1 Minute Korean Listening Test | 한국어 1분 듣기 테스트

[@TalkToMeIn100Korean]

고급 레벨까지 이해한 톡톡분들 있나요?👏🏻 Talk To Me In 100% Korean 채널로 오셔서 다른 한국어 영상도 도전해 보세요!😎😎😎

[@데브-z3z]

조눈 항쿸인 읶이 떼묹애 OlㅎH핶슩힜다

[@miramedilo962]

HI!! I JUST BOUGHT YOUR BOOK! Didn't expect to see your comment here :)

[@koorlis.97]

Me 🙌

[@bribbri3697]

저요

[@Imbrad91]

한국어 학습 12년차라서 완벽하게 이해했는데 사실 고급레벨 부분에는 말하는 속도가 기대한거보다 좀 느렸네요 ㅠㅠ 다음엔 완전 '네이티브'레벨까지도 해주셨으면 한국어 학습자 여러분에게 도움이 될듯 생학합니다~

[@nnennaonyima6958]

The fact that I could understand most of the beginner part makes me so excited. I’ve been so inconsistent with learning so I don’t even classify myself as a beginner but now I feel more motivated. Definitely coming back to this video after 3 months 🥰

[@talktomeinkorean]

Happy to hear that! 🥰👍🏼

[@azukacharity2697]

How did you do it? It's crazy rn for me 🤣

[@AK-lj2pg]

Hihi, I have the same thing. At the moment I couldn't understand really much of the beginner part. But when I learned Korean some time a go I was also very inconsistent and couldn't clasify myself either as a beginner. I could understand most thing, but still couldn't use the right grammar points or said things wrong XD

[@Mianmumu_]

As you should😩💅

[@OfficialAwkbe]

@@azukacharity2697 You just have to practice diligently. I'll list a few of my own resources, but you should pick what works for you after testing your options out. Total beginner: Learn hangul first and avoid romanization when learning - KZbin videos to learn to read hangul (the Korean alphabet) - I bought a book ("The Little Prince") in Korean and used that to slowly read. I wasn't good at all at the beginning, but now my reading level is a lot faster even if I don't have the vocabulary bank to understand a majority of the novel. This totally isn't necessary, but I really wanted to be able to read quickly. - Another option besides books to practice reading is using KZbin! I used to love watching Running Man, so I would watch episodes and since Korean shows often put sentences and words on the screen, I would practice reading those. Beginner to Intermediate: - TTMIK - the books are my go-to, but I also use their youtube videos and podcasts - Go Billy - he has a whole playlist of beginner words and grammar tips. I've recently been working my way through that beginner playlist despite knowing a lot of the material by now. It's a good refresher even for intermediate learners, anyways. - How To Study Korean - this website is THICK with information and gives you vocabulary to study, as well. It's a very good resource that has quizzes and unit tests all for free. I use this and TTMIK's stuff most often for my own studies. - Movies/Dramas/Music - I mostly use these to just listen to the language as many shows don't use natural Korean. Variety shows are better to use for natural Korean, but they are also spoken at a faster rate. I'm somewhere between upper beginner and intermediate as I'm able to get the gist of the story in Intermediate level but there are a few terms I'm not familiar with. There's a lot I don't know, but considering I'm self-studying between functioning as a working adult, I'm doing okay. If you can find a study group, that's great; but it's also totally doable on your own. You just have to put forth time and effort. Don't be afraid of talking aloud to yourself or trying to form sentences. Mistakes are okay, too. I often try to talk to myself as practice and end up a grammar mess, but it's the effort that will eventually help my fluency. Good luck!! :)

[@ij.wis317]

지나가던 한국인 입니다.알고리즘이 저를 여기로 인도했네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 제가 외국어 배우는 건 익숙하지만, 다른 이들이 한국어를 배운다는 것은 익숙하지 않네요. 신기한 경험이네요. 그럼 마저 지나가겠습니다.

[@ats1rk]

I feel like the advanced was easier to understand than the intermediate; the filler words and some expressions sounded more natural at the advanced level so it felt more natural to listen to and easier to understand. Also, THANK YOUUU! These are really helpful because it is hard to practice listening without being in Korea or having Korean friends!

[@praisedara8164]

네. 마자요!

[@talktomeinkorean]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing 💜

[@aleksandartonev3393]

Exactly! Same is happened with me, even l missed some of the advanced level words.

