And the award for FASTEST Korean speaker goes to… | BTS Analyzed
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Today’s episode is all about J-Hope, the dance captain in BTS known for his rapping.
In this series I analyze the Korean speaking of the music group BTS (방탄소년단). As a Korean teacher I’ll share my opinions on how each member sounds, what dialect they use (if any), as well as any unique expressions, and their personalities while speaking Korean.
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Who is J-Hope?
01:35 Start the Analysis
02:56 J-Hope’s Speaking Speed
04:05 J-Hope’s Filler Word
05:56 J-Hope’s Polite Speech
09:02 J-Hope’s Handwriting
13:04 J-Hope’s Dialect
16:41 Conclusion
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Jungkook is seriously looking for an English teacher. I bet you suite the role. He placed the request in one of the recent Weverse lives and those interested to reach out to Hybe
Boosting!
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Yes! I replied that as well during Kookie’s live. Please apply!
You're free to contact him on my behalf, but I don't have his contact info :P
Oooooh no darling that's gonna be MY job. I may not be nearly as good as Billy but I'll slap the resume outta everyone's hand.
That one clip of Hobi calling his dad asking about something was hilarious for the members because Hobi's dad is a Literature teacher. 🤭
Hobi basically using "NO CAP" all the time is so funny to me
😂😂😂
Pretty much! 😅
Or Faxx /real 😂
it somehow suits him so perfectly haha
Considering J-hope’s dad’s a teacher, J-hope’s wide vocab makes sense. 🥰
Edit to add: I would LOVE a breakdown of BTS’s song 팔도강산 at the end of this series. I think it would be a great cherry on top to wrap up the series.
@sparkle jump rope queen Probably just as strong a factor. His dad is a literature teacher so it's a complementary influence from very young
I would also like to see an episode about that song. I agree J-Hope likely got a lot of his speech mannerisms from his father. He refers to his Dad being a teacher in a lot of childhood stories.
@sparkle jump rope queen well, he's a literature teacher sooo thats what they were talking about.
팔도강산 song explained , you can find in dkdktv channel (yt)
yass pleaseee
I love how jhope isn't afraid to use dialect
I already knew that hobi's filler word is going to be 사실 😂😂 its my favorite korean word because of him
I'm not a native speaker but whenever Jhope speaks I understand what he is talking about way more than when Suga is speaking.There is a certain seriousness and maturity that accompanies his sense of humour.
I always thought J-Hope's handwriting was the hardest to read--until someone said that his is the nicest because he often writes in cursive! I didn't even know that Korean had cursive!
I work in a Korean school and his wiritng looks really messy and the stroke order is definitely incorrect.
As a person that writes in half-cursive, I definitely don’t follow the correct form. I’m sure it’s hard to read to those unfamiliar with English; and those that do because it’s not the “correct way”. The wonders of hand writing, I guess.
@@lovesplus3879 Korean doesnt have a real cursive is what I'm saying, and stroke order is generally important in Korean handwriting.
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Strokes are important in many languages, however, not every one has a "clean" handwriting. it's like how the letter A can be written in so many ways or how I don't write my Chinese in order. I learned the strokes growing up , but after that I write the way I find more quickly.
“Kid, what are you doing?” vs “what are you doing over there young chap?“. That’s how I view it haha
Hobi is just King of Vocalizations... in addition to using filler words frequently, he frequently provides his own sound effects to day-to-day life (which is just adorable).
And yes, he's a walking ball of solar energy a lot of the time, but you just need to read his lyrics to know he's got a serious side as well (and a shadow side).
It's also just as likely Hobi picked up his dialect from his peers-- he started at a dance school in like 5th grade and joined Neuron (a street dance crew in Gwangju) at around 14. The school was an hour away by bus, and sometimes he'd spend so long practicing that he'd crash at a friend's place instead of going home.
사실, the best level test I’ve ever had to judge how far I’ve come in learning Korean is measuring how much of Hobi’s handwriting I can actually understand. 😂
Thanks to your videos, it’s getting easier every time!
J-hope is my ult bias and I find it interesting that he uses "사실" as a filler word because, if I'm being honest it kind of reminds me of how I tend to use the word "honestly" or phrases like, "to tell the truth" and "to be honest" when I'm speaking. It actually some people crazy how often I use them, if I'm being honest, but it's honestly just how I speak, and I think that's really cool that me and Hobi have that in common especially since now I know what word to use in place of all my "honestly" when I'm speaking korean
The whole 사실 with J hope reminds me of 이제 with V. I’ve noticed he says that a lot too
선생님 ......!!! I jumped when you mentioned him always using 사실. Before I even started learning Korean, I learned that word because of him. 😂 I feel so validated hearing you point that out, hahahahaha
I'm still very much a beginner in korean, but what's interesting to me is that in these video's when you read a letter of one of the bts members out loud, I can actually recognise the members by their style. I've never had that before, so I thought it's pretty cool.
