Native Korean Speedruns Duolingo Korean... Again (but it gets weirder)

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another round of speedrunning Duolingo and teaching Korean at the same time let's gooooo
(and don't forget to watch these below)
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@OllehRebelz 10 месяцев назад

If you want to learn how to write Korean, look no further: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FqSxX1Gcqi8.html

@GoTtaLoVEeEliFeEeE 9 месяцев назад

they did another huge update its totally different i would love another video of these series 😃

@mei8647 2 года назад

“careful! one more mistake and it’s over” is terrifying only when the words are accompanied by a smiling and waving owl, knowing the owl takes your mistakes literally

@hithxerecustomer555 Год назад

You: What’s over Duo: I’m glad you asked… You So… Duo: Your *lief*

@LuvSqx Год назад

@@hithxerecustomer555”my lief?, oh no, u made a mistake in English. U swapped a e and f. Now your life must be destroyed.”

@hithxerecustomer555 Год назад

@@LuvSqx "Oh theres not an A so your life is equally destroyed"

@LuvSqx Год назад

@@hithxerecustomer555 “You don’t understand. You forgot to put a period. Now you are destroyed.”

@nightglide_ Год назад

Squid Game

@charlie-mariet3749 2 года назад

You need to do duolingo Korean to English. I can't speak any other languages but I'd love to know how much they screw up English

@hotteststays143 2 года назад

Oooh I second this I bet that would be super fun to watch!

@yaksokupjm 2 года назад

I’ve done the first bit of it cuz I’ve learned like BASIC bits of Korean and it’s a bit clapped lmao. I showed a Korean online friend my Duolingo work I’d written down and they were like “who Tf is teaching you” 😂 and this is when I realised Duolingo is a bit funky but good for like nouns and SOME things

@maxinecalyptus1639 2 года назад

Yes please!

@mistxcloudz5069 2 года назад

@@yaksokupjm it's good when you study from other sources and fact check things, I'm studying Japanese and I've almost mastered hiragana because it helped me start, it's kind of trying to get me to start katakana already though

@mokaryn 2 года назад

@@mistxcloudz5069 gl on kanji tho i suggest not using duolingo for that lol T-T

@PhiVaGoo 2 года назад

Level difficulty: - Easy - Normal - Hard - Duolingo

@c.lineofficial 2 года назад

haha!

@Hoduuyyyyyan 2 года назад

-asian

@kai_5275 2 года назад

😂

@huntno 2 года назад

-Emotional damage

@chri-k 2 года назад

@Native Mobey - Asian duolingo

@eggyolkjpeg 2 года назад

I'm german, lived here my entire life, it's my first language and yet i have failed at completing the german test 10 times in a row now. They really marked me wrong for translating "salat" to "salad" and not "lettuce", I'm so tired

@jos-josradvanji6203 2 года назад

I actually looked that up and apparently "salad" is when you speak about preping a salad .. like.. a gastronomic term and lettuce is if you speak of the thing itself when it hasn't been made into anything. So if you went shopping you would shop for lettuce and if you made food out of the lettuce you say you made a salad.

@eggyolkjpeg 2 года назад

@@jos-josradvanji6203 .... i know. the sentence i had to translate was "Der Salat kostet 5€" and in my head 5€ for a head of lettuce was way expensive. it'a much more likely to get one of those "to go" salad thingys where you have everything in a box & just need to put it together. i've just said german's my first language and i don't wanna sound bjtchy but you know i think i should know more about my own language than someone who just googled a word

@jos-josradvanji6203 2 года назад

@@eggyolkjpeg Deutsch ist auch meine erste Sprache also bitte halt dich zurück mit deinen Vorurteilen =_= Und was ich gegoogelt habe war nicht das deutsche Wort sondern Gründe warum nicht beide Wörter akzeptiert werden in diesem Fall. Ich wollte nur nett zu dir sein. Duolingo ist dafür bekannt, dass sie oft Synonyme und dergleichen nicht anerkennen, obwohl es genauso stimmen würde. Deswegen war ich neugierig und hab mir die Zeit genommen das genauer nachzulesen. Aber anscheinend bin ich auf eine Person gestoßen die Hilfe und Ideen nicht gerne annimmt, sondern lieber alles besser weiß. Auch gut.

