How I study Korean vocabulary | 한국어 공부법
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- In this video I explain how I usually study Korean (without a textbook, using a reading book). This is aimed at intermediate learners who have a good knowledge of Hangul and Korean grammar. Feel free to share your Korean language learning tips in the comments below!
고급 한국어 교과서가 잘 못 찾아서 대신 이렇게 책을 읽으면서 한국어 어휘 배웁니다. 이 영상에 제가 어떻게 공부하고 있는지 보여 드립니다. 한국어 공부하는 분이시면 댓글에 어떤식으로 공부하시는지 알려주세요!
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A great video! But what really impresses me more than your technique is your commitment. With this kind of consistency, I feel one can use any technique and learn Korean, or any language, successfully.
As a native Korean speaker who learned English first and then started on German, I feel like learning a language is like riding a subway. All you have to do is to stay on the train, and it will take you to the next stop... and the next one... and the next one... and you will keep moving forward. The problem is that people get off too soon. If they'd known all they had to do was not to get off, they would have stayed put. Lack of faith is the biggest enemy of learning a language.
But I see that you don't plan to stop any time soon. 계속 높이 높이 날아오르시길 기원합니다^^
Wow to study german is really hard. I am annoyed by just writing texts in german when i have a test is school. The grammer is pretty hard and even people who speak german as mothertongue get annoyed of it. I want to study korean i just can read in korean ...No matter i wish you good luck with learning german😉
Please excuse my writing mistakes
Emilie's life I am German and I get tired of some German texts as well and to be honest writing in German and talking is really different becauseany native speakers don't talk as they write. I am actually studying Korean at the moment as well as English and Spanish, which I learn at school. But I think that Korean is pretty difficult. I already learned how to read hangeul and I should start to learn some grammar and vocabs now but vocabularies are gonna be the death of me 😂 How far are you with Korean?
Miri. Way. Style i am not so far in learning korean i have got the basic grammer and i am starting now with the Vocabulary wich is my death too. Korean is not that difficult but for us germans it is difficult because we think to difficult because our language is hard😂 don't know if you know what i mean😅
Why we communicate in English when we can write in german?😂
Hoff du hast alles verstanden was ich gesschrieben hab...eine Frage hörst du auch so gerne K-Pop wie ich oder bin icb die einzige?😅
Emilie's life Haha hab alles verstanden. Deutsch ist echt schwer sogar für Muttersprachler manchmal lmao. Ich würde am liebsten die Sprache direkt flüssig sprechen ohne groß Vokabeln zu lernen. Die sind einfach nur ekelhaft 😂 Ja, Kpop mag ich auch sehr gerne. Was ist deine Lieblingsband? Ich mag BTS, Blackpink, Red Velvet und Twice am liebsten. Und du so?
I love that you actually SPEAK Korean, as opposed to lots of people who claim to speak a language, but they've just memorised a few phrases and recite them to other speakers of that language. It's also wonderful that you can read and write as well, so you're immersed in the entire language, not just speak a bit here and there. Hangul is easy to learn because it was designed that way, but you still have to practice it and be familiar with it. Well done!
haha, maybe that's a kind of some tracks
well, knowing as little is better than nothing lol
coming for someone who is actually self teaching themselves korean for about 5 hours a day, hangul is not easy. The basic consenants and vowels, i learned them in about 2 days, but the double vowels are kind of tricky, and dont get me started on batchim, I have never been so confused in my life. Anyways it sucks that korean is this hard because it has literally been my dream to speak and understand korean fluently for the past 9 years. Anyways wish me luck on this long journey of want to kill myself everytime i find out that a consenant has a weird pronounciation once placed in a certain way.
@@moonaya7328 everyone has different definitions of easy though. in my opinion learning hangul was probably the easiest writing system ive ever learned. i soaked it in really quickly including remembering batchim. the hardest part for me was learning the grammar and understanding how to conjugate verbs. but in my opinion learning hangul and batchim through self teaching is very easy to do
@@oceana311 yea ofc im not generalizing just sharing my experience. I speak fluent english, french, arabic, and spanish so adding another language to all that is very tricky. I am going to korea in a few weeks and will be taking korean lessons. Hopefully I will be able to at least have basic communication skills by the end of my stay
Whenever I start losing motivation to study, I come back to this channel. All the lists and notebooks and vocab get me all excited and ready to study again lol.