[@xian9783]

same, i understood the advanced version better than the intermediate one!

[@Tallefier]

저도 그렇게 생각했어요.

[@oumi1224]

The funny thing is now understanding the advanced level is so much more easier than understanding the beginner level. Because in the beginner they speak in a very formal way, like very rigid, but the advanced sounds way more natural and makes it easier to understand TTMIK good job! Also, that man was indeed very cool

[@OfficialAwkbe]

What are your resources if you don't mind sharing? I can understand the intermediate level but there are still terms I don't know within there. I use TTMIK, How To Study Korean, Go Billy, and Korean novels/games as learning tools, but I'd like advice from more advanced learners.

[@oumi1224]

@@OfficialAwkbe you’re already using great ressources! Since you’re already intermediate I would advise you to learn grammar from « Korean grammar in use intermediate » also maybe look at the beginner one and see if there are some grammar points that you didn’t know Then I would advise you to study vocab from « 2000most common Korean words: beginner », then intermediate Those are excellent books because they give you words that are actually used However my biggest advise would be to listen as much as you can, so go on KZbin, find Korean you tubers and try listening to them If it’s too hard, put on the Korean subtitles (never English!!!), even if you don’t understand everything it will be very helpful !

[@kucinggembrot2459]

Hey its same..I think I'm beginner level but.. In beginner speak too much formal way and in advanced level so many natural phrases for understanding. So, yeah.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

지금 한국어 어때?

[@oumi1224]

@@nicoleraheem1195 지난 주에 한국에 갔거든요! 그때는 거의 다 이해했어요 ㅎㅎ

[@MrJason300]

The buildup from beginner to advanced seemed really helpful! I was missing a couple words in the intermediate level, but it was still okay to follow along. 이 영상을 이렇게 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다!

[@adida82]

🥺 I think that I’m half beginner but that level doesn’t exist. Thank you for your hard work.

[@VariableEdits]

Wow nice job

[@eundongpark1672]

wow, Intermediate was much easier than I expected; I only missed the odd word here and there. I also think the advanced level was much easier than the everyday Korean I hear most days when I'm hanging out with my Korean friends. Also, I think my comprehension was scaffolded from having heard the same story at the relatively easy intermediate level. Anyway, this was a VERY cool experience.

[@chelzan]

Omg if this becomes a series on your channel, I will be so happy! This was extremely helpful. Thank you guys for always putting out such top notch quality! 😁

[@Andrea_Vernengo]

Yes! I agree, this is really helpful ✨

[@iamspyderpie]

I agree! 😀

[@JasonLeeElliott]

I agree! Please let this become a series, super helpful :)

[@dkskqkek1]

영어공부하다가 추천 떠서 보는 중인데 전부 들리니 세상 편안..ㅋㅋ 다시 공부하러 갑니다 ㅠㅠ

[@yesyes2024]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@MichaelFineMusic]

This is the hardest part of learning Korean for me. I can read at a decent level but listening comprehension - not even a beginner. I need lots more practice!! Thanks for posting

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thanks for sharing! 할 수 있어요! 파이팅!

[@fajra7763]

I'm the opposite of you!

[@MichaelFineMusic]

@@fajra7763 I'm incredibly jealous!!

[@coletteee87]

Feeling the same! Reading and writing are going well but listening is not 😔

[@MichaelFineMusic]

@@coletteee87 배팅! We just need to working at it. It will come.

[@Stellateez]

Listening is my weakness... I can read and write a lot but listening is the hardest part for me. But I could understand a lot until intermediate level without subtitles and I'm happy for that. I also took the test recently and I'm level 8. Love Ttmik content! 고마워요! 저는 더 열심히 공부하겠습니다!

[@Haileyrodriguez288]

It’s so easy to read if you look up a video how to read Quran you’ll learn in a day it’s not like Chinese in Japanese that’s way harder but Korean is like our alphabet

[@jorgechain2209]

you have to practice listening while reading so you get use to the way words sound and your brain associates that sound with what you read also that helps improving a lot your reading speed

[@ΔεαΚ]

@@Haileyrodriguez288 why read Quran? We arent here to convert to Islam 🙄

[@Erica0200]

저도 영어를 읽고 쓸 줄 아는데 안들려요 ㅎㅎㅎ

[@irismoon8435]

I started watching kdrama waaaay before I started learning, so my listening is freakishly better than speaking xD

[@yuanyuan9905]

Never learned Korean, only watch Korean shows and dramas for more than 10 years, understand most of advanced level! Very familiar with the words and tone, so easily understand the general meaning without grammar. Feel so good!

