Easy Korean Speaking #3: “What Did You Eat Today?”

[@saradiego1]

These short, repetitive conversational videos about everyday life are sooo helpful. The repetitive nature of these really helps to embed the vocabulary in my memory. (I'm not good with flashcard memorizing.) It's a bit like taking a sentence and switching out different words to practice using that sentence. It also really helps to develop my listening skills. Thanks so much for doing these, and I hope you will do many more. 😊😊😊

[@farbenrausch]

"아, 아무것도 아니에요!"...🤣 너무 재미있어요! 저도 요즘 똑같은 다이어트를 하고 있어요. 화이팅! 🤣

[@awilywolf]

Oddly satisfying to be able to get the general gist of these interviewees' responses just by listening and sometimes flitting my eyes to the English subs, after progressing through about half of the Billy's beginner YT course. I can tell my vocab wont quite cover all the endings and conjugations, but then pause, type out what I think is as close as I can get into Gemini/GPT, and get the associated little dopamine shot when I'm right. Sometimes, I'll then type in the Hangeul response of the interviewees and see how it differs from what I thought it meant.

[@JoaoGregorio.]

Hi, I am from Brazil, and this type of video is exceptional. Thank you very much! If possible, could you continue creating similar ones?

[@taryn_up_vo]

This is so helpful! I didn’t know the word 야식 before. Also, I love how Billy makes everyone he interviews smile!

[@celtubatan]

All of your videos are helpful 😭😭😭😭

[@cskhard]

This video is so helpful! Being able to practice a topic with a lot of different real conversations and with subtitles. Thanks!

[@ichi_san]

awesome

[@DanielSsam11]

저 한국어 선생님인데 이 영상을 앞으로 진짜 많이 쓸거예요. 감사합니다. 또 해주세요!

[@lizylyon889]

Thank you thank you. Picked up a few words just by listening

[@yesuago123]

These videos are so helpful!

[@samg]

저는 하는 편이에요. 과일이 좋고 시리얼도 좋아요. 맛있는 게 없으면 그냥 토스트를 만들어서 먹어요

[@johnpress]

감사합니다!

[@sunjung8327]

Wow 0:45 She's so cute ❤

[@anjaleeemamali3859]

이 비디오 같은 거 너무 좋아요! 엣날에 저는 아침식사를 별로 안 하는 편이었지만 작년부터 평소에 아침식사를 하는 편이에요. 계란이랑 시리얼을 자주 먹어요. 야식을 항상 먹어요 ㅋㅋ

[@Annali-m6l]

❤❤❤❤thank you so much you are literally the best teacher in the world 🌎 ❤

[@JinSus-w7s]

Moreeeeee plsss❤❤❤❤

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

this is actually such a good idea thanks dude

[@mikkelstb]

Today I learned the meaning of 하는 편이다 : ) Where did you make the interviews? Looks warm in Korea...

[@GoBillyKorean]

I filmed these in 홍대.

[@TheHatmakerChannel]

Hey Billy I just bought Korean made simple beginner textbook! Honestly was unsure which beginner resource to start with whether it be yours, ttmik, university type books or a combination. This is my first investment outside of free resources and my main reason was because of your free youtube content. I felt the need to give you my money because of what you give out for free. Keep up the good work you are very appreciated by this half korean american. 감사합니다

[@GoBillyKorean]

Thanks for your support, and I'm here if/when you need!

[@paulwalther5237]

I'm trying to challenge myself to listen to Korean without looking at any subtitles (even Korean ones) and it was hard not to look 😂😂 (In the end I had to move part of the window off the screen to hide the subtitles completely)

[@fitzhugh2542]

Find it kinda crazy that most people haven't had anything to eat until the afternoon, especially with all the good food in Korea.

[@GoBillyKorean]

They usually eat breakfast at home before going out.

[@filmararquita3686]

I thought hago is more common in coversation korean but i noticed most of them used rang/irang when saying "and"

[@GoBillyKorean]

하고 is common too.

[@KoreaWithKids]

I stayed at an Airbnb right in front of where you're standing with 빙수 girl.

[@GoBillyKorean]

You would've seen me walking by almost every day if you were there when I was filming these interviews :P

[@KoreaWithKids]

@@GoBillyKorean It was right at the end of October. After you were there, I think!

[@yesuago123]

8:20 XD

[@지난-v5s]

1:56 shes so gorgeous

[@hamsternuggetz]

When they say "chicken", is that referring to fried chicken? I'm interested in why they are using a borrowed word.

[@GoBillyKorean]

It's chicken. That can be fried chicken, or 양념 치킨, etc.

[@LuminosityUK]

I’m so depressed now. I makes no difference how much I know, I have to slow dialogue down by 50% 😢 and use the CC.

[@GoBillyKorean]

What curriculum are you using to learn Korean?

[@LuminosityUK]

@@GoBillyKorean Hi. I have tried many different approaches. Self study, 1:1 tutors on Preply x4, followed by a failed attempt at TTMIK (plus they double charged me for materials), now Duolingo and your KZbin channel.

[@GoBillyKorean]

Try this course here on my channel (free): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qamTqqyHptCjp9E

[@hamsternuggetz]

that is very normal, it's okay! Hearing native speakers speak is another ball game entirely

[@Sn_SS95]

Soo to key to stay skinny like koreans, dont eat breakfast?

[@SamCorreia]

It seems that they do "fasting" but if you noticed in the video, Billy is asking about 야식 and that is a late night meal (like a second dinner), so it is like the equivalent of a breakfast in the morning for those who only eat once at night. So those who eat 야식 normally don't eat breakfast but lunch :)