Your handwriting looks so natural! Mine looks boxy and unnatural, but I'm trying to get better.
Iris Same for me
Loll
Same for me
mine did too, but the more you write the more you learn how to write smoother if that makes sense haha
Relatable!
Wow. How are you practicing pronounciation? I'm Korean but im impressed. Your pronounciation is so good. I almost can't find American accent from you.
that might be because she's not American, she's from South Africa. But I agree her pronounciation is still very good for a non-native speaker
@@hannahdutoit6497 You can hear some American accent when she speaks English though; she might've went to international school in South Africa?
I went to a local school in South Africa but American schools in Dubai and Pakistan!
I got interested in Korean at 11, but I didn't start intensively studying until 3 years ago? Actually improving and such~. Howtostudykorean is my favorite website because I'm obsessed with grammar (which is why my vocab is low, though I am going through a 청소년 book I bought a month ago!)
Carita Reid I looove grammar too! That website is great. Keep going! 💖
I have no idea where to even start with..can you please please help
@@jinastronaut8254 U can start learning hangul.. the best apps i think is lingodeer.. really helpful
I’m Korean and I’m impressed by your Korean accent and handwriting!
헐,, 한국어를 배우시는 분이 이렇게 많다니..
Your study method is excellent. I have several notebooks a well. I'm using the Ewha Korean series as my primary study book. I do use 2 other books for extra grammar explanation, vocabulary, phrases and example sentences. I have one notebook for vocabulary, one notebook for verbs, grammar and sample sentences, and one notebook for common phrases. I reference a few phone apps as well. Rather than having my primary cell phone cluttered with my language apps, I purchased a cheap phone from Walmart, and use that for all my language apps. This may sound extreme, but it helps me a great deal.
+alady4asia that's awesome wow I've never heard of a separate phone for language apps! That's brilliant!! 👏
i really hope i can afford to buy a new phone just for learning languages...cause my phone now are full with other apps😭
💜🖤You're the goat!!
One phone for apps is GENIUS!!!
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I cram vocab, grammar, phrases and etc. In one notebook 😅
thanks for sharing
I was stationed in Korea over 50 years ago. I learned enough to get by on the local economy to include some reading and writing. Recently I encountered Korean drama which has reawakened my ears to the language. Sadly, there is no nearby Korean community, so I content myself with RUclips videos to build vocabulary and to practice writing. I hope soon to be able to start on Korean news stories. I doubt I'll reach your level, but I love the sound of the language, so I plod on.
So fascinating to see how you study Korean! Korean sounds so interesting, would love to study it too in the future :D.
i've been actively studying korean for maybe two weeks, but first i learned hangeul in october last year which really helped me in terms of pronunciation and grammar structures. what i found that really helped me with making my handwriting seem natural is writing down song lyrics. i'd take my favorite songs and write them in hangeul, sometimes i'd take sample text or kpop idols' notes. i also picked up some quirks - my ㅁ isn't connected like it shows up on screens, as well as ㅎ, ㄹ, ㅈ and ㅊ. as for grammar, i started with the website talk to me in korean and so far, it's going great! i have a separate notebook for grammar, one for practicing my handwriting and one explaining differences and similarities of certain verbs and nouns. for vocabulary, i look up the topik vocab list or commonly used verbs and nouns and try to create my own sample sentences for grammar structures i learn off of ttmik website. i think this is too of a passive way to learn a language, so i try to surround myself by korean in all ways possible - since i can't change my phone to korean, i changed instagram to korean and in a matter of days, i learned more words than i did just listening to songs. oh, that's also one of the ways to surround yourself with korean! if you aren't already, you should try and get into kpop. you can also listen to podcasts or radio shows, watch korean dramas and movies... here's to learning korean in 2019! 🎉
Oh, I LOVE this. I'm very much a beginner but everyone seems to recommend apps for learning, and though I can use those, I prefer paper as well. Right now I'm taking notes (grammar, context, etc) and making flashcards, but once I get to a more advanced level I'll absolutely be trying this. Thank you so much for sharing!
I also do this with Portuguese news articles and it is a great way!
Firstly, I read the article as a whole and at the same time I highlight words that I have not learned as of that moment. When I am finished reading the article, I add them to my vocabulary list in my notebook and add the rightful translation as well as some example sentences to give the words more context.
