3 Tips for Memorizing Korean Words The Korean Unnie Way!
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missed you Unnie!!!! It’s so good to know you’re back and doing well :) I cant wait to be apart of this next chapter with you !!
is anyone else not a little concerned with what's going on recently? The introduction of the divinity content, alongside the fact that she's shooting her videos in different locations from before, with worse camera and audio equipment. I'm almost worried if she's been ensnared by some sort of a predatory sect.
I have handwritten sticky notes and put them everywhere in my place 🤣
for example on each door is a note that says 문 or on each mirror is a note that says 거울 because I kind of keep forgetting the word mirror. So everyday when I come across the notes I start reading them and link the word with the object it is attached to 😄
Sometimes I also form a super basic sentence with the word like
저는 문을 열어요
👍🏻 That's a great strategy. I used to do the same for quite some time. It really helps.
I also run around calling things by their Korean words.
Yes, sometimes people look at me like I'm crazy if they overhear me. lol. It's a great conversation starter. It really can help as well though.
안녕 친구! 🙂
I have the same!!!
I wouldn't actually say to TRY and make mistakes... rather, we should TRY using the language more frequently and be willing to learn from our mistakes. We make note of them and recall that the next time we use those words or sentences. Great video, Unnie!
As always great to see a 한국언니 with suggestions to learn Korean better. 감사합니다!
Eonnniii... so happy that you are back... love all your videos..and thank you for uploading such an amazing video... stay motivated 😁😀
Hi Unnie! I am so glad that you're back!
So happy you're back!!!
Happy Moon Day, Sohyun!
You are such a good teacher n I really like that u explains everything so well ^-^
You’re back 🎉❤. So happy .
Yeah, Korean unnie is back. 😆
We missed you a lot! You are still so cute and funny as you were. Keep it up!
I never thought of writing down words and phrases to help with memorization. I expect it will help tremendously!
My lovely unnie is back🥰
thank you teacher for the advice
너무 너무 감사합니다 소현언니!!❤️❤️❤️this was very helpful! Love and support from Bosnia 🇧🇦
thank you so-hyun-nim
Thank you teacher your really came back 🤭💜 we extremely appreciate you
더 이뻐진 언니👍🏼👍🏼
YOU'RE BACK!!!!
Yeppeuda korean unnie...thank u for your wonderful video tutorial I learned a lot of phrases and vocabs.
thank you so hyun
Thank you Korean unnie.♥️
안녕하세요 언니~~~!
I know exactly what you mean!
I sort of hit a wall when I got to where I needed to start building my Korean vocabulary. It wasn't as fun to me as learning the rules and the way it's used and actually the philosophy behind the language.
So I have been stuck learning for quite some time now. Even though I flew through learning how to use the language.
Because it isn't as exciting and fun I have cut way back on the amount of time I put into it.
So I started working on developing a way to correct this issue.
I started doing it in categories instead of a random list of words. I picked a category and like family or body or home items and made a list of words I wanted to know on a page for each category. Then I went to work looking up the Korean for each word.
This way I was having to write it all to help with deep, long term memorization.
I also run around all day calling things I know by their Korean words.
I've picked back up on my learning quite a lot!
Hope this helps.
Much love to you all!
안녕히가세요 친구들~~~!
thank you sohyun
누나! 오랜만이에요. Ma’am you helped me so much I am glad you are back.
I love you unnie
Girl you are GORGEOUS just saying
thank you so hyun, you are agreat teacher
Nice video. I enjoyed it! It’s good to see you.
Thankyou 👍👍👍❤️
Got to know you from Learn Korean with BTS and I've subscribed you ever since. You really inspire me to learn and want to know more about, not just Korean language, but the culture as well. Thank you for coming back and continuing this journey with us! 감사합니다 언니 💜💜
OMG UNNIE I MISSED YOU!!!!
how do you know i need this😭😭thank you so much unnie💖
Unnie i love you and your content u helped me with my Korean so much thank you so much 💖 💗 💓 💕 😘🥰🥺
thank you teacher , you look pretty
Mnemotechnics or mnemonics is another good way helpful in making vocab more memorable. For complex or less frequently used words for example. An amazing but relatively unresearched area. Even for me, even though I love its potential, especially for learning a language.
As for this language, at times things get in the way and something ends up being put on hold. But Korean Unnie is there to keep us on track, focused, inspired and tightly 'tied' to the Korean language. Thank you!! 🙏
연습 하면 할수록 실력이 늘 거고 까먹지 않을 거예요. 그런데 매일이나 주마다 어떤 걸 배우기는 진짜 중요한 것 겉아요. 아니면 시간이 좀 걸릴 거예요.