JHooooooooopeee!!!! Wow, I have to say Billy, you really are nailing it with the analysis of the members speaking, writing, and seeing how their personalities are reflected through it. I'm really enjoying this series! Looking forward to the rest of the members! Thank you for this series!!
Thank you so much for this.
I have found J-hope's handwriting to be the hardest to decipher in all of BTS.
And it is the most unique, too. You know it's his right away.
I’m happy you mentioned that he uses 사실 a lot because I noticed every time I think of that word, it’s always Hobi’s voice that I hear 😂
J-Hope is sunshine, he lights up a room.
J-Hope's handwriting is unique and fashionable like J-Hope. However, it's sometimes difficult to recognize, so there were times when even J-Hope himself couldn't recognize his handwriting in game cater episode and other members misread hobi's letter during the V LIVE Santa gift exchange. But I like Hobi's handwriting It's so pretty
Thanks for another great analysis! It's interesting if you listen to the other members [see also: 2019 Festa dinner party] they talk about how Hobi is one who in group discussions is the quietest but is really listening. He even admits that his name "made" him meaning that he wasn't always so hopeful. But we all contain multitudes and our beautiful Jung Hoseok is no different.
I loved watching this. I really like listening to his Jeolla accent, whenever it slips though. I've seen several Korean natives saying j-hope's writing is like a cursive handwriting which is unusual in Korea.
wow it was unexpected to see j hope name. But through your video i was able to learn my bias is so great in many aspects.
love your video and keep posting videos
love from nepal
I really appreciate this! Here's why: It has seemed to me that many international fans thought of j-hope as "the sunshine" before his solo debut when most of them seemed shocked. However, you picked up on his depth and quiet tendencies in your analysis. I couldn't understand why some people seemed not to catch those qualities before, but now I see how nuanced his speech, writing and behavior can be.
Thank you so much, 선생님, as always!! I can't even imagine how many hours of content you've watched to be able to analyze all the member's ways of speaking. It's really very informative, even though my Korean level is not that high, I find it very interesting to learn about many dialects and speaking habits. Thank you for this linguistic pleasure!!😄
I bet he at least had fun though, based on how he looks watching the clips 😂
@@zzss0012 That's for sure.🤣🤣🤣Bangtanies are always full of joy😄
I love Hoseok so much and the way he speaks 🥺 So thank you for making such an amazing and in-depth video about the topic! I've only just started A2 level Korean classes so I still have a long road to walk before I can understand him and the rest of the gang on my own 💪💯
Ah so more Gwangju lessons I hear? Sounds like we're getting ready for a part 2 on all these. 🎉🎉🎉
Hobi is literally where I learned the word 사실 😂
Hobi and Jin are deffo spirit animals. Our 2seok
Hobi is so lovely. He decided to become everyone's sunshine but he is only human and needs support through his tough times too.
Eerie how much you sounded like hobi when you spoke in korean im enjoying the bts series gamsahamnida
Yessss Hobi's handwriting is really hard to read, my goal for korean is to understand Hobi's letters 😅
The fastest Korean speaker is Jin. Hobi has a doctor's handwriting, our translators suffer TTTTTT
한국말에 존대말이 있어서 정말 어려운데~ 정말 잘 하시네요. 발음 정말 정확하세요. 감사합니다.
저는한국어 독학자. Truly love your content Billy as I love J-Hope his solo music.
OMG yes! A video on Gwangju dialect please! This was another fun video. Can't wait for the rest!
I adore Hobi, but my God, his handwriting sometimes looks like a doctor's prescription that only a pharmacist is able to decipher 😅
totally accurate 😭
😂😂😂
It’s the accuracy of this post for me🤣. He legit has doctor’s writing🤣
As someone that has a horrible writing in my own language honestly this comment made me laugh with tears.😂😂😂 All my life I got scolded by all people and especially way back by teachers for my terrible handwriting. I never make grammar mistakes when writing in my language but good luck to my follow Romanians trying to understand what I wrote because most of them will struggle.😂😂😂 Thank God for the progress in technology because I can use safely my tablets or phone to write and not make people have headaches trying to understand what I wrote.😂😂
Thank you so much for this video, all the videos in the series have intrigued me so far but Jhope is my bias and I love the new appreciation I'm getting for certain facets of him
I love how his speech matches his personality! But you're right, Jhope is a bit serious, I can notice it when he goes live alone (which he has done often recently), he seems to be a bit quieter than his persona he shows for cameras and TV. That's why I'm glad they're getting this time to go solo, he can be himself. Maybe when they reunite everyone will be more comfortable to be themselves, we don't know that but that's why I hope.