In the end, I review the words that I have written down in my vocabulary notebook and I start reading the news article again. It really helps me to learn the new vocabulary in context + it showcases your progression on learning new vocabulary as well by understanding the news article a bit more ^^
Love your videos Lindie :D
와.. 마취영상보고 한국어 진짜 잘하신다고 생각했는데 이렇게 채널이 있으신 분이셨네요..! 아니 한국어에 영어에 일어까지..!! 진짜 너무 대단하세요. 읽기 듣기에 쓰기에 말하기까지 가능하신게 진짜 너무 대단하시고 부러워요ㅠㅠ 전 언어에 관심은 많은데 공부를 어떻게 시작해야할지 모르겠어서요ㅠㅠ앞으로 이 채널 덕분에 많은 도움 받을것같아요! 앞으로의 영상 기대됩니다! :) 항상 잘볼께요..ㅎㅎㅎ
마음 따뜻하게 하는 댓글 너무 감사합니다. 영어 공부 꿀팁 영상 좀 있는데 보시면 영어 공부 열정이 생겼으면 좋겠습니다! 앞으로 많이 놀러 와주세용!
와 이붐이 그분이구나..
화이팅 ^^ 언제 한국어 배우는 거을 시작했고 사용하는 resources대해서 좀 설명해주시면 좋은 것 같아요.(저는 한국어 잘 못해요... ㅠㅠ)
I’ve been learning for 3 months now? Yeah...Kinda lost motivation but Korean vids like yours get me hyped up about learning Korean again
How long have you been learning Korean for? How do you study?
린디 Lindie Botes been studyung for 2 years and still working hard on it!!! 화이팅!
린디 Lindie Botes i do something similar but instead of a physical notebook, i use anikdroid.
'Officially' a week. With someone via WhatsApp who I met using HelloTalk. We call and have talks for over an hour and I practice saying words and sentences. I've already learnt the present, past, future. We also use the TTMIK app.
Fabulous video as always!
only for 4 months but i stay motivated !! 화이팅~
뭐야 한국어 처음에 설명하실때 말하는거 봐도 너무 잘하시는거 아닌가용,, 대박
Girl, so fabulous to see a fellow South African doing big things on this polyglotic note! I've been the biggest fan of Korean culture since 15( hello K-drama and your terrible habit of getting me hooked :/ ), but only after coming to uni did learning the language and meeting Koreans my age become a reality. Im 24 now, and only juust starting to get focused on the actual poetics of learning the language. Wow. The power of Korean drama just makes you do the craziest things! All the best in your endevours - I hope our paths cross soon! So much love from sunny Pretoria! XX
I sort of do the same thing! But instead of writing vocab out multiple times I'll type out new words into a document, so that when I encounter a word I think I've seen before, I can search for it easily in the document. If it's already in the list, I know it's used frequently enough that I should probably pay more attention and know it. I do this because I don't really like memorizing vocab lists haha. I get new vocab from variety shows, articles and textbooks.
I use a similar method with Japanese. I can understand Japanese dramas quite well, but when I come across a strange word, I write it down and look it up.
I'm currently using web dramas to learn Korean
Whitney Chakara which one is your favorite?
@@LindieBotes love playlist is pretty good
Learning Korean will allow you to understand and sing along with K-pop songs, which means that you will be one of the strongest artists on KTV nights. You will also be able to understand Korean dramas. Korean dramas are commented on in a similar way to Mexican soap operas. I believe that learning this Korean language we can get to know the culture and the way of communicating and it would be very good for you to make more videos about Korean and if the difference between the language of South Korea and North Korea
Lindie I can bring you some textbooks back from Korea in Feb if you can wait that long :). Thanks for the study tips, I'm still learning steadily.
Rean Combrinck we shall talk!!!
I’m not trying to learn korean right now; I’m actually learning traditional Mandarin Chinese, but your language videos are SO helpful. Thank you!
The hardest to learn
According to Google!
한국어 발음 정말 좋으시네요
이 정도면 외국인인인지 한국인인지 절대 눈치채지 못할 것 같아요 ㅋㅋ
한국말 하셨을때 너무 자연스러워서 놀랐어요..
This was great! I have major organization issues and I think having notebooks for specific things in one language is a great idea.
It's always interesting for me to know about how people learn foreign languages on their own way.
