1600 Words Every Korean Beginner Must Know

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Very useful for beginners! I admit as a native Korean speaker😆 Who loves Korea more than the Korean language?🇰🇷

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Me😊

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Love you both Choi Sistesr

[@zetiawatijeacquline6875]

정말 고맙삼니다 . Do i write it right? I learned writing from this channel. I can't thank you all enough. Once again, 고맙삼니다 😇😇😇

[@redstring6613]

고맙습니다 is correct, very good!

[@zetiawatijeacquline6875]

曺弘鉉 hehehe thank you for the correction. 😇🙏🏻 i'll learn more and harder 😁 고맙습니다

[@LumiKang]

@@zetiawatijeacquline6875 if you were trying to say thank you I think it's written 감사합니다

[@qwer1999]

고맙습니다 and 감사합니다 both correct

[@redstring6613]

@@qwer1999 sure thing. Right that. Thanks.

[@EKongE]

It`s so good to listen to before I go to bed! ^^

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Yup

[@rumor2073]

I know it's been 1 year but good for you though, everyone should do this.

[@carystrunk5771]

This video should explain what is a noun and what is a verb. For example, the word "park" in this video refers not to a park where you have a picnic, but what you do with a car. Next time, try using the infinitive (to go, to see, to park, etc.) instead of just a single word.

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i have started learning Korean with KoreanClass101 for a week. Korean is my third language. It is really easy to understand and get the language, even by yourself.

[@Goldentear2011]

Very useful for newbie, Thank you very much

[@mylifehasbeen99betterafter57]

i have no idea how i will memorize these lol

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who is the person in the thumbnail?

[@hey_Eymie]

Thanks . It's so helpful especially for a beginner like me... 🙏

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Thank you for your work🫶🫶🫶🫶

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Thanks

[@yinny]

화이팅~! 💛💜

[@Niliank]

This is so helpful

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Should I listen to this while sleeping because someone said it works better while sleeping

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Yeah

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Yes

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Sri Hello good Morning Thank you sir I am from Pakistan

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It's the most beautiful video to watch in Ramadan 😍
But just I want to know what is this dialect that we learn here??!!

[@tahaa200]

I think it's standard Korean

[@Allyseria]

Thank you for the video!

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Hi this is good 👍

[@l_na]

난 이걸 왜 보고 있는거야 ....?
I'm/this/why/see/....?
Why am I see this ....?
나는 영어 공부나 해야겠다

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How can someone learn more than 1000 words it is realy possible ?

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You know English ..

[@julissaalonso8445]

U probably know 1000 English words

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알 수 없는 유튜브 알고리즘 :)

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Wow so basic word and useful

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Woow..

[@laislacerda1801]

Why does "guilty" sounds different at 1:30:00?

[@AfnanZzz]

minor mistake

[@uttamkumardey7135]

Can anyone help me to understand where to put the vowel next to the consonant and where under the consonant???
Is there any hard and fast rule!?

[@nadirah6365]

If the vowel is written horizontally then it goes underneath, if its vertical then it goes next to the consonant

[@uttamkumardey7135]

Thanks @Nadirah Alam

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@@uttamkumardey7135 no problem ^^

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Who else is trying to learn Korean for BTS?

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Me too :-)

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Me three

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me not

[@yinny]

화이팅~! 💛💜

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Me

[@czarinnaleahrellon3275]

When it says chicken i thought its kuku. Bentley from return of superman says kuku if its chicken..

[@carolineoriama1201]

Chicken in the kiswahili language is actually kuku

[@tariqm6083]

i really don't understand the word choices for beginners.

[@elmu7509]

닭 고기 chicken like this?

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meoktta dakgogi

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닭고기

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죽제 is festival, yes?

[@roseyrosee]

2:53 Lol-

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졍말 고맙습니다 am i right?

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정말

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1:31:45 owo

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1st view

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[@thekeywitness]

Random words aren’t that helpful. They’re better learned in some logical order. Like all of the finger words, then arm, shoulder, neck, head, etc

[@mudio1780]

Don’t waste your time with this clip. Just a random bunch of words . You won’t remember. Need vocabulary to have some context. Such as topics word list. For beginners stuff, in your environment or general activities.
Sad that this wasn’t setup for benefit of potential customers.

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Third viewer

[@judith8161]

Not very useful for a total beginner. The words are in no meaningful order. Basic words everyone needs to know in a new language include the most common verbs - including auxiliary verbs if the language has them - along with pronouns. Only then can we add substantives to the vocabulary. Also, in order to learn a language from scratch, I need to know the dominant word order in full sentences: is it subject-object-verb, subject-verb-object or any other order? This video is only helpful for pronouncuation.