500 Must-Know Korean Nouns - Beginner [Part2]

Welcome to our KZbin video "200 Essential Korean Words for Beginner Learners"! In this comprehensive video, we'll introduce you to a carefully selected list of 200 essential Korean words that are perfect for beginners. Join us as we cover a wide range of vocabulary, including common nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more. Whether you're just starting your Korean learning journey or looking to expand your language skills, this video is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in Korean vocabulary. From everyday conversations to practical situations, these words will help you communicate more confidently and effectively in Korean. Get ready to enhance your language skills and take a big step towards fluency. Let's dive in and learn these 200 essential Korean words together!

[@ایدادهقانی-س3و]

Thank you so much for video ❤❤❤

[@ایدادهقانی-س3و]

Please part 3❤

[@hangulbear]

Thank you for your effort in completing our Beginner level's vocabulary course. You can move on to Elementary level nouns: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f53TnId-bq1lhMUfeature=shared

[@milescabia]

The following are the errors in this video. Depot is not jeong nyu jang . if you're referring to a bus stop then its 정류장 jeong ryu jang. Grade is 학년 (haknyeon) not hangnyeon. Seeing is not gu-gyeung. Gu-gyeung refers to sight seeing. 누나 Nuna refers to older sister and not a general term for sister. The term that refers to sister in general regardless of age is 자매 (jamae). 오빠 (oppa) is a term that refers to older brother only but not for brothers in general. The term for a brother in general is 형제 (hyeongje). 구두 Gudu is a general term for shoes but does not mean specific for dress shoes.

[@hangulbear]

Hello. Thank you very much for your informative and educational feedback. 'Jeong nyu jang' (정뉴장) and 'hangnyeon' (항년) are the standard pronunciations according to an authoritative Korean dictionary, which Hangulbear references for accuracy. These pronunciations follow a rule called 자음동화consonant assimilation. However, 'jeong ryu jang' or 'hak nyeon' would still be understood by most Korean speakers. Your explanations for '구경', '누나', and '구두' are mostly accurate and helpful. Our content aims to help Korean beginners quickly listen to many words repetitively. Adding pronunciation rules and detailed meanings might slow down the video's pace and overwhelm beginners. We appreciate your understanding of our intent.

[@milescabia]

@@hangulbear thank you for this video. I was able to memorize the 500 nouns in a month by watching it three times a day. Now that I have memorized it, I only watch it two times a week just to refresh my memory. I hope you will make more of this kind. My only comment is for you not to add a second Korean voice. It's distracting. It's not necessary.