activate)
This video is so helpful I stopped learning bc of school but I want to continue in 2 weeks and try my best to get better in korean in the summer vocations. This video helped me to know where to start again and how to get better recourses to help my korean
Thank you so much! This is really, really useful for absolute beginners, who knows what to do, but do not know the resources or where to start, or don't know what to learn at all. Love you and the way you speak! :)
Thank you so much for your content. These resources are so helpful! I was so confused trying to use the app when you referenced it in your earlier content but now it all makes sense. Thank you for educating us newbie korean learners.
this is super helpful!! I only recently decided to start learning Korean on my own time(as in yesterday) and am glad to have found this video so quickly! thank you for compiling all of these resources for us new Korean learns :)
Websites: TTMIK, Sejeong are AMAZING websites for free. Currently trying out LINQ as well for me--having fun with it. But Talk to Me in Korean or Sejeong is more than enough to get anyone started (and then some). Apps: Lingodeer if you like to gamify your learning, but I only recommend this at the start until 3 months or so. After that, Anki is amazing for spaced repetition. Also, Quizlet for your own flashcard app. :) Textbooks: The TTMIK books are good if you're following their course outline, for -sure-. Golden standard I think. Apart from that, I generally don't use books to study grammar so I keep it simple with stuff like "1000 essential korean verbs/nouns" that are all grouped by category. It's like a pre-made mind map for you to just study. :)
Thank you so much for this video Natalia! Your content keeps me so motivated. I started Korean on Duolingo (I know I know…) like 1 and a half months ago for fun and I’m racing through so quickly but because that just really doesn’t do the job I’ve always substituted with additional grammar and vocab resources. I’m just now getting more serious about it and I want to switch to other free resources for good, the amount that is available is so overwhelming though! I obviously can’t use every single one at the same time and I’m having a hard time right now choosing a few for a good study routine. If anyone has any recommendations, please hit me up :D Also English isn’t my first language but since the English based resources are just enormously better than German based resources I am gladly twisting my brain learning a foreign language IN a foreign language lol. I’m sure some of you know this struggle
Wow.... Thank you, thank you, thank you! My head is exploding with choices and possibilities! I remember starting languages decades back, with just one "German/French Made Easy" book (audio? What's audio?) - and good luck finding anything for Korean.
Jippie!! I downloaded Memrise again. I also got frustrated first after seeing that I have to pay for more content, BUT thanks to you I know how it works now!! Thank you!!! 😄
This is so useful T.T I cannot afford to pay for formal classes and this is a good way to start so maybe in the future I can actually take Korean Studies in a formal way.
Just a small appreciation for sharing so much resources that too free ❤️ I just started learning beginner level by myself and searching for resources. Today while scrolling RUclips your video just popped out on my screen and because of you I got so much knowledge & free resources from your video. Gonna follow your channel and hoping for good advice from you :) 감사합니다😊 화이팅!!
I'll definitely gonna try it since i need it in three years becasue I'll move to korea with my best friend then. We planned everything and now we need to learn korean. Thanks for the video it really helps us❤️
Madam, you have just earned another subscription. Great video and thank you for taking the time to try to help others like myself. Looking forward to starting my Korean language journey. Just hope it goes better than my Japanese one :D
TTMIK do have vocab, just not a lot ;) But I agree using it in conjunction with HTSK for example (though I find them too wordy and make my brain freeze). Thanks for a great video :)
unnie thank you for sharing this. its really help me a lot and i love you so much even though im just new here at your channel im a new/ beginner at korean language
Hi Natalia, your channel is wonderful! I'm an older beginning student and not at all tech savvy. Can I ask you what it is you write on? Is that an iPad? Or something else? What brand and model? Keep up the fantastic work! I want to start learning foreign languages to keep my brain young. My wife and I enjoy Korean dramas, so figured I'd start with Korean. You are adorable and I love your entusiasm!
Natalia, Thank you so much for this! I LOVED your apps video and I subbed then, and this one is truly a god send! I've been learning for just a few months, and these resources will help me so much.