I study 📖 Japanese by saying the word over and over again in my head until I know the word but i don't know about Korean but it will most likely work and ummm I draw a lot of anime so I don't really have time to study hard at all but if your a busy bee 🐝 like me this might work oh and you can write the words that you learn on a piece of paper
@컬크도도 한국인입니까? 나는 중국인입니다.
저는 한국어 공부를 좋아요.
근데 참을성를 있습니다, 말이 빨리 배우고 싶어요. 그리고 많이도 배우고싶은데. 어려운있습니다. 교과서와 책을 쌀 수가없습니다. 그리스에 한국 선생님은 없습니다. 저는 모든 것을 혼자야 돼요. 이것은 제가 피곤한 만들어지는
TheSkeletonTheme Correction: 저는 한국어를 좋아하기 때문에 열심히 공부하고 있습니다. 더 많이 배우고 싶지만 그리스에서는 한국어를 가르치는 선생님이 없을 뿐더러 교과서와 책을 구할 수 없기 때문에 많이 힘드네요.
저는 한국어 공부를 좋아해요
그런데 참을성이 없어요. 말을 빨리 배우고 싶어요. 그리고 많이 배우고 싶은데 어렵습니다. 교과서와 책을 살 수가 없습니다. 그리스에 한국어 선생님이 없습니다. 저는 모든 것을 혼자 해야 해요.
Your Korean skill is not bad.
유툽채널 지금은 한국어를 잘 말할 수 있어. 예전에 한국어를 그저 열심히 배우기 시작했다. 그래서 많은 실수를 저질렀다. 책을 없었어는데, 지금은 많은 책을 샀어요. 그리고 매일 공부하고 배우고 있어요.
그럼, 나의 실수를 고쳐 줘서 고마워요
TheSkeletonTheme 없었어는데가 아니라 없었었는데 예용
I have been studying Korean on and off for 2 years. I'm ready to start putting in more effort and speaking with language exchange partners. I want to be fluent in Korean and Bulgarian.
Your korean handwriting is even better than me 😂😂
Hoon same lol
Same my korean handwriting is ugly
진짜 대단하십니다.. 응원해요!!!! ♥️
린디, 저 이 방법으로 영어 공부 해야겠어요! 최고!
와, 한글 글씨까지 예쁘게 정말 잘 쓰시네요. 대단하십니다 진짜
Great video! I can't agree with you more that Learning vocabularies should be done in a sentence and context. No wonder your speaking is as good as your reading and writing!
한국어 발음, 억양 너무 훌륭하세요!!😊😊
So helpful to see how you organize notes. My notes always wind up looking like my brain - a scattered mess!
omg...your pronounciation is sooo damn good, how did you learn this? did you watch lots of korean series and films??
this video is awesome!
Reading books in the language you want to learn is the way to go! I remember reading books in English when I was younger and I would just plow through them even if 50% would go straight over my head :D but that's how I learned! I've learned that I learn the best when I just throw myself into the language, so reading or listening without any help even though I don't think I'm proficient has been the most beneficial for me. I remember the first time I finished a book in Swedish and thought "hey, I actually understood 90% of that!" - it was a great feeling! I've started learning Korean but I don't think my level is ready for books yet, but I'm hoping to get there one day!
린디 한글 글씨가 정말 예뻐요. 영상 재밌게 보고 가요~
Omg ur hand writing is so neat
언니가 저보다 한국어 잘하는거 같아요....
I am Korean. Her Korean is better than mine
It's impressive! Very organized and creative. Thanks for sharing 👌🏻 👍🏻 😊
저는 지금 거의 1년반 됐는데 저 원래 공부 아이 못하는 편이라서 친구들이랑 자주 얘기하면서 그렇게 배웠어요.ㅋㅋ 공부는 못하긴 못하지만 요즘 시간이 좀 많다니까 책을 읽으면서 한국 라디오나 좋아하는 음악을 듣고 새로운 문법이랑 단어를 배워요. 요새 기분이 좀... 우울했는지 안 했는지 모르겠지만 언니 덕분에 채널 보면서 많은 도움도 받았고 또 자신감 넘쳐요! 고마워요 진심으로, 태어나줘서 감사합니다 ㅋㅋ 완전팬!!
Hanna, England
흑한나 XANAAN 한국어 진짜 잘하네요! 자기에 맞는 공부법도 잘 찾은것 같네요. 앞으로 공부 화이팅하고 자주 소통해요 우리!
