200 sentences Koreans use everyday

[@taacccoos1618]

for everyone who needs it, korean will get easier and easier as you practice, keep reading out loud (youll be able to start reading in your head and thinking in korean with that too)

[@rabiyakamran661]

Thanks bro..... I have also learnt it little but I'm not fluent and can't understand it fluently 😞😔😔😔😔

[@Necokeniii]

I appreciate it, sometimes I take breaks because I feel like korean sounds faster than normal.

[@tatendadune171]

I really appreciate the fact that you refrained from speaking English in this video. Korean is what I want to learn and you utilised my brain's ability to process spoken words and match them with Korean characters while separating the written English so my brain knows the English is a translation of the characters I'm seeing and the words I'm hearing. You are an intelligent teacher. I wish all language teachers taught like this. Well done! 👏 👏 👏

[@chafelixeu4162]

I'm in the middle of the video and i realized that most of the phrases are in 반말/casual something you'd only be able to use with your friend and someone who is younger than you ㅎㅎ Thank you so much for making this♥️

[@demi.]

video content (romanisation in comments) 인사말 greeting 안녕 hello 오랜만이야 it’s been a while 잘 지냈어 how are you 어떻게 지냈어 how have you been 잘 지냈어 how are you 별일 없었어 everything okay 잘 지냈지 i’ve been doing well 별일 없었어 nothing happened 매일 똑같아 every day is the same 너무 바빴어 i’ve been too busy 요즘 한가해 i’m free these days 너는 요즘 어때 how have you been these days 너는 잘 지냈어 how are you [dialogue] 안녕? 오랜만이야. 잘 지냈어? 잘 지냈지. 매일 똑같아. 너는 질 지냈어? 안녕 bye 조심히 가 go carefully 잘 들어가 go home safely 다음에 보자 see you later 내일 보자 see you tomorrow 연락할게 i’ll be in touch [dialogue] 안녕. 조심히 가. 너도 잘 들어가. 연락할게. 이름이 뭐야 what’s your name 내 이름은 제니야 my name is jenny 나는 제니야 i’m jenny 오늘 날씨 어때 how’s the weather today 오늘 추워 is it cold today 추워 it’s freezing 완전 겨울 날씨야 it’s totally winter weather 별로 안 추워 it’s not that cold 추위가 좀 풀렸어 the cold has eased up a bit 오늘 눈 온대 will it snow today 눈 온대 it’s going to snow 밖에 많이 더워 is it too hot outside 아니, 안 더워 no, it’s not hot 응, 진짜 더워 yes, it’s so hot 오늘 비 온대 will it rain today 응, 비 온대 yes, it will rain 아니, 안 온대 no, it won’t rain 오후에 소나기 온대 showers will come in the afternoon 오늘 날씨 정말 좋다 the weather is really nice today 산책 가기 좋은 날씨야 nice weather to go for a walk 바람이 많이 불어 it’s windy 날씨가 쌀쌀해 the weather is chilly 일교차가 큰 날씨야 daytime and nighttime temperatures are quite different 지금 뭐해 what are you doing now 뭐하고 있어 what are you doing 책 읽고 있어 i’m reading a book 유튜브 보고 있어 i’m watching youtube 밥 먹고 있어 i’m eating 공부하고 있어 i’m studying 친구 만나고 있어 i’m meeting a friend 커피 마시고 있어 i’m drinking coffee 일라고 있어 i’m working 출근 중이야 i’m on my way to work 집에 가고 있어 i’m going home 아무것도 안 해 do nothing 누워있어 i’m lying down 그냥 집에 있지 i’m just at home 오늘 뭐해 what are you doing today 이따 뭐 할 거야 what are you going to do later 책 읽을 거야 i’m going to read a book 영화 볼 거야 i’m going to watch a movie 저녁 먹으러 갈 거야 i’m going to have dinner 공부해야 돼 i have to study 친구 만날 거야 i’m going to meet a friend 코피 마시러 가려고 i’m going to go for a coffee 일하러 가야 해 i have to go to work 출근해야지 i have to go to work 집에 갈 거야 i’m going home 별 계획 없어 i have no plans 일찍 자려고 i’m going to bed early 주말에 뭐해 what are you doing at the weekend 크리스마스에 뭐 할 거야 what are you going to do on christmas 커피 좋아해 do you like coffee 응, 좋아해 yes, i like 아니, 안 좋아해 no, i don’t like 무슨 커피 좋아해 what kind of coffee do you like 커페라테 좋아해 i like caffe latte 운동 좋아해 do you like exercise 좋아하는 운동이 뭐야 what’s your favourite sport 나 테니스 좋아해 i like tennis 나 수영 좋아해 i like swimming 운동 싫어해 i hate exercise 무슨 음식 좋아해 what kind of food do you like 떡볶이 좋아해 i like tteogbokki 매콤한 음식은 다 좋아 i like all spicy