As someone who is almost done with Talk to me in Korean, I agree. Also, I recommend their book "Korean Q&A Sentence Patterns" They explain a lot of intermediate vocabulary in context with natural conversational sentences and grammar. It's really useful to learn how to say more things and for vocab
Thank you so so so much for this video. I started using both Memrise and TTMIK now thanks to you and I love them both so thank you so much for this video, it really helped ♥
I’ll be going to South Korea next summer, I know introductions and Hangul, do you think I have enough time to get enough fluency by next summer to be okay to get by?
Hi there. My name is Jacquie. I’m a 53 year old kpop/kdrama junkie who has decided to learn the language. I love this video you created about free resources. My question is this: for my age, which resource do you recommend I start with? I like structured learning because I have a TBI from years ago that has left me with memory issues. I need repetition along with the education. It helps to know the “why’s” in everything I do so I can connect something to the specific thing I’m trying to learn. I may be asking a lot of you, but if you could just point me in the right direction, I’ll take it from there. (Or at least try to lol) thank you so much!
I have downloaded the memrise app again and again and then I deleted it again but now I finally understand how it works because of your video thank you so much!
thank you so much for shearing this video .💖 i have researched several times for a lot of tips like your video but i havent found anything 😣 love you so much 🥰
I stopped learning Korean for a year, now I'm going back to it... Thank you for this!😩. I wish I also had this much resources for learning Japanese! Just need to compile my studying schedule Edit: lol I didn't wait till the end, but I'm following Chloe now for Japanese resources
Thank god you mentioned Go Billy cause i've been going through this Beginner Playlist and I was like... oh no I really wante to finish this but there is SOOO many new site now from you. Thank you sooo much!!!
Also something to help you learn Hangul better would be to change apps like Instagram or Snapchat or apps like that to Korean! Or put a Korean keyboard on your device (if you’re on mobile)
*signs up for all the Korean courses*
LOL
Sameee!!
same
that's how desperate I am right now to learn Korean lol
Does this still work if I’m only 12 cuz I’m scared lol
3:36 "it's free so.... it's fine" felt this so deeply 💀😂
@Adeli lmao same 😭
someone recently recommended to me the youtube channel “learn korean in korean” and even though it’s 100% in korean, he starts from zero and it’s so clear and easy to understand! i highly recommend it~
In total agreement them and master topik too are extremely good... There is comprehensible Input korean
Thank you so much!
Teacher Kim's students ;)
I searched up the channel, I am not sure which video to start from (I can read hangul) so any suggestions?
@@indeedical26 TTMIK
Talk to Me in Korean. 💜✌ Trust me it is fantastic to learn conversational practical Korean.
"It's free so it's fine" 🤣🤣 that's my life phrase
How to study Korean and Go Billy Korean are my favorite resources. They both explain grammar in ways that are very easy to understand but are still in depth enough to actually be helpful. And How to study Korean gives so much useful vocab. I also agree about TTMIK not being my favorite, even though so many people swear by it. I think it can be helpful as a supplemental resource, like their podcasts or watching videos on random topics, but after doing the first few books I just don't like their course as a primary resource. You mentioned that they don't give extensive explanations, but another thing I found frustrating is the excessive use of romanization. It makes it so hard to force your brain to read in Korean when the romanization is right under the sentence you're trying to read, so I felt like my reading skills were stunted when using those books on top of not having enough grammar practice to remember things long term.
Thank you😊
please explain what romanization for Korean looks like?? I'm so confused, what's the difference bwttwen that and actual Korean
@@sunflower7874 romanization is using the Latin alphabet to write Korean words. So instead of writing 남자 you would write namja.
@@peachshimmer Thank you!!!!! I was so confused!
as someone who doesnt live in the us and can't afford textbooks and paid material since they are in dollar, i thank you for the bottom of my heart for those free resources
I started studying korean just a week ago so this is perfect timing! Thank you so much ♡
Good luck I’ve been studying for about 2-3 mounts now
Me too. This video is really helpful ❤️
good luck on your language learning journey!
@@kathysdesires6962Would u mind telling me how it’s going so far because I’m starting out and i don’t know what to expect 😩 i don’t want to lose motivation. Also did you use the free resources or did you pay?
