I have a A2 level but I got some of the B1 questions (3 out of 5). Your videos are so helpful ! I think I have to focus a bit on beginner vocabulary but I will check your intermediate videos. 너무 감사해요 ☺️
I understand your feelings about the differences in Korean tests. This particular test is designed around the essential grammar rules for TOPIK, with some slight adjustments made. I hope this helps clarify the structure! 😉
I got C2 in this test, but it's hard to know just from 5 questions. Even so, this video is a good starting point. I'll follow it up with a full test to double check my level.
Wow, that's great! 😀 Yes, like you said it's a good starting point. 👍And it's a good idea to check your Korean with the official Korean language test!!
I got perfect scores in A level. One wrong in B level. Only three correct in C level. But I already know some in C level. I guess I need to perfect my Intermediate level first before going to Andvance level. Thank you so much for this!
22 points! 5 in A1, 4 in A2, 4 in B1, 4 in B2, 3 in C1 and 2 in C2. I've been studying for about 4 months now and I would say I'm definitely A2 approaching B1, but was able to guess answers for higher levels through what I've heard whilst immersing lol
25 points; 5 in A1, 5 in A2, 5 in B1, 3 in B2, 4 in C1, 3 in C2.. i think I'm around B1or B2. Didn't know a lot but guessed some things right due to hearing them a lot..
I got a score of 16. 5 in A1, 5 in A2, 2 in B1, B2 and C1. 0 in C2. In B1 and B2, there were 1 or 2 words I didn't know. But in C1 and C2, there were a lot more words I didn't know. I'm definitely in A2 but I learnt about some interesting grammar that's coming in later stages through this test. I love that you provide more examples along with the explanation. It definitely makes me eager to learn further. Right now my biggest struggle is making my own sentences. And when I see complex sentences it gets lost in translation. I keep trying to guess what a sentence could mean. Any suggestions on how I can fix this gap in understanding?
Well done!! 👏👏👏 Very good score. Your Korean is definitely heading to the intermediate level. I'm so happy for you!!! 😀 Let me break down your questions. 𝗺𝘆 𝗯𝗶𝗴𝗴𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗴𝗴𝗹𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝘆 𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀. -> Making sentences is mainly to do with sentence structure and grammatical patterns. So I'd suggest starting with short sentences. I often share the same advice in other videos as well. Start with simple sentences for a while. Once you get used to it, gradually add more words. Keep building up, adding more complexity as you become more comfortable. For example, 1) 저는 가요. 2) 저는 도서관에 가요. 3) 저는 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가요. 4) 저는 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가서 공부해요. 5) 저는 여름 방학 때, 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가서 공부해요. FYI, these video will give you more ideas what you can try. 👉ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html 👉ruclips.net/video/yM4rNt7fwsI/видео.html 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗜 𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝘁 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 -> I suppose you meant reading, not listening. Understanding complex sentences is also related to sentence structure and grammatical patterns, although vocabulary is also important. So, I'd suggest learning Korean with resources that you can understand 60-80%. Start by reading relatively simple sentences, and break them down into chunks by using slashes or brackets. For example, 저는 / 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 / 공부해요. It's up to you how many slashes or brackets you use. It could be like this, 저는 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 / 공부해요. or like this 저는 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 공부해요. The point is they will guide you in identifying the main parts and the supporting elements. Once you get used to it, gradually increase the level. Hope that helps. 😀
안녕하세요 쌤 , 잘 지냈어요? I got b2 , & I can say that I am able to understand a bit of the intermediate level expression but I have a problem, I can’t improve I have been stuck in the same level for maybe 2 months how can I improve? Pls help me 저를 도와주세요 쌤 😓