@eggyolkjpeg 2 года назад

@@jos-josradvanji6203 ok erstens mal du hast gesagt du hast das Wort gegoogelt. woher soll ich wissen dass du deutsch bist, kann keine Gedanken lesen. und komm mal von deinem hohen Ross runter. Ein einfaches "ja ist halt scheisse" hätte auch gereicht. Ist halt nett dass du helfen wolltest aber bringt mir halt jetzt auch Nichts mehr

@Sayan_over 2 года назад

Duolingo says you're wrong for using "this" instead of "that"

@HansDonsolle 2 года назад

I just watched your first Duolingo Korean speedrun and suddenly you upload a continuation to it? Magnificent! Really enjoyed these kind of videos - entertaining, well-edited, and educational. Btw, can't wait to see a future "all-legendary speedrun" in a single sitting... you won't, hehehehehe

@gimmewater1652 2 года назад

Same ! 😂

@sierrahamilton632 2 года назад

I just watched the other one yesterday 💀

@cuddlecreeper8 2 года назад

Same

@kaorichan7671 2 года назад

Same

@goodmeteorologicalmorning4754 2 года назад

Same here 😂

@gormauslander 2 года назад

One thing I've always hated about duolingo is that it doesn't prioritize real conversation. I'd like to learn how to ask someone to grab me something, but no, I must first learn "I am often an apple"

@kateemma22 2 года назад

You gave the Duo owl exactly what that little psycho wanted: pure chaos.

@katashworth41 2 года назад

When my BIL was learning Latin they had a weird obsession with drunk parrots. That damn owl has a strange personal life 😂.

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

*Please read pinned:* *I've seen so many people comment "For marrying, doesn't fiancé/fiancée/bride/groom work?" No. When I said there are different words for different genders getting married, I meant there are different words for the “act” of marrying itself. Thanks.*

@JokeHatesItHere 2 года назад

Yo I caught this comment the same day it was put out

@Keelyn1984 2 года назад

So its more like the difference between "has his bachelor party" vs. "has her bachelorette party" but as a verb? Where both basically mean the same but are called differently for each gender?

@alamikaszewicz7199 2 года назад

in Polish we also have that but it’s more about to what gender you’re getting married to, then what gender you are, so if you are marrying a girl you use ,,żenić się” and if you marry a man you use ,,wychodzić za mąż”. You can use neutral ,,brać ślub” (wich directly translates to ,,take a wedding” btw)

@frauleinbird 2 года назад

I think this difference exists in Latin too. But it's been ten years since I had it in school.

@valentinatyukosova9676 2 года назад

@@alamikaszewicz7199 Slovak has something similar too, but slightly different. For a man marrying (supposedly a woman since gay marriage is still not legal here) we have "ženiť sa". The female equivalent is "vydávať sa" and this is also used as the gender neutral option e.g. when talking about both the bride and the groom together.

@StarRoseAngelic 2 года назад

I love these vids. Please make similar ones. Maybe criticizing english subtitles to korean shows on netflix? Or explaining the missed nuance of certain expressions in those translations? I think that would be cool.

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

I like this idea, maybe for a future video haha

@victoryb.5437 2 года назад

This idea would be perfect. I personally heard that the Squid Games english subs were pretty off, not only because of the translation but because non-koreans can't pick up on many of the korean-specific cultural references so i would be interested on learning more from a native's POV

@sannaengman912 2 года назад

@@victoryb.5437 Yes the subtitles for squid game didn’t expöain enough so you unfortunately miss a lot unless you speak korean :/

@thursdayschildhasfartogo 2 года назад

@@sannaengman912 bastards

@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg 2 года назад

THOUSANDTH LIKE

@KM-fm7pe 2 года назад

I’m learning Korean with Duolingo and all of these problems were obvious to me even as a nonnative speaker. It’s so frustrating when they count me wrong for English phrasing when it could be phrased multiple ways correctly in English. Or my favorite, when they say I got the article or pronoun wrong WHEN THEY DIDN’T EXIST IN THE KOREAN SENTENCE! I use it because it’s good to have something to use for daily practice and to learn more nouns in a structured way but I would never recommend it as the sole means of learning.

@ayoayo1044 2 года назад

what would you recommend?

@e.5112 2 года назад

english is just one of the weirdest languages to translate to. I speak spanish natively and learnt beginners japanese in my first yr of uni and it is so difficult to get the context that is present in both languages when English lacks that context.