food 싫어하는 음식 있어 is there any food you don’t like 버섯 싫어해 i hate mushrooms 새우 알레르기가 있어 i’m allergic to shrimp 매운 음식은 못 먹어 i can’t eat spicy food 고양이가 좋아, 강아지가 좋아 do you like cats or dogs 당연히 고양이지 cats, of course 강아지가 더 좋아 i prefer dogs 고마워 thank you 선물 고마워 thank you for the gift 잘 쓸게 i’ll use it well 빌려줘서 고마워 thanks for lending it 잘 썼어 i used it well 잘 먹을게 i’ll eat well 잘 먹었어 i ate well 걱정해 줘서 고마워 thanks for worrying 신경 싸줘서 고마워 thanks for caring 축하해 congratulations 생일 축하해 happy birthday to you 합격 축하해 congratulations on your acceptance 결혼 축하해 congratulations on your wedding 정말 잘 됐다 that’s great 그동안 수고 많았지 you’ve been working hard 고생했어 you had a hard time 축하해 줘서 고마워 thanks for your congratulations 너 덕분이지 thanks to you 그동안 도와줘서 고마워 thanks for helping me in the meantime [dialogue] 합격 축하해. 정말 잘 됐다. 고생했어. 축하해 줘서 고마워. 너 덕분이지. 어디 가 where are you going 나 병원 가 i’m going to the hospital 어디 가는 길이야 where are you going 학교 가는 길이야 i’m on my way to school 회사 가는 거야 are you going to work 오늘 쉬는 날이야 today is my day off 회사 안가 aren’t you going to work 지금 가려고 i’m going now 친구 어디서 만나 where do you meet your friend 아직 안 정했어 we haven’t decided yet 강남역에서 만나 at gangnam station 뭐 타고 가 how do you get there 지하철 차고 가 by subway 걸어서 가 by on foot 휴가 어디로 가 where are you going on vacation 제주도로 가 i’m going to go to jeju island 언제 가 when are you going 두 시간 후에 출발할거야 i’m leaving in two hours 여섯시까지 거야 해 i’m leaving in six hours 다음 주에 가 i’m going next week 얼마나 있다 올 거야 how long are you going to be there 한 시간만 있다 올 거야 i’ll be back in an hour 내일 올 거야 i’ll be back tomorrow 2박 3일 two nights and three days [dialogue] 어디 가는 길이야. 회사 가는 길이야. 뭐 타고 가? 지하철 타고 가. 휴가 어디로 가? 제주도로 가. 언제 가? 다음 주에 가. 얼마나 있다 올 거야? 2박 3일. 누구야 who is this 우리 엄마야 this is my mum 우리 교수님이셔 this is our professor 쟤는 누구야 who is that 내 친구야 that’s my friend 저 분은 누구 셔 who is that 저분은 우리 사장님이야 that’s our boss 사장님은 누구 셔 who is the boss 저분이야 that’s him 누가 너희 오빠야 who’s your brother 저기 모자 쓴 사람이 우리 오빠야 the person wearing the hat over there is my brother 너희 사장님은 어떤 분이셔 what’s your boss like 좋은 분이야 he’s a good guy 재밌으셔 he’s funny 잔소리를 많이 하셔 he nags a lot 성격이 급하셔 he is impatient 네 남자친구 어때 what’s your boyfriend like 키가 커 he’s tall 잘생겼지 he’s handsome 착해 he’s nice 성격이 느긋해 he is easygoing 말이 없는 편이야 he is a quiet person 엄청 웃겨 he is so funny 직업이 뭐야 what’s his job 뭐 하는 사람이야 what does he do 회사원이야 he’s an office worker 병원에서 일해 he works at a hospital 학교 선생님이야 he’s a school teacher 학생이야 he’s a student 나랑 같은 회사 다녀 he works for the same company with me 어디에 살아 where does he live 서울에 살아 he lives on seoul 나랑 같은 동네에 살아 he lives in the same town as me 어디에서 왔어 where did he come from 미국에서 왔어 he’s from america 부산 사람이야 he’s from busan [dialogue] 누구야 내 친구야 네 친구 어때 키가 커. 그리고 엄청 웃겨 뭐 하는 사람이야 나랑 같은 회사 다녀 원래 서울 사람이야 아니, 원래는 부산 사람이야 밥 먹었어 did you eat 아침 먹었어 did you have breakfast 먹었어 i ate 아직 안 먹었어 i haven’t eaten yet 뭐 먹었어 what did you eat 빵 먹었어 i ate the bread 밥 먹으러 갈까 shall we go to eat 점심 먹으러 가자 let’s go for lunch 아직 배가 안 고파 i’m not hungry yet 배고파 i’m hungry 이따 저녁 같이 먹을래 would you like to have dinner with me later 밥 뭐 먹을래 what do you want to eat 뭐 먹고 싶어 what do you want to eat 피자 먹으러 가자 let’s get some pizza 피자 먹는 게 어때 why don’t we eat pizza 매콤한 거 먹고 싶어 i want something spicy 밥 시켜먹자 let’s order something 배달시켜 먹을까 how about ordering delivery food 중국집에 시켜 먹자 let’s order some chinese dishes 도시락 싸 와써 did you bring lunch 싸 왔어 i brought it 반찬 뭐야 what did you bring for side dishes 김치랑 햄 싸 왔어 i brought kimchi and ham 나눠 먹자 let’s share 한입만 줘 can i try some 커피 마실래 would you like some coffee 차 마시러 가자 let’s go for tea 후식 먹으러 갈까 why don’t we go for dessert 물 좀 줘 water, please 너무 배불러 i’m so full 배 터질 것 같아 i’m stuffed [dialogue] 밥 먹었어? 아직 안 먹었어. 배고파 뭐 먹고 싶어? 중국집에 시켜 먹자