[@lizzie404]

Same

[@이지은-h9u4d]

3가지 레벨을 다 이해했어요. 너무 재미있었어요. 선생님들 정말 고마워요 ^^

[@talktomeinkorean]

멋져요! 😆😆😆

[@Onlyou_leeu]

추천영상에 떠서 들어왔어요 항상 한국인 입장에서 영어만 듣다가 외국인이 듣는 한국어는 이런느낌이군여 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 신기하고 색다른 경험이네요:) ㅋㅋ 발음 넘 좋으세요♥️ 잘듣고갑니당~

[@fairyandthem0on]

Is anyone here a never had a proper Korean lesson but picked things up from years of watching Kpop contents / Kdramas and can understand this story? (I am still at the Beginner level but can understand the other levels as well but not as much🥲) Thank you for the amazingly helpful contents, as always! Looking forward to more of these!🖤

[@starrbitz1229]

yeah same lol. i only did learn how to read the Hangul characters. and picked some words as i listen to korean songs and watch kdramas. although i didn't exactly understand the whole thing, i did catch up the meanings of some of the words separately. my problem rn is only the vocabulary lol, i keep forgetting new words that i learn

[@maryhils659]

Same really I wasn’t expecting to understand but I understood all of it 0_0

[@claraloona906]

Same here and as surprising as it can sound, I actually understood all levels!

[@ImachickenImaduck]

209 4 Yhhhhh flck😭🤣🤣🤣lflc

[@sister83]

ive been watching/listening to kpop kdramas kvariety for the past 17 years and i can listen/speak korean quite well. however i think my listening is much better than my spoken because i could totally understand the advanced level but no way i could speak such standards on my own haha

[@nati4218]

3:20: 신이 나서 *도로를* … ( after being leaving excitedly, Cherry went to the road 도로= road) 4:31: 실제로 겪은 일이에요 (something that she actually experienced 실제로= actually 겪다= experience 일이=something) 4:42: 지르*더래요* 4:51: 주위를 (around) 5:05: 신나서 도로를 이리저리 (이리저리 이것저것 같은 뜻이야) 5:19: 발만 *동동* (stamp one’s feet) 5:24: *상태*로 울기 *직전이*었어요 (she was almost crying 상태=being at the state that 직전= right before) 5:31: 상황을 (situation) 5:42: 목줄을 채우고 (fasten the leash) 6:02: 흥미진진하게 (excitedly) I’m surprised I was able to catch must of all of them, but still there’s so much I can learn from Korean, I took notes of the words I didn’t understand and I’m making my own translations Thank you so much ttmik for all the content and what a nice story, the same happened to my neighbor’s dog, sadly it didn’t survived… but I’m happy 승완 씨 saved 체리 😊

[@onepiecegotmeinlove691]

Umm, do you know what happen I the story? I didn’t understand it and im very curious

[@nati4218]

승완 was going to work, but in the middle of the street he saw that someone was screaming “체리!”towards the road. Then he noticed there was a dog in between the passing cars, it was a really dangerous situation and he went to the road, embraced the dog and returned it to the owner. Some brave act he did

[@nati4218]

승완 was going to work, but in the middle of the street he saw that someone was screaming “체리!”towards the road. Then he noticed there was a dog in between the passing cars, it was a really dangerous situation and he went to the road, embraced the dog and returned it to the owner. Some brave act he did

[@alex_danceskpop]

It's so funny how the advanced was so much easier for me to understand than the beginner or intermediate. It sounds so much more fluid and natural and I was able to pick up and understand so much more of it. :0

[@lizzie404]

SAME LOLL

[@hogishim.]

Could you put the advanced version first and the beginner version at the end? Since I understood what the story was in the first version, I don't know if I could have understood the third version without the context I already had.

[@fatimameher268]

저도 그렇게 생각해요.

[@talktomeinkorean]

Great point💡 Thank you so much for your feedback!!

[@iffahsofana1646]

I also think the same!

[@irismoon8435]

It's a double edged choice i think. Because it could discourage beginners. Either way, someone will end up having to click around.

