How to learn Korean - Q&A, tips & free resources 🇰🇷

[@saharadessert8917]

Just something to say for language leaners: You never stop learning a language. In English, if it is your first language, you always find out a new word you never knew existed, are discovering new slang, and discovering what is polite and impolite. Don't give up, guys!

[@soundlyawake]

I was staring at the screen thinking this video looks so good like, immaculate lighting? standing angle? white balance? and then I realized 3 minutes in… YOUR HAIR IS PINK!! it looks so good!!

[@SnackyKorea]

true

[@AfroLinguo]

For real!! I just love the colour.

[@MajidMushtaqOfficial]

6 years living in Korea but still can't speak as good Korean as you. Lindie you are a true inspiration. Honestly made me motivated to start learning and improving my Korean. Thanks a lot

[@buttarain27]

Lived in Korea for 7 years, and I can guarantee you that your Korean is better than mine...lol....I suck (or I'm just dumb).

[@MakotoOPT]

@@buttarain27 I am korean and never left the country and I can assure the both of you that my korean is the worst

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@MakotoOPT 😂

[@AfroLinguo]

Are you able to live in Korea without having to speak too much korean? Maybe that's why you haven't learned it till now.

[@kimurahundoshi4485]

@@MakotoOPT 그만큼 한국어가 한국인에게도 어렵긴하죠 ㅋㅋ 아무리 공부하고 공부해도 어려운 문법..

[@SomedayKorean]

Everything you said is so accurate, especially about how you can learn a lot about someone by how they spend their time. Yeah, you can learn a language for literally any reason, but a language takes a LOT of time and work to even get to the intermediate level, much less an advanced level, so at the end of the day, it's all about if you're putting in the time and effort into making some progress.

[@Ryosuke1208]

True, you would think that a language like French or Spanish which is closer to English would be easier but no, it still takes hundreds or hundred or hours or even thousands to achieve that native-like fluency.

[@AfroLinguo]

Exactly. I feel like most people are impatient and want results now, rather than taking the time to get a great foundation of habits, so that they will definitely have results in the future, with little effort and stress. I learn chinese like for 1 hour on italki every week and I do 1 hour of self studying and three years later, this has helped me reach B1 level in chinese.

[@GarnetsWeb]

I'm not even learning Korean, but Lindie's videos are addictive 😭 (Plus, almost all languages follow the same learning methods!)

[@AfroLinguo]

For real. I just watch all the videos she makes. Even if the video would be called "how to get into a deadly accident", I would still watch it 😂😂

[@GarnetsWeb]

@@AfroLinguo Yess, she definitely has a "I'll watch whatever you put out" aura!

[@dbslqjm]

I agree with her statement. It really depends on how you study or engage with that specific language. I've been into Korean for almost 7 years but have never had enough time to practice Korean. I kept watching videos with subs, then no subs and now I can understand almost everything but I still don't know how to write easy A1 words although I know how to use abbreviations in social media.

[@clairegittens3707]

My writing also sucks because I watch tv and speak, but never write and Korean isn’t super-phonetic, so there are multiple possibilities for how to spell stuff.

[@ydalir]

The premiere always comes and I get so excited and THEN I LEARN I HAVE TO WAIT 30 HOURS 😭😭😭😂

[@LindieBotes]

It’s either 30 hours or 2 minutes, nothing in between 😂🤧🙃

[@chloe8387]