[@demi.]

greeting in-sa-mal hello an-nyeong it’s been a while o-laen-man-i-ya how are you jal ji-naess-eo how have you been eo-ddeoh-ge ji-naess-eo how are you jal ji-naess-eo everything okay byeol-il eobs-eoss-eo i’ve been doing well jal ji-naess-ji nothing happened byeol-il eobs-eoss-eo every day is the same mae-il ddog-gat-a i’ve been too busy neo-mu ba-bbass-eo i’m free these days yo-jeum han-ga-hae how have you been these days neo-neun yo-jeum eo-ddae how are you neo-neun jal ji-naess-eo bye an-nyeong go carefully jo-sim-hi ga go home safely jal deul-eo-ga see you later da-eum-e bo-ja see you tomorrow nae-il bo-ja i’ll be in touch yeon-lag-hal-ge what’s your name i-leum-i mwo-ya my name is jenny nae i-leum-eun je-ni-ya i’m jenny na-neun je-ni-ya how’s the weather today o-neul nal-ssi eo-ddae is it cold today o-neul chu-weo it’s freezing chu-weo it’s totally winter weather wan-jeon gyeo-ul nal-ssi-ya it’s not that cold byeol-lo an chu-weo the cold has eased up a bit chu-wi-ga jom pul-lyeoss-eo will it snow today o-neul nun on-dae it’s going to snow nun on-dae is it too hot outside bagg-e manh-i deo-weo no, it’s not hot a-ni, an deo-weo yes, it’s so hot eung, jin-jja deo-weo will it rain today o-neul bi on-dae yes, it will rain eung, bi on-dae no, it won’t rain a-ni, an on-dae showers will come in the afternoon o-hu-e so-na-gi on-dae the weather is really nice today o-neul nal-ssi jeong-mal joh-da nice weather to go for a walk san-chaeg ga-gi joh-eun nal-ssi-ya it’s windy ba-lam-i manh-i bul-eo the weather is chilly nal-ssi-ga ssal-ssal-hae temperatures are quite different il-gyo-cha-ga keun nal-ssi-ya what are you doing now ji-geum mwo-hae what are you doing mwo-ha-go iss-eo i’m reading a book chaeg ilg-go iss-eo i’m watching youtube yu-tyu-beu bo-go iss-eo i’m eating bab meog-go iss-eo i’m studying gong-bu-ha-go iss-eo i’m meeting a friend chin-gu man-na-go iss-eo i’m drinking coffee keo-pi ma-si-go iss-eo i’m working il-la-go iss-eo i’m on my way to work chil-geun jung-i-ya i’m going home jib-e ga-go iss-eo do nothing a-mu-geos-do an hae i’m lying down nu-weo-iss-eo i’m just at home geu-nyang jib-e iss-ji what are you doing today o-neul mwo-hae what are you going to do later i-ddae mwo hal geo-ya i’m going to read a book chaeg ilg-eum geo-ya i’m going to watch a movie yeong-hwa bol geo-ya i’m going to have dinner jeo-nyeog meog-eu-leo gal geo-ya i have to study gong-bu-hae-ya dwae i’m going to meet a friend chin-gu man-nal geo-ya i’m going to go for a coffee ko-pi ma-si-leo ga-lyeo-go i have to go to work il-ha-leo ga-ya hae i have to go to work chul-geun-hae-ya-ji i’m going home jib-e gal geo-ya i have no plans byeol gye-hweg eobs-eo i’m going to bed early il-jjig ja-lyeo-go what are you doing at the weekend ju-mal-e mwo-hae what are you going to do on christmas keu-li-seu-ma-seu-e mwo hal geo-ya do you like coffee keo-pi joh-a-hae yes, i like eung, joh-a-hae no, i don’t like a-ni, an joh-a-hae what kind of coffee do you like mu-seun keo-pi joh-a-hae i like caffe latte keo-pe-la-te joh-a-hae do you like exercise un-dong joh-a-hae what’s your favourite sport joh-a-ha-neun un-dong-i mwo-ya i like tennis na te-ni-seu joh-a-hae i like swimming na su-yeong joh-a-hae i hate exercise un-dong silh-eo-hae what kind of food do you like mu-seun eum-sig joh-a-hae i like ttoebokki ddeog-bogg-i joh-a-hae i like all spicy food mae-kom-han eum-sig-eun da joh-a is there any food you don’t like silh-eo-ha-neun eum-sig iss-eo i hate mushrooms beo-seos silh-eo-hae i’m allergic to shrimp sae-u al-le-lu-gi-ga iss-eo i can’t eat spicy food mae-un eum-sig-eun mos meog-eo do you like cats or dogs go-yang-i-ga joh-a, gang-a-ji-ga joh-a cats, of course dang-yeon-hi go-yang-i-ji i prefer dogs gang-ji-ga deo joh-a thank you go-ma-weo thank you for the gift seon-mul go-ma-weo i’ll use it well jal sseul-ge thanks for lending it bil-lyeo-jweo-seo go-ma-weo i used it well jal sseoss-eo i’ll eat well jal meog-eul-ge i ate well jal meog-eoss-eo thanks for worrying geog-jeong-hae jweo-seo go-ma-weo thanks for caring sin-gyeong ssa-jweo-seo go-ma-weo congratulations chug-ha-hae happy birthday to you saeng-il chug-ha-hae congratulations