안녕하세요. 😀 네, 잘 지냈어요. 물어봐줘서 고마워요. The result is great! You seem to have reached quite a good level. Please be proud and don't get discouraged. 😉 I'd like to mention that your study plan should be different depending on your goals. Are you aiming to reach a specific level in a Korean language exam, achieving conversational proficiency, or being able to read articles online? What's your priority - listening, speaking, or something else? Think about this first and make a plan. If you just want to improve your conversational proficiency, then listening and speaking skills are important. As you know, they always go hand in hand. Start with practicing listening. I normally do two things. 1) listen to something ALL THE TIME, such as audio books, radio, TV, movies, podcasts, youtube videos, just something that is easy enough to understand and interesting enough to keep motivated. 2) Get a transcript of spoken content which is also easy enough to understand and interesting enough to keep motivated. Listen and analyse pronunciation, new words and grammar. And then read the transcript out loud over and over again almost until you memorise it. And find another transcript and do the same thing. I usually do these two for a couple of months and take some tests online or an official test. And them repeat 1) and 2) in the next a few months and test again. I promise that you will definitely make progress. I released some videos about how to improve listening and speaking skills. Check these out. ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yM4rNt7fwsI/видео.html Hope that helps. Please feel free to reach out and let me know how it goes." 😀
@@justlearnkorean omg Thank u so much teacher I really appreciate all the hard work you are doing pls keep teaching us ur THE BEST in youtube trust me and of course you helped me alot thx
i got 21 points! 5 ✓ in A1, 4 ✓ in A2, 4 ✓ in B1, 4 ✓ in B2, 3 ✓ in C1 and 1 ✓ in C2. (idk how i got even 1 right in c2 lol) It's not that i didn't know the right answers for the A2, B1 and B2 levels but i forgot since i haven't reviewed in a while... It might look like i've done an okay job but i still think i'm stuck in the intermediate plateau since i can't really form long sentences and my comprehension while watching korean content is like 20%..... It is really frustrating but i'll watch all the recent videos on this channel and try to do more shadowing when i'm watching stuff in korean. I'd love to hear it if you have any suggestions for my problem and thank you so much for making these videos. They help tremendously🥹
Thank you so much for watching my videos. Really appreciate. 😀 Wow, brilliant score!!! It seems that your Korean is quite good! You know, it’s not eay to achieve the level you’re at. I hope you feel prouder of what you have achieved. 😀 My suggestions for the problems…hmm 🤔 First of all, about 20%. What do you usually watch? Vlogs, dramas, movies, reality shows, debate shows or tv news? This percentage may depend on what you watch. I suggest two things, extensive listening and intensive listening. 1) For extensive listening. Whatever you enjoy watching, keep doing it. But don’t worry about how much you understand, just enjoy. One condition though. If any sentence structures or words catch your attention, jot down and learn them (just a handful) 2) For intensive listening. Look for content that comes with scripts. And make sure you choose something that you understand 60-80%. Personally, I sometimes go for even 90% when I don’t have much time to study. So it’s up to you but the content should be easy enough for you. And you can utilise this content in many different ways. You can listen and read out loud several times until you almost memorise it. Or you can try dictation. Or you can try shaowing (I usually just listen a sentence or a pharagrah and pause the video to read them aloud.). Or all of them. The key to intensive listening is to analise everything, grammar, sentence structure, vocabulary, pronunciation etc. Make sure you do intensive listening every day even if it’s just 10 minutes. Here are the links for the videos may be helpful for you. 👉 ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html 👉 ruclips.net/video/OOHpkQPmnhM/видео.html Secondly, long sentences. Do you struggle to make lenghty sentences when you speak? Or Do you find it challenging even when you sit down and think about sentence structure? 1) If your problem is the first one, it might be because you are thinking too much or lack of fluency. Then..please check this out. Some methods may be helpful for you. 👉 ruclips.net/video/KnzuOXTiyCM/видео.html 2) If your problem is the second one, it could be related to grammar. As you know, when you connect cluases or short sentences into one, normally you need to conjugate verbs and adjectives. Even if you understand long sentences when you listen, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you can make them too. So you could either learn each grammar rule (e.g. 해서, 하는데, 하니까, 하자마자) or choose one long sentence from what you watched or the content that you studied and practice making sentences with it. For example, ‘오늘 회사에 가서 동료랑 커피 마시다가 갑자기 생각나서 말하려고 하는데 다른 부서 동료가 와서 말 못해서 좀 짜증났어’. (Sorry, this sentence is a bit exteme.) but anyway, change some words and make a few different versions in the same/similiar structure, and read them out loud. I explained this method in the video for speaking fluency. And this videos might be helpful for you as well. 👉 ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html Hop that helps. 😀