@Bloomingtide 2 года назад

@@ayoayo1044 Not OP, but i use duolingo together with lingodeer and eggbun, both of the latter go way more into detail with the grammar and explanations and tbh, with only duolingo i would be lost/so confused as it does not explain a thing it makes you do in the lessons. I also use Drops and avocards for vocab training/learning new words. I think duolingo is a valid tool to use for learning, but you should always supplement other "sources" and means to fully learn the in/outs of a language. Especially since duolingo has a very hands on approach without giving you the bg as to why you are doing what you are doing.

@OneEyeShadow 2 года назад

They should really have a button "I think I'm still right" that you can click in those cases that makes it count as correct.

@kabobawsome 2 года назад

@@OneEyeShadow It literally used to and they removed it.

@Shirley36 2 года назад

The thing about calling your relatives differently whether they're on your dad's or mom's side is also present in Chinese. Except in Chinese, it also changes according to whether they're older or younger than your parent who's directly related to them. Also relatives from marriage are referred to differently as well depending on which relative they're married to

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

Yeah same in Korean

@Shirley36 2 года назад

@@OllehRebelz oh cool! Honestly it's really irritating to remember, especially at large family gatherings like the Lunar New Year lol, I'm sure Koreans feel the same too then

@saumyaa65 2 года назад

It's there in Hindi too. In fact we basically call each relation with a different name.

@abida7675 2 года назад

same in bengali

@manouna3075 2 года назад

in arabic too! mom's side is (romanized ofc not gonna download a new keyboard) khâlto and dad's side is 3ammeto for an aunt and all that stuff

@slycordinator 2 года назад

My favorite weird example on Duolingo Korean was where it had you translate "저는 친구를 던지지 않습니다." to "I don't throw my friends." All the comments on it were that it's probably an idiom for saying you get rid of your friends; throw them away. I was pretty sure they were wrong. So, I decided to read it out loud to check. Me: 저는 천구를 던지지 않습니다. Wife: 뭐라카노?! 뭐라카노 means "what was that?" / "Pardon me?" It's the same as "뭐라고?" in standard Korean. But her tone felt more like "What the hell are you talking about?"

@carbonara4810 2 года назад

ㅋㅋㅋ

@Favmir 2 года назад

Heavily regional dialect as well, so it would be something along the lines of "Whatcha blabbering about?" lol

@birdeynamnam 2 года назад

@@Favmir Yeah, the only place I’ve hear 머라카노 is BTS’ “Paldogangsan”/“Satoori Rap”

@paperart0 2 года назад

@@birdeynamnam and in jessi's nunu nana LMAO

@briannaperkes3875 2 года назад

@@birdeynamnam ahhh I knew that sounded familiar lol

@alaaazzam9851 2 года назад

It's crazy how I discovered your channel yesterday through the first Duolingo video and I hoped you'd make another one ~ 채널 너무 멋있어요!

@eliastta437 2 года назад

SAME

@Mrs.park_parsley 2 года назад

SAME here! :D

@luvvi_1 2 года назад

Same!

@alex-ju2bd 2 года назад

내가 처음 봤을 때, “맛있어요” 읽었다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 미안

@alaaazzam9851 2 года назад

@@alex-ju2bd ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@cuteypetz 2 года назад

I love how I'm so familiar with Duolingo that I knew that the "last life" isn't really a last life - was just waiting for the look on your face when you realised!

@BloodMoonCosplays Год назад

On the app it is, this made me so mad when I noticed he got a nonexistent fourth heart 😂😂😂

@Jo-dk9my 2 года назад

The chaotic energy warning should be the thing that flashes above my head when I meet people-

@veronicainkorea 2 года назад

Just watched both your speedruns and I am SHOOK that they updated the course and added more checkpoints. I had no idea!! Now I can't brag that I finished the Korean language tree anymore 😭 Time to get back into it I guess

@kdpak 2 года назад

> Now I can't brag that I finished the Korean language tree anymore Lmao same! I had to remove this 'achievement' from my LinkedIn profile 🥲But hey, I was ecstatic when the tree got updated cuz completing the previous tree really put a big void in my daily life and I was upset.

@EleanorXia 2 года назад

I tried learning Korean through English on Duolingo for a year and eventually gave up. Too many weird and useless vocab, too many vague and niche K-pop references, and a lot of times the English translation just doesn't make sense. Now I've switched to the Chinese interface of Duolingo and am learning Korea through Chinese. It's so so much better!

