190 Must-Know Korean Words & Phrases

Learn essential Korean words and phrases with this compilation video! If you've already watched all the individual videos before, this will be a great review session. And we have hundreds of free lessons ready for you on our site! Add the lessons to your learning center at talktomeinkore...
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[@worldofmaui_]

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[@kempreigman]

I will try it cause I am in Korea and I speak nothing

[@nice2meetu707]

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[@cherrythio4226]

I will try ur way! Thanks

[@nicoleraheem1195]

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[@nicoleraheem1195]

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[@robertmarsh8334]

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[@lpsdestiny9008]

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[@robertmarsh8334]

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[@chromberries7329]

Robert Marsh you'll either master these terms or go crazy lol

[@robertmarsh8334]

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[@solidsnake2085]

Still learning Korean?

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[@dt8602]

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[@aolani]

Thank you so much for this!! 고맙습니다

[@Reinhard_G.1965]

At last a video where the Korean letters are not so tiny ... ☺ I think, here I will start to increase my amount of vocabulary, as until now I only knew "친구" and "사랑" ...and if I've made progress, I'll tell you in ten years again! 😉

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

안녕하세요 계속 받아보시길 바랍니다. 이것은 1분 안에 당신에게 쉽게 흘러갑니다 💖. 당신은 연애를 잘 할 거예요. 하나님의 축복이 있기를. 🙏 God bless you. Ok, I noticed how.... with years going on....

[@Creative_Inkling]

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[@learnkoreanwithk-pop861]

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[@misstitinasland]

very useful video!!! all words and phrases seem so simple.. i think if we watch this kind of videos.. our mind gonna adapt everythin!! ^.^

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I'm glad you're finding things useful and feeling the need... God bless you and keep you.

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Thank you so much!! This is so useful! Learning so much in one video, and correctly with prononciation and examples :) pls do more videos like this 😁💕

[@lpsdestiny9008]

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[@nidhimainkitty5476]

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[@jokekelleey2071]

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[@k1k1l4nd]

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[@suziepossible3664]

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[@savannah3000]

Thanks!

[@kieu832]

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[@talktomeinkorean]

Our pleasure!

[@Rida2512]

오!!! 정말 감사하다 선생님들!!!

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I love this video❤️❤️.It’s good and easy to practice.Thanks 선생님 🙏🙏

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

안녕하세요 계속 받아보시길 바랍니다. 이것은 1분 안에 당신에게 쉽게 흘러갑니다 💖. 당신은 연애를 잘 할 거예요. 하나님의 축복이 있기를. 🙏

[@arunapallawelage1093]

Thank you so much .

[@mimimaria6134]

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[@crait]

Thank you! This is my favorite video format! Awesome that you put them all together. Now, if there was only some way to shuffle them all....

[@ariuntuyadavaasuren7018]

thank you guys.

[@dani.c7373]

너무 감사해요 선생님..

[@kimora7235]

hi talk to me in korean! How do I have an easier time remembering these terms?

[@carinasahagun2004]

pick 10 (ones you would use the most) and use them all throughout your day. write them in your notes on your phone for a way to go back to them quickly. talk to yourself (sounds weird but it helps) and make up conversations using the handful of words you chose to practice. Do this for a month (or less if you learn quickly) then drop the 5 words you remembered the best and pick another five. This worked well for me. 공부 잘하세요!!!!!

[@irmalair1]

@@carinasahagun2004 talking to yourself is the best and most effective language practice! 👍👍

[@david5-133]

감사합니다🤗🤗

[@look007456]

good,Much better that the "Learn Korean while you sleep" video's

[@nelt9783]

I heard about the Goldlist method, I think I'll use this method based on this video for my sentences

[@kandeenance2857]

Adding the english in korean would be helpful

[@mbcabatic]

고마워

[@KWSMGabi]

thank you so much for this!