@@justlearnkorean thank you, but to be honest i feel more embarrased than proud about my level because one could have the highest level in any language but what's the use if they can't speak it fluently? (according to the level they're at):( i feel like my speaking skill is so weak it's like i've started learning korean 2 months ago or something..... (it's been almost 4 years) i mostly watch youtube contents from the idols i like and i watch korean movies from time to time and like them a lot (i'm not much of a kdrama person). after reading your explaination i'm pretty sure i mostly do extensive listening rather than intensive. sometimes when i see an expression i want to use in daily life but don't know how to say in korean comes up, i take a screenshot (but i'm gonna be honest again, i almost never turn back to them😭) i think i need to do more intensive listening and i never looked at it from this 60-80% perspective before... it does make sense though it probably makes you feel less frustuated since you can comprehend most of what your listening, that must feel nice and give our brain the signals to keep going! dictation, i also never thought about doing that but i should. it's a super useful suggestion for me since sometimes i get stuck spelling some words😭) i'll try to do it as frequent as i can, every day is so hard for me not just for korean i have a consistency problem with everything... (sorry for the oversharing😭) but i think even every other day would help so much. when it comes to long sentences i think i'm the first one, it's totally a fluency problem. if i tried to do it i could use different connectors and make longer sentences because, grammatically, i know most of them. but when i speak it rarely gets longer than 2-3 words...... i do not force myself to speak and switch to english right away, i feel like that's the number 1 mistake i do. rather than doing intensive speaking practices, i just keep repeating the same, idk, 10-20 words in daily life that i know for sure is correct both contextually and grammatically. and it's always about simple things, like the most beginner words. (it doesn't make sense with my level though😭) i will 100% watch all the videos you suggested and more and try to expand my vocabulary so that i can speak better than someone who has been watching kdramas for 6 months only and nothing else😭😭😭 again thank you so so so much for taking the time to write this comment and helping me, i'm so grateful🙇♀
Oh, please don't get discouraged. You can do it! 😀 First, think about what you want to improve: reading, listening, speaking, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, etc. At the same time, consider your goals for the next 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year. Once you know what you want to achieve, start focusing on that first. Let your interests guide you from there. Personally, I believe that whatever method you choose to learn a language, you should enjoy it. I know it sounds cliché, but it's so true. There are no right or wrong ways to learn Korean. So try this and that and find some ways work for you. Take a look at these videos that might give you some ideas on where to start. ruclips.net/video/RYf7R5KziF0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html ruclips.net/video/75Bw1H-1lsY/видео.html Hope that helps. Feel free to ask me if you have any questions. 😉
I got about 21 right . Im not in C1 level i just guessed some of them . I think im in b1 level . But thank u . It was on recommended videos so im going to subscribe this channel 너무 너무 감사합니다.
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안녕하세요.
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I have a A2 level but I got some of the B1 questions (3 out of 5). Your videos are so helpful ! I think I have to focus a bit on beginner vocabulary but I will check your intermediate videos. 너무 감사해요 ☺️
와~~ 정말 잘하셨어요. 😀 저도 감사합니다. 다른 비디오들도 도움이 되었으면 좋겠어요.
I got 19 but I paused each question. My reading is not that fast yet😭
19 is pretty good! 👍 😀 5 seconds are challenging. You did it really well!! I'm soooo happy for you.
@@justlearnkorean Thank you so much! I'll study harder!☺️
this is by far the most useful language learning video i think i've ever watched. i feel like i just learned so much in 18 minutes
도움이 돼서 정말 기뻐요!! 😀
Korean tests are all so different, I notice they the majority of the grammar in b1/b2 quiz section are all in beginner Korean grammar books.
I understand your feelings about the differences in Korean tests. This particular test is designed around the essential grammar rules for TOPIK, with some slight adjustments made. I hope this helps clarify the structure! 😉
I’m studying Korean for 2 HOURS now but why did I got every A1 right 😭💕
Oh wow, that's brilliant! 😀 You're a fast learner!
I got C2 in this test, but it's hard to know just from 5 questions. Even so, this video is a good starting point. I'll follow it up with a full test to double check my level.
Wow, that's great! 😀 Yes, like you said it's a good starting point. 👍And it's a good idea to check your Korean with the official Korean language test!!
I got perfect scores in A level. One wrong in B level. Only three correct in C level. But I already know some in C level. I guess I need to perfect my Intermediate level first before going to Andvance level. Thank you so much for this!
