It's time for the long overdue conclusion video for my Korean project of 2023! Note that the interview part of this video was actually recorded around the end of September... Sorry it took me so long to upload it; I'm back in nomadic-mode and constantly travelling again, and my ADHD brain never set aside the couple of hours it would take to make sure this had captions.
As always in my projects, the goal was to push myself and I'm pretty pleased with the level I had after just a few months learning the language, despite not reaching fluency, and especially because this was my first project after mostly recovering from many difficult things in my life like clinical depression.
This video is completely unedited (other than adding the intro in English, and putting subtitles in), unscripted and unprepared, so you can get a true idea of what my actual level was like.
Nyota was my fav teacher by far, and you can tell from this video how helpful and patient she is! If you want to book a session with Nyota yourself, first, sign up to italki using my link for $10 free credit at fi3m.com/italki and then go to her teacher account www.italki.com/en/teacher/305... .
For 2024, I'm travelling through Brazil and elsewhere in South America, so be sure to follow my social media accounts to see how that's going, especially / irishpolyglot / languagehacking and / brasirlandes and / irlandesastre .
And if you'd like to get coaching from me and other members of team Fluent-in-3-Months, we have a Bootcamp where you chat with me every month, and get all our best tips and resources for your own intensive project. Check that out at fluentin3months.com/bootcamp
Here's what we covered in the video:
00:00 Intro (English)
02:26 Start of chat in Korean
03:18 When did you come to Korea?
04:16 Why did you come to Korea?
05:54 What is Korea like?
08:09 Has your Korean improved?
10:27 Where did you like in Korea?
13:53 What surprised you in Korea?
16:37 Where are you going next?
20:19 Goodbye!
15 июл 2024
