[28 Minutes] 120 Korean expressions for your daily routine

[@talktomeinkorean]

This video is based on our book, My Daily Routine in Korean! If you enjoy learning Korean expressions accompanied by cute illustrations, just like in this video, check out our book: bit.ly/3AI0mmT

[@minstorm]

If I can make a suggestion; Hearing it with -다 and then -어요 -아요 would help a lot. So we can easier practice speaking and see how it is spelled in the colloquial form.

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thank you for your suggestion!

[@a.t2032]

i agree!

[@olgapinheiro4943]

I was going to say the same!! It'd be very helpful (more than it already is)

[@AdrianC.98]

I couldnt agree more!!!

[@yoongiwifeinthenextlife]

This doesn’t seem as helpful because people don’t usually use verbs in the infinitive on every day speech. It would have been helpful to use an everyday sentence.

[@ShinyPikachu1]

Imma be honestly, these very rare verbs and expression are extremely helpful since I know ALL basic verbs used for expressing basic need and I think I am either Upper beginner or Lower Intermediate, and these expression is extremely helpful in explaning small details in everyday life

[@asa8419]

agree 😢 I can’t remember this because we seldom talk about it with Korean native speakers or the other learners

[@biopurple]

한국인인데도 계속 보게 되는 채널입니다 ㅎㅎㅎ 역으로 영어 공부하는데도 도움이 되용 ❤

[@icecreamspls]

This is really useful, thank you. When learning new Korean words I come across so many obscure ones I would rarely use. These are really good ones to remember!

[@townboy5096]

The animation caught me off guard 😂

[@ladyevenstar22]

Thanks for new content , I've been listening to the 30mn commute video during commute 😂

[@rachelleungyt]

12:28 the english on screen does not match

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thanks for the heads up and for paying close attention to the details : ) We've edited that part just now.

[@kgdskb]

와, 정말 감사합니다! ❤

[@Asaliww]

What is “I don’t want” in Korean? 감사합니다🎉

[@letsdo888]

Where do i take the lessons level vise? It is not on TTMIK channel

[@RamushkaLafushka-jl8cz]

와, 진짜 감사합니다!!!💗💗😭😭

[@linboo3588]

This helps a lot with my pronunciation, 너무 감사합니다 💖

[@aaaakuleczkaa]

Great formula, I enjoyed it a lot, thank you!

[@wahwahshwe8785]

감사합니다🙆‍♀️❤ 사랑합니다 선새님🥰

[@lauramr6094]

I loved this video. The drawings are amazing and make the video sooo much fun and cute. I loved it for real 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@renatakamitsuji6370]

12:33 wrong translation

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thanks for the heads up! : ) We've edited that part just now.

[@Asaliww]

What is “I don’t want” in Korean? 감사합니다🎉

[@ehsanparsa9693]

the best Korean learning method for me. thank you

[@bachkhoao]

Thanks

[@VimansaSunari]

Thank youuuu this is really really important ....❤

[@iminluvwithhiso]

정말 감사합니다 💗

[@VIBRANT2]

I love you guys 🎉❤

[@jeany2023]

Excellent video!! I hope you make more of these!

[@alliramsay1328]

wait can someone explain the difference between 이불을 펴다 and 침대를 정리하다?

[@randi4321]

I was wondering the same thing

[@icecreamspls]

I wonder if it's something like: 이불을 펴다 = spread out the bedsheets (in the context, maybe before sleeping) and 침대를 정리하다 = make the bed. 펴다 relates to spreading out something and 정리하다 is for organising something

[@alliramsay1328]

@@icecreamspls I wondered that too, or if the first means like "make up the bed" (like putting on sheets after you've washed them) while the second means "make the bed" like after sleeping.

[@clairekie]

이불을 펴다 can be used for any sleeping area, not necessarily a bed. since many people sleep on mats on the floor instead of a bed, you would use this expression for any sleeping area. but 침대 is specifically for a bed

[@alliramsay1328]

@@clairekie oh thank you!

[@ameneamini88]

After the 10 level of ttmik, what book should i learn? Is there any order for other ttmik books?

[@ameneamini88]

@Dystopian Space Saga thank you. Actually the ten levels are not too hard, it took me around 8 months, not daily studying, but i think if someone can study daily it would be less than that.

[@ameneamini88]

@Dystopian Space Saga no i can't still watch dramas without subtitles, becouse i haven't learned much korean specially vocabulary. But i understand some parts of them. I need to study more and no i have no tutor.

[@ameneamini88]

@Dystopian Space Saga yeah i think the ebooks are fine. I'm reading the ebooks too

[@ameneamini88]

@Dystopian Space Saga sorry i haven't used it , i don't know about it

[@ameneamini88]

@Dystopian Space Saga no not yet. But i have seen the other books they're great too.

[@lindacheung759]

This is very useful.

[@buttercup6171]

Love these helpful videos!!

[@zoejaneir5907]

Wow!!! It's amazing all the hard work you putted into this! I have no words! Thank you sooooooo much! This is really helpful! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@shauntishaeubanks9735]

… hey !! I have a question if you or anyone could help me understand. I can read Korean pretty well… I try to read everything so I can get faster and it becomes second nature, even though I don’t always know what I’m saying. I bought the three books but the one I’m referring to in particular is the 1100 Short & Useful Korean Phrases … because I couldn’t find this particular pattern structure, unless I overlooked it … but the very first two pattern structures that I familiarized myself with were the -예요, 이예요… saying this is +noun… but I stumbled across 이건 (noun) 이야, 이건(noun)야… so like me saying 책이에요 - this is a book, 이건 책이야 - This is a book.. what’s the difference between those two pattern structures ? Is it saying the exact same thing ? THANK YOU TO WHOEVER RESPONDS !

[@shauntishaeubanks9735]

@Rachel Gauna thaaaank you so much for explaining to me !

[@Yuri_mirfeen]

-에요 is more polite -야 is casual you can use it in daily conversation with your classmates or with your friends.

[@thecreationsisters6823]

annoyng

[@ebdo7863]

Not good! but his will be delited

[@exessen1684]

What??

[@reshyyyyy1404]

Could TTMIK please make a video about 밧침? I got confused a lot in the pronunciation of some words