How to find Korean words starting with a certain syllable

Hyunwoo shares a quick tip on how to use an online dictionary to find words that start or end with certain syllables.
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[@Abby-pe2dc]

This is so helpful.. TTMIK never disappoints with helpful videos for learning 👌🏻👏🏻

[@AndreaJF]

oooh, I never would have thought of using the asterisk! even though it's a tip I've used before in other cases... ! Brilliant! this is going to keep me busy for hours!

[@anFFAgirl]

I would love an episode over common Korean childhood games. Like we have Red Rover, Rock Paper Scissors, etc. I know a few but I would like to know more! I see there are also some Korean word games that I would like to know more about

[@kunokoaeri3505]

For word games there is this one which is also played by japanese, the one where u give a word and the end of the word is taken by someone else and then this person need to create another word from it (Example in korean -dont have korean keyboard available sorry-: Jeong-o > o-hu > hu-chu...) and u keep going until someone reach -ng, if s/he does, s/he lost because u cant create a word from it. There is also the werewolf game, which is more known as Mafia game i suppose.

[@TripleSomething]

Thanks a lot Hyunwoo, this is going to help me a ton!

[@ProduCiera]

Wooooooooow! Come through with the vocabulary building tips! I'm gonna try this now! 😊❤️

[@awfan1642]

I already knew the usage of the astherisk on informatics and searching machines, but I never thought of using it on a dictionary. This is a very useful tip, alsom for whe you know how a word starts but you are not very sure about how to write it. 너무 감사합니다!

[@bmaybb3339]

It's so fun and refreshing learning Korean from a native speaker who also has good accent in English! Just doesn't make me feel uncomfortable honestly 😂 keep up the good work!

[@deidra604]

Thank you so much for that dictionary tip! That helps so much with moving forward in my learning

[@gummi8137]

감사*합니다 >

[@JLSXMK8]

I see what you did there!!!

[@TheDelikizzz]

Thank you for this. I took the test on the website and I’m level 6 apparently just from self study which is great but my vocabulary sucks and I’m moving to Korea soon so this will be really helpful.

[@teerich2011]

축하해요! Do you already have a job lined up?

[@matteofoccoli4381]

This is so helpful. 선생님 감사합니다

[@nastyakhanzhova3906]

that is INSANELY helpful! Thank you so much, Hyunwoo! I needed that so much!

[@kittypaw3118]

꿀팁 알려 주셔서 정말 감사합니다! 저는 한국어를 가르치고 있는데 이런 단어 찾는 방법을 자주 사용할 것 같아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 도움이 될 거예요~ 감사합니다!

[@Nickel1899]

Thanks Hyunwoo for this quick lesson. Didn't realize you could use the * that way for certain syllables. Take care!

[@colorpan91]

This is really random, but I don't understand when we are supposed to use 입니다, and when to use 있어요. I don't know if the two words are related or not, but they confuse me.

[@al31h2]

" ㄱ " - g/k on next video please thank you so much

[@Derrellyn]

Thank you SO MUCH! Extremely useful!

[@demetria405]

Yes this was very useful!! I was wondering if I could do that and now I know! 감사합니다 선생님!!!

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요❤️

[@meg9243]

This is amazing! I wish I learned this sooner. I still struggle with pronouncing some words if I've never seen them before.

[@juls8242]

WOW. This is SO useful. I have a physical 한영사전 so I can look for words based on their first letters, but I never knew it was also possible on the Internet version! This will help me a lot. Thank you~

[@astrocanyounaut]

What a great tip!! It’s really useful for expanding vocabulary! :))

[@Meyra_]

This is useful aaaand kinda cute😊💎✨

[@Fati0308]

Thank u 💕👌

[@DEVIL-ed7mg]

Plzzz addd some daily use verb with sentence......

[@jacinetan]

omg why have I not known this life-changing tip before...

[@olahiannyeong6021]

Hope for next videos to include real life conversations please 🌸 long descriptive sentences

[@Shin280891]

Thank you so much! I was really looking for ways to do that~

[@wileko4459]

I was trying so hard today to figure out how to do exactly what was explained in this video. I am so happy!

[@fatimaarid1533]

Yas I found this video very helpful indeed 👍👍 Thank you so much!

[@tuella4032]

AMAZING! This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@kennethgarris]

In 가나다 you can eat 라면 on the 보스 (bus)... also helps when looking up words in K-dictionary.

[@marialuisaachille9608]

선현우 선생님 제가 꼭 해 볼 거입니다. 감사합니다!^^

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요❤️

[@marialuisaachille9608]

@@jennfromkorea 감사합니다!

[@FrankM]

Thanks for the tips. I wish Naver Dictionary also had the English translations when searching in the Korean dictionary.

[@awfan1642]

For the english translation you'll have to use the english dictionary (check how he does it at 3:53). There are less meanings and sample sentences, but it is certainly something to beginn with.

[@aangwfd]

Hi, I watch youtube channel Cream Heroes, and there's a word I always hear there: 그르름. What does it mean? What kind of expression is that? Congratulations, This channel is amazing!!!

[@akazawayuki984]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😭 What did I do to deserve this???!!!!!!!Thank You.

[@Kimi-xp2th]

This is awesome. Thank you 선생님.

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요❤️

[@PreciousElegance]

FYI: The Naver Dict app ALSO has this feature!!

[@RandyAugustus]

감사 Hyunwoo!

[@joshuarowles9908]

This is so useful!! Thank you :)

[@Lucky_zonnebloem]

Thanks for sharing that site. It's very helpful in learning korean

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요❤️

[@Lucky_zonnebloem]

@@jennfromkorea 고마워요!

[@disneybunny45]

There's an app called "Rieul Korean" that has access to Naver and Daum, a dictionary, and ways to practice numbers and such.