와~ 한국어 실력이 좋으시네요!! 😀
22 points! 5 in A1, 4 in A2, 4 in B1, 4 in B2, 3 in C1 and 2 in C2. I've been studying for about 4 months now and I would say I'm definitely A2 approaching B1, but was able to guess answers for higher levels through what I've heard whilst immersing lol
와~~ 정말 잘하셨네요! 😀 C1-2도 많이 맞추신 거 보니 한국어 실력이 더 좋은신 거 같아요.
Same here!!! Let's study harder 😁 have a great day
Ah you guess haha, i haved learned korean since 2 years, i thought i'm b2 intermediate but i'm c1 advanced and i guess just for c2
Got 15 points 😊
BTW your videos are too useful
Keep doing the good work
Thank you such good lessons ❤️
That's brilliant!!!! 😀 And thank you…😉
i am Brazilian and I study Korean at around 7 or 8 months and i got B1 LEVEL!!! I am very happy
와!!! 😀 7-8개월 만에 B1이라고요?! 정말 정말 잘하셨어요!! 👍
Good test thank you, i thought i was at intermediate level maybe b2, but i'm c1 and some grammar i didn't learn in c2
25 points; 5 in A1, 5 in A2, 5 in B1, 3 in B2, 4 in C1, 3 in C2.. i think I'm around B1or B2. Didn't know a lot but guessed some things right due to hearing them a lot..
와~~~ 진짜 잘하셨네요!! 듣기만 해도 많이 배우죠. 😀
@@justlearnkorean😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I got a score of 16. 5 in A1, 5 in A2, 2 in B1, B2 and C1. 0 in C2. In B1 and B2, there were 1 or 2 words I didn't know. But in C1 and C2, there were a lot more words I didn't know. I'm definitely in A2 but I learnt about some interesting grammar that's coming in later stages through this test. I love that you provide more examples along with the explanation. It definitely makes me eager to learn further.
Right now my biggest struggle is making my own sentences. And when I see complex sentences it gets lost in translation. I keep trying to guess what a sentence could mean. Any suggestions on how I can fix this gap in understanding?
Well done!! 👏👏👏 Very good score. Your Korean is definitely heading to the intermediate level. I'm so happy for you!!! 😀
Let me break down your questions.
𝗺𝘆 𝗯𝗶𝗴𝗴𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗴𝗴𝗹𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝘆 𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀. -> Making sentences is mainly to do with sentence structure and grammatical patterns. So I'd suggest starting with short sentences. I often share the same advice in other videos as well. Start with simple sentences for a while. Once you get used to it, gradually add more words. Keep building up, adding more complexity as you become more comfortable. For example,
1) 저는 가요.
2) 저는 도서관에 가요.
3) 저는 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가요.
4) 저는 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가서 공부해요.
5) 저는 여름 방학 때, 가끔 친구랑 도서관에 가서 공부해요.
FYI, these video will give you more ideas what you can try.
👉ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html
👉ruclips.net/video/yM4rNt7fwsI/видео.html
𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗜 𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝘁 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 -> I suppose you meant reading, not listening. Understanding complex sentences is also related to sentence structure and grammatical patterns, although vocabulary is also important. So, I'd suggest learning Korean with resources that you can understand 60-80%. Start by reading relatively simple sentences, and break them down into chunks by using slashes or brackets. For example, 저는 / 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 / 공부해요. It's up to you how many slashes or brackets you use. It could be like this, 저는 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 / 공부해요. or like this 저는 여름 방학 때 / 가끔 친구랑 / 도서관에 가서 공부해요. The point is they will guide you in identifying the main parts and the supporting elements. Once you get used to it, gradually increase the level.
Hope that helps. 😀
안녕하세요 쌤 , 잘 지냈어요?
I got b2 , & I can say that I am able to understand a bit of the intermediate level expression but I have a problem, I can’t improve I have been stuck in the same level for maybe 2 months how can I improve? Pls help me 저를 도와주세요 쌤 😓
안녕하세요. 😀 네, 잘 지냈어요. 물어봐줘서 고마워요.
The result is great! You seem to have reached quite a good level. Please be proud and don't get discouraged. 😉
I'd like to mention that your study plan should be different depending on your goals. Are you aiming to reach a specific level in a Korean language exam, achieving conversational proficiency, or being able to read articles online? What's your priority - listening, speaking, or something else? Think about this first and make a plan.