I'm not sure that J-Hope was a good student but living in a home with a literature teacher must have had an effect on his language. His dialect, however, is more likely to have come from his school friends and the street crew he danced with. I presume that, Jimin, one of the Busan boys, will be next. Although he doesn't use his Busan satoori much these days that should be interesting.
Thank you so much for doing these, Billy! Such great insight on their personalities based on how they speak. I can't wait for you to do V!!!
I love this videos. It’s very informative and funny. 😂
I am surprised that I correctly guessed who's silhouette is in the thumbnail before I even saw the text on the thumbnail and the title as someone who is not a fan
Hello, I'm curious to know if something I've noticed JHope doing is cultural or simply a personal habit of his...maybe you will know.
When someone is speaking to JHope, he is a very "active" or "vocal" listener. He doesn't interrupt necessarily but he is usually making a sound after every sentence or during any pause in the other's speech . You may not have seen enough clips to notice, but if so, is this common or just a Jhope thing? Lastly, I've heard his father teaches Korean also. Would you have known that from the way JHope speaks or the vocabulary he uses?
Thanks so much! I am really enjoying your BTS videos.
Hobi is the King of sound effects, so it's not surprising that his speaking speed is influenced by this
Even the members have a hard time reading what hobi writes. I always remember the Christmas live they did.
The "e" which almost sounds like "ing" is the sweetest~~ definitely a more friendly/funny dialect. Not sure but sometimes Namjoon also borrows some of Jhope's satoori which again sounds so cute! 💜
Can’t remember if you’ve mentioned it before but are you planning to react to their satoori rap? It’s so funny especially Jhopes part.
I won't do videos featuring any songs due to copyright issues.
@@GoBillyKorean ah I see. Well you should check it out off channel if you have time. Very entertaining especially live. Its basically a "battle" between the Daegu boys (V and suga) and the others with RM coming in to represent standard.
This is seriously such a good series! It's fun, bc I'm a big fan of BTS, but I also just think that analyzing native speakers' way of speaking as individuals is one of the best ways to really get to know a language. It's informative in ways a normal "standard" class just can't cover. The choices you make as an individual in any language are the biggest part of how you sound, and getting a fuller snapshot like this (esp since they're from different regions) is so so cool! Thank you for making this series! I'd honestly watch more of these about groups I don't even know! (although I'm sure they're v time intensive to make so I don't imagine you'd want to do them all the time 😅)
I absolutely love this series, thank you so much for all your work! BTS have a rlly special meaning to me and you always inspire me so much! I hope that one day I can take korean classes and become fluent like you, such a beautiful language and culture to learn about. Again, thank you!
I have been waiting for this for so long!!! Finally here it is!
I have been waiting for this, thank you so much!
Loving the series, thanks Billy!!
Thank you, Billy! Your videos in this series are brilliant, and I especially enjoyed this one for J-Hope! 😊
Love this series.
J-Hope's handwriting is my spirit animal and I know exactly what's going through his mind. He has so many thoughts in his head that he can't be bothered to form out all the letters. Just an impression is fine haha. Love this series and the fact that they change up their honorific to each other is so interesting. You have to be close with someone to get away with that.
J-hope’s handwriting kills me. I love the man so much, but I *cannot* read what he’s saying half the time. I’m hoping that as I read more, I’ll be able to understand his unique style better.
Thank you Billy! These are so fun and interesting!!! 💜
Thank you so much!! That was so interesting to hear ❤
Yes I love this series!!! Looking forward to the other members 😊
I'm loving this series ❤️
I absolutely love this series! Each member of BTS is so unique and interesting.
Tysm for always doing these videos! Extremely helpful and better understanding 🥰
just stumbled across this series today and it’s great!! thanks for taking the time to talk about the members!!
I am loving these videos!! I didn’t think it was possible to love these boys even more, but you were able to teach so much nuance that would otherwise be impossible to see! Can’t wait for your analysis of the 막내 line!! 보라해!! 💜💜💜
thank you very much, J-Hope is amazing
I really love this series! Thanks for helping us to understand better the members' personalities through the way they speak!
I just realized a moment ago that Korean is basically constant code switching on hard mode. I code switch a lot from AAVE to standard English, so I guess I understand the dialect thing, but the words being switched to be more honorific is something that always has me fighting for my life. I’m also learning Chinese and you also sometimes switch out words to sound more honorific but not to the extent that korean does. Really makes you hyperaware of your position in life relative to others
i am loving this series! i think it'd be interesting to see you analyze some of their writing styles when it comes to lyrics.
First here!!! Thank you so much for running this series. It's so interesting. I think besides K-pop, maybe analyzing some current or classic K-drama characters may also be interesting. For example, I am very new to Korean, but currently watching Kokdu: Season of Deity and I find it fascinating. While I can't understand the words, I can tell his character is extremely comical, especially in the way he speaks. At first, it was strange and a bit annoying to hear, but after a few episodes, it sounds more endearing. I can't wait to get to a level of understanding Korean to pick up on what I'm merely "sensing" atm.