[@dougjstl1]

I think it would be better to see your face while you speak Korean I think that really helps me to pronounce the words for some reason when you can see somebody's face while they're speaking the Korean

[@charlynmontes5601]

Is there anybody upload this Vedio in Facebook please,,, I want to download so that I can listen this Vedio when I'm going to bed...please...thank you

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really helpful video!!!!

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I believe that they are still accepting orders and, if not, you can buy it off of Amazon but they have an app with all 9 book. It is called KORLINK. It's useful with PDF downloads, audio clips, videos, and offline courses.

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@@ariannadoesthings3636 I don't think it is theirs officially but yeah still good

[@brendajohnson621]

I just watched a TTMIK video clarifying how to use "Please give me". Some of the phrases on this compilation contradict the clarification on the previous video.... or I'm miss understanding the use.....

[@marisvendsen]

The point of the 주세요 video is to say that Korean doesn't really have a word that translates to "please". However in these phrases the politeness level used in the conjugation of the verbs is polite, so they would translate it to 'please' because that's how you show politeness in English. So the "please" in English is only to translate the politeness level in the sentence, even though there is no word in Korean that literally means "please"

[@tieubaobao2952]

can u explain me why 누워요-> 누우세요 ??? 워->우

[@maryrosemauricio1519]

눕다: to lie down 누워요 : I lie down 눕 followed by 어요(present tense) ㅂ becomes 우 누우 + 어요 = 누워요 이 침대에 누우세요. Lie down on this bed. 눕 -> 누우 + 세요( imperative) =누우세요

[@nintran8861]

Can someone explain to me why 다 is changed to 워뇨. Thanks

[@aerisscallon9730]

please more sentence and more example thank you

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[@elsamirre5322]

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[@kyawtinsoe1006]

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[@putdur6627]

Useful info

[@nathanhipple1555]

Still watching this classic 😅

[@salsabilllasalsa880]

4:02 why do the sentence use 이 instead of 은? Can somebody please explain TT__TT

[@apink4life]

This is because you are just referring to the flowers so you use 이, 가. In addition to being the topic particle "은, 는" also has a "nothing but" nuance. If the sentence used the 은 then it would imply "These flowers are so beautiful but everything else is not beautiful." Hope this helps

[@salsabilllasalsa880]

@@apink4life Thank youuu

[@steph6559]

@@apink4life so the 은/는 is showing contrast between the subject your saying ?

[@samudhrasendhil6160]

@@steph6559 Yes! 은/는 is used to show contrast in a sentence, whereas 이/가 emphasizes on the doer

[@oona5374]

awsome

[@hornyangko7581]

좋습니다

[@robertmarsh8334]

고마워요!

[@TheReMorseCode]

모르거나 잘 기억이 잘못 나는 단어 연습: - 굽다 저는 피자를 구웠어요. 친구랑 야채를 구워요. -기르다 길러요 저는 머리가락을 기르고 싶어서 안 잘라요. 아내랑 아이를 길러요. - 게으르다 게을러요. 게을러서 하루종일 침대에 누워요 - 실다 (발음은 싫다랑 똑같지 않아요?ㅠ) 실어요 3개월에는 한국에 가는데 짐을 아직 안 실었어요. - 낫다 나아요 저는 감기가 있어서 빨리 나았으면 좋겠어요. - 잇다 이어요 풍선과 실을 이어요.

[@jeenaninglekhu]

Thank you so much ❤️for very helpful video

[@Robin.Backer]

Question. At 5:15. Shouldn't it be 두 명이, instead of 사람? Since it is a counter

[@talktomeinkorean]

두 사람 is okay too :)

[@politikz8128]

Is this what heaven is like?

[@xo_potatoes6169]

-59:31

[@saidafrhn]

What's the difference in using 와 and 워?

[@oona5374]

cool

[@hokang7833]

다들 열심히 공부하세요~~~^^

[@thuhang3679]

I saw when expressing sth is .... they would use 있어요. But here she use 워요. Sb please tell me why ✌

[@아듬-q2d]

있어요 has various usages. I think what you saw about 있어요 means 'There is/are ~~(existense)'(~이/가 있어요), or 'be ~ing'(~하고 있어요). In fact, 워요 is the combination of '-우' and '-어요'. In this case, the final consonant ㅂ changes into '-우' to pronounce with ease.