@@shahadahmed5516 well it teaches slot of important things like conjugation and sentence structures and importan verbs I’m on level two now but I think you should keep going because you’ll learn many thing I am unmotivated a lot but I want to study abroad so yh but keep going it will be worth it 😁😄
I remember when I started to learn Korean over 15 years ago and there was hardly any recourses. The difference in recourse availability from then and now is amazing. Thank you for the video! 🙏🏽 I’m starting to learn Korean again from the beginning after stopping back then. Looking forward to checking out the recourses you mention.
That's actually awesome! Good Luck!
The memrise app doesn’t let you go past level 2 without paying so make sure to click the link in her description if you’re interested in learning that way :) thank you for the video
I just started learning Korean and let me just say 90 day korean is the absolute best for a beginner. They make it very easy to memorise hangul alphabets and you won't forget at all. Hope this helps too!!
if you find this in 2024 talk to me in Korean is no longer free (which sucks because i loved them because they were free)
Unfortunately 😢
Only started learning Korean a few weeks ago, but howtostudykorean is the GOAT! The lessons are really long & rn I’m in a busy period of life (doing a boot camp to career switch, new job etc), so sometimes when I want to study but don’t have a lot of time I’ll do a TTMIK lesson, but in my opinion, howtostudykorean is superior- it’s so incredibly detailed yet explores complex concepts in an easily digestible way.
I used talk to me in Korean for a while, but then I started learning with how to study Korean and I realized that ttmik was leaving something which I considered really important out of their lessons, or at least out of their first levels, and how to study Korean teaches you that from the get-go, so yeah I think how to study Korean is way better.
What aspect in particular did you feel they were leaving out?
@@Alena-cq1ze ik u didn't actually ask me but I feel like they leave out "in depth stuff". That happens to be one way I can place it. Like for example they'd explain the basic vowels but wouldn't explain the three "elements" that make them (horizontal line, vertical line and the circle or short line i:e earth, man, sun) or even how they are formed (the yin , yum etc)
they wouldn't explain who made korean, how, why and what parts are borrowed from Chinese and English and how all of it matters
As a beginner you wouldn't know the difference of not knowing but little things like this make a huge difference
@shreyanshimanu yes duolingo does this aswell like they leave out so many important things and jump rigjt into lessons with little to no review
Thank you so much for making these videos and guiding us. You're one of the best channels for korean learning inspiration. There are so many times I lose motivation in my language learning process but your videos remind to not give up and try harder. It surely helps a lot. I love your videos so much and you're so pretty :)
I'm glad to hear that you've found them helpful!! 🥰🥰🥰 It's natural to lose your motivation every now and then. I think it usually happens when we see little progress in comparison to how much effort we've put in and as we progress in our studies we notice less and less measurable progress~
I’ve also re-discovered my love for How To Study Korean these past few weeks and I’m so glad! I love it!
All: listening to her
But me: jammed to koya, van,mang🤣💜
Same XD
i have been learning from TTMK and Go Billy. I am doing the beginner lessons and yea there is 100 lessons but i am at lesson 61.. I take notes and highlight stuff to remember what to study. I have been learning Korean for almost a year and I still cant speak sentences but I can understand like half of what is being said. Like if i am watching a Kdramam I understand a lot and dont have to use the captions but I cant make sentences. I know some people have different speeds they learn. Hopefully soon I will be able to speak it well and have conversations.
I’ve been learning Korean for 6 months about 3 years ago but then I quit that idea for some reasons and now I’m here again 😅 I found your video and it’s soooooo helpful for me just before starting again learning Korean 🤩 thank you so much ❤
I LOVE Quick Korean, the printouts are so helpful too
Girl.... thank you so much for this video.
I’ve been wanting to learn Korean for the past 6 months and have been learning a few things here and there with scattered resources but I haven’t gotten very far. If I’m being honest, I’ve thought about giving up several times because I just didn’t really know where to go that wouldn’t cost an arm and a leg.
I’m so grateful that you took the time to let us know about all these free resources! You truly inspire me and have reignited my desire to learn Korean. So let’s go!!! I’m giving it another shot!
Thanks again 💜😊
Same. I'm so thankful for Natalia, I'm going to be starting Korean EXTREMELY fast.
thank you so much! this is the only video about learning korean i found useful and i've been searching for sooo long. it's so straighforward and you give free examples which is amazing. idk why but majority of the videos are usually sponsored or just so confusing since the creator is acting as if i know where to start or how to begin. thank you!!