i've been learning korean since 2018 and i'm at the point where i can fluently read novels without ever learning from a textbook, i'm really proud of myself for it hehe, learning korean THROUGH korean (webtoons and then novels) it's why i think i have a lot of confidence in making sentences myself, because i don't have to think 'am i translating this literally from english? does this phrase really exist?' because i can trust i've seen it somewhere before + my subconscious is just providing it back to me; i'm not just using something i've made up and convinced myself is natural... i really wanna start learning a second language but nothing is as interesting to me as korean in terms of alphabet, native words, and grammar. korean is such a gem, a whole language family of itself... i'm satisfied with only knowing korean tbh, it's such a good language i'm finally old enough to take TOPIK this year + i'm applying for study abroad to my dream korean uni for next year (so i could totally take topik then) but i honestly don't even hold topik as a goal anymore. like you said, it focuses on a very limited range of korean, someone could get topik level 6 but not have the ability to read a book etc... i think it focuses too much on science + political vocab which is hardly important as much as adjectives for describing a person/personality etc. still insecure about speaking, despite any compliments on my pronunciation, but i'm really making progress starting to speak on calls with my friends, which took me ages to get comfortable with. and of course speaking in korean class (my uni major) is helping a lot !! anyway this was just a personal ramble i don't expect anyone to read lmao

[@eli_plum]

Did you look up all the new words? I would love to learn Korean trough reading and stuff but I feel like I need a basic level for it (despite Hangeul of course) I learned English through KZbin and books but I also had classes in school so already new the basics..

[@chloe8387]

@@eli_plum yes, i literally searched up and wrote down EVERY unknown word i saw, saving it in my phone notes so i can find it whenever it’s on the tip of my tongue, it’s a great method for long-term memory reinforcement !!

[@eli_plum]

@@chloe8387 Thank you for the tip!

[@chloe8387]

@@eli_plum you’re welcome!! it’s really daunting at first, but slowly it becomes like a puzzle, where there’s less missing pieces in each text you read 💝

[@sarahlegtenberg4328]

how did you learn it so well through books and webtoons? I studied level 3 and 4 this year in a Korean university so I have quite a good base but I have so much trouble going through novels. I don't feel like it's helping me at all. So if you're still active on this yt account I would love to know how you read them haha

[@gyuri9524]

Yeshh Finally this video is coming 😌 thankyou soo much for making it . 고마워요. 넌 최고야.

[@111abraxas13]

Please do a video like this on Japanese as well ♥️ Thanks Lindie ♥️

[@stevendorsey4850]

Tbh, I'm getting into the whole "-은/는" and "이/가" thing at the moment. It hasn't seemed to be too challenging so far, but it's adding an entirely new dynamic to interpreting sentences. It can take a simple sentence, "Today the weather is nice.", and turn it into "At least the weather is nice TODAY (as opposed to every other day)", or "At least THE WEATHER is nice today (as opposed to literally everything else)". And honestly, I'm feeling like that's going to be a lot to consider, as it seems like the next chapter is going to build off of this. I have no idea what to expect in chapter 10 of TTIK.

[@karim4219]

I'm in the same chapter too lol! I'm using TTMIK as well.

[@momos_diary]

Guys don't worry too much about it :) I have used the TTMIK books as well and I absolutely love them. You don't have to force yourself and try too hard to understand it. With time and exposure to the korean language, it will just come to you naturally. ^^

[@momos_diary]

I also want do add that lessons in the TTMIK book aren't necessarily become harder and harder in each level. There are just some Grammar structures that are important and basic but are hard to grasp for beginners. There will always be lessons that will seem easier, or harder, no matter what level you are at! So don't worry about what is yet to come, 화이팅! You can do it♡

[@lilyraimey3499]

Ah, I don’t know how to explain it but if you study Japanese as well, particles 은/는 and 이/가 are pretty comparable with は and が.

[@Kawinah]

@@lilyraimey3499 but also は being used as a comparative marker is so confusing

[@BrownSugaBabe]

Thank you for posting this video! My long term goal is to be fluent in Korean in a few years. I know it’s not gonna be overnight but I’m putting in the work daily, even if it’s only 15 minutes of learning vocabulary words I immerse myself as much as possible. Your content keeps me so motivated and I look forward to more content from you!! 감사합니다!!

[@Learninglotsoflanguages]

저도. 매일 공부해요! 화이팅! I think every day study, even if it's only a little is what's made a big difference for me the past few months.

