Clothes (옷) in Korean - Korean Vocabulary

[@TatianaKurnosova]

I'm a fashion photographer and stylist and I've recently started learning Korean. This video is so cute and helpful, thank you so much for sharing this!

[@anawkwardsweetpotato4728]

The speakers say the words slightly differently, so it helps me listen better!

[@tcdm4]

I love these vocabulary videos so much!! Thank you for you do to teach us Korean!

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome! My pleasure :)

[@ayaaj1324]

So useful, Thanks!

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Maria!

[@sojgizzi662011]

Thanks so much for your amazing lessons always appreciate it very much! 😍😍🙏🙏🤗😍😍

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Sonia! 😀

[@phes1enmi]

영상 품질이 항상 최고입니다~ ㅠㅠ 감사합니다 선생님~~~ ❤️❤️❤️

[@ConversationalKorean]

오랜만이네요! 저도 감사합니다, Elisa!

[@sadamhussain3497]

alot off thanks my lovely teacher

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome!

[@lucyatkinson975]

You did my request again yay thank you it was very useful

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Lucy!

[@vkookiesugarmwwhhopemochi]

진짜 감사합니다.

[@tcdm4]

Thank you for only using 한글. I'm glad you don't print the words in English too, or even worse, romanization.

[@roci_mmd9428]

감사합니다!!!! 😁

[@ConversationalKorean]

뭘요 :) You're welcome!

[@oskibila3938]

brilliant as always

[@ConversationalKorean]

Thanks, oski!

[@НурсулуМурат]

Thank you so much ☺️😘

[@byunTAEuP]

I think if you did decide to include the English equivalents, it would be great if you didn't hard sub them into the video and instead close caption them.

[@nawelel6970]

Thank you 😊

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Nawel!

[@Soomi.30]

This was awesome!! thanks a lot.

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, sunaua!

[@xxunitatoaestheticxx3318]

I'm confused on what the English translation would be. I see the image, but I don't know the name of the clothing piece

[@Me_Khadija]

Thank you but please don't forget to add the English name also next time inshAllah👍 😊감사함니다😊

[@martinandreas7953]

🤩🤗

[@viktoriaam1]

Martin Andreas Hello! Can i Ask Where u Are from?

[@israaamer9924]

👍👍

[@byunTAEuP]

What's the difference between 샌들 and 조리?

[@ConversationalKorean]

샌들 is sandal, and 조리(쪼리) is flip-flop.

[@byunTAEuP]

@@ConversationalKorean 감사합니다

[@byunTAEuP]

@@ConversationalKorean Which one is more commonly used?

[@milk6808]

@@byunTAEuP I think it depends on what you (in general) are referring to. Keep in mind that a sandal is 'a light shoe with either an openwork upper or straps *attaching the sole to the foot* ' And a flip-flop is a 'a light sandal, typically of *plastic* or *rubber* , with a thong *between the big and second toe* ' Sandals are also generally made of cloth while flip-flops are made of rubber or plastic as stated above. See the differences? Keep that in mind. And I hope this helps! Also, fighting, fellow ARMY!!

[@byunTAEuP]

슨발 is more of the general term for shoes while 운동화 is for sneakers, correct?

[@ConversationalKorean]

Yes, that's correct!

[@bikramsunam4686]

펜티는 어디에 갔어?

[@taylorelysse8971]

to me, korean is so easy omg

[@CyberMew]

Would’ve been even better if the English names was written.

[@martinandreas7953]

Yes, it's a great idea. We are not English native. 고맙습니다! 잘 부탁드려요!

[@sakurasea1074]

OMG so many English loanwords. It's bad!