Korean Unnie Way는 잘하는 방법이에요! 한국언니함께 공부하는 것이 최고예요! 정말 수고하셨습니다!! 항상 파이팅하세요!!🙏💪💙
thank you teacher
so K-Unnie is giving out free hugs?! 😁😍🤣😂
Thank you for sharing. That will help me, because I want to visit South Korea.
No.2 was how I learned my English lol I was born in the US but moved to TW at 8, many of my ABC friends lost their English thru the years but I maintained it because I was still into US music & movies, I was memorizing lyrics from BSB to Eminem, not only it kept me familiar with the language but it also improve my writing during exams!
I returned to the US after 15 years for Grad school and everyone thought I was a domestic student lol
Hii Unnie 😊😊 You're My best Korean teacher 🥰
thank you, good video
Been some time now since I was taking Korean more seriously. but, because not many Koreans are here, I have had to switch to Vietnamese. I was sad at first but then realized it would be for the best if I am going to help people with what I know. Xin cháu.
Thank you very much for these very instructive videos! I really need first to win my laziness and invest more time and concentration in learning and memorizing. For sure your method of keeping things fun and engaging helps winning against a natural tendency to be too passive and not effective. One thing one could do (and I should do it as well) is to turn our phones and laptops language into Korean, including navigator and so forth. This can be a Hell at first, but I believe it can be very useful on the long run. Thanks again and congrats for the very high quality of your channel!
@Study Korean Together A few days ago I switcher my phone's navigator to Korean, feeling quite confident that it wouldn't have been so complicated because I could simply follow the map in case I couldn't understand the voice instructions. I was too optimistic. I suddenly needed to choose an alternate path and to set up some constraints like avoiding highways... and I was totally lost. It's now back to Italian, but I am going to dare retrying soon 🙂
Moon sohyun you are soo pretty
Good morning dear
Nice share
감사합니다
thank you
Writing down a word over an over, or practicing digitally with spaced repetition apps (e.g. Anki) really works. At some point your brain just gives in and finds it less annoying to just remember it.
I missed you!!
Oo.... Your back
좋은영상, 감사합니다! 🙏🏻
ps: This is the first time I've actually spelled out a word on my own. (Took me 1 minute ㅋㅋㅋ)
Unfortunately I don't have enough time to fully committ to learning Korean, since I'm already learning Japanese and Chinese, but I set myself a goal which is to be able to have some basic smalltalk by the end of the year.
I've been watching your videos for a while, despite not even actively studying the language. Keep up the good work! ✨
Woahhh best of luckk you're doin great 💗
@@zohamalik2329 thank you so much! (:
I love the new location ☺️ 좋아요
omo johayo 😂😂nice 💜💜💜💜💜
You look so beautiful, and that's give me motivation to learn Korean
This beautiful vedi0 is one about and tell als0 Korean culture is profoundly influenced by Confucian principles and this pervades not only personal lives, but also business. Confucianism supports group harmony, respect for elders and authority, the importance of family, friendship and ancestors, and also, tradition.
Great language learning hacks! Despite these tips agree language learning still requires hours of practice and being ok with making mistakes.
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helloo ım big fan of you and tysm for helping me to learn korean💗💗
On Tip #2, my wife and I are both really into Extraordinary Attorney Woo. And yeah, we can definitely use the bonus tip there lol.
thnk you ,nice o see you
Even at nighttime, there is sunshine all around us.
thank you, you look nice
nice to see you, imiss you
Hi 문소현, On the suggestion of making mistakes when using the wrong words and then asking for ideas of future content gave me an idea that can help not only English learning Korean but the other way around in the same setting. A new word for me I had to deeply explain with my native speaking friend came out to be 상호보완한다, which has more precision than the word 'complement', and used in the context of how different English and Korean are from each other. Just trying to commutate this idea with him was difficult because I just translated "complement" directly and it didn't make sense to him when I said "the languages complement each other". With this in mind, it would be neat to have a "We don't say this, we say this" kind of video on vague English expressions or words that are said differently than what we expected if we translated them literally. Perhaps we can have a place that we can put down some of these. I have spotted some of these right away when watching Kdramas with English subtitles, and I'm willing to bet many people who have advanced on this learning journey can think of other words or sayings that have caught them by surprise as well.
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소현씨 즐거운 추석 보내세요!