[@tteokkochi2084]

여러분이 한국어 열심히 공부하는 모습을 보기가 정말 좋습니다! 같이 화이팅해요!!

[@sofairthouart]

this might be a too-academic approach, but as for pronunciation/accent, i think general knowledge of phonetics and the International Phonetic Alphabet (and mapping that to 한글) is IMMENSELY helpful. It also helped me figure out where the sound gaps are between english (native language) and korean

[@leticiamorales6399]

Please do a part 2! This is very informative and gives me motivation to learn something new every time I watch your videos!!

[@sedisadi76]

I attended 3 months intensive Korean language course level 2/6 in a Korean University and was able to improve my language level much faster than studying just independently at home. Maybe it was the teacher, environment or even motivation but it was the best decision and was lucky to have the opportunity to visit Korea. I even made Korea Vlog with the time I spent there. Definitely, I recommend to learn the language in that country if possible 😊

[@SailorStudent]

Yes! 🙌Thank you Lindie. My goal is to be a polyglot, 💜 I'm learning Japanese. 🇯🇵 When it comes to Korean I struggle with the pronunciations and choosing the right resources to learn. 🇰🇷

[@111abraxas13]

Same. I've been learning both Korean and Japanese for the past 6 months or so. My progress is very low, but I'm not giving up. Fighting!!!!

[@SailorStudent]

@@111abraxas13 Nice! 🤩 Don't give up on your studies. 頑張ろ! ❤👏

[@unnamedchannel6059]

Same here, although I'm focused just on Korean for the time being. My plan is to get into Japanese by next year

[@lingred975]

Same. Japanese Is going well, but i'm having problems with korean. I still have to find something that works for me.

[@jasminedubois6711]

Hilokal sounds like a great app. I'm pretty nervous about my Korean speaking so practicing without having to look at people's faces is great.

[@seoul_mate]

Thank you for sharing these tips Lindie. You are such an inspiration. And yes, please do a part 2. 🙂

[@RubyDuran]

Your commitment to learn a language and ability to be able to speak in it is so admirable and amazing!!! It helps people realize that’s it’s possible to actually accomplish. Very helpful Q&A! Maybe down the line I will try Korean. Thanks for sharing! UPDATE: 9 months later and I finally started like a week ago 😂💛✨

[@cheesejkliop]

How is it going?

[@jennah94]

Thanks for the HiLokal tip. I've been looking for free options to improve my speaking and listening skills :)

[@norma94]

Also try hello talk to find a partner you can study with

[@milenaalmeida4619]

Love your hair❤💖

[@honeydew75]

Love what you said about having an accent, I didn't think of turning that into something to self-reflect about

[@claretravels783]

Lindie...you just blew my mind. Talking about how ㅗ and ㅓ have those different mouth shapes...you just helped me out so much! Why isn't that something you read about more often when trying to distinguish the sounds?!!?! Thank you!!

[@ZadliZah]

I completely agree with Lindie on the 한자 (Chinese characters). It is very advantageous if you know them. I know Chinese and Japanese very well and it helped me a lot to grasp new vocabulary.

[@ohpinkiepie]

I work in a technical branch with Korean and if I did not know basic hanja I would be deeeeed haha

[@meghanakrishna7651]

Hi Lindie. Please do a video like this about japanese.

[@ΣτέλιοςΘεοδωρίδης06κ]

Your hair is so beautiful! Thank you for the amazing video!!!

[@wolley21]

I really wanted to learn Korean so bad 😩 Ive learned hangeul and a few words. But that's just it. My goal is just to understand Korean so I can watch my variety shows and dramas without having to really focus on screen for the subtitles.

[@marissav552]

Same. I could watch k-dramas and variety shows if i could understand at least the conversation.

[@rebecalastra-narvaez8393]

I've been learning Korean for 3 years with a pause in 2020 for obvious reasons, it took me time to find again the motivation to keep going but I love the language and culture so I got back to learning but now I'm not rushing I'm taking my time, I know that at the end I will achieve my goal go speak Korea 화이팅

[@cocobeanie4704]

Loving your hair lindie!