on your acceptance hab-gyeog chug-ha-hae congratulations on your wedding gyeol-hon chug-ha-hae that’s great jeong-mal jal dwaess-da you’ve been working hard geu-dong-an su-go manh-ass-ji you had a hard time go-saeng-haess-eo thanks for your congratulations chug-ha-hae jweo-seo go-ma-weo thanks to you neo deog-bun-i-ji thanks for helping me in the meantime geu-dong-an do-wa-jweo-seo go-ma-weo where are you going eo-di ga i’m going to the hospital na byeong-weon ga where are you going eo-di ga-neun gil-i-ya i’m on my way to school hag-gyo ga-neun gil-i-ya are you going to work hwe-sa ga-neun geo-ya today is my day off o-neul swi-neun nal-i-ya aren’t you going to work hwe-sa an-ga i’m going now ji-geum ga-lyeo-go where do you meet your friend chin-gu eo-di-seo man-na we haven’t decided yet a-jig an jeong-haess-eo at gangnam station gang-nam-yeog-e-seo man-na how do you get there mwo ta-go ga by subway ji-ha-cheol cha-go ga by on foot geol-eo-seo ga where are you going on vacation hyu-ga eo-di-lo ga i’m going to go to jeju island je-ju-do-lo ga when are you going eon-je ga i’m leaving in two hours du shi-gan hu-e chul-bal-hal-geo-ya i’m leaving in six hours yeo-seot-shi-gga-ji geo-ya hae i’m going next week da-eum ju-e ga how long are you going to be there eol-ma-na it-da ol geo-ya i’ll be back in an hour han shi-gan-man it-da ol geo-ya i’ll be back tomorrow nae-il ol geo-ya 2 nights and 3 days 2bag 3il who is this nu-gu-ya this is my mum u-li eom-ma-ya this is our professor u-li gyo-su-nim-i-syeo who is that jyae-neun nu-gu-ya that’s my friend nae chin-gu-ya who is that jeo bun-eun nu-gu syeo that’s our boss jeo-bun-eun u-li sa-jang-nim-i-ya who is the boss sa-jang-nim-eun nu-gu syeo that’s him jeo-bun-i-ya who’s your brother nu-ga neo-hui o-bba-ya the person wearing the hat over there is my brother jeo-gi mo-ja sseun sa-lam-i u-li o-bba-ya what’s your boss like neo-hui sa-jang-nim-eun eo-ddeon bun-i-syeo he’s a good guy joh-eun bun-i-ya he’s funny jae-miss-eu-syeo he nags a lot jan-so-li-leul manh-i ha-syeo he is impatient seong-gyeog-i geum-ha-syeo what’s your boyfriend like ne nam-ja-chin-gu eo-ddae he’s tall ki-ga keo he’s handsome jal-saeng-gueoss-ji he’s nice chag-hae he’s easygoing seong-gyeog-i neu-guet-hae he’s a quiet person mal-i eobs-neun pyeon-i-ya he’s so funny eom-cheong ut-gyeo what’s his job jig-eob-i mwo-ya what does he do mwo ha-neun sa-lam-i-ya he’s an office worker hwe-sa-weon-i-ya he works at a hospital byeong-weon-e-seo il-hae he’s a school teacher hag-gyo seon-saeng-nim-i-ya he’s a student hag-saeng-i-ya he works for the same company with me na-lang gat-eun hwe-sa da-nyeo where does he live eo-di-e sal-a he lives in seoul seo-ul-e sal-a he lives in the same town as me na-lang gat-eun dong-ne-e sal-a where did he come from eo-di-e-seo wass-eo he’s from america mi-gug-e-seo wass-eo he’s from busan bu-san sa-lam-i-ya did you eat bab meog-eoss-eo did you have breakfast a-chim-meog-eoss-eo i ate meog-eoss-eo i haven’t ate yet a-jig an meog-eoss-eo what did you eat mwo meog-eoss-eo i ate the bread bbang meog-eoss-eo shall we go to eat bab meog-eu-leo gal-gga let’s go for lunch jeom-sim meog-eu-leo ga-ja i’m not hungry yet a-jig bae-ga an go-pa i’m hungry bae-go-pa would you like to have dinner with me later i-dda jeo-nyeog gat-i meog-uel-lae what do you want to eat bab mwo meog-eul-lae what do you want to eat mwo meog-go sip-eo let’s get some pizza pi-ja meog-eu-leo ga-ja why don’t we eat pizza pi-ja meog-neun ge eo-ddae i want something spicy mae-kom-han geo meog-go sip-eo let’s order something bab si-kyeo-meog-ja how about ordering delivery food bae-dal-si-kyeo meog-uel-gga let’s order some chinese dishes jung-gug-jib-e si-kyeo meog-ja did you bring lunch do-si-lag ssa wa-sseo i brought it ssa wass-eo what did you bring for side dishes ban-chan mwo-ya i brought kimchi and ham gim-chi-lang haem ssa wass-eo let’s share na-nwo meog-ja can i try some han-ib-man jwo would you like some coffee keo-pi ma-sil-lae let’s go for tea cha ma-si-leo ga-ja why don’t we go for dessert hu-sig meog-eu-leo gal-gga water, please mul jom jwo i’m so full neo-mu bae-bul-leo i’m stuffed bae teo-jil geot gat-a