[@michaelduffy6874]

You can choose to play the versions in any order you like. Just click on the right place in the clip.

[@sobaksobak4185]

이런 영상 더 만들어 주셨으면 좋겠어요. 그리고 제일 어려운 거부터 시작했으면 실력을 더 정확하게 알 수 있을 것 같아요. 감사합니다!

[@KoreanJream]

오! 이거 굉장히 좋은 아이디어네요!!! 저도 감사하게 좋은 아이디어 얻어서 가요! 😃

[@axela.5138]

It was strange 🤣 I understood some sentences in beginner, intermediate and advanced but I need to practice more listening, please make a video about listening tips for practicing 😭 고마워요 TTMIK! By the way, 이야기 너무 재미있어요 🤣🤣🤣

[@momo9330]

I don’t know why but the intermediate level for me was more easier than the beginner level lol. Great video btw, I could start learning Korean because of you guys and it’s really awesome! 정말 감사합니다! 절대 포기하지마세요 💜

[@mira709]

Same! Maybe because the beginner level was too slow

[@marianne8727]

Same for me. Sounds more natural speech.

[@hindashrafezzel-din1190]

Me too

[@averydream2441]

i feel so happy being able to understand all of the intermediate level (except for one word hehe) ive been in a slump lately and being able to ‘see my progress’ through this video is really motivating

[@sariyya521]

I haven't been actively studying Korean but was able to understand it all till the end. SO proud of myself because I personally thought I would only understand the beginner level. But it turns out that I know a lot more Korean than I think

[@cinderella342]

I thought the advanced one would be harder, but I eventually understood every single word. Thank you for this!!

[@yourkorean_koreanconversat3258]

Great!!

[@laurelynltrt4881]

I'm so proud I understood the advanced version :') thanks TTMIK ♡

[@ashmita7572]

for me intermediate level was easier than expected.. It felt good that without any english subtitles I am able to understand the story..정말 고마워요 선생님!!!

[@debaratiaich7153]

Woaaaah, i understood the intermediate one comfortably!! And i didn't even consider myself a beginner before this🙈🙈 thanks a lot!!! Hope I'm able to learn till advance soon

[@foreverskryd]

I started from the advanced level to see if I could understand straight away and I did but only by reading the subtitles, I still have to improve my listening comprehension, but still I'm so happy! 😆 And the story was really fun hahaha

[@eirelavmil]

This is so helpful! This video teaches so many things at once - listening, reading, how to express the same thing in different ways/levels, sentence structure, etc. 😄 이 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다! 저처럼 한국어를 배우는 사람들에게 많이 도움이 되는 것 같아요. 앞으로 비슷한 영상을 계속 만드시 길 바라요. ㅋㅋ

[@buzzy5244]

I understood till about 75% of advanced, gonna be there pretty soon I guess. 엄청 재밌었어요. 감사합니다 쌤!

[@nihatbozkurt1197]

I didn’t understand much the first time, but after looking up some verbs, I understood it pretty well. Thank you for this, this was a pretty cool idea!! ^^

[@Kumulmeskis]

Same here, I had to listen and read, and check up a few verbs in order to understand properly, but still very pleased!

[@corilewis]

Same here 💕 (I’m between level 2 and 3)

[@TorotheTIGER]

Woah I understand way more than I expected! This was so motivational and the Korean subtitles are super helpful for the stuff I couldn’t catch! A full series of this would make great practice for TOPIK longer listening questions! Thank you so much!

[@The_Suzi_08]

I've understood all the levels! I'm so impressed and proud, thank you for all your courses 😊 무척 고맙습니다~

[@samaa998]

the fact that I understood the whole three levels but I can never read hangul. I've been watching and listening to things in Korean, but I don't know when will I learn to write and read...... but this video encouraged me to do so thanks.

[@Seecret0602]

This is such a great idea!! Thank you!! I need more of this content!!

[@acupofwarmmilk]

the fact that i understand the advance better than the beginner makes me really happy and excited. been trying to learn hangul since 2015 but been inconsistent since then so i tried to watch a lot of documentaries and variety shows without sub and watch it again but with a sub and make sure that i did really understand what was happening. and i think i kinda pick up a lot more better that way. but i can understand well i just cant seem to learn to construct a sentence

[@mery.21st]

I'm somewhere in between intermediate and advanced....very helpful, I was imagining all of it in my head, very fun. Please make these kinds of videos more often.