I love the entire concept of honorifics. It adds a sense of community, respect, and humanity to speech.
I love this series with BTS! It is really nice to watch😊
이 시리즈 완전 흥미롭고 좋아요!!
Yet again super informative and entertaining, with a good look at Hobi and his personality through his use of language. Thank you so much for this series! 💜
I just want to say thank you for these videos. You put so much into it, and although I am just a novice, your explanations are helping my brain absorb what I’m learning. Sending love and encouragement!
I was so excited for this! My boyfriend is from the same area so I know this kind of 사투리 😃
I love it!❤
I love that you have done this in depth analysis of their speech but you have also captured aspects of their personality (as expressed through what you have observed in their speech and also their behaviour on screen) Have you studied psychology? Can’t wait for the next one.
I am a true fan of yours! So YOU &&&& a dive into BTS dialect etc is so much fun! Thank you so very much!
Very interesting to learn about jhope using honorifics sarcastically to speak to younger members. I was wondering whether you would/could also use politeness levels towards a younger person not only sarcastically, but maybe to "soften" a joke you are throwing at someone? Or does it not have that effect? Thanks so much!
Yes, you can! But the effect will not only soften the joke, but also make it sound like you're *distancing* yourself from them. Politeness levels are such a giant topic, that I also have a full course just on politeness levels on my channel.
@@GoBillyKorean Awesome! I’m trying to get there. Currently I’m very interested in sentence structure and trying to wrap my head around the topic and subject markers. I haven’t found the right explanation yet that really makes sense to me ☺️😇 Honorifics are the next mountain to climb after that
@@thisismetoday You can try this: ruclips.net/video/E2jrWqBDilM/видео.html
wow thanks for this content about J-Hope's way of speaking, so informative. Thanks 🦋
Yay Hobi! I also noticed he says 사실 a lot, so interesting! Thank you for explaining and making this series!
thank you for this analysis! it makes me wanna learn Korean even more ahhh I wish I could understand em too hehe
Thank you!
Love so much this series about BTS. I love BTS a lot and they are the reason I wanna learn more abt Korea.
Jhope is so lovely ♡
Okay, but why would you reignite my BTS phase in the most neurodivergent way possible?
Not that I'm complaining, of course, but man, I haven't felt this little excited nerd in me for a long time now...
You mentioned the 이 ending. I noticed while watching a Kdrama that the grandmother from the country was called 할모이 instead of 할머니 would that be due to dialect? I’m still a beginner so hopefully I spelled these properly.
J-Hope's dad is literature teacher and Hobi writes in Cursive Hangul, that's why his Handwriting looks messy, his Dad teached him, it's a skill that usually Woman of Age have, it's not common anymore.
Hello, I really love your channel and really enjoy watching your videos. I especially love the ones like this, where you analyze how K-Pop idols speak, like BTS and Stray Kids. I was wondering if you could consider also analyzing a group called Golden Child? (If you’d like a specific member to analyze, Jibeom uses a dialect) Thank you for doing these videos and I’m looking forward to more in the future!!
이 분 한국말이 원어민 수준인데… 다른 영상을 봐도 어휘 수준도 상당히 높고 특히 동사 활용형에 대한 이해도 상당하시네요. 힌국에서 오래 사신 분 같네요. 근데 난 한국인인데 왜 추천영상으로 떳는지 의문이네요 ㅎ
I watched the video well!! I'm going to press subscribe and like! !! Thank you !
When singing along to BTS's music, I've always found J-Hope to hardest to understand, so I agree with Billy here. I've really been enjoying your videos, by the way! 🙂
Aunque no hablo inglés entiendo y aprecio mucho como explicas, me hiciste notar cosas que antes no sabía! Tu coreano se escucha increíble por cierto 👍
I like this series. My main motivation to learn Korean is understand BTS.
Another thing that is very notable about his handwriting is the way he makes the ㅇ extra big! It's a feature I love about his handwritten notes :')
It was really interesting to hear about the depth of Hobi's writing!
호석의 글씨체를 진짜 멋있다ㅠㅠ.......
하지만 이해못한 어려워요 ㅋㅋ
wow I thought J-hope spoke fast just by how he speaks. Great content. Thank you
I have been enjoying your content about the Koran language through BTS and how, while all native speakers, each member speaks differently. Suggestion for a future video: Ni-Ki, from BTS sister group Enhypen, is the youngest member from Japan. He spoke no Korean at first and his members have been helping him learn Korean alongside him taking Korean classes. I think it would be interesting to go over his progress over the past few years ( 14 when started and is now 17).
Wow I had no idea he used the most dialect. But I also haven't heard the Jeolla dialect used as much so I probably missed it. I will definitely listen for it now!