한국인인 저보다 한글 잘 쓰시네요...ㅎㅎ 언어적 능력이 선천적으로 뛰어나신 것 같아요! 대단하세요 정말!!
Even though I watched this video nearly a year ago I have recently begun using your notebook setup and writing example sentences. It is sooo helpful to understand the meaning and have it actually sink into your brain!
참 열심히 공부하시네요.. 대단합니다~ amazing~
"It's okay cuz I love paper."
Me: waaahh ur inspiring genius gurllll
영어 공부를 하기 위해 역으로 이 영상에 왔습니다
대단하십니다 정말
Man~ I love your handwriting!
한국어 발음이 되게 좋으시네요! 정리도 되게 꼼꼼히 잘하시구! 저도 외국어 전공자라서 공부하기 힘든데 공부 팁 얻고 갑니다 :)
린디는 언어천재인듯, 타고난 재능과 노력~ 노력은 배신하지 않는다^^
I love your advice
Just recently discovered your channel! You have inspired me to learn more this language! ❤️
와..... ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 네이버도 쓰시네요!!!! 발음도 진짜 좋으세요!!!
뭐라그라는지는 모르겠는데 중간중간 들리는 한국어 발음 진짜 좋네요 구독 누르고 가요
+강혁준 감사합니다잉"
Hey how’s it going? I’ve watched some of your videos because your Korean is so impressive. I’m leaving this comment to tell you a little bit about the word 바른말. Some Koreans might consider 바른말 a bit negative despite its meaning which is truth because it refers to words people say could hurt others because it’s true. For example, let’s say you’re a queen and one of your men is against your new policy to implement saying that what you’re trying to do would put your people in danger or something like that. You don’t want to listen to this 바른말 because you don’t want to be wrong. And 바른말 from 고운말, 바른말을 씁시다 has a different meaning from the one I mentioned above. This one means formal, polite or grammatically correct language because 바른 means “right.” Hope this helps.
우연히 여기 왔다가 글 남깁니다. 좋은 영상에 감사드립니다. 한국말 잘하시네요!
만일 한국어 공부하는 데 TIP을 하나 더 드리면, 혹시 컴퓨터(PC)를 자주 사용하는
편이면 한글 자음,모음이 있는 한글 키보드를 구매하고 Microsoft word 의 한글판을 사용하면 맞춤법 및 쓰기의 교정이 가능합니다.
한 번 참고해 보세요. 그리고 한국어를 사용하는 사람과 한글로 채팅하는 것도 문장을 빨리 습득하는데 도움이 될 것이라 생각됩니다.
Hello :) I'm Korean. Your Korean pronunciation is really good. 🤩👍❤️
I personally use Quizlet to study vocabulary because I can mark the words I don't know and specifically repeat those 😊 I love using notebooks for grammar! (For French I use them to repeatedly write down irregular verbs)
I've been waiting so long for this lol
한국어 배우기 쉽게 이렇게 영상까지 만들어주셔서 너무 감사해요.. ♡
How to study korean is a really good website to learn korean, i use lingodeer too
진짜... 학구파다.. 교수야 교수 한국말 진짜 잘해
your handwriting is so pretty!
I am learning korean and japanese at the same time and its only my first day learning hangul! I will come back in a week to tell you my progress
Its been 3 weekssss
@@vanessamagalhaes9553 yeah I gave up korean in the end since it was too much for me
너의 사투리 진짜 사랑했어요 😍
How do you write Korean so perfect?? Like your handwriting is just stunning! My korean looks like a 5-year old has written and the letters are just big and waay to spacy between them lmao
Your Korean is so good. Respect from Korea
나는 당신을 사랑합니다. 실제로 도움이되고, 더 많은 언어를 배우도록 격려해줍니다.
英語の勉強にとてもやくに立ちそうです。ありがとうございます
I use the Naver Dictionary app. It comes in handy.
Thank you soo much!! for explaining really well I enjoy your videos and you speak Korean so well which inspires me....I am going to start learning Korean letters😄
Who doesn't have korean books, you can use lingQ. It has lots of sentences and texts you can read ;D
한국인으로서 우리나라 말을 배우신다니 멋지네요 😭
글씨체 너무 예뻐요 ♡
한국어를 정말 열심히 하셨네요
공부 하신 한국어 공부법
제가 영어 공부 할때 적용해보겠습니다^*~^
You are such a pro at speaking hangeul😀Teach me your ways!