[@nav2054]

I'm at beginner level. I started my first semester of Korean in January. This video is very helpful. Thank you for posting it.

[@icecreamspls]

I changed the order I listened to it and did advanced first, then intermediate and beginner (I wanted to see how much I could comprehend without knowing the context). I could understand the story and most of the words through the advanced version, then the intermediate completely. Thank you, this was really useful!

[@talktomeinkorean]

haha nice!! 👏🏻

[@defmoles21]

the build up from beginner to advanced level really helps, I miss a few words in advanced but i can understand from the whole context and the expressions. please please make this a regular content

[@nehapathak5299]

This one is really amazing.. I could completely understand till intermediate level but i think i missed some words in advance level, but the story was same so i can completely understand what are talking about. So, now i will definitely visit your website and will have level test. Thanks for your hardwork😊

[@AmbiCahira]

I revisited this video and I am surprised how comfortable the intermediate level felt now. It is the confidence boost I needed because I've felt stagnant lately.

[@kayleighmay2557]

I definitely need to improve my listening skills... There is so much I didn't understand even though I'm probably an intermediate in reading and writing I will continue practicing with you guys!!!

[@tofu1396]

i like how you used your body to deliver the story because it helps me to understand it since i dont know some of the words

[@choco4381]

I can't believe I could understand a huge portion of the intermediate level too 😭

[@talktomeinkorean]

Hooray! 😆👏🏻

[@marieeerivero]

The fact that i didn't understand the begginer one but i could understand the intermediate and advanced one. Leaves me speechless

[@jatthlyne]

i understood it all except for some words in the advanced level hehehe but i agree with this comment from Baewooneun Saram (배우는사람) saying, "Could you put the advanced version first and the beginner version at the end? Since I understood what the story was in the first version, I don't know if I could have understood the third version without the context I already had." i learned how to write and speak in Korean through watching a lot of K-Dramas and K-Variety Shows (mostly Running Man) since 2014. i love your channel! :D

[@flora1743]

it was nice to be able to understand the full intermediate level , and to mostly understand the advanced too!!! these are so great type of videos!!

[@floatwiththesticks]

Reading all these comments of people understanding...it's hard not to feel demotivated. I thought I was at a beginner level but my vocabulary is nowhere near this 😔 I know I need to put a lot more effort into actively learning Korean, and I am proud of my progress, but woah...this video put into perspective just how FAR I have to go. I wasn't going to leave a comment but I thought someone else might find it comforting. I was a little overwhelmed by everyone saying how well they understood. You're not alone if you really struggled 😂💚

[@floatwiththesticks]

@@youknowbts5838 this is a such a sweet, encouraging reply. Thank you so much 😭 Yes, I use flashcards and they're very helpful for remembering! I think I'm just not necessarily always learning the right things. I don't have a lot of structure to my studying and think I need to get back to working with my TTMIK book. Wow...as a native English speaker, Korean grammar feels very different 😂 It's fun though! I love conjugating verbs haha. Thank you so much again! This is my first time learning a new language properly and I guess I just need to keep going! 화이팅 💜 (I'm Army too btw!)

[@fantasytky28]

@@youknowbts5838 it's easy. Just watch Korea drama and idol vlive for years. Then take 1/2 level of Korea lessson. Then no more subtitles needed anymore unless for certain drama with really deep usage of language

[@rezayusufharyono4093]

The fact that I’m comfortable with listening advanced part is make me exited. The body language help a lot

[@Pomupomupurin1]

Thank you for the video! Could you please post the transcript or English translations (or is it somewhere on the TTMT website?)? :)

[@teacup7702]

The advanced is so much easier to understand, I don’t quite know why, there are two or three expressions I didn’t get but I got to understand them based on the context, thank you so much tho!

[@aidanrlow104]

I think her name is Yeji? She’s so pretty omg

[@park_chaeyeonie5406]

Ikr

[@Haileyrodriguez288]

We are here to learn a language not comment

[@park_chaeyeonie5406]

@@Haileyrodriguez288 but when you comment, you support the creator so we can learn even more.

[@aidanrlow104]

@@park_chaeyeonie5406 TRUE

[@taekwontheo]

@@park_chaeyeonie5406 I vouch

[@anandaoisinasalamah3531]

WOW!!! I understand even the advanced one.. the percentage of my understanding is 98% beginner, 90% intermediate , 85% advance.. 재미있어요!!