@badhatharry4323 Год назад

I wish I could do that .. native German speaker here, I'm three months into Korean from English and I realized it's useless. I don't care whether the whale touches the elephant. I need to know how to introduce myself and how to count to ten you dumb owl

@RoseofRedwall 2 года назад

Me speedrunning duolingo Chinese and being like, “Nobody says it like that but ok.”

@bluebirdeyes 2 года назад

I'm not a native speaker, but I've been learning Korean since 2012 and when Korean first came out on Duolingo it was so bad... I sent in a ton of reports when they kept (incorrectly) marking me wrong, and they actually took most if not all of them! I like to think I did my part in testing it out and improving the accuracy of accepted translations lol. I feel like it's okay for vocab and stuff, but the grammar is totally whack. A friend tried it for a bit and kept coming to me with grammar questions because Duolingo just did not explain haha

@nineplustentwentyone26 Год назад

2:40 I was wondering why there would be a difference between the "ant" on the father's side and the "ant" on the mother's side UNTIL I REALISED HE SAID AUNT 💀👍🏻

@akuabaryeh5181 2 года назад

i quite literally just watched the first duolingo video and subscribed and i was like man i hope he makes a new one soon and two second later i see you post a new video

@rem9748 2 года назад

SAME lol

@Jo-dk9my 2 года назад

OMG ME TOO 😂

@80greaty 2 года назад

Usually the brand new lessons on Duolingo have a lot of errors, it takes a while for them to start accepting multiple correct answers

@RoxcityCSM 2 года назад

in Russian "getting married" is also different for men and women. for women it's "выйти замуж", and for men it's "жениться"

@frechjo 2 года назад

Funny thing (because a planned language could have avoided it), in Esperanto it's also different: "edziĝi" (become a husband) or "edziniĝi" (become a wife). From "edzo" and "edzino" ("husband" and "wife" respectively), plus the iĝ- suffix (meaning "to become"). (This might change, with the current trends in the language about gender). In Spanish, "casarse" (get married) is genderless, works for anyone. AFAIK, the normal way to say it in Chinese is also genderless: 结婚 (jiéhūn).

@Ginnfyoknd Год назад

It’s actually not about the gender of the person getting married, but the gender of who they’re marrying. As in, жениться is get a wife, and выйти замуж as get a husband. So a man marrying a woman женится, but the same man marrying a man is выходит замуж, an vice versa for women

@RoxcityCSM Год назад

@@Ginnfyoknd are you telling ME this or other people who might read this? :)

@Ginnfyoknd Год назад

@@RoxcityCSM possibly you and definitely others. You said it’s выйти замуж for women but actually a woman can both выйти замуж or жениться depending on who they’re marrying (or maybe I got confused about your message and it was what you meant, in which case I’m sorry)

@RoxcityCSM Год назад

@@Ginnfyoknd well, since it's not legal for a woman in Russia to жениться (and vice versa), i didn't care to mention it. but yeah, originally that's the distinction

@madelynngilbertson9302 2 года назад

This may sound stupid…but you should try “learning” English from Korean on Duolingo.

@Lufia4 2 года назад

Ooooh I second this!

@Toywins 2 года назад

He said in another comment that he was going to do it in another video, it's gonna be interesting! 😂😂😂

@is.a.bell88 2 года назад

i wanted to do this from the German thing and I couldn’t find it I think😟

@falconeer4382 2 года назад

It makes so much more sense to have separate words for grandparents on each parent's side. We have them in swedish too. Grandpa on father's side is called "farfar" with means father-father and Grandpa on mother's side is called "morfar" which means mother-father.

@Vickynger Год назад

so is it mormor and farmor for the grandmas or...?

@falconeer4382 Год назад

@@Vickynger yes, mormor is maternal grandmother, farmor paternal grandmother. I think those are the right terms xD

@starrstruck 2 года назад

6:45 I remember my friend getting this question, and they put "Ten years ago the lake was chocolate"

@arisasworld6800 Год назад

that sounds so cursed

@veryferalthing 2 года назад

they gave you a heart attack, and to make up for it, they gave you an extra in-game heart, to make up for the real-life heart that you lost in that moment. these videos are very very funny (and educational!), i cant wait to watch some more!!

@user-xi2ct8of2l 2 года назад

as a non native for both languages, sometimes i knew how to translate the korean to my 1st languange but i got confuse when translated it to english or vice versa... duolingo really strict to the literal translation.. I often failed just bcs i forget to put "a" or "the"......