한국어 엄청 잘하시네요!!!
훌륭하십니다~~~ 노력은 결코 배반하는 법이 없지요~~~ ^^
한글자막도 있으면 좋겠어요
영어도 조금 알아들을수 있지만 한글 자막도 있다면
한국어 배우는 사람과 영어 배우는 사람 모두에게 좋을것같아요 ~^^
I loved your method and I will use thank u for share with us ❣️ I loved your notes
헐...저렇게 언어공부해야하는데.. 게으릅니다 ㅠㅠ
Your handwriting is very beautiful.I like your lectures.
Wow. Your pronunciation of the characters are amazing. Especially ㄹ. I wish I could speak it as well as you, I am only a beginner. I’m not sure how to grow much In pronouncing the symbol/letter.
I've been learning Korean for about 1 or 2 days, I've gotten as far as memorizing most of the alphabet and knowing how to say "tooth" and "child" 😂 Hey, every word counts. I just decided to learn it so I could compare it to Japanese, which I'm still learning.
완전 대단 하세요! 타고나신듯 해요!
선생님 사랑헤요...
힘내요! 글자 이쁘다 🐱
대단하시다는 말 밖에~~~~
저는 헝가리 부다페스트에서 교환학생 했는데 헝가리어는 커스넘 밖에 모르네요.... 수업을 영어로 들었지만...
대단하세요~~~!!!
I like your approach to learn Korean. I would like to recommend and invite you to learn Korean with popular K-dramas.
한국어 발음이 좋습니다~^^
i hope i get as good as you when speaking korean one day!
Great video! That's pretty much exactly how I go about studying French. :D And by choosing increasingly difficult literature of varying genres, I'll never run out of material to use. I also like to read books on topics I'm interested in that I'd want to read in my native language anyway. Adding non-fiction to my routine that way adds some variety to the writing styles I'm exposed to.
As I get better, I do tend to get lazy with the writing down of example sentences, though. But as long as the process is somewhat enjoyable, I think I'm efficient enough. It's awesome to realize that just by reading engaging material and looking up some words here and there, your command of your target language improves and you get to learn new things about a subject area of your choice. :)
Tanaqet you're right! It seems we have a similar method! I don't read a lot of fiction but these days I'm becoming more interested in it. What French books do you enjoy?
I started out with the classics that everybody always likes to recommend, such as Jules Verne, Alexandre Dumas, Albert Camus, Emil Cioran, Jean-Paul Sartre, and so on. For modern literature, the Prix Goncourt is a great way to get exposed to innovative styles. Personally though, I actually read a lot of non-fiction on business administration, finance, and statistics - topics relevant to my degree. But those can get a bit boring after a while... Thankfully I'm very comfortable with French now, so I can benefit from the rich philosophical and poetic tradition in France. I read poetry and philosophers like Foucault and Voltaire, which is way more engaging than I'd thought. Apart from French news sites (which is where I do most of my reading), they provide me with most of my material. :)
As I said, for fiction it's always worth looking at French literature prizes that are a huge thing in that country. There's also a lot of African French literature that I sadly don't know much about, but that seems very promising.
와우 노력이 정말 대단하시네요! 항상 화이팅!
WOW Korean is easy but inside of it have to know lots of things I want to advise you to read Korean literature,if you want some more words try to read Old one would be hard to read but you can learn lots of words or watching korean news is gooddd
Sorry for my english level thanks for read it ^^
또 다른 팁은 처음 보는 단어의 의미를 대체적으로 파악하는 방법은 글자마다 의미를 생각해 보는 것인데 그 이유가 한국어의 대부분은 한자바탕으로 만들어진 각 11글자마다 의미를 담은 한자 같은 것이여서 각 글자가 대체적으로 의미하는 바를 기억하고 계시면 좀 더 쉽게 익히실수 있습니다.
당신의 재능이 부럽습니다!
린디씨…저보다 수준높은 한국어를 구사하시는 것 같네요..
자막 올려주세욤 ^^
영어공부하는데
참고하려구요 ^^
그냥 영상속에 기본으로 있는 자막 기능 키시면 나와요. 영어발음이 워낙 정확하셔서 거의 다 맞아서 공부하는데 문제없을듯 하네요
자막 있으면 더더 좋겠어요! ㅎㅎ 지금도 좋아요 영어공부도 되고!