[@user-pz2qp3xv1b]

Omg....Thank you so much!! This is so helpful.

[@nn-dt9vr]

it's really helpful thanks for your helping

[@otibm355]

Super useful as always! Something new every day! Thank You!! Keep it up!

[@edenfraser]

lol i wanted to see whether anyone could have a name like 이야기 i hope there's someone out there hahah

[@kuyapedz3109]

Next Video -How to Build/construct a sentence in Korean

[@nimet8315]

Wow really helpful tip. Thank you ^^

[@kemkamalia2392]

how to change our standard keyboard to keyboard that can write on hangul?

[@HeatherCutright]

Wow! I had no idea you could do that! Thank you for sharing this tip!

[@yokoma30]

This is helpful , but haw i can know the meaning ?

[@Miri-by4ii]

Definitely gonna need and use this, thank you!

[@leesohoon]

Same as which we do in R programming😅

[@joji8517]

Sooo useful. Thank you! 감사합니다!

[@ThoughtfulSearcher]

감사합니다! This will be great reading practice!

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요❤️

[@teerich2011]

I knew Naver was useful bit didn't know the extent! I do see some TTMIK lessons suggested when I use the app to look up specific words and phrases. 고마워요!

[@najmomohamed8768]

T R this word means thank you !

[@khusshburaajput7107]

Thank you it helped me

[@nanariri2028]

Vraiment utile ! Merci beaucoup !

[@vanshikaverma4521]

This is so helpful 감사합니다

[@ParkDari]

Ssssoooooo helpful!!!!!!

[@lups5359]

Thank you so much!!!

[@moogie8551]

신기하넨다! 고맙습니당~

[@jennfromkorea]

화이팅이에요👍

[@kairatbainazaruulu8171]

It was really useful

[@ashley_smith]

Super useful tip!

[@DanaAmundsen]

very useful tip

[@letstrytobekind]

감사합니다! This will be so helpful to me! I had never thought about using the Naver dictionary like that, and I'd never noticed there is a Hanja section, too, until watching this video. I've just recently started studying Hanja (and the TTMIK Hanja book is amazing!) and would love to be able to easily search for lots of words that contain 門, for example. I just went to the Naver dictionary and typed in "*門*" on the Hanja page and got so many examples of common words! This will be a huge help in my studies. 정말 정말 감사합니다!

[@DEVIL-ed7mg]

Useful tips

[@amritas2400]

The fact that the words are ordered in the descending order of most used words... Mind = blown. Thank you so much, 선생님!!!

[@meenalroypriyanka8041]

Thank you

[@1Ledith]

Thank you very much, this is very useful for my learning 💐 Greetings from Argentina

[@roundthewldin3clicks]

I want to be really good at speaking Korean I love the culture and the people and eventually I want to go there and visit. Is learning to speak Korean really free here and if it is where do I start.

[@iMakeYoutubeConfused]

Thanks🌸

[@moroshkalesnaya849]

Thank you so much! I would never know it myself, very usual information ~

[@lrj1306]

감사합니다

[@fatimameher268]

감사합니다!

[@박지민-r9b]

감사합니다

[@rashidjuraev1682]

감사합니다!

[@destystory3502]

Génuis Tip!!

[@republica08]

Bravo!!!

[@avhae2894]

대박!! TTMIK never fails to impress♡

[@l1saz]

Wow, great tip!! Thank you so much!

[@oanhkieu2460]

Wow! Thank you. It's so helpful!

[@farahb5896]

Omg thank you very much ! It very useful!

[@prachidongre4484]

Very useful tip! Thank you! 😊

[@ericanoona4661]

WOW - This is super useful!! Thank you ^^

[@marsh1jr]

Extremely Useful! 감사합니다

[@olahiannyeong6021]

Thank you so much!! You have no idea how much i needed this

[@piahh8049]

Thank you! This is very helpful!

[@rustysamblack]

Very useful tip! Thanks!

[@thearmyofskank]

THIS IS GONNA BE USEFUL!! THANK YOU TTMIK!

[@Janet-pk5zq]

감사합니다! 끝말잇기 할 때는 이용하겠어요 ㅎㅎ

[@marionz3874]

Brilliant tip!! Thank you 💙

[@zelalshori7332]

This’s so helpful thank you

[@친구진주]

이 정보를 이용하겠습니다. 선생님 감사합니다.

[@cattate1492]

Genius! Thank you so much.

[@lhamu5432]

What is the difference between 보아요 and 봐요?

[@palmtree1958]

I'm not sure what context you've seen 보아요 in, but 봐요 is the present-tense conjugation of 보다 (to see). 봐요 could mean 'I/you/he/she/they/we(**insert any pronoun or viewer pretty much) sees' or with a question mark becomes 'did you see?' I'm fairly sure 보아요 is simply an alternate way of writing 봐요, however it only works for present tense. You can't write 보았어요 and expect it to mean the same as 봤어요. en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%EB%B3%B4%EB%8B%A4#Conjugation This link shows a table (if the table under Conjugation doesn't immediately appear, you might have to click 'show') which shows the spelling of each conjugation for 보다 under categories for politeness level and its situational application. I find them very useful, and I hope you do too :)

[@Vlog1cal]

when you conjugate verbs, there are some cases where vowels can merge into a single vowel, so when you add ~아 (or any derivatives) to a verb stem ending with ㅗ they can merge to ㅘ

[@saoirseandreapatriciacrowl506]

Really beautiful and interesting language even if the scripture is kinda twisted, I really enjoy speaking this language.

[@teerich2011]

Scripture?

I use it , but instead of a * I used a ?

[@cheyanne6934]

I never even thought of this.

[@anonymomification]

Yes! Useful, thanks!

[@camelknees1970]

Brilliant !