@benedekborvendeg32 2 года назад

In Hungarian regarding marriage, you can also differentiate by gender, although you usually do it by differentiating what gender the person is getting married to, but you can also do it as what gender is the person who's getting married.

@patrick1020000 2 года назад

Yeah the problem with Duolingo placement tests (like you had the train/car window question) is that it comes from a lesson plan about train vocabulary. So without knowing that question comes from that module, it can be interpreted in different ways

@HittyLee 2 года назад

this is actually entertaining and educational! goodjob :D

@OllehRebelz Год назад

A lot of you have told me there's been a massive update, so I revisited Duolingo Korean again... again. (Part 3): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ah1H3d6RTh8.html

@blngu Год назад

Hello

@eunicekim9542 Год назад

@@blnguhello

@KumeSumigawa Год назад

3:47 actually this difference also exists in Chinese. There's quite a lot of similarities in terms of lexicon in Korean with Chinese, cus you know, loanwords from China...

@SoftballRulez871 Год назад

I'm new :D

@flawyerlawyertv7454 Год назад

🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

@rem9748 2 года назад

This video made me laugh so much 😂😂 And I learnt a lot too. Thanks for uploading!

@goodmeteorologicalmorning4754 2 года назад

Really cool video actually. Distracted me from my anxiety! Thanks lots and would love for Duo to add another two parts so you make a part 3 🤣

@Kazeneko 2 года назад

I started off using duolingo to learn Korean, it did its job for me learning the alphabet and it pronunciation. After that though I had to look for other means as it was starting to get weird and confusing. I love videos like these. Helps the learning process. So thank you.

@ItsJackx12 2 года назад

Another great video with some good info in it, love this stuff 💙

@shawn.champagne 2 года назад

Haha no way I had found the other video you posted just yesterday and left comment basically saying the same about the update to the course! My wish has been granted.

@BLUDHOUNDZ 2 года назад

I'm really glad I found this channel; what a hidden gem!! You're super fun to watch :-)

@blue-1079 11 месяцев назад

hey man! just wanted to say that i just stumbled across your channel, and it's really interesting so far! as someone who is actually korean but moved to australia as a baby, it's really helping me get a better understanding of my culture, while i appreciate that i know a lot of this stuff already. you speak english as well, which is a huge help. so thanks for making videos like this, i really appreciate it!

@sunnysummer1008 2 года назад

Him: How do these duolingo people get lingots? Also him: has 111 lingots...

@grandiflorum4716 2 года назад

기성세대 is frequently used in like newspapers to refer to generations, more of a written language thing

@grandiflorum4716 2 года назад

사람 (자체)는 좋다라는 건 원래는 순수한, 좋은 사람이라는 뜻이고, 그 사람이 무언가 나쁜 일을 저질렀지만 그래도 나쁜 의도는 없었을 것이다...정도의 느낌을 내포하고 있어서... "사람 자체는 좋은데 그 일은 너가 착각한 거야" 정도로 쓰입니다.. so this is like untranslatable, really. It's like trying to translate idioms like "the last straw" into Korean

@mintpink9002 2 года назад

I would try to translate it to 'He's/She's/They're fine enough' but it would need that 'fine enough BUT...' context - Korean really is a very contextual language, isn't it?

@Gerishimo 2 года назад

ur so underrated- and good job on the duolingo, u did well

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! Watch more here: Korean vs International K-pop Fans: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zefibD_Ain4.html Singing K-pop While Driving ➤ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SL-EhM6rA3o.html How to Read Korean in 20 Minutes ➤ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xlU35hbJvb0.html Follow me on Instagram! @andrewshin02

@mathkitty1350 2 года назад

can you make another speed running duolingo video with a randomizer with all the languages in duolingo?

@KEB3R 2 года назад

Can you put a green screen on your window so you could change what's outside?

@EaFcGamer354 2 года назад

Love from India and new subscriber

@davidsmith7752 2 года назад

You would use "walk towards the front" when either telling someone to go towards the front of a vehicle/structure, or doing the same. E.g: In order to find an empty seat, I walked to the front of the train.

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

@David Smith I’m talking about when it’s translated

@unimakon 2 года назад

I loved the part 1 and i love the part 2 even more😂 I was on the edge of my seat when the third life was lost

@ItsMeAnn628 2 года назад

This was really fun to watch! Hope they come out with another update! Lol

@TheCrewRoxRoblox 2 года назад

the part 1 had me cracking up especially on your reaction from the train/bus question lol

@Girlwithglasses04 2 года назад

Just stumbled upon your account and I don't regret it, subscribed immediately.