[@물은중요해요]

It was really weird for me. The beginner one was easy and intermediate too BUT I understood most of the story in the advanced part even though I was missing a lot of words…. ( maybe I wouldn’t have understood a lot if I didn’t know part 1 and 2 🤔) It was like puzzle coming together through the 3 parts. Anyone else had that experience?

[@MrJason300]

It was a similar experience for me too! I saw someone else comment that the experience might be different if the video began with the advanced part.

[@arianahansen619]

This was really helpful! I understood the beginner level and most of the intermediate, I understood about 60% of the advanced! Please make this a series!

[@김유나-k3m]

영어듣기 평가만 풀다가 한국어 듣기를 듣게 될 줄은 몰랐네요. 한국어 배우시는 분들이 참 많다는 걸 느끼네요.

[@Cherrygirl689]

Please make more videos like this. It was amazing and i grasped advanced level so it makes me more confident now . Thanks a lot 😊😊

[@sistasianst]

really enjoy this section!! upload it more👍🏻!

[@quynhtruong1072]

The advanced version is much more easier to comprehend than the other 2. The nuance, the way of talking and sentence endings that are usually used in daily conversation make me quickly get into the story while that in the beginner level was quite scattered.

[@tingkirtingkir]

I think would be great test for the viewers if she tells the story without actions because it kinda gives away the meaning of the words and it helps me to connect the story easier. But this is a great practice video!

[@myuniyt]

I had been working on my listening for 5 months now-ish and it's been paying off 😭 so much motivation to keep going. Thank you TTMIK team 🤩

[@afsheeniee]

as soon as beginner part started and heard words my brain stopped... i need to practice more for beginner level 😭😭

[@grettyspaghetti]

이것은 많이 좋아 연습 있습니다! 감사합니다!

[@ayahadi3955]

The fact that I never studied korean before but still understood the hardest level completely is really nice... I guess all the kdrama and entertainment shows I watched really helped 😁

[@leewseea]

high quality content as always, great job

[@talktomeinkorean]

Wonderful! Thank you so much!👏🏻

[@jemmylly3151]

I used to learn korean 2-3 years ago with native speaker and the fact that I understad the whole story makes me happy and i think I'm going to start my lessons again.

[@아린-p1l6h]

, as someone who loves to watch k-drama...seems like the advanced level is easier to understand because it sounded more natural. A very helpful video! Thank you for giving me motivation 🙏🏻

[@phyuyadanarkhin7425]

감사합니다. 앞으로 신 영상을 많이 보고싶어요.

[@blinkblink4164]

please we need more of thissss, so so usefull, it surprised me how much i understanded!!!

[@nsruthi9078]

Tbh i understood every level but i personally prefer the advanced level over the intermidiate one because it sounds pretty much like the standard formal spoken korean . Stay happy and healthy

[@illuminatefireflies]

omg i haven't studied korean properly in about two years? I've only chatted casually with korean friends here and there, so i didn't think i'd do well since the last time i studied, i was at the beginner's level. but i surprisingly can understand intermediate perfectly? and advance about maybe 50%? i feel kinda proud, especially since i haven't rlly been actively listening korean to learn for two years!

[@HoYee-o1z]

Great course, I learnt a lot from this channel.

[@ramaso4998]

I got the story the most from the intermediate level! However, the advanced level somehow sounded also similar to the intermediate one, so i was able to understand a big part of it too. Thank you for making this video, it was fun to listen to the story in different language levels!!

[@lexestoyheguillena8950]

suddenly this vid apeared by yt recommendation and i dont know what to say. i understood like most of it. my years of watching kdrama has been paid for like, if you still cant understand a simple korean after a decade of watching k-contents you can step on the sun

[@May-zk3km]

i’m so proud of myself.. i thought i will only understand the beginner but i also understood most of the advanced!!! 정말 행복해요 지금 ㅜㅜ

[@mousers21]

Please, more videos like this. It's really helpful for those who are kind of intermediate level.

[@liaanne1047]

I can’t believe I understand everything for the beginners and intermediate level and about 90% for the advance level. I found that the intermediate one is easier for me to understand it’s fascinating.

