House Rooms & Objects in Korean - Korean Vocabulary with Pictures

[@GygaxGirl]

I'm glad that your wife also voiced this video. It's nice to hear different voices to help with pronunciation. Thank you both.

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Been a long time since these videos came out. Was waiting for them. They are super useful. Thank you for posting!! 😄😄 .. Please post more if possible..

[@JessCcC]

My favorite korean channel!

[@margarita.casilda]

Thanks,really cute pictures to learn easily.Greetings from Madrid (Spain).

[@lsol-singteachkorean8513]

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Definitely what I needed ‼

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The whole idea of puttig this video together is sooo impressive thank you so much for helping us korean learners

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[@Minji_Poland]

I'm studying korean as my major now and this is a great help :)

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Wait... you can study Korean as a major?!??!?

[@Minji_Poland]

@@nellasauceda9350 Korean philology, so after I could be translator or a teacher, but I also learn other subjects like Korean history (and English because I live in Poland) and some unnecessary subjects, but from the new term (in March) I will also start learning Hanja, so Korean characters in Chinese, like they were traditionally written and much more :)

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*The one dislike is my motivation after watching a fluent foreigner*

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[@lsol-singteachkorean8513]

I'm a Korean guy and I thank you for loving our language and culture 👍😀😀 I teach Korean and I want to help you with my videos 😁😁👍

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[@voosgoogie3175]

Wow....it was so cute learning.....

[@ps1365]

Perfect! 감사합니다 🤓🌺

[@luluyt3113]

Hello! Thanks for making this video. I have a question: I thought 전화기 meant the old type of phone, and 핸드폰 is the modern one. Can we use 전화기 for modern and old phones? 2:24

[@rachelhankoreanteacher1628]

네! 전화기는 두 경우 다 사용가능해요. 포괄적인 단어거든요. 핸드폰 어디있지?=전화기 어디있지? 이렇게 같이쓸 수 있어요. ^^ Yes! The phone is available in both cases. It's a comprehensive word. Where's my cell phone?=Where's the phone? You can use it together like this. ^^

[@luluyt3113]

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❤thank you so much for this video

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Thank you for the video, these are very helpful!

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Thank you very much.

[@smuecke]

뚫어뻥, funny word :)

[@hinaxyujeongbias_sumit444]

Thanks so much for this video based on Korean vocabulary! 감사합니다 선생님 😊 ♥️💓

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Thanks👌👌👌

[@ConversationalKorean]

You're welcome, Ferdinand!

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감사합니다 for you posting video.. 저는 너무 좋아해요 많이 감사해요

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thank you

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감사합니다!

[@3ajsk524]

4:00

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Thanks

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[@JohnJohn-sf1df]

A fritter tender is called a spatula where I come from.

[@ConversationalKorean]

I hadn't heard the word when I made this video. Thank you!

[@HeHe-tw1vd]

Yeah I was like, “FRITTER TENDER??”

[@voosgoogie3175]

I even drew the image of fritter tender in my copy to understand cuz I also knew spatula......

[@Bhufbot]

Great video they help me but they are all gacha club backgrounds😀

[@cocomocoloco1622]

I’m so confused because why is 식 added in front of the word 갈. What would be the meaning of the word 식? And I’m confused because if 부엌 means kitchen shouldn’t it be 부엌 칼 to mean kitchen knife??? And the same thing occurs with the word kitchen hood in Korean

[@nadiasabir6743]

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[@TIMSNAKEMAN]

동영상 잘 봤어요! 뒤집개는 fritter tender라고 하지 않고 그냥 spatula라고 하는데요! Fritter tender 처음 들었어요 ㅋㅋ

[@user-kn1gy7sp5j]

저도요, fritter tender 처음 듣고 바로 찾아 봤어요 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@BrainAndHealthInsights]

감사합니다 this is so helpful 😊

[@censored6216]

두꺼비집 sir is this correct? Translation of fusebox? Why when Im using translate it shows 'toad house'. 😅

[@Kayle-c7x]

The gacha like bg hits different 😛😛

[@nitugogoi3974]

Picture is also called 사진(sajin) , right??

[@frenchkpopotaku9397]

액자 is more about a photo in its frame but when you're taking a photo, yes, it's 사진

[@Nou_Ae_komos]

아니 잠시만 나 한국인인데 이거 왜 보고있냐

[@user-kn1gy7sp5j]

ㅋㅋㅋ 그러게요

[@1Ledith]

좋아요

[@GR..877]

How do you say plunger?

[@mangitiwari8266]

Please koi mujhe batayega ki coat stand ka matlab kya hota hai please ☺

[@jollyjellybelly]

A coat rack. Used for hanging your clothes/coats/hats on.

[@sirenashirley]

Isnt 물 water?

[@Vanna-sq8rl]

Do koreans keep their tv in their bedroom? It's supposed to be in the living room...

[@jollyjellybelly]

Why is anything supposed to be?!? You can have a TV ANYWHERE in the house....😮‍💨

[@Vanna-sq8rl]

@@jollyjellybelly why is anything supposed to be? I needed to hear that today, thank you

[@definitehappiness9514]

It would be really helpful for beginners if English spell Korean sound is written

[@jollyjellybelly]

You can find that in other videos. I actually really like learning directly in the written Korean alphabet. It helps me learn to read Hangeul and associate the sounds w it, rather than trying to Romanize the alphabet and then not learning the sounds through the Hangeul and then having to think in Romanized letters. As, eventually this is what is supposed to be ingrained in you anyways. You are learning this as if you were a child in a Korean household/in Korea, so you're completely immersed. Did you learn English or whatever primary language by going through another channel?!? No. You learn it directly. That is the best way to learn. Directly.

[@fongkhang4549]

Read 2time one word

[@inesleow7399]

지하실은 나타 났을때 바로 기생충 생각내요

[@rachelhankoreanteacher1628]

지하철은 -> 지하철이 생각내요 -> 생각났어요. ^^

[@jelly51]

وليه قاشا

[@noob2410]

قاشا

[@jollyjellybelly]

감사합니다!