[@halcyc2245]

thanks for the tips! i want to focus on it a lot this academic year

[@LindieBotes]

You got this!

[@RaissaLayene]

Thanks for the tips, I'm starting Korean and Italian this year while currently practicing and improving my Spanish and French. So, my goal this year is to learn Hangul and some vocab then we progress to something more... Thanks for being so inspiring!!!

[@koreansunbae3314]

I’m native Korean teacher!😁😁 This video is really interesting🇰🇷🇰🇷👍👍재밌어요!!

[@Leeedavan]

Just a video that i was looking for. I feel like i need to talk more after 1.5 years. Thanks Lindie

[@Yuna77_]

Thanks Lindie you made me love to learn languages☺️

[@TamilKoreanClass]

Lindie you are my inspiration. Now i am learning korea, Japanese, Chinese .

[@English_Marathoner]

하이로컬 저도 가끔 써요. ^^ 그런데 한 방에 여러명이 있어서 가끔 정신 없을 때도 있더라구요. 저의 경우에는 1:1로 얘기할 때 좋은 거 같아요 ^^;; 어느 정도 초중급 이상 레벨이 되면 5:00 일기 쓰는 거 정말 많이 도움되요. ^^ 저는 매일 영어 일기 쓰고 있어요. I highly recommend keeping a journal every single day except for the weekend ;)

[@honeydew75]

I'm gonna start learning Korean in a few months after I get better at German and French so this is really helpful! I'm less intimidated and confused by it now, watching this made me really excited to start learning Korean haha

[@cat-mv4xw]

How's you german journey going?

[@ivonajuraskova4783]

I just want to say that I'm so glad I found your channel, I love watching you videos and it gets me so motivated to learn more!

[@bluecandies]

omg I've been religiously using hilokal, I can't BELIEVE I missed you 😂 I even recognise some of the people in that chat room hahahah omg

[@cgmll9199]

I absolutely love your hair!!!

[@hohomimmim]

I have a tip for those who are kind of stuck in the intermediate level, watch korean variety shows! Korea have variety shows for so many topics so I'm almost totally sure you can find something you'd like to watch, I started to feel a bit tired to study textbooks and stuff, so I just went to entertain myself with koreans shows that I really like, and it was SO beneficial, I learned so many words and phrases and grammar patterns, the variety shows where they show people's daily life's are the best for, but you can watch anything you'd like, and it really doesn't feel like you're studying at all, my first one was The Return of the Superman, a classic! Bit again just try to find something you like and enjoy!

[@nicoleraheem1195]

True. I do this as a beginner ❤

[@umyes1585]

As an ARMY who always watch BTS show, this is an absolute WIN to me 👁️👄👁️

[@clairegittens3707]

Felt that bit about using tests as motivation. It’s why I read 2000 kanji now, taking the Japanese Kanji test.

[@nicolecoligado6992]

I tried Hilokal (listening rn) and thank you! Hahaha

[@jirim691]

You have beautiful hair! 💖

[@JPX15]

I’ve been learning several Languages, for some reason I got hooked… I’m trying the stack method but it’s slowing me down… i need to focus on one language after another.. but it’s a good testing skill…

[@lunarlino.]

Your voice is so soothing, I love it ❤

[@emu2329]

I remember watching her videos on Korean saying she got comfortable in 2.5 years. "oh so i can do the same?" I thought. No. I couldn't. 5 years in and my speaking level is still very low because I didn't practice a enough. I got very discouraged in the process. I just started to practice a little more and overcome my speaking "anxiety". I'm writing this to let anyone know who didn't "get fluent and/or comfortable in 2 years", YOU WILL GET THERE. YOU DIDN'T WASTE YOUR TIME. You have a lot information stored in your brain that needs to be activated. When you're going to practice is obviously your choice but I promise you that you can do it.