Welcome back Red Rose,🥀
Unnie when your drama Is coming
you said it in your one of the video🥰❣️❣️
Unnie so beautiful 😻
I just started getting into Korean music and now the phrases "안녕이라고 말하지마" and "아! 옛날이여" won't leave my head XD
I am new to this channel. In a month and a half I will be moving from Los Angeles to Gangnam to teach English. I am terrified. This channel has given me a lot of confidence moving forward. I listen to these videos everyday after work. Thank you so much ❤
Are you an English teacher? What would I need to begin teaching English in Korea since I'm already here and English is my only language. Thanks
@@shhsdhdhdhdhdh2544 This will be my first time teaching any subject. The only real requirements were a bachelors degree and native level English. My degree has nothing to do with English/teaching. Good luck!
Yes! My girl!
한국 언니 감사합니다
Im interesting the korean language.
Thanks 누나 🥰 필리핀는 사람 이 얘 요😘
You are so beautiful. I really missed your videos. Do you think learning to touch type Korean makes a big difference with your Korean studies?
New video "Inside the music world of KPop and the industry." Insider scoop from KU possibly?
매우 귀엽고 매우 도움이됩니다. 감사합니다! 🥰
After long time
Ty for teaching this! But like I don’t have a clise one to hug and memorize 😭
I love Korean girl, it's beautiful 😍
남친한테서 한국어 단어 많이 배웠어요 의미 잘 이해하는데 영어로번역못해요
영어보다 한국어 더 잘 하게 됐어요
(여기 뭔가 잘못 썼으면 지금 새벽3시라서 잘 쓰기엔 너무 졸려요~)
Ilove u unnie from Philippine
Fun fact i am french and while trying to learn the basics of the korean language i also improve my english :)
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Love from Bangladesh ❤️
감사함니다, 서현선생님! 외웠어 정말 어려워요.
Although Takeshima was definitely recognized as a Japanese territory by the San Francisco Treaty in 1951, South Korean President Syngman Rhee subsequently drew a line called the Syngman Rhee Line. He also occupied Takeshima militarily and killed the Japanese indiscriminately. This is definitely not forgiven. In addition, Japan refused all three times even though Japan applied for an international trial to South Korea three times to solve the Takeshima issue.
Dokdo was a Korean territory before Korea was annexed by Japan in 1905. There are many historical records about it. And the San Francisco Treaty does not clearly recognize Dokdo as either Japanese or Korean territory. There was a fight because Japan tried to invade Dokdo again after losing the war. However, from the perspective of Koreans, they defended their territory. As for killing people, there were many people who died when Japan ruled Korea, what do you think about it? Shall we talk about what happened? And since Dokdo is Korean territory, why should Korea accept international trials? The Korean government's position is that if the trial is held, Korea is much more likely to win by historical records, but it is beneficial not to accept the trial because the Japanese are working at the high level of international trials, Japan's lobbying, and its influence is greater. Likewise, Japan has not responded to an international trial of the Sengaku Islands, which China and Taiwan historically claim to be their territory. Isn't that the same reason? And Japan also has a territorial dispute with Russia. Japan is the only country in East Asia that has territorial disputes with three countries. And guys, there is a lot of information on the Internet. Please do not just believe in the words of the Japanese right wing, and at the same time compare it with the claims of other countries based on historical records and evidence, and analyze them in a serious and conscientious way to get closer to the truth. You will learn many new facts, including attempts to distort the history of the Japanese right wing.
@@Unknown-un5pu It's a Korean made story. Originally, there were Japanese people living in Tottori Prefecture on Takeshima, but the Koreans massacred them and took the territory.
You're soo pretty 😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks uunnie
Unni can you please teach us from starting
Did you live in the states?
Hi Unnie! I have join the links but its a bit confusing how to use it? Kindly reply me i really wanna use it😁.
Regards Amat
Thank you
I think if I had a Korean yoeja chingu as pretty as you maybe I can memorise things faster 😅
When will you make a new video?
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Video starts at 3:22
안녕하세요 언니 쉬나입니다 저와 제 친구들이 한국어를 배우고 공부하는 데 도움이 되는 비디오를 만들어 주셔서 감사하다는 말을 전하고 싶었습니다.
I mean my name is Sheena Unnie
I’m part Korean so thank you for this 💙
people will look at me weird if I say random korean words while hugging them... :P
Korean unnie pls help me. I want to sign up to your website but it says i already have an account but it’s my first time. I tried resetting my password even though I didn’t even have an account. It didn’t even work. Please help