[@divy242]

Thanks a lot for this.🥺🙏🙏🙏

[@demi.]

@@divy242 no problem :)

[@jessesdiary]

@demi mad respect 고마워요! ❤️ Thank you so much!!

[@demi.]

@@jessesdiary ☺️☺️

[@thefairydancer2571]

My insomnia night is being really productive today, I just learned Norwegian and came to practice Korean, thank you

[@TilikaVispute]

Hahahahahaha … 🤣🤣🤣✨✨✨

[@rachelhankoreanteacher1628]

그림도 귀엽고!!! 설명도 너무 좋아요!!The paintings are cute!!! The explanation is so good!!😍😘🥰

[@LearnKorean365]

감사합니다. 😀

[@tropicalstorm339]

@@LearnKorean365 Can you also write down the English/Roman spelling of those Korean words? It would really help a lot. Thank you.

[@itsme6159]

@@tropicalstorm339 stop being lazy and freaking learn hangul

[@tropicalstorm339]

@@itsme6159 Stop being a jerk and mind your own business.

[@minaminari2268]

@@tropicalstorm339 it’s better if you don’t use romanization/Roman versions cause sometimes they can be wrong and that it’ll take you slower to actually read Hangul cause you’ll be depending on romanization instead of Hangul

[@kb2o492]

i just discovered your channel and im glad i did! korean was a little hard for me but hearing you explain this in detail and putting it in sentences really helped! im gonna start learning with your channel because this is really helping! 감사합니다!

[@roorooswrld]

아주 좋은!

[@moontechnology-168]

감사합니다 선생님. 나는 감보디아에서 왔어요.

[@earnestlanguage4242]

I like the large bold font for the Korean sentence!