If you just want to improve your conversational proficiency, then listening and speaking skills are important. As you know, they always go hand in hand. Start with practicing listening. I normally do two things. 1) listen to something ALL THE TIME, such as audio books, radio, TV, movies, podcasts, youtube videos, just something that is easy enough to understand and interesting enough to keep motivated. 2) Get a transcript of spoken content which is also easy enough to understand and interesting enough to keep motivated. Listen and analyse pronunciation, new words and grammar. And then read the transcript out loud over and over again almost until you memorise it. And find another transcript and do the same thing. I usually do these two for a couple of months and take some tests online or an official test. And them repeat 1) and 2) in the next a few months and test again. I promise that you will definitely make progress.
I released some videos about how to improve listening and speaking skills. Check these out.
ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yM4rNt7fwsI/видео.html
Hope that helps. Please feel free to reach out and let me know how it goes." 😀
@@justlearnkorean omg Thank u so much teacher I really appreciate all the hard work you are doing pls keep teaching us ur THE BEST in youtube trust me
and of course you helped me alot thx
@@amirahasiri6753 You're welcome!! 😀
i got 21 points! 5 ✓ in A1, 4 ✓ in A2, 4 ✓ in B1, 4 ✓ in B2, 3 ✓ in C1 and 1 ✓ in C2. (idk how i got even 1 right in c2 lol) It's not that i didn't know the right answers for the A2, B1 and B2 levels but i forgot since i haven't reviewed in a while... It might look like i've done an okay job but i still think i'm stuck in the intermediate plateau since i can't really form long sentences and my comprehension while watching korean content is like 20%..... It is really frustrating but i'll watch all the recent videos on this channel and try to do more shadowing when i'm watching stuff in korean. I'd love to hear it if you have any suggestions for my problem and thank you so much for making these videos. They help tremendously🥹
Thank you so much for watching my videos. Really appreciate. 😀
Wow, brilliant score!!! It seems that your Korean is quite good! You know, it’s not eay to achieve the level you’re at. I hope you feel prouder of what you have achieved. 😀
My suggestions for the problems…hmm 🤔
First of all, about 20%. What do you usually watch? Vlogs, dramas, movies, reality shows, debate shows or tv news? This percentage may depend on what you watch. I suggest two things, extensive listening and intensive listening.
1) For extensive listening. Whatever you enjoy watching, keep doing it. But don’t worry about how much you understand, just enjoy. One condition though. If any sentence structures or words catch your attention, jot down and learn them (just a handful)
2) For intensive listening. Look for content that comes with scripts. And make sure you choose something that you understand 60-80%. Personally, I sometimes go for even 90% when I don’t have much time to study. So it’s up to you but the content should be easy enough for you. And you can utilise this content in many different ways. You can listen and read out loud several times until you almost memorise it. Or you can try dictation. Or you can try shaowing (I usually just listen a sentence or a pharagrah and pause the video to read them aloud.). Or all of them. The key to intensive listening is to analise everything, grammar, sentence structure, vocabulary, pronunciation etc. Make sure you do intensive listening every day even if it’s just 10 minutes.
Here are the links for the videos may be helpful for you.
👉 ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
👉 ruclips.net/video/OOHpkQPmnhM/видео.html
Secondly, long sentences. Do you struggle to make lenghty sentences when you speak? Or Do you find it challenging even when you sit down and think about sentence structure?
1) If your problem is the first one, it might be because you are thinking too much or lack of fluency. Then..please check this out. Some methods may be helpful for you.
👉 ruclips.net/video/KnzuOXTiyCM/видео.html
2) If your problem is the second one, it could be related to grammar. As you know, when you connect cluases or short sentences into one, normally you need to conjugate verbs and adjectives. Even if you understand long sentences when you listen, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you can make them too. So you could either learn each grammar rule (e.g. 해서, 하는데, 하니까, 하자마자) or choose one long sentence from what you watched or the content that you studied and practice making sentences with it. For example, ‘오늘 회사에 가서 동료랑 커피 마시다가 갑자기 생각나서 말하려고 하는데 다른 부서 동료가 와서 말 못해서 좀 짜증났어’. (Sorry, this sentence is a bit exteme.) but anyway, change some words and make a few different versions in the same/similiar structure, and read them out loud. I explained this method in the video for speaking fluency. And this videos might be helpful for you as well.