I agree with the Talk to me in Korean stuff you said. After I finishing the first Level I was really lost because they use so much English and there were no exercises to apply the few things they teach. So I started using the Sejong books and apps and that worked a lot better for me. Thanks for all the recommendations!
AH same! It's really is a shame that free lessons are watered down
I've been learning korean for 2 weeks now,so when im not doing anything i find video's that are related to korean learning,so this vjdeo is really helpfull!THANK YOU
I hit the like button twice and thought "Thank you Natalia!!" so grateful you are ahead and giving us all the great tips. i've used about half of these resources and I absolutely concur with your assessments. i paused and subscribed to the others as i went!
If you hit the like button twice doesn't that mean you liked it then unliked it?
@@psychoticdolphin4461 so true 😁 3x? 5? all the odd-numbered likes for Natalia!
Thank you so much for reccomending Yonsei University's free courses! I'm taking the beginner course now that teaches you hangeul. I'm trying it (for learning hangeul specifically) alongside LingoDeer and another youtube channel and I've found the Yonsei course to be by far the most helpful of the three! I love how they provide pdfs you can print and use to practice after each lesson.. Really great suggestion I wouldn't have found otherwise. Thank you!
I'm glad you've found it helpful! I really like that they give us PDFs too!!
I tried but the link is not working :(
Finally free apps !
ahh thank you so much! it's taken me so long to actually get into a good flow of studying korean because of the overwhelming amount of online content and not knowing what was good and what wasn't, this was super helpful :)))
This what people calls it *INSPIRATION..* thank you!!!
thanks. I was thinking about giving up, but I'll try it again
the editing in this video tho. chef's kiss 🤌🏻🤌🏻💕 thank you for so many resources omg!
Yyayayyayaa I'm earlyyyy btw love ur vidsss this was very helpful 💜✨💜
thank you so much for these recommendations! i mainly use how to study korean and their memrise courses for vocab~ another resource i genuinely can’t recommend enough is korean with miss vicky: each grammar point is so clear and explained in enough detail, there’s lots of examples and she also does live classes where she teaches grammar or dissects things like social media posts/lyrics etc. she’s really worth checking out!
I’m a very beginner language learner, and I’ve been using how to study Korean as one of my resources, and honestly Will has been such a GOAT 😩 I bought a few work books (6$ Canadian per book) and he sent me a few for free and has been great at responding to emails :) honestly a really accommodating vibe comes from that website and the people behind it, motivates me a lot to learn!
I don't know what I would've done without your videos. Thank you, seriously. If there were words more powerful than "Thank you", then you bet I would them it right now 😩
Just the fact that everything is in the description box 😩
This video really really helped, thanks a lot!! ♡♡
I just want to say thank you😍😍😍
It’s like you’ve thrown a Life buoy over me inside the giant ocean of learning korean as a begginner 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you soo so much for sharing all this information with us! I love languages and learning them, and it makes me feel happy when I find courses, books and resources I can use to study, you´re the best!
years ago, the korean cyber university used to have a whole course on their website, which you could take by making an account. now it's gone (at least i can't find it anymore), but at least you can still find the videos on their youtube channel (taught in korean but with english subtitles that you can activate)
I want to learn korean😅
So i can talk korean with my co-armys friends💜
Theese videos help so much! Thank you!
I'm so glad! ❤️❤️
This was such a great collection of resources! Thank you so much!
This video is so helpful I stopped learning bc of school but I want to continue in 2 weeks and try my best to get better in korean in the summer vocations. This video helped me to know where to start again and how to get better recourses to help my korean
Best of luck~ 💜
Thank you so much! This is really, really useful for absolute beginners, who knows what to do, but do not know the resources or where to start, or don't know what to learn at all. Love you and the way you speak! :)
안녕하세요 ✨
5th viewer 🥳 also u inspired me to start learning Korean
Quizlet actually added a learn and quiz option for flashcards too! So they have al of the features available for free :3
Thank you so much for your content. These resources are so helpful! I was so confused trying to use the app when you referenced it in your earlier content but now it all makes sense. Thank you for educating us newbie korean learners.
