50 Essential Korean Words Every Beginner Must Know - Learn Korean with your favorite Kdramas!

[@lyndobla]

It's good to jear the words from different people saying same words in different intonations! Good job on this video!👍👍

[@margomargo929]

Lovely people 💕😊

[@jocelynhartzenberg]

Learning Korean on Duolingo, but this video is just what I needed when watching my kdramas. Thank you so very much. ❤❤❤❤😊

[@janemcmillan2033]

I’m learning Korean also through Duolingo and also found this video useful.

[@bondita8126]

Same I am also learning Korean in Duolingo

[@methulisensadi8601]

Me too 😇

[@praveenmano7067]

Me to😊

[@neonelf-ish]

Useful apps for korean learning, busuu ( good but not enough courses but it can help you as a beginner ) Falou, (good but u gotta pay for the full app. Still good otherwise tho) Memrise, ( no ai voice ) Duolingo is how I started but the ai voice makes it really hard to master pronunciation skills aswell as listning. I'm still new to korean but these have helped way more than duolingo! :)

[@CarmenFlippo]

A quick note here 여보세요 (yeoboseyo) is only used during a phone call

[@yashsaroj4567]

Thank you 2 bar hai

[@janethilisan]

Okay thanks

[@mahesezhil66]

And I passed in distinction with 47 out of 50. Thanks to my kdramas and run bts.

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Awesome, well done! 🙂❤

[@PK-qu2nv]

Love the way you did your video on learning Korean. This was good to hear from different people speaking. Keep it up 👍🏻 and hope to see more videos like this.

[@SophyMakalamangi]

Thanks 👍

[@joseecardinal4355]

This is a very nice video to learn basics words in Korean. I like it because I can hear many times the words and from different persons with different prononciation. Most of the way, when we start learning a language, it is always with the same voice. Thank you for your good work!

[@roseanfesevilla5978]

for people like me who is visual learner this is very helpful

[@Naomi-dy5xd]

cute video! i just personally think everything should be formal, since it's for beginners for now...and it's nasalization that makes the 'm' sound like 'b' and the 'n' sound like 'd'🫶🏽

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Thanks for your comment, nasalization also exists in Korean but in these cases we are talking about denasalization. It is the loss of nasal airflow where nasal consonants like [m] and [n] lose its nasality and are heard as [mb] and [nd]. As I like to explain, it's like trying to say for example [ne] while pinching your nose, thereby blocking the air through your nose to get a similar pronunciation as in Korean. 😁

[@Naomi-dy5xd]

@@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas ahhhh! that makes a lot of sense now! thank you for that!🫶🏽

[@anweshamahata492]

Guys! Now practice it: ❤😂 1) Hi 2) Bye 3) you're here? 4) let's go 5) of course 6) I like it 7) I don't like it 8) but/however 9) anyway 10) I'm okay 11) just because 12) don't worry 13) and/ also 14) Mom 15) Dad 16) hello? 17) I don't know. 18) so/ therefore 19) wait a moment 20) the thing is... 21) I'm sorry! 22) perhaps 23) I love you. 24) Ah, I see 25) All right/ I understand 26) thank goodness 27) nevermind/ it's fine 28) But still 29) this 30) that 31) no way 32) actually 33) I'm not sure 34) no way/ don't tell me 35) really 36) today 37) tomorrow 38) Now 39) that's right! 40) in that case/ then 41) there is/ it exists 42) there is not 43) excuse me 44) thankyou (formal) 45) thankyou (casual) 46) okay/ Sure 47) I'm going 48) I'll go 49) Go inside 50) Go/Bye!

[@renadalamami6557]

Thaaaaaaaaaaaaanks omg

[@koikoipeach]

Wow!! This was so fun!! This makes it fun and easy to learn so thank you!!

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Thanks! ❤

[@americansreview]

You are doing AMAZING! Please don't stop posting these super helpful videos! I would pay to have you send me these edited videos for practice. EXCELLENT AND EXTREMELY HELPFUL. Please keep posting! I guarantee that your channel will grow to six figures or more subscribers in a year! ❤❤❤

[@JWHealing]

This is SO COOL! I really appreciate the time you put into all the editing, getting together all those clips, organizing them, putting the subtitles. Great job! 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@diane2731]

Great video. I love how you showed the variations on how to say the phrases. Thank you❤

[@LAEEQAHMAD-g9t]

That was really helpfull to many korean learners thanx🍪🍰🎀

[@lisasantiago2784]

Thanks, this is more easy and fun to learn seeing how every word is pronounced by actors in kdramas we've watched. The pronouciation is much different from the spelling though! That's make it a little difficult to remember or memorize.

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Yes, Korean has very different sounds compared to English which sometimes makes transliteration difficult, and should just be considered an approximation. For this reason it is often recommended not to focus on the Romanization of Korean words too much but to learn to read Korean as early as possible, which I also have made several videos about. Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@rsainz1296]

Thank you for your hard work! Fun way to learn.😊

[@susanwoodfin2198]

Really a great way to learn the frequently used phrases in Korean. Thank you. I loved the repetition by different characters.