[@noob-ishnoob749]

This channel really helps you learn Korean at 360°

[@beautifulbutterfly4346]

Thank you so much, this is so helpful for learning Korean. I saw a couple of comments asking you to use romanization to help with pronunciation, but I disagree. I'm so glad there isn't romanization in this video, it's much better to learn pronunciation without it. Thank you! For anyone looking for romanization, there are a lot of other videos out there which have that, I have skipped all of those videos and have now arrived in the right place here :)

[@luizianka123]

yes ! my korean professor always says that romanization completely misses the point of learning korean, and since the very beginning we used hangul.

[@urmybeta]

Thanks

[@ttthemusiclover]

I agree with u

[@relaxingwithcomfort]

Romanisation helps me to understand and write the hangul correctly.😊

[@aminksunnie8335]

What the fuck??like there are no romanization how I am supposed to remember it? I have to write it what will I write ? In korean ??later how I am supposed to read it ??and surprisingly this video is for beginners 🤣🤣 and I don't understand what is your PROBLEM if there is romanization ??huh?

[@jllytast7079]

감사합니다 From Canada!

[@Present_Being]

Great video. Any chance you can do a part 2 with the next 200 most common used korean sentences. That would be very helpful

[@btsarmyforever6848]

Thank you so much, I'm form Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@ddice00]

아~ 한국어 실력이 늘고 있어요! 감사합니다~🤓👍

[@shairanicolesoriano4291]

I watched the Variety Shows Return of Superman and Running Man and it helped me a lot. You can learn basic words and phrases there because they repeat it often and their target audience are mostly kids. So you can watch them if you have spare time.

[@saintfeelskoreanlanguage_l3363]

It is very simple and good to see! thanks a lot.

[@delancymia]

This is really needed for me ☺ thanks for your video learning Korean from India🇮🇳 🙆감사합니다^^

[@LearnKorean365]

Thanks for watching 😄 Stay strong and stay safe! 💪

[@boothang1656]

Hi r you girl ya boy

[@hiepiesuppafan9262]

Me mata Korean wachanath oone sinhala theruma sahithawa

[@simonaslays]

I’m from india too… I’m pretty fluent… I’m learning Korean due to kdramas and kpop/khipop lmao 😂 I’m pretty interested in their fashion tooo

[@justwomenz]

안녕! 진정한 한국인으로서 나는 이 비디오가 훌륭하다는 것을 알았습니다! 계속, 절대 포기하지 마십시오. 한국에서 온 사랑!💕

[@wintoreos]

Thanks for the video, it's really simple to understand. I'm getting the hang of it

[@reyesortega1322]

Great video, it’s been very useful! 감사합니다!

[@bts-uw9nf]

Amazing amazing this what I'm looking for keep going. 🌺🌺🌺🌺♥️♥️

[@sarairosario3700]

감사합니다 ☺️

[@sudhasrinivasan1372]

Thanks.Most phrases are casual Can you make similar video for formal speech pl

[@sh_reyy]

Thank you so much 🥰 We all really appreciate your efforts u put in to make this great videos

[@LearnKorean365]

Great comment! Thank you so much 💗

[@catherinebongco5232]

이 영상을 주셔서 정말 감사합니다. 많은 도움이 되었습니다!

[@monsunai]

정말 감사합니다!

[@LearnKorean365]

저도 감사합니다. Thank you, too. 😄😄

[@mariaiftene5593]

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much💖❤❤❤❤❤

[@tissa3726]

Just found out your channel. Thank u so much (Morocco)

[@LearnKorean365]

Welcome to our channel! Hope you liked it. 😘

[@jlcsr9163]

Thanks so much this was so useful for me.

[@art_pearlistix]

감사합니다

[@盧怡芳-o5o]

thanks for useful sentences

[@mjezyyy]

thank you! i'm from philippines🥰

[@LearnKorean365]

Hi Mj Ordeniza and welcome to our channel! 😍

[@damuichiroll]

This is really helpful!

[@jhellais.5930]

This is really helpful! Thank you so much!

[@아기곰-b7z]

Thank you

[@LearnKorean365]

Thanks for watching!

[@zidaHM]

wow. i am so glad i found this channel. Waiting more ❤

[@PreciousElegance]

Following you on Instagram, and decided to check out your video, Very nice! Thank you.

