You better be RESTING!

As a Korean, I think the points she's making in this video are quite advanced so that you don't need to feel too much pressure to be perfect in those things. Koreans don't expect Korean learners as a foriegn language to be correct in such things and they would get the meaning of what you're saying even if you've made some mistakes. (Even native Koreans occaisonally make such mistakes) So, don't worry too much!

Praying you get better. That nasty cold has been spreading like nasty here in the States! My throat is just irritated now even though I have no more congestion

I hope you get well soon! ❤️‍🩹

This was me this week too 😭😭 I hope you fell better soon! ❤

Get well soon! 🤞

Awhhh im sorry you dont feel well ❤️‍🩹. We love you nat!!!

Why am i watching this now👁️👄👁️

How can apply for Korean excavator operator job

Dear God Please bless their hearts and their stomachs. In Jesus’ name Amen

Can you teaching me Korean please

You look amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. I'd love to do this but I'm afraid of developing necrosis 😱 Apparently it has a foul smell that doesn't go away 😦

Natalia have a Merry Christmas. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Step 5- talk to a native speaker THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP i feel like my Korean has improved soooo much because of talking to my langauge exchange partners

그 무봉~

YOOO

"모모" 😂

I want to understand the language I am not interested in speaking, writing or reading . I would like to understand the kdramas that’s all .

Hi hoe I get job I Korea I have language English and Arabic and I'm designer graphic . But I need Regent for me for job any advice for me

thank you natalia <3 !!

I didn't know you were an Ahgase, and now I love you more 😂 Bambam and Youngjae for lifeeee

Im doing it in two days because I saw your video 🥹🥹✨❤️ thank you for sharing!!!

Hi Natalia, do you know any resources for learning sentences, like small dialogues, stories, etc. I know a lot of beginner grammar and vocab, but I struggle to put them together in a useful way. And if I try to make my own sentences or stories I have no clue if they are naturally sounding, since I don' t have a teacher.

Annnd scene 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🤣 love the ending face

2 Weeks ago??? Where was I when you dropped this 😭

I was like that too when I bought the new Twice lightstick last year on their NA & it said it would come with one 😢

I felt your sadness at the end 😢

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🙏

I know you are probably very busy, but I miss your longer vlogs. 🤭

Oh my goodness you’re singing along to Key’s album!! 🥹🥹

Chair screams army territory.

대박 ㅋㅋ

💜💜💜

the first i love u 🥺💞🤏🏻

Your hair look so shiny and like pretty.. how do i get my hair to look like that😩

Same with me I know fencing in Korean because I heard Han for straykids say it in the one vid when they were doing that one challenge 😂❤ 2:46

Did they weigh your carry on?

Hello Natalia~! |˶˙ᵕ˙ )ﾉﾞ I hope this message reaches you well. I'm currently on track to be a language learning student in Korea next year in the spring! ٩(^ᗜ^ )و ´- While I've been going through an agency and currently am just waiting for the day I can apply and have been watching videos on getting to Korea. I haven't seen many videos about first things to do once you actually land at the airport. Meaning I've seen short clips that say "You should get an E-sim." Or "You need a T-money card." Yet a lot of videos or clips don't go into detail about these "First things to do when you land in Korea." Which is a bit confusing for me. (๑﹏๑//) I was wondering and if you want could you make a video about the first things to do when you arrive? If you do I will be very grateful! (ㅅ´ ˘ `) Sorry for the long message. - Byu ♡

10:50- 10:57 Me with 다가갈게 & 진심인: (I record myself singing kpop songs and these two words are in Rough-Gfriend.)

Your skin 😍

definitely saving this for when i go to korea next year 😆

Congrats on the collaboration! 💜

Thank you so much for this video. I’m going to Korea for my undergraduate studies in February and I have to do a one year language program. I am currently an intermediate speaker in Korean and my listening skill is just average and this video and your other videos have really helped me a lot. I’m also going to use this method when I get to Korea next year 😊

Girl I’m in the upper intermediate slump where I feel confident in certain areas and clueless in others. Could you recommend some books or methods for someone my level?? I know almost all the grammar and basic textbook situations but I struggle so much with vocabulary and in depth real life conversations 😭😭😭😭

ㄹ and I don't get a long. I'm always trying to work on it but I swear my tongue just wont work right for it! This video was very helpful so thank you, now off to watch your ㄹ one!

I loved the video, and it came at the perfect timing for me. This week I‘m neck deep studying pronunciation rules, intonation, etc. my first three years of learning Korean the teacher was great about making us memorize short dialogues and repeat them, record ourselves for each final project, and read out loud in class, but she only taught the most basic rules (liaison and some exceptions), I got a great sense of instinctive intonation but I’m weak at individual sounds of words or some consonant pairs. The class was 3-hours per week, and we had homework, unfortunately I did all the levels they had available. For the past year I had a new linguistic teacher that is all about the rules, but we don’t practice the skills in class. We don’t have homework like memorizing XYZ for the next class to recite in front of the group. Unfortunately the class is 1.5 hours per week so I guess the reason is that we don’t have time, and because I don’t have homework I’ve been practicing less. I see the weaknesses of both methods, learn pronunciation intuitively versus know the rules, so I’m trying to create a morning routine of shadowing, reading out loud with text/audio and singing songs while at the same time trying to keep in mind the rules. I’m also writing my favourite way to say or ask something and I try to pronounce it as if I’m confident. I now see the topic of pronunciation like when people say don’t study grammar just acquire the language (you end up with a lot of gaps) versus study a lot of grammar without using it (you end up frozen on how to put sentences together). I think we need to listen to the language a lot, we need to train our mouth-brain connection, but we also need a conscious understanding of what is happening with the sounds. When are native speakers omitting, reducing, switching sounds, etc.

Following the news from South Korea. Just cannot believe what is happening 😢😢😢 Stay safe. Sending thoughts and prayers. ❤