you're language goals!! 🙌 im inspired to study Korean harder after watching this. i have a question about a word you used around 16:44 "...가지고". i've heard ppl say that and the Korean subtitles put "어/아서" instead, so im guessing it's similar to that meaning or at least more casual version of the same thing. but could you explain what it means? ive been searching for a grammar lesson on that and i can't find anything 😭
I know this video was mostly about Ryan, but man, huuuuuuuuuuuge props to Kenji for having the courage to expose himself to such a big audience, it's not easy to do something like that, and being only a month and a half in? he's on a great way
I hope Kenji can see this comment. I would like to extend my regards to him. I am a Filipino too and been studying Korean near 6 months already. I've also found out that Kenji is a Once too, and so do I!
Huge props to Kenji, I wouldn't have had the courage to expose myself like that when I was this early in my studies. Hell, I'm even now hesitating of submitting a clip but Kenji and Ryan really did a good job here
I'm from the Philippines too. Kenji is amazing. I've been studying Korean for more than a year now and still hasn't found the confidence. As for the 오 어 sound, I definitely find it hard too. When speaking Tagalog or especially both of my native tongue (other Philippine languages), I don't even notice or care much about the difference of o and u. Learning Korean made me more aware of that. 오 우 어 is still hard for me now.
oh wow Kenji is incredible! not only is his Korean good, he is so brave for sharing that after such a short amount of time!! ive been studying Korean for a little over 2 years and the thought of filming a video and sending it to anyone, let alone a teacher, is pretty nerve-wracking. and ive even lived in Korea, too. huge props to you Kenji! you inspire me to be brave in my language learning. i predict you'll advance in your Korean quickly, with how willing you are to push yourself out of your comfort zone. 화이팅!
Hi Billy. I'm here because of Kristel Fulgar. I watch here latest vlog. On her channel. She said she learned a lot about korean just because she always watch your videos. That's why I subscribe to your channel coz I want to learn some of korean language.too. thanks for this videos. God bless 🥰
All these people are so amazing, Ryan's Korean sounds so good, I wouldnt know how to grade him XD it's perfect to me And Kenji!!! 1 month and you already sent a video, that's a great step already! it was great too, I've been studying longer and wouldn't dare to do it yet, I should follow your steps
Im here because of Kristel Fulgar! ❤️ I've been decided to learned korean language, i know how to write and read hangeul but sometimes some of phrases confused me, and kristel fulgar recommend this channel and now im thankful i found this youtube channel ❤️
kenji being so cute when he nervous lmao imma imagine myself sending a vid of me speaking korean probably gonna start it with 안녕하세라고 and mix everything XDDDDD (yes that's not a real word )
just bought your first book :D can't wait to start learning xD the writing i mastered easily watching your video on it. I just need some help with pronouncing them correctly. it's kinda different from what i'm used to from Japanese(been studying it for 15 years)
Hi billy I just want to thank you! I’m going to order your book and I’m so happy to have found channels that help me learn this beautiful language! (Yours and miss Vicky’s) I’m planning on using her videos and your books for my learning. So just thank you! This is my first few days learning the language. Much love ❤️
안녕하세요 선상님 빌리! I remember you made a video saying learning grammar with kpop isn't ideal. Maybe an idea for a video series is looking at some kpop songs and interpreting each lines faulty grammar and recommend how to say it?
Me: doesn’t it make sense to put spaces in between each word? Also me: *forgot that we’re talking about Korean, in which seemingly nothing is easy* 😂😂😂 Thank you for this video!! ❤️❤️
Nah, everyone learns differently - not just at different speeds but in different ways. It's better to compare yourself to yourself in the past, and not to others who are learning a completely different way than you might be.
15:58 That sounded so similar to the recorded voice of the IPA chart to the point that I thought you're the one who recorded the vowel pronunciation for the chart. 😆
can anyone help explain a word that i heard around 16:44 ? "...가지고". it sounds related to "어/아서" but i don't understand the nuance. is it a slang thing?
It's a spoken version of "because" that's similar to the ~서 form. I talk about that here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EWWYaoQl7AA.html
I want to leave a comment to Ryan and Kenji both. I'm not an English speaker so my English is not good. Please be understanding of that. [to Ryan] 8:54 그거 사과사(社 : company) 꺼잖아요! It's the Apple company's one! 빌리 선생님께 사과하세요! You should apologize to Billy! Just a Korean joke :) (사과 : apple, apology...) [to Kenji] 13:49 저도 만나서 반가워요! Nice to meet you too! 한국어를 한달 반 공부했다고는 믿을 수 없을 정도네요! I cannot believe that you learned Korean for about one and a half months!