[@LearnKorean365]

Thanks for watching our video. Hope you enjoyed it. 🙋‍♀️

[@ameliashandcraftedmemes7888]

Thank you I was surprised by how much I already knew

[@shristilol]

fun fact:we are remeber the sentence until the next sentence is shown

[@debbie1724cham]

How can a learner know from all the Korean leaning videos that the word is for writing or for speaking only or both. 도와주셔서 감사드립니다^^

[@BIGBROTHERBRASIL-zf5wk]

Very good

[@fairysingh9529]

So helpful.😍

[@kurooshoneybunch]

can someone read this ? "형 나 웃다가 죽을뻔했어" "bro i almost died laughing "

[@anjanimeeriyagalla1542]

I'm so glad that I found your channel to learn Korean and If you can add romazined korean, it would be helpful for the people including me who are bit struggling to pronounce to words that we hear in accurately. 🤩😇

[@priyadharshni8450]

I love it please make more vedio like this

[@Hehe66111]

Thanks from Kerala God's own country ♡

[@aayushi685]

❤️❤️

[@evagil_ii_yt]

ahh malyali

[@my_stary]

Thank you somuchhh💙💙

[@Sean-vf7qr]

저는 푸에르토리코에서 왔어요 당신의 비디오가 마음에 들어요. 감사합니다 🥰

[@LearnKorean365]

우리 영상을 봐주셔서 감사합니다. 한국말 잘하시네요! 😊😊

[@Sean-vf7qr]

@@LearnKorean365 저는 한국어를 배우는 것을 절대 포기하지 않아요 사랑 한국 ❤️🇰🇷😊

[@minholee2669]

Thx

[@davekantibhai3541]

Your thumbnail is nice 4 of them are pretty n one of it represents our kookie🥰Anyways excellent video 👌👏

[@Sakurasaipinky]

I’m a new fan of your channel 💗

[@jeonproma1993]

So helpfull

[@bramhiporwal1863]

thank you soo much 💖 i really love the video especially the drawings

[@AdrianoGrataniClassicalGuitar]

Thank you for your efforts! Please continue making great videos!🙂😌

[@batouljahjah3472]

Waw i love your content Thankyou 😫❤️

[@dreams6266]

이 영상은 너무 유용하다

[@LearnKorean365]

Thanks for watching. Your Korean is very good~!! 😄😄 봐주셔서 감사합니다! 한국말 잘 하시네요!

[@tarapero]

Your voice is so cute!

[@shanthimolmk3252]

Wow 👍

[@rubela898]

Super

[@rabiyakamran661]

Gamsahabnida.... It's a very informative video 😍😊😊😊😊😊

[@ellesygie]

I'm new to the channel.. I want to learn the formal way but I dont know how to differentiate formal to informal.. I think I have a long way on learning the language😥😥😥

[@unwind6154]

Formal for someone elder to you Informal for friends and someone younger than you..

[@yanghyunsukgoingtohellinah7724]

요 is used to make a phrase/sentence into a formal statement. 야 is used to make a phrase/sentence into an informal statement. The sentences in this video are INFORMAL. Example Below: Formal (What's your name?) 이름이 뭐예요. Informal (What's your name?) 이름이 뭐야.

[@jranaboy]

Do something formal please

[@theugliestpersoninthisworl46]

이 영상을 너무 좋아했고, 왜냐고 묻지 마세요.

[@saqlainsulehri2310]

좋은 비디오

[@animalventure2.0]

It sounds like Tzuyu from Twice is narrating this.

[@KarenMundialForever]

Please subtitles in Spanish Por favor subtítulos en Español.

[@yakvlutaddict13]

Cute video

[@HOBI_ING]

Can you tell me one thing,I got a question.Is this formal or informal?Like Should i use this for younger and same age People and also elder people??

[@이-s2w]

All sentense is informal, So cannot use for elder people

[@이-s2w]

Most sentences are used between friends˜ So, it's okay to use it for young people.ᐟ

[@saintfeelskoreanlanguage_l3363]

Most of all are informal in this sentences. So, you would better add the syllable '요(yo)' on the last Vowel. For example, '잘가' -> '잘가요'. '어때?'-> '어때요?'.

[@jjaymyeonn]

Omg! It's very helpful!! T^T🤍

[@pranalipise8723]

한국❤️😘🎉👍👍👍

[@nannooo444]

0:44

[@thediydaddy2649]

By the way, all these example sentences are in panmal right?

[@Anna-kj3np]

Yes

[@0227.private]

그림도 구ㅣ열고!!💜

[@yasminsalah3404]

6:56

[@cute-oi2wk]

Hi I am from India 🇮🇳 ☺ 😊 .Any bts army 💜

[@mcf.stargirll]

안녕!!!

[@minaminari2268]

11:09 I’ll be back!

