30 Useful Korean Words For Tourists!! [Korean Words Master 01]

Welcome to the first episode of Korean Words Master.
In this series you can learn a lot of must-know Korean words, and eventually you'll master Korean vocabularies :)
So today's subject is "Useful Korean Words For Tourists."
Even though you don't know how to make full sentences in Korean, saying a few of words will still help your travel a lot.
Also, if you ask the directions to native Korean spearks that can't speak English at all, you'll still understand what they are talking about by listening a few of words like "왼쪽" (Left) or "위층" (Upstairs).
So they will come in handy when you travel Korea someday!
That's why I made this video.
So, let's learn 30 must-know Korean words that related to traveling Korea.
I hope you guys like it :)
Love you guys!!
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An American In Busan instantly sing it😂😂

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I started singing in my head 😂

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Lol I actually sang that when I was filming this >.

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[@catherineso7751]

I have watched many Korean learning video for tourists and found yours most practical, thanks ! Keep it up !

[@gabedawg]

It's weird to me how Asians use the word toilet so regularly. Like Where's the toilet? May I use the toilet? As an American this sounds weird to me. Americans don't say this (at least from my experience). We almost always say "bathroom" when in someone's home and "restroom" when in public. Saying toilet instead of bathroom or restroom sounds so crude and uncivilized to me.

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It is helpful how you repeat the words many times in different ways :)

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Your teaching video is really helpful for beginners. Thank you so much and so much.

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If you had broken out a chorus from EXID, it would've been hilarious! Good job Minji!

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Yay! This is awesome, I'm coming to Seoul this summer so this helps a lot, love your channel? 😊

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Wow i love ur explanation guy trans late english to korea

[@aothiphuongthao3152]

Your videos are interesting, as well as the topics. Thank you :). But I really hope next time when you give examples, you also provide the subtitles (for those examples) as how to read them. Thank you so much! :))

[@mrphangoldwing]

Please do a video lesson covering positive/negative expressions! Like "good, great, fantastic VS bad, terrible, disappointing". As in "this is good food VS this is disappointing food" :)

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Thanks

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Great video.. some example Also plz ..we need more example..수고헸어요 감사합니다 Miss !

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I like that the video is long!!! This was so interesting

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[@Enskie435]

Hi Minji, looking forward to see more videos like this, so helpful , I really want to visit Korea someday , this video is helpful , 감사합니다 선생님 ^_^

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You are more than amazing . 정말 감사합니다 온니 .😊❤ 너 진짜 할 절 알하요 .너를 자델 노무 좋아해요. ❤❤❤

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i hope we will meet by chance, i will come to korea by next week :))

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[@yazminlazos6762]

Have you ever done any videos on dictation? from beginners, medium and advance? One of the things I struggle is I have no one to help me with dictation.

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Muchas gracias profe! Hablas algo de español ?

[@sekekeretsu4172]

appreciate this video as a novice traveler in korea. Will also will like to know how to ask bus numbers and directions to go to a specific location.

[@melissawall4108]

That was good! I can review it over and over until I get them memorized.

[@pepik121]

minji, your videos are really helpful, keep it up please :)

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this is really helpful. how often do you plan on doing it?

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She's planning on doing 4 videos a week!

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@@anamericaninbusan9389 does she still do videos?

[@kennethkhimcasilao9907]

Thank you for teaching us 😘

[@emmapincaemjef2090]

Wow...its really help..😍☺..Ilovekorean.. ThankS po mam minji... lahat po ng video..Iniisa isa ko aralin.. Lhat ng bagay sa paligid.. lalo na sa hangeul. ☺😊👍 dto sa philipines fever samin ang korean..Like kpop. Kdrama also..😍.Someday i will goto korea..🙏😊🙌💕💕My dream

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한국에 공부 는 재밌어요 ^^I learn new words again👍 thanks to you . My Korean vocabulary is improving. Please do color Korean translation. 💚💚

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Can anybody help me I am also want to learn Korean

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thank you minji new year=new learning from you ^_^ just to let u know im ur fan. hope to see u there soon and play overwatch with you :-D from philippines xD

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I would love a video on common descriptive words like hot, cold, late, early etc Love your videos

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Thank you so much Minji I hate that my phone can't text Hangul but you get the idea. Thanks again!!!!

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How come when i’m listening to native speakers talking when im watching. It sounds the words they are saying are all shortcuts lol

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Thank you so much for such useful vocabularies. Please make pdf list for us.

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Why when you rent a bicycle, rental goes after and when you rent a car it goes before? how do I know when to use it properly?

[@nirharpaz1]

안넝! what is the difference between 조식 and 아침? is it likely to see 아침 in a hotel or hostel in term of breakfast?

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Unnie can you pls do the manufacturing tools pls..🙏

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Can you do some stories in Korean with song to read 감사합나다 . 사란해요😍😍

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[@kioko8923]

2:48 im doing Taekwando but instat of "wi" (im on the laptop rn, so I have no korean keyboard) we say "ulgul". So we say like "ulgulmakki" "momtommakki" "aremakki" Can you explain that? :)

[@tahnjr]

Kioko ~ In Korean the verb 막다 = to block 막기 (makgi) = block 얼굴막기 (ulgul-makgi) = face block 몸통막기 (momtong-makgi) = trunk/middle block 아래막기 (arae-makgi) = low block

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Oh so 얼굴 means face, I didn't know that

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This is a terrific series! 😁 My suggestion: Words in a coffee shop

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Tony Ahn, Jr. What a good idea! I'll cover that :)

[@CyberMew]

Just a note, the Chinese character at 7:40 for Morning is wrong.

[@minjiteacheskorean]

CyberMew Could you let me know why it is wrong? :) No offense, I looked up the dictionary again and it still said 朝食 for 조식 (Breakfast)

[@CyberMew]

Ok, I think you are is correct, because I don't know if 朝食 is some ancient characters or not (Chinese is not my strong suit), but the dictionary offered a few examples and 早食 is one of them. 早食 is definitely correct as the literal translation is morning food. In Naver Dictionary, under 국어사전 단어, the 1st result is 早食, same for the 영어사전 단어·숙 section, same for 일본어사전 단어. Interestingly under the 일본어사전 단어, apparently both characters appear. In the section under 한자사전 단 though, 朝食 did indeed appear, so I guess you are right and I am wrong :D I also searched the word further and for those that know Chinese well can refer to it here baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9C%9D%E9%A3%9F Anyone else that know more about Chinese (characters) maybe can chime in as well to explain a little? BTW liked the little mistake at the end lol schedule pyo got me cracking up

[@minjiteacheskorean]

+CyberMew Oh okay. I just checked the Naver English dictionary and it said '早食' for breakfast. So I searched this word into 한자사전 again, and it said its meaning is '아침밥을 일찍 먹음' which is 'You eat breakfast earlier' And my 한자사전 said ''朝食' for breakfast. So the former is a little bit different with 'breakfast' but it's also not that big difference. So I think you also can use both :) I'm not saying I'm right and you're wrong. Thank you so much for leaving this awesome comment!!

[@CyberMew]

Yea I guess we need an expert in linguistics to pitch in haha. I appreciate you replying and following up :)

[@annadai2970]

A little personal experience, 朝食 is kind of Japanese usage. Chinese speakers would say 早餐 as breakfast.