@julesk6085 2 года назад

Im going on a world jamboree to south korea and you're really giving me motivation to keep learning it. Thank you!

@trustedhalo482 2 года назад

This really is fun, finally we get another part

@thetrueemu7085 2 года назад

I really love the lessons you put in. My family is from India and I speak a language called Malayalam fluently. It also has different words for paternal and maternal relatives and it was really interesting to see that Korean is similar

@SanithKNambiar 2 года назад

Represent!

@tatianarodrigues7823 2 года назад

This video is the best 😂😂😂 it’s interesting but so funny! Loveit

@kamussy.m 2 года назад

No no wait! Olleh, you're not done yet! You only finished the first unit of all the lessons! You have to continue finishing the lessons by completing the units of the lesson. Please make another video! I'm enjoying these videos so muchhh

@monamimukherjee8517 2 года назад

I feel escatic watching a native speaker struggle with Duo 😌Atleast I'm not an idiot for messing up every sentence 😌😌

@xBlueEyedGoldilocks 2 года назад

I've been using Lingodeer to learn korean and it's much better than duolingo in my opinion. You could probably speedrun that as well since you can take tests to unlock more courses. Lingodeer also gives you proper explanation and gives you the possibility to practice speaking as well which is fun

@pinewood8510 2 года назад

This was a real fun video to watch and I get to learn a little about another countries way of Grammer and pronunciation a little bit so that's cool I'll sub to you

@shiyiaizchen6242 Год назад

The usage of 'A' or 'The' in English depends on the specificity of the object you are referring to. If it's a specific apple you are referring to then you'd say "The half eaten apple was left on the table" but if you are referring to a random object then you'd say "A car of any size can be used to deliver these fruits" It comes under the English grammar chapter 'Articles' 3 articles - A, An, The. Loved the video btw!

@juhn_bs 2 года назад

ooooo u have a great taste in music! I love the 4th movement of Dvořák's American quartet :)

@miles_quartz Год назад

oh my gosh this music in the background you used brings me so much nostalgia

@dominiquethompson469 2 года назад

I love your energy. The chaos is a good vibe. Just to let you know. Duo lingo has levels for each section. That's why each circle you see has a number 1 next to it. If you want to level up, you have to go back and continue testing out of each skill and it will level you up. I did a speedrun for Duolingo Chinese and realized afterwards that the individual skills will level up too.

@OllehRebelz 2 года назад

Yup! I think for other languages I’ve tried, I did that, but I just didn’t for Korean

@jihyosplant 2 года назад

I enjoy these videos so much

@skylarrearick7694 2 года назад

안녕하세요! 이년전에 유펜에서 한국어 배우는 거 시작했어요. Duolingo 조금만 했는데 이 비디오 너무 재미있네요! 채널에서 더 볼 것 같아요! :)

@angeladonato5096 2 года назад

0:20 haha you did print out the certificate. 🏆 Just watched Part 1 and now on to Part 2! 💗💗

@reihanabi 2 года назад

that's cool about the words for grandparents! growing up (english) my family used surnames to distinguish. grandma for dad's side because they were closer and grandma E for mom's mother. even cool/something I didn't notice at all about how the aunts (also uncles? anything for cousins?) on different sides of the family being different. helps keep people straight so much quicker than the full on explaining in english! kinda wish we had different words too!

@dragonofshades 2 года назад

It's interesting to know about different words for grandmothers and grandfathers! So some languages do differentiate and some do not, like for example in Russian there is one word for granfather/grandmother but different words for parents/siblings-in-law (like your husband's mom is "svekrov' " and your wife's mom is "tyoscha")

@overthemoonyandback3223 2 года назад

BRO I am cry laughing. You are hilarious. Congrats, you earned a new sub

@saumyaa65 2 года назад

In hindi we have different names for each relation as well. We call mother's brother as mama, mother's sister as mausi, father's elder brother as tau, father's younger brother as chacha, and so on. They are different for grand parents as well.

@spysammy...2004... Год назад

Please make another video cause korean language now has 61units!!! And I really enjoy watching your videos!