[@muzamilkhan4103]

Great I'm from pakistan 💜💜💜

[@LearnKorean365]

Hi, Muzamil Khan. Welcome to our channel! 😄😄

[@muzamilkhan4103]

@@LearnKorean365 thank you l like Korean so mush 💜💜💜

[@vishukitty5995]

Yeah unnie

[@habibashaikh6362]

Can we get pranounsation in english words also?

[@LearnKorean365]

My English pronunciation is not good because I am native Korean. 😂😂But I'll consider it later.

[@habibashaikh6362]

@@LearnKorean365 thankuuuuuu

[@roorooswrld]

i find it odd how 'hello' and 'bye' are the same thing

[@user-ci7ve3vz1h]

How to come 은,는,가,이,를 explain please

[@이-s2w]

• 1. Subject particles -이/가 Noun(ends with a consonant) + 이 Noun(ends with a vowel) + 가 Subject particles attach to a noun to tell us that noun is a subject in a sentence. For example, 선생님'이' 여자예요. (The teacher is a female.) 의자'가' 어디에 있어요? (Where is the chair?) Actually many Koreans often drop the subject particle -이/가 when they make conversations. 사과 있어요? (Do you have apples?) 사과 없어요. (I don’t have apples.) 돈 있어요? (Do you have money?) • 2. Object particles -을/를 Noun(ends with a consonant) + 을 Noun(ends with a vowel) + 를 Object particles attach to a noun to tell us that noun is an object in a sentence. For example, 밥'을' 안 먹었어요. (I didn’t eat a meal.) 커피'를' 마셔요. (I am drinking coffee.) • 3. Topic particles or comparison particles -은/는 Noun(ends with a consonant) + 은 Noun(ends with a vowel) + 는 When -은/는 are topic particles, they substitute subject particles or object particles, which means you cannot use -이/가(or 을/를) and 은/는 at the same time. For example, 선생님'은' 한국 사람이에요. (The teacher is Korean.) 저'는' 진우예요. (I am Jin-woo.) -은/는 also can mean ‘comparison’. For example, 사과'는' 좋아해요. 그런데 수박'은' 안 좋아해요. (I like apples, but I don’t like water melons.) >>> 사과를 => 사과는 수박을 => 수박은 제 친구'는' 영어를 잘해요. 그런데 저'는' 영어를 못해요. (My friend speaks English very well, but I don’t) >>> 제 친구가 => 제 친구는, 제가 => 저는

[@youngo_ow]

But we not use this word normally :) it is just to education for foreigner basically

[@백현왕자]

If it's 이름이 뭐야? is it informal? and 이름이 뭐예요? is it formal?

[@JenViva288]

i thought the same thing... i think all of those phrases here are informal?

[@shelle._238]

@@JenViva288 Yes, they are informal.

[@백현왕자]

@@JenViva288 yea i think these phrases if you know the person or for your friends.

[@LearnKorean365]

Thank you for watching! 💓 You're right. 이름이 뭐예요? is formal, but we use this expression only when the other person is younger or the same age as me. I don't use this expression for people older than me. In that case, I ask, "성함이 어떻게 되세요?" It's really hard to understand Korean honorifics, I know... It's more than a language, it's a culture... 😂

[@백현왕자]

@@LearnKorean365 oh okay i get it now☺ thank you for explaining^^

[@eliseandkpop]

How about 기분이 어때?

[@shelle._238]

That's also correct

[@jimin-dx5bf]

what is the correct pronunciation of ' 나 ' Da or na ?

[@시로라-u8b]

'na'😊

[@krizhiamae4360]

좋았어

[@relaxingwithcomfort]

It'll have been awesome to see how the phrases are written in romanisation too.

[@relaxingwithcomfort]

@Kyra Nimbalkar you're right, I'm practicing using both hangul and romanisation together.

[@Maddie-ft3lb]

@@relaxingwithcomfort but you should drop the romanization cause it’s not gonna help

[@yrburd]

그 looks like the Hebrew letter ב.

[@harshofficial6235]

Lovely ko koryan me kiya bolte hai

[@jhayskie_min3511]

I know most of them

[@vale_dacosta]

Can someone tell me if these is formal or informal? please

[@LearnKorean365]

Most sentences are informal. Thanks for watching💕

[@vale_dacosta]

@@LearnKorean365 Thanks!

[@markyuan2867]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@deadlytiger409]

This sentence says hello how are you my name is trae see you later 안녕하세요 잘 지냈어요 저는에요 최 높아요

[@hiyokosaionji8097]

Okk

[@markyuan2867]

Bubba blah that’s why I like Bruh

[@notedii]

1

[@mokk7828]

yai shibai 100%

[@markyuan2867]

Hey guys let’s go to bed