[@cindynatasha7561]

wow !! this is a very good content! I can understand the whole story and I'm so proud of myself lol.. looking forward for more 1 mnt Korean listening tests!

[@bigwommy2609]

Loved this thank you!

[@yourkorean_koreanconversat3258]

Wow, it's the best korean language learning channel.

[@kawyasavindi]

Being able to understand most of the words even without reviewing what I have learned so far is just amazing..Thankyou so much :)

[@daydreamwithpoe1210]

Fact that i could understand advanced level just by watching k-dramas and k-pop songs. I didn’t even study korean language…

[@fayemaka3037]

I understood all of it, but I understood the more advanced levels faster because they used more common natural sentences and words which i'm more familiar hearing in everyday korean and in media, the beginner level reminded me of being back in school and reading the workbooks.

[@tsub95]

I think I understood the story at the beginner level. Considering I haven't taken a single official Korean class and have just relied on random language apps and through listening to shows with English subtitles, I'm actually excited. Maybe it's about time I put much more effort into learning the language.

[@lynn___.9_9]

I loved this format! as much as I understood some parts of the beginner mode, I was not understanding some words because of the conjugation change ; thanks because i revised it and now i feel closer to understanding korean more and more

[@Magix1997]

The fact that I had completed Korean to an advanced level in university (not in Korea, in Australia, highly don't recommend*) before, but was inconsistent with practice over the last 2 years has made me sad that I had forgotten a lot of Korean when I was conversing with some Korean friends recently. But after listening to this video I'm surprised I understood 95% of what was going on. I do know that I'm weak at forming sentences and that listening and speaking are completely different. BUT THIS GIVES ME THE MOTIVATION TO BE MORE CONSISTENT AND REACH A BETTER FLUENCY THIS YEAR ❤️✨ ~* I recommend getting a private tutor or joining classes over tertiary learning for languages based on my own experiences

[@nurbaetylega]

waa jinjja, i think video this really help us to learn korean. please make many videos like this. honestly video like this motivate me to learn harder so that I can upgrade my level

[@woozihae]

I haven't been studying korean for like many months now, that I didn't even consider myself as a beginner anymore until I saw this 😂 I'm so glad I still remember some of the things I learned a long time ago.

[@haninihan1465]

I can't believe that advance was easier to understan! ..and also her body language was really helpful 🌺

[@dansstudioshn89]

Woah!! You may not believe me but I didn’t understand much in the beginner part...but I almost completely understand the last two parts I was so stunted I’m felling proud I feel like maybe all the effort is really paying off and I just didn’t notice before. Thanks for working so hard and helping us to learn this beautiful language!!!! ^^

[@pro5skate08]

even though i already knew what was happening after listening to the beginner, i still couldn't help but laugh while listening to the intermediate and advanced. that's a really fun story!

[@affectionatevirgo]

I found this video in my recommended and decided to check it out. I've never learned Korean but I have been watching Korean shows and movies for a couple of years now. A while back (probably when the pandemic started), I realized that I could understand most of the Korean show I was watching when I forgot to turn on the subtitles and didn't realize it until halfway through the episode. So I can't read or write but am able to understand conversational Korean. Never thought to test it out until now. Surprisingly, I could understand the story at all 3 levels. However, I was guessing when it came some of the grammar and tenses. I think I should take this chance and actually start learning 'the language!

[@CallmeAshlyn]

What can be understood in beginner can be understood in intermediate too. What cannot be understood is still the same. Most probably is due to vocabulary

[@Yuu-d7b]

I understood almost everything in the advanced test! I never felt so proud! Thank you so much ttmik !

[@너구리-w6p]

I'm so happy you have this listening test also, it's the best! I'm improving

[@firdausapriliaa4092]

OMG I LOVE THISSSSSSS THANKYOU SO MUCH TTMIK

[@rblackwhites6252]

I used to consider myself a beginner but wow I really outdid myself. My level intermediate! All because of you ttmik

[@ruthcharles4452]

Okay this video just helped me understand how to use the 대요 ending! Thank you. I didn’t understand only a few words from the advance level~

[@irismoon8435]

I'm a beginner with speaking and writing, but my listening is intermediate because of all the TV I watch, minus a few vocabulary words I didn't know. The intermediate also sounded more natural and was easier to follow along. The Korean subtitles were actually very helpful, because it helped lay out the sentence structure visually.