[@ydalir]

I have a question that sort of came to me as I was watching. I think this was something that held me back from a variety of situations early on during my time in Japan, and I really notice it holding me back here in Korea now, so I'd be curious to hear how you deal with it: How do you approach speaking with superiors or people older than you when you are still a beginner. It feels like the stakes are so much higher when you make a mistake because you risk just sounding so rude at a slip of the tongue. I find myself just trying to end those interactions as quickly as possible, waiting and hoping that after my more casual speaking skills are more fluid, I might be able to tackle those more delicate kinds of conversation. But it seems like a cop-out... idk. What are your thoughts? 👀

[@hazbort]

I second this question, and also worry people will laugh at me for being too formal. I've even encountered the problem in French by using the "vous" form when it was apparently inappropriate. There are just so many nuances to formality and honorifics make it that much harder. I don't feel that aware of my own social status.

[@noemihajdu2830]

Feel the same. I learned Korean a lot but I'm afraid of speaking because of hurt someone with an inappropriate use of language. Or being ridiculous.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Learn both at the same time

[@n.d3217]

진짜 너무 짱 멋져요ㅠㅠㅠ love ur vids so much

[@AfroLinguo]

OMG!! Listening to korean is so cool. It sounds really nice.

[@urso3000]

excellent, your study tips are valid for which language you learn, thanks for all.

[@marythelittlelamb5942]

Nice I’m looking for this!

[@Malini108]

This hair is so good!!

[@LearningKoreanBUSANNAMJA]

This video is super helpful to advice for my Korean learning students!! I just have absorbed whole time while watching this video!! Thank you for this informative video!!!

[@clairegittens3707]

Loving the pink hair though. I need to get out of school so I can do it. For accents, I think a native accent is less important than an understandable relatively natural and flowing accent. If people aren’t struggling to understand you and you can communicate your ideas, fine.

[@ErnieV76]

Your hair! Love it. 👍🏼🙏🏼 I spent two hours last night trying to dissect two Japanese sentences. It seems hopeless. 😁 I would imagine Korean is just as difficult to learn. Great video. 👍🏼

[@carmennaide]

great video as always, Lindie!! btw loving the new hair! ♥

[@souravkumar7283]

Correct

[@souravkumar7283]

Do you speak Korean?

[@sunflowers7256]

Thank you, Lindie! The content you make is amazing and really helpful for me, especially this video (and other ones) regarding learning Korean as I have just started learning it :) my goal is to get to the intermediate level and to be able to have casual conversations. I'm so excited for this new language learning journey ;D English is my second language and hopefully Korean will be the third.

[@dlybee]

So inspiring! Thank you so much Lindie!

[@maryelize]

올해부터 한국어를 공부하기 시작했어요!!!! 린디 씨, 영감을 주셔서 고마워요! 언젠가 한국어를 잘 할 수 있었으면 좋겠어요. 🥺🙏🏻

[@salgee3006]

Yes, please, part II! I love the Korean language 🇰🇷

[@puppycatsupremacy]

another note about 한자: while it's not required to learn hanja (as mentioned), it can help in more ways that you'd think! along with what lindie said about aiding vocabulary, it's useful if you plan to visit/move to/work in korea. a lot of signs use hanja, i'll give a few examples: 大, 小, and 中 (big, small, middle) are often used to indicate the size of an item in a store. say if you were buying some potatoes, you might see something like: 小 1950 원 中 2500 원 大4000 원 hanja is also used for entrances/exits. for example, you may see a sign near an entrance/exit saying: 入口 (entrance) 出口 (exit) 出入口 (entrance/exit) again, you don't have to learn hanja, but it is more beneficial to than not. learn what you want to learn

[@akazawayuki984]

Really loved the vibe of your previous video!