[@安德李]

Thank you for providing such great original content. Definitely the greatest way to learn Korean! ❤

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you so much for your very helpful and interesting video lessons !

[@LissetteLissie]

This video is exactly what I needed because I watched so many k-dramas that is more engaging and also because you show males and females saying the words or the phrases with different intonations it helps so much to understand. Do you think you can add a little bit of variety shows on there as well? Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you

[@jdanaher99]

Nice job! Fun to hear it from the lips of the best actors!

[@tigress1girl]

this is so helpful, thank you! subscribed! hope you make lots of those in different ares (like maybe similar words that have different meanings, or just ares of words like animals, work, places, etc)

[@MuniKarthik-w6j]

Your videos are very useful in learning Korean,Thank you very much.❤

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Thanks! ❤

[@ogkpopper]

Bruh... Not me smiling cause I know more korean than I thought

[@sarahthiess8917]

Me too...proof that I watch too much kdrama😂

[@VarshaTotar]

thank you , it's really good for me ☺

[@chalokuchgreenkare4213]

That's a very effective video..make such videos more ..감사합니다

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Thanks, I'll definitely make more! 😁

[@germainelambergs3582]

So perfect thank you thank you 😊😊😊😊😊

[@goldenmom2754]

Thank you so much this helped me a lot❤

[@ArtGallery-j9z]

Thank you 😇😁😊

[@aliyushka3109]

Wow, очень актуальное видео, такие важные слова и крутые подборки с примерами. Нечего лишнего. Вы проделали большую, но очень полезную для начинающих работу. Огромное Вам спасибо ❤❤

[@jayshreedeonarain9323]

Love this, learning got so much easier. Thank you.

[@anastasiaidaya]

The fact that I could say these in Korean without listening to the korean words says means I'm advanced 😌😌😎. Korea here I come!!!🤸🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️✈️

[@lynrivera4322]

I love your videos!!! I do have one suggestion, when using the green on the background of the words don’t do white letters because is difficult to read…….I don’t know, maybe black letters

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Thanks for your comment! Yes, in more recent videos I already improved the text with the green background 😁❤

[@princessa_mee_04]

Thank you very much for the video, it's fun to learn, please put more videos like this on KZbin, thanks again

[@learningnewthings1234]

Fun way to learn. Thank you.

[@lupecazares49]

Great thank

[@Jogo_emi]

Need part-2 so bad!!!

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

I added a 50 Korean questions video just yesterday! 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYjEeniXqNyXiMk

[@SunShine-r5j]

😮우와 진짜 Finally I Found Something Great🎉, Engaging and fast for learning Korean language. I have One year experience but still not fluent now i will thank you so much keep it up!! 👍🏻✨ 파이팅 😅

[@mclarke98]

Very good keep them coming that's how I am learning by watching kdramas.

[@thvsnora8479]

thank you🥰🥰

[@jwwys]

Joha, gamsahabnida! Learn so much at once, love it!

[@ethereal_chaos7]

I always wondered why some sounds didn't align! Like "j" and "g" in several pronunciations, especially in people's names, which I found very confusing. I've subscribed, though I didn't recognize any of the films shown. I really appreciate hearing the differences in pronunciation and the captions-- very useful! Thank you!

[@darlenedevegan8370]

This video is awesome!❤ What a great way to teach someone with their favorite Stars what's the spelling and pronunciation on the left written in English and Korean great idea❤😊

[@fluffyhamsters]

This must have taken you ages - brilliant video

[@mor2life4her78]

1:57 I learned Gwaenchana from Welcome to Waikiki.

[@mridutaawal394]

Thank

[@Banryu-s3n]

They made it sound so easy. Then I realized they’re Korean 😭

[@p.g.p.2004]

It was really helpful

[@chichikalumba]

thanks so much, I learned a lot

[@DeepakDhabhai]

You are brilliant

[@ASTROO_AROHA]

정말 고마워요

[@lifedestiny4184]

Eniku "namtang" super power irudha nalla irukum.

[@ninemobilelegend9927]

감사합니다❤❤❤

[@LunaDeRede]

thank you voor make dis video❤💜🎎🧹🧴🈶

[@NiziaNaushinChowdhury]

How do I already understand all of them? 😭😂 I've watched too many kdramas

[@Aesthetic11yo]

Same

[@dhaniqa3277]

Make video like this again but the phrases or expression

[@priyasuresh6784]

Very useful 🎉

[@donnakake2350]

Thank you.

[@beatriceasiedu2992]

Using ksramas was absolute genius, I wish I cold learn Spanish like that too

[@Clara_121]

저만 감사 합니다🎉❤

[@rlorendean]

This is great!!!