[@ladyevenstar22]

I tried making a sentence on Google translate and it gave me that same ending -는지 and in my studies i havent encountered it yet so no clue what it means how it modifies word intent , like here the sentence was 누가 했는지 저는 몰라요 i understand everything except 했는지

[@hane1170]

First! and thank you :)

[@walidradzak187]

excuse me but in the phrase "I don't know who did it" why is the double consonant "ㅆ" pronounce as "N" but not "S"? hehe im still a newbie sareh

[@oona5374]

love the vid

[@하나님의뜻]

30:20

[@sherlynlea4028]

10:25

[@zexlagamer4412]

Lengua materna español...EN/KR. Aprender 3 lenguas ...

[@mahamnaaz5334]

Formal or in informal?????

[@koreanlanguageschool6318]

안녕하세요 필리핀 한국어 학교입니다.인사드리고 앞으로 좋은인연 맺고 싶습니다

[@rachelhankoreanteacher1628]

와!!! 한국분이신가요??

[@soul62013]

What's the difference between Korean words of ask and don't know... ??

[@seni4164]

What does 좀 mean?

[@rupchandjagtap3979]

'to help' and 'to be hot' sounds so similar for me...😳

[@ronaldagpad9516]

Haha..I'd just installed your app

[@ivettetteetteettte5651]

How are we supposed to know which ones are formal or not?

[@bighearts4330]

late reply, but formal sentences end with 요.

[@jungkookie978]

I guess it’s better if there’s a English writing with the Korean words as well,so we can make sure and know if we’re saying right or wrong

[@iamnobody8733]

what does 생겼죠 mean? it is still confusing to me until now

[@talktomeinkorean]

Here are some examples; 1. 잘생겼죠? (He is handsome, right?) 2. 여자친구 생겼죠? (You have a girlfriend, haven't you?) -> In this case, something is new -생기다

[@glendaherrera3696]

The female and male pronunciation of 요 sounds different. The female sounds like more of u as in you while the male pronounces it more like an o as in yoyo. Which one is which?

[@Scantbracelet]

The narrator sounds like Minji from Minji teaches korean.

[@oktaeccool27]

Me after watch this video: OH MA BRAIN 🤓🤯🤪

[@tarcibrock3190]

👍

[@LivingTheorem]

what is the '가' in "저는 학교에 걸어가요".? could you just say "저는 학교에 걸어요."?

[@elinobagtongjr9847]

Do you have branch here in 대구광역시 달서구?

[@desireesalbum7914]

In visaya, a Philippine language, to get well or to recover is also “na-a-yo” hahaahah its soooo weird

[@BrianMwanzia]

3:09 같이 빵(을) 구울래요? is the 을 not important here?

[@hw243]

빵을 굽다 빵을 구웠다 빵 구울래? 빵 먹을래? 의문문일때는 을 안 붙이네요

[@recovering99]

안녕하세요

[@mikasaackerman01]

안녕

[@Goshen45.10]

Are verbs and ajectives the same in korean?

[@vkmuffins]

I'm so late lol😅 But in Korean language adjectives r also used as verbs. They r separately used as adjectives n gets a lil bit changed while using a verb.

[@chamigamarachchi684]

woooow❤

[@nurijimarpa3168]

Can you give the korean eords in english to get the correct pronunciation?

[@honeyjones5961]

Wish it had a karaoke ball passing by the letters as she is speaking

[@elliotg25]

06:55 "I grow erbs". Where did the h go haha

[@lindsaynicole4812]

That's how it's pronounced in American english. But funnily enough, for the name Herb you DO pronounce the H. 🤣🤣

[@elliotg25]

린지Lindsay Ah wow, I didn’t know that!

[@earnestdeclarationofmedioc1706]

It's how they say it in American English.