GO BILLY and the first step korean yonsei university Korean course is so good. Probably the best in my opinion
this is super helpful!! I only recently decided to start learning Korean on my own time(as in yesterday) and am glad to have found this video so quickly! thank you for compiling all of these resources for us new Korean learns :)
Wow unnie I think u know bts cz in background ..there r koya,mang,van... really I'm glad... 🖤💜
Websites: TTMIK, Sejeong are AMAZING websites for free. Currently trying out LINQ as well for me--having fun with it. But Talk to Me in Korean or Sejeong is more than enough to get anyone started (and then some).
Apps: Lingodeer if you like to gamify your learning, but I only recommend this at the start until 3 months or so. After that, Anki is amazing for spaced repetition. Also, Quizlet for your own flashcard app. :)
Textbooks: The TTMIK books are good if you're following their course outline, for -sure-. Golden standard I think. Apart from that, I generally don't use books to study grammar so I keep it simple with stuff like "1000 essential korean verbs/nouns" that are all grouped by category. It's like a pre-made mind map for you to just study. :)
What is LINQ?
Thank you so much for this video Natalia! Your content keeps me so motivated. I started Korean on Duolingo (I know I know…) like 1 and a half months ago for fun and I’m racing through so quickly but because that just really doesn’t do the job I’ve always substituted with additional grammar and vocab resources. I’m just now getting more serious about it and I want to switch to other free resources for good, the amount that is available is so overwhelming though! I obviously can’t use every single one at the same time and I’m having a hard time right now choosing a few for a good study routine. If anyone has any recommendations, please hit me up :D Also English isn’t my first language but since the English based resources are just enormously better than German based resources I am gladly twisting my brain learning a foreign language IN a foreign language lol. I’m sure some of you know this struggle
Everyone:- watching the video silently
Le me:- watching those cute mang and koya plushies carefully and searching for other...!
Wow....
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
My head is exploding with choices and possibilities! I remember starting languages decades back, with just one "German/French Made Easy" book (audio? What's audio?) - and good luck finding anything for Korean.
Jippie!! I downloaded Memrise again. I also got frustrated first after seeing that I have to pay for more content, BUT thanks to you I know how it works now!! Thank you!!! 😄
This is so useful T.T I cannot afford to pay for formal classes and this is a good way to start so maybe in the future I can actually take Korean Studies in a formal way.
Just a small appreciation for sharing so much resources that too free ❤️
I just started learning beginner level by myself and searching for resources. Today while scrolling RUclips your video just popped out on my screen and because of you I got so much knowledge & free resources from your video. Gonna follow your channel and hoping for good advice from you :)
감사합니다😊 화이팅!!
Bestest video ever for Korean language learners ❤❤
I'll definitely gonna try it since i need it in three years becasue I'll move to korea with my best friend then. We planned everything and now we need to learn korean. Thanks for the video it really helps us❤️
Thanks for your hard work in searching all the free resources amazing video
Madam, you have just earned another subscription. Great video and thank you for taking the time to try to help others like myself. Looking forward to starting my Korean language journey. Just hope it goes better than my Japanese one :D
TTMIK do have vocab, just not a lot ;) But I agree using it in conjunction with HTSK for example (though I find them too wordy and make my brain freeze). Thanks for a great video :)
You can be my teacher🧡🧡🧡
오~~~~대단하세요. 한국어를 가르치시다니... 저도 수강해도 될까요? ㅎㅎㅎ
엄청난 능력의 소유자세요👍👍👍👍
그나저나 저는 영어를 배우고 싶어요... 사실은 지금도 배우는 중이에요
영어 배우는 거죠? 전 한국어 배우고 있는대요 ..화이팅입니다!!
coursera is amazing thank you for the recommendation
Thank you so much for all the resources!!! Your channel has helped me study Korean a lot! :)
thanks Nat,the resouces are so many and i am grateful.u are a blessing
unnie thank you for sharing this. its really help me a lot and i love you so much even though im just new here at your channel
im a new/ beginner at korean language
I needed this, thank you! I’m going to share this with my friends.
Hi Natalia, your channel is wonderful! I'm an older beginning student and not at all tech savvy. Can I ask you what it is you write on? Is that an iPad? Or something else? What brand and model? Keep up the fantastic work! I want to start learning foreign languages to keep my brain young. My wife and I enjoy Korean dramas, so figured I'd start with Korean. You are adorable and I love your entusiasm!