@whitemage9999 2 года назад

You should have ripped the “certificate” when you thought you failed and then glued it back together haha

@bbcarrypups 2 года назад

In Slovak we have separate words for different genders getting married too! For a man its “oženiť sa” and for a woman its “vydať sa”

@Eminialetta 2 года назад

In Polish it's the same! For a man it's "ożenić się", for a woman it's"wyjść za mąż/wydać się za"

@1234567qwerification Год назад

It is the the same way in Russian. Literally, for a guy it is "to wife oneself", and for a girl, "to go out beyond a husband".

@lakendrickmitchell 2 года назад

I'm not learning Korean but I like the concept of the video. Good stuff👍👍

@matcha_kimono 2 года назад

Thank you for this. I thought I was the only one when it came to translating to English problems on Duolingo from Japanese. Sometimes the meaning is weird in English or the other way around. They need more variety to accept.

@lizziefg10 2 года назад

8:06 here's the highlight. Please enjoy 😊

@YeetProductions 2 года назад

The Italian course taught me to say “boiled chocolate cream” um…Delicious???

@whitemage9999 2 года назад

Loved watching both your videos. Sending you a comment to help with the algorithm:)

@heatherelroy9534 2 года назад

I want to see a full, long version of this video cuz I like to hear the Korean lmao

@kyoong1512 2 года назад

I have almost 30k xp learning Korean..and it still feels so hard at times. Seeing a native Korean struggle like this is devilish joy for me now🤣🤣

@marine_manga5800 Год назад

안녕하세요!! I started learning korean 5 days ago, I hope I'm gonna make it !❤ I'm so excited about the idea that I'll be capable of building sentences!!

@lollytob2518 2 года назад

I love this channel

@tryggviorpetursson7190 2 года назад

Super fun video! In Icelandic, we used to have different words for a man and a woman getting married. For men it was "kvænast" meaning " to be gifted a woman" and for women it was "giftast" meaning "to be given". Now we just say that everybody "giftast", for the word doesn't inherently include gender.

@yukishiro3287 2 года назад

When you're explaining the titles given in the family, it reminds me of how some people are somehow arguing about a game involving twins, either stating one is older than the other either stating they are not older or younger, which is funny. The thing is, many people use English language and because some could only understand English, they don't know that in other voice languages, there are different callings. In English, we say brother/sister, but in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, the callings specify birth chronology. When I read something in English, sometimes, it's just confusing

@kimalynj6554 2 года назад

I’m honestly here for the chaotic energy 👌🏽😆

@ninas8210 Год назад

the thing that you mentioned about two different words depending on the gender of who is getting married i found super interesting. That's a thing in Polish too and i didn't (specifically) know there were any other languages that had that

@junxyoutube2665 2 года назад

이 컨텐츠 많이 해주세요!!

@desilaart 2 года назад

we have the aunt/uncle on your moms/dads side difference in turkish too; moms side aunt is teyze, dads side aunt is hala, moms side uncle is amca, i think dads side uncle is another word but it's hardly used. i'm not sure about the moms/dads side grandparents thing, but there's dede and büyükbaba so maybe there used to be but we don't pay much attention enymore. we also have the same sentence structure, object + verb, subject usually is indicated by a suffix to the verb, if you don't want to emphasize the subject.

@k10may82 2 года назад

@2:35 with the grandparents thing, us Hmong people also have that too. Grandpa from dad’s side is Yawg and Grandpa from mom’s side is Yawm. Grandma from dad’s side is Pog and Grandma from mom’s side is Tais :)

@AngelsLieToKeepCtrl 2 года назад

Do, or do not. There is no try. This video and part one were so interesting! I'm currently using Duolingo to learn a new language and sometimes I wonder how accurate it would be if I was to speak to someone in their native language.

@Nolaris3 2 года назад

This video makes me want to use my first on Duo

@daniela68349 Год назад

I'm currently learning korean with Duolingo and german too! I do one lesson a day or alot so i wont forget anything I learned!😁💁‍♀️

@Jaseumin 2 года назад

Every.....single.....time I get a sentence wrong it's the same thing! It's basically the same sentence, but one word is different, but means the same thing! Great video! 👍🏻

@ImTheRealDragonQueen Год назад

A Duolingo ad popped up before I watched your video

@Mai74695 Год назад

In Sweden we do the same with grandparents and names change if it’s you dads mom or moms mom or if it’s your dads cuisine or your mothers cuisine

@TheConsistentoDDity Год назад

I watched this vid while suffering from a bad migrain. I was continuously laughing which extremely hurt, leaving me loving and hating this video. Great job editing and awesome video.