1000 Words Every Korean Beginner Must Know
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2020
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I really thought this would be words that you would use on a daily basis but agriculture? And that word for afraid that I already forgot , I was afraid of that😂
That was a great word play right there 😂😂
5:46 the voice says door but the word is backyard
I just wrote down all the words + hangul + Roman . Took me 1-1/2 day. 😛😛😛
Can you tell me where you collect all 6000 words of vocabulary and Hangul+roman
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You should write the adjectives under their forms of the verb for a person who starts to learn Korean, is more difficult for this person to understand how verbs work. Cause there are a lot of exceptions in the Korean conjugation.
The particle 는 is used to indicate the theme of a sentence but when it is connected to a verb, it turns it into an adjective. It all depends on the category of the verb because in Korean there are 3: verbs of quality, action, and existence.
Here I focused on quality verbs, they have the same function as an adjective in English like "to be great, to be fair, to be beautiful, etc..."
I will take the verbs from the video to explain the grammatical expectations to you at the same time.
I will not go into detail on the subject, you will learn what you need to know throughout your learning process. So for people who are really beginners here is how to dissociate, the verbs and their nouns in this video :
Example:
단단한 - infinitive form: 단단하다
졸업한 - infinitive form: 졸업하다
It's for the verbs which end up by 하다.
무거운 - infinitive form: 무겁다
아름다운 - infinitive form: 아름답다
Verbs that end in ᄇ다 look like this in their adjective form.
배고픈 - infinitive form: 배고프다
틀린 - infinitive form: 틀리다
We tend to get caught up in the grammar very quickly and that a much more successful route is to just memorize words - build a foundation with words and then start to understand how they're structured grammatically. So even though you're not wrong and that's a very important aspect of understanding the language. It's not the goal of this video.
It's helpful. Thank you.
It's helpful for me and my family... Thank you
I'm gonna helpful with this lesson and studying this. Thank you very much 😊😍💖❤💙💚💜
Great!!
Thank you I am very improved in korean only with you💜💜💜💜💜
It's helpful .
I learned English now I am going to learn Korean
How is this different from other collections from you such as 1600 words, 1800 words etc?
Armies 💜💜💜
BANGTAN SONYEONDAN
19:34
Dont mind my time stamps🤗
Why did you need to remember chalk🤣🤣
I was learning a number of words a day
감사합니다 선생님들, 이건 비디오를 너무 좋아했어요!
i can translate what your saying but i cannot understand HAHHAHHHA. And i am very slow.
Let me have a test translating it.
Gamsahamnida sonsaenimder, igon bidiorer nomu jueahaissoyo
i dont know if its right HAHHAHAHAH
@@SetAnrk yeah good job~~!! If you keep working on Korean I bet you can do amazing! Hwaiting!
@@stolenheartxx1777 Thank you HAHHAHA i have just started this week so im not that good yet
@@stolenheartxx1777 i only know the 21 vowels (and how to pronounce it), basic consonants (and what they pronounce in english alphabets), double consonants. But i dont know the meanings.
@@stolenheartxx1777 But i know one
Most of the words are easy because they are mosly like english words☺☺
When to use in sports, 하다, 치다 and 타다 . Could you please make a video,
Why 하다 after football , 🏀 and ⚾️.
Why, 치다 after 🎾,🏸 ⛳ 🏌️♂️
Could you please make a video
치다 means to hit. Think hitting a tennis ball, a shuttlecock, a golf ball, etc. You wouldn't say you hit a basketball. Although for baseball, it might just be a language quirk in collocation. 치다 is also used when playing piano or playing guitar.
At 1:22:45 the audio doesn't match the phrase, I think she was saying 두려워하다 instead (= to be afraid).
I think- batchim rules apply there
So like different pronunciation from what is written
@@flwqsomeuwu2174 korean is not like english, it can't be read different from what is written. there are only a few exceptions but 받침 rules don't make it sound that much different. it's basically a wrong audio which appeares more than once in the video
Ok but why does letter J has only few words and L has like 50
I DID IT
져가 산 위에 있 어 요
I made some progress 😁
Isn't cheek 뺨? And blood 피?
Yes
I am going to listen to this everyday until I can every word
How’s it going? 😄😄😄
@@TheTekinha15 I totally forgot about this commitment is hard
I understand that! I feel the same way so when you replied to my reply I remembered ooppppssss I gotta study LOL I feel like we should try to hold each other accountable via this comment section 🤣@@elileh685
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ah yes my favourite most common words agriculture and accountant
Ik like wth 😂
But are those words formal or informal?
The verbs in this video are the verb stems you have to conjugate it to use it in a sentence
Who is learing for bts
Me 🙂
@@lsol-singteachkorean8513 🙋me
who isn't learning for bts? no one
Me
Me