I’m pretty sure what she’s using is an iPad, probably an iPad Air 2017 with an Apple Pencil Gen 1. Hope that’s helpful! 😊
Natalia, Thank you so much for this! I LOVED your apps video and I subbed then, and this one is truly a god send! I've been learning for just a few months, and these resources will help me so much.
Thank you so much. You're an actual angel. I finally found an actual useful video introducing a ton of resources.
As someone who is almost done with Talk to me in Korean, I agree. Also, I recommend their book "Korean Q&A Sentence Patterns" They explain a lot of intermediate vocabulary in context with natural conversational sentences and grammar. It's really useful to learn how to say more things and for vocab
and using the Quizzes for TTMIK online and check list for when you do 7/10
Thank you so much, I found this so helpful and I'm so greatful that you also gave links for whatever you mentioned in the description box!🤧❤
Thank you so so so much for this video. I started using both Memrise and TTMIK now thanks to you and I love them both so thank you so much for this video, it really helped ♥
I’ll be going to South Korea next summer, I know introductions and Hangul, do you think I have enough time to get enough fluency by next summer to be okay to get by?
Hi there. My name is Jacquie. I’m a 53 year old kpop/kdrama junkie who has decided to learn the language. I love this video you created about free resources. My question is this: for my age, which resource do you recommend I start with? I like structured learning because I have a TBI from years ago that has left me with memory issues. I need repetition along with the education. It helps to know the “why’s” in everything I do so I can connect something to the specific thing I’m trying to learn. I may be asking a lot of you, but if you could just point me in the right direction, I’ll take it from there. (Or at least try to lol) thank you so much!
Thank you sooo much . This is the most helpful video ever ❤️❤️ I know some of these resources and some i have just discovered and i'm so in love
After watching this video , I become more interest to learn and improve my Korean language . Thank you very much 😊
Thanks for this video Girl 💜I need this. Bangtan motivate me to study Korean and I'm going to learn it 😁
Thank you Natalia for the resouces I am currently learning hangul so very excited to start the journey of learning.
I have downloaded the memrise app again and again and then I deleted it again but now I finally understand how it works because of your video thank you so much!
thank you so much for shearing this video .💖 i have researched several times for a lot of tips like your video but i havent found anything 😣 love you so much 🥰
i forgot i was watching this video because i zoomed over to coursera so quick lollll (its been three days)
Thank you for this video!! I'm currently learning Korean! So this helps me SO much!!!!!!
I loved your video with all these tips and suggestions so much, I feel so pumped to LEARN hehe. Good energy from you!
I stopped learning Korean for a year, now I'm going back to it... Thank you for this!😩. I wish I also had this much resources for learning Japanese!
Just need to compile my studying schedule
Edit: lol I didn't wait till the end, but I'm following Chloe now for Japanese resources
Thank god you mentioned Go Billy cause i've been going through this Beginner Playlist and I was like... oh no I really wante to finish this but there is SOOO many new site now from you. Thank you sooo much!!!
Omg mang and koya are just chilling there 😉
Thank you so much for letting people know Korean widely.👍👍👍👍👍
My Korean teacher works with the King Sejong institute textbooks and they are amazing! 😁
I am really enjoy when I watch your videos so l hope you put an Arabic subtitle 🙏🏻💕
you're a lifesaver! thank you so so much ❤️
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!!!
I hope you found it helpful~!
I IM SO GREATFUL FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY!!! (This is me sreaming from exitement!)
I love the bts stuffed animals 🥰
Bt21 😂♥️
Thank you so much for posting this! I can now fully learn!
Glad it was helpful!
Also something to help you learn Hangul better would be to change apps like Instagram or Snapchat or apps like that to Korean! Or put a Korean keyboard on your device (if you’re on mobile)
Thank you so much for recommending these websites and apps, it was really helpful....
THIS IS FREAKING AMAZING!!!! Thank You so much !!!!
Glad you liked it! 💕
memrise helped me so much, thank youu
I'm glad to hear that!!
How'd u find the howtostudykorean course?
Thank you for this video! It’s just what I needed!!