This is exactly what I needed Thank you ma'am 😊

Just wanted to discover some Non KPop korean music since I dont enjoy Kpop but wanted to give Korean music a chance since thats what I did with Japanese music and Im in love with a lot of it

Excelent explanation

Thank you for explaining this. 😊

The problem that I am now experiencing is that I can sort of read Hangul, but I don't know what I am reading. I know the pronunciation, I think, but I don't know what I am reading. Quite the conundrum.

one of the best lessons on YT! thank you!

Are you hear me? Why have you stopped uploading video

Thank you for your amazing description of the surname "Lee* Your explanation was very interesting. Gamsahabnida 🇰🇷

When I started learning Hangeul, it seemed easy and logical to me. The more I learn, the more I feel like I'm doing complex calculations in my head, when I'm trying to read 😂

Since i’m a beginner, I would say sino numbers are used more often , I will learn to differentiate later

If I want to say "I can't run fast " so can I use "저는 빨리 못 뛰어요" instead of "제가 빨리 못 뛰어요"

Very well explained. However, it would have been nice if you had included some examples of Korean words using these different sounds as well

"Shake it Off" by Taylor Swift Pre-chorus of the 1st verse 캔트스탚 원트스탚 모벤! (Kaenteuseutap weonteuseutap moben!) 2nd part of the 2nd verse Taylor Swift who wore funk jacket: 캄단신 언마언! (Kamdansin eonmaeon!) Friendwomen except for Taylor Swift: 단신 언마언. (Dansin eonmaeon.) Taylor Swift who wore funk jacket: 카메카모 스가 스고! (Kamekamo seuga seugo!) Friendwomen except for Taylor Swift: 모은 스가 스고. (Moeun seuga seugo.) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nfWlot6h_JM.htmlsi=KK9QJYkkZguyeAzy

This video is amazing! 😊

i love u

Thank you so much! All I really needed to know was the placement of the tongue, but I appreciate your attention to detail. A small correction: as a native English speaker, I can assure you that I do NOT protrude my lips when pronouncing j or ch, unless the next vowel is a long o or long u. “Jar” or “char” do not move my lips, but “juice” or “choose” do seem to move my lips prior to the voicing of the vowel. Either way, I don't think it affects the way the j or ch sounds to the listener!

Question: Perhaps ㅅ sounds like English "th"?

I watched several of your videos about similar sound consonants. You explained them so well and scientifically. I will not forget them the way you explained. Much appreciated for your efforts and time for preparing such excellent educational video clips.

To me, spanish speaker here, it is easy to say.

사랑해요.

thank you!

After 20 minutes of research, this short video was very compact but super helpful and just what i needed! 너무 감사해요~

Thank you , it’s very clear !

Hi , every one , i bought a electric piano from a surplus , could someone help me in translating few indications on the Keyboard .i could post a video or picture of it. Thank you

I wish you were doing more. And did I hear a cat purring?

That was the hardest part for me in grammar !! Thank u so much you are the teacher that all students looking for ❤❤

thank you sooooo much I was struggling so bad, I watched ten videos, red grammar books, exercises books etc but none explained as good as you did, in depth, but not confusing, again thank you so much !!!!

gamsahamnida

Tikka masala really is a great example I got the whole point from it, thank you

More comparisons with Chinese please, the 빠 八comparison was GOLD . Can you do a comparison between 鸡 其and 지,치? I suspect there might be some parallels there

It would really help for you to say all three directly in a row again and again so we can heat the subtle differences

선생님 감사합니다 🙇‍♂ That was the best explanation i've seen so far. Helped me realise my pronounciation was bad, like ""일꺼요"" with a tense throat instead of 읽어요, etc. Thank you so much !!

Perfect explanation. Sometimes it can be a bit unsatisfying to be told that it's "just an exception" or "that's the way it is now" but knowing that it SHOULD be following the rules but that over time things changed in the language is honestly a good explanation. Languages change and evolve over time and although it can be frustrating for beginners to see these rules they were just taught be broken, it is very interesting regardless! Thank you again for the explanation. I'm very satisfied with the information!

I feel so sad to have just discovered your channel now, only to see you haven’t uploaded in 2 years. I hope you’re doing well! Your content is perfect in explanations while catering to an intermediate audience in an over saturation of beginner content on the internet. Thank you for these videos.

Yes, we have no bananas.

POV it is 2024

This was very helpful! Thank you!!

Hey Noona, I just subscribed to your channel. 😊👋 I am from Singapore watching and learning Korean from you. 🇸🇬👍🇰🇷

God, this is freakin’ complicated for just numbers. Why didn’t Sejong King just say, “You must use native system or die”? 😂😂😂

Why do you replace 누구 to 누 when there is a 가 in the sentence?

Go on, say the other word for “you”

Watching from Philippines

Does anyone speak chinese here? Im wondering whether ㅈㅉ ㅊ are similar to chinese q and j in pinyin, i wonder if i can just shortcut by saying 지 찌 치 as 鸡， 期 or something

Very helpful! I was missing the proper placement for the tip of my tongue

These videos are so helpful. How did you learn all of these phonetics? Did you go to school for language? Anyway, thank you :)

What about the "excuse me?" that a Korean person would reply with if they felt that something someone said to them sounded offensive and/or wanted them to clarify it?

Thank you very much for explaining this point!! I was really confused 😵‍💫...... that was really helpful!!😆😊🙏♥️

감사합니다! 정말 도움이 됐어요! 🙏💞😊

I want go give gku thumbs uo in gour videos, but I don’t see that opfion. Am I overlooking how to like your good and informstive videos?🧐

감사합니다!