👉 ruclips.net/video/f9FKwDeRWdI/видео.html
Hop that helps. 😀
@@justlearnkorean thank you, but to be honest i feel more embarrased than proud about my level because one could have the highest level in any language but what's the use if they can't speak it fluently? (according to the level they're at):( i feel like my speaking skill is so weak it's like i've started learning korean 2 months ago or something..... (it's been almost 4 years)
i mostly watch youtube contents from the idols i like and i watch korean movies from time to time and like them a lot (i'm not much of a kdrama person).
after reading your explaination i'm pretty sure i mostly do extensive listening rather than intensive. sometimes when i see an expression i want to use in daily life but don't know how to say in korean comes up, i take a screenshot (but i'm gonna be honest again, i almost never turn back to them😭)
i think i need to do more intensive listening and i never looked at it from this 60-80% perspective before... it does make sense though it probably makes you feel less frustuated since you can comprehend most of what your listening, that must feel nice and give our brain the signals to keep going! dictation, i also never thought about doing that but i should. it's a super useful suggestion for me since sometimes i get stuck spelling some words😭) i'll try to do it as frequent as i can, every day is so hard for me not just for korean i have a consistency problem with everything... (sorry for the oversharing😭) but i think even every other day would help so much.
when it comes to long sentences i think i'm the first one, it's totally a fluency problem. if i tried to do it i could use different connectors and make longer sentences because, grammatically, i know most of them. but when i speak it rarely gets longer than 2-3 words...... i do not force myself to speak and switch to english right away, i feel like that's the number 1 mistake i do. rather than doing intensive speaking practices, i just keep repeating the same, idk, 10-20 words in daily life that i know for sure is correct both contextually and grammatically. and it's always about simple things, like the most beginner words. (it doesn't make sense with my level though😭)
i will 100% watch all the videos you suggested and more and try to expand my vocabulary so that i can speak better than someone who has been watching kdramas for 6 months only and nothing else😭😭😭 again thank you so so so much for taking the time to write this comment and helping me, i'm so grateful🙇♀
it's very easy. A piece of cake.
와~ 한국어 정말 잘하시나보네요!! 😀
5초만… 너무 빨라 ㅠㅠ
이 영상으로 잘 공부하겠습니당
어….죄송해요.. 다음에 테스트 만들 때 시간을 좀 더 늘릴게요.
I have to review a lot of topics hahaha because since A1 to B1 I got correct 3 answer correct in each one hahaha I have gaps in my knowledge D;
Three correct answers in each level are a good sign. Very good!! 😊
I am at the level A1 😭😭 how can i improve it please tell me please 😭
Oh, please don't get discouraged. You can do it! 😀
First, think about what you want to improve: reading, listening, speaking, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, etc. At the same time, consider your goals for the next 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year.
Once you know what you want to achieve, start focusing on that first. Let your interests guide you from there.
Personally, I believe that whatever method you choose to learn a language, you should enjoy it. I know it sounds cliché, but it's so true. There are no right or wrong ways to learn Korean. So try this and that and find some ways work for you.
Take a look at these videos that might give you some ideas on where to start.
ruclips.net/video/RYf7R5KziF0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/75Bw1H-1lsY/видео.html
Hope that helps. Feel free to ask me if you have any questions. 😉
@@justlearnkorean Thank you so much 💜💜
I got C2 level, but I don't think that my korean is that good, maybe like B2 or smth
말씀하신대로 C2라고 할 수는 없다 그래도 한국어 실력이 꽤 좋은 것만은 확실한 거 같아요!! 😀
새해 복 많이 받으세요! I wish you health, happiness and success! I wish that your 2024 be filled with joy!
새해 복 많이 받으세요~ 😉정말 정말 감사합니다. Very kind of you~~ I also wish you health, happiness and success! 😀
@@justlearnkorean 감사합니다!
I got three wrong! Happy ❤
와~~ 정말 잘하셨네요!! 한국어 공부 비법이 뭔지 궁금해지는데요..😀
Im not even A1 :(
Don't be discouraged. ☺ 화이팅! You can do it! 😀
I got about 21 right . Im not in C1 level i just guessed some of them . I think im in b1 level . But thank u . It was on recommended videos so im going to subscribe this channel
너무 너무 감사합니다.
와~ 정말 잘하셨네요! 😀 감사합니다~ 도움이 돼서 기쁘네요!
@@justlearnkorean 감사합니다. 정말 열심히 해요.