[@geetaharavade2596]

I thought I know only less than 10 but i know more than that 😅

[@darlenedevegan7401]

So AWESOME 🎉❤

[@mong2181]

G sounds more like cr to me for some annunciation.

[@FLORINENDUKU]

Gamsahamnida😅❤

[@morancohen796]

This list is missing WEAH? (why?), BOYO (what's that, what the hack), PALI (hurry, fast) and CHINCHA (truth, really, seriously) ❤ I speak no Korean, but they say those all the time 😅

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

You can find those words in my other videos/shorts, but I'll add them in the next 50 words video 😁 Thanks for watching! ❤

[@FLORINENDUKU]

I ❤ this video ❤❤❤❤

[@butterflyagnieszka]

Very nice! Thank you! I only don’t like the music, It really goes on my nerves 😅😅😅

[@daydreaming023]

고마워요, 친애하는 ✨

[@EA-uf4js]

I'm always wondering how do people do this recopilation!!!

[@indigomarj]

you know you've watched too many k dramas when you know all of these words...!!😂

[@7King315]

Keep it up💜💜💜💜💜

[@SameerAli-th6pk]

감 사 함 니 다

[@رشاح]

ر شا حماد سل لم ❤❤❤❤😊 0:03 0:03

[@fabiolapaz962]

A maioria informal😅

[@MadhavAdhagale-rj1xx]

😂High level confidence i learnt Korean language

[@fac2]

Now for someone to timestamp all the shows 😂

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

😂❤

[@waiphyokyaw7562]

❤

[@daviddubost5140]

What's the name of the last girl please?

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

That's Kang Han Na 🙂

[@daviddubost5140]

@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas thank you for the answer😊👍

[@MuhammadTanveer-kd8rc]

But we also use emonni 2:57

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Indeed! See also my other video where the word Eomeoni is featured: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWaZmquqiaqsidk

[@user-re2sd9ez7b]

can anyone explain when they say for ex : geuligo ..it sounds like "KHeuligo" and not the G soung. same when they say "gwenchana" it sounds like KHAEnchana.... are they really saying G or KH only?

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Good question! The Korean consonant ㄱ is often Romanized as a "G", but you shouldn't attach too much importance to Romanization as it is often just an approximation and Korean has very different sounds. When ㄱ is at the beginning of a word, it is voiceless like in the English word "Kate", as you noticed. Compare this with the word "Gate" and notice how your throat vibrates and produces sound when pronouncing the G. ㄱ can also have this voiced /g/ sound in Korean, when it is in the middle of a word and right after another voiced sound, since it is very difficult to pronounce a voiceless consonant immediately following a voiced sound. Hope that makes sense! 😁

[@user-re2sd9ez7b]

@@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas wow rthankyou for telling the reason behind it!! but what about someone like me who just wants to speak and not read and write?? how do i know the sound if its G or KH or should i just go with KH with everything

[@inesshow8629]

What's the name of this one please 9:20

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

The name of the show is Twinkling Watermelon! 🙂

[@inesshow8629]

@@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas thank you 🥰

[@vandanasahani2138]

Why all the words sound like same 😫 eommo i have looooooong way to goooo😦anyway hwaiting😅

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Don't worry, you can do it! ❤

[@usagirunescape2915]

I think the Korean language is the most difficult to pronounce how it's spelled in English lol.

[@Blink_Forever_OT4]

I learned mollayo as idk but here its moleugesseo , i am confused

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

No worries, there are often multiple ways to express the same thing, especially in Korean due to the different levels of politeness, though often with slight nuances. 모르겠어요 [moleugesseoyo] has a less direct meaning as in "I don't know/I'm not sure", whereas 몰라요 [mollayo] is more firm and can even come across as "I don't know/I don't care". Hope that helps! 😁

[@VictoriaNanjala-uc5gf]

weeeh thanks a lot I was about to give up learning Korean but I bumped into this video`(*∩_∩*)′`(*∩_∩*)′`(*∩_∩*)′(灬♥ω♥灬)♥

[@IslomjonBaratov-j7j]

Y

[@factscy-hb2xk]

POV: what they say좋아 good AND what pakistani understand چوہا mouse 🤣🤣😆

[@Sharada-bc6nn]

But this is all informal language

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Indeed, as also stated in the video description, but you will still hear these words very often in real life and particularly in Korean TV shows, so they are very useful to know if you want to understand what is being said🙂

[@claudettepena9200]

Do they pronounce L as R?

[@Learn.Korean.With.Kdramas]

Good question! Strictly speaking it's neither an English L or R, but somewhere in between. However, this also depends on if the consonant is at the beginning, middle or end of a Korean word. When it's in the middle, like with 그래 [geulae] then it's usually pronounced more like an R. If it's at the end of a word, it usually has more an L sound 😁

[@kashiko2486]

진짜 ?

[@roselove1563]

2:01 flip it around, and you've got tate's song LOL

[@FLORINENDUKU]

I ❤ this video ❤❤❤❤

[@mercylustria9331]

Thank you.