50 Basic Korean Words | Must Know Korean Vocabulary For Beginners

Learn these 50 basic Korean words with this Korean vocabulary lesson for beginners. Each Korean word is spoken by a Korean native speaker and includes both Korean and the English meaning. Download a free PDF of these Korean words here: learnkorean24....
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Thank you so much for breaking down the words and pronunciation. I absolutely love how you are teaching us.

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I like the visual and that you say at 3 times and you break it down which is nice.But I wish you said the english word first so that I could play it over and over without having to watch it

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Thanks for the suggestion. We will Keep this in mind for future videos.

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Hi there, i chose this clip since its your newest. I found your internet page and YT channel and i like it very much! You have a great content about the korean language. :) My question is about a given name consisting of two syllables: In one method the syllabification is shown, in the other it isnt. For example: Gil-dong Gildong I usually like to show the syllabification at least one time for all names. A) Gildong [Gil-dong] B) Gil-dong=Gildong Which of these two ways (A or B) would you recommend to make it understandable for people who dont now much about the subject that Gildong is one name, and the version Gil-dong is only a syllabification? Best regards and go on with your great work!

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