[@albanefleury7056]

Thank you for your advice

[@Kamii-th1je]

I know it's not related to the video, but I love your hair! 😍

[@091lsm._]

린디님 저도 한국어를 공부한지 일년반에 남았는데 일상생활에서 남들이랑 얘기했을때 문제가 별로 없었던 거 같아요. 한국어 공부하는 이유가 원어민들이랑 편하게 얘기할 수 있기 위해서만 아닌데 내년에 토픽 치려고 하니까요. 제 목표는 6급 붙이고 싶은데 중급 어휘랑 문법을 사용하는 경우가 많아서 쓰기 문제를 풀렸을땐 만점 별로 받는 적이 없었어요. 실은 고급 어휘와 문법을 열심히 배워서 외웠지만 그런 것들을 아직도 익숙을 안 했으니 가끔 어떻께 언제 사용해야 되는지 까먹었어요.53,54번 문제도 꽤 복잡하고 어려웠으니 가끔 풀지도 못 했어요. 저는 앞으로 린디님이 토픽 53,54번에 대하여 어떻게 푸는지 영상을 올렸으면 좋겠어요.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nicoleraheem1195]

I study basic and advanced vocabulary for the f of it

[@noorallawati5390]

I love hearing you speak Korean

[@bolee8599]

Very interesting advices to learn any languages...maybe i will start to learn Korean as a beginner... thanks LindieBotes teacher.

[@marg_405]

I'm not interested in learning Korean at the moment, but honestly how can I get a notification from Lindie's channel and not watch?

[@nataly2450]

please do a part 2!

[@lessdak0805]

I love your hair and your tips obviously haha

[@rochawork]

1:37 Ela falando Coreano me deu aquela vontade poliglota de aprender o idioma.

[@Sara-jd7qh]

I always feel so motivated after watching your videos, thank you!!

[@Learninglotsoflanguages]

Great video! I always enjoyed Spongemind videos. I actually just competed his language camp which was the motivation I needed to finally stop hanging around at beginner level. Now Inhave a good routine and can solidly say I am intermediate! I am going in a year I can reach upper intermediate. Maybe even advanced. I feel more motivated after breaking out of beginner. I used to say I would never learn hanja but now I bought a hanja book because I am motivated to learn more vocab. I've picked up some of this naturally like 학 and other base words to guess. And one day I want to learn Japanese so I figure it'll help with kanji too.

[@melodywilson]

I'm a beginner and I'm struggling to understand batchim etc. Do you have and tips or advice on how to understand this better?

[@Learninglotsoflanguages]

@@melodywilson Like understanding the pronunciation? I always think of the ㅇ character as a place holder, so if it is at the top, and there's a batchim before I can move that final sound into the placeholder. And if the place holder isn't there, then the sound is stopped or half-said. Hard to explain in typing. But overall, the more that you listen, especially with a transcript so you can see the words as they are being said, eventually it will make sense. It can be helpful too if you've studied awhile to read to someone and have them correct any pronunciation issues.

[@melodywilson]

@@Learninglotsoflanguages ummm complex and final consonants. I dont have a korean key board so im not able to write it out

[@melodywilson]

@@Learninglotsoflanguages do u have email? I can send you a picture of the problem?

[@ellevehaler1758]

I've started learning Korean when I was in 4th grade of elementary school (9/10 years) and now I'm 20-freaking-5 and I feel like I haven't really accomplished a lot. XD My advice is, don't ever let yourself be lazy. It's perfectly okay to take a break when it's needed, but learning a language is a process and therefore, it has to be consistent. My problem is that I'm stuck. Textbooks are totally not my thing and going through them is just so painfully boring to me. I can't even accurately establish where I'm at. Sometimes I'll understand about 68% of a song or an article, but my knowledge is so lacking. I know there are some things you just can't skip, like you have to build a solid base when it comes to a lot of things, especially grammar. Korean grammar is so precise, there are a lot of constructions that require you to twist your way of thinking. Some words/patterns can only be used in a specific context. And then there are fixed expressions that require you to stop trying to think WHY IT'S SAID LIKE THIS because it's just is.

[@celestialgirl9456]

Have you tried using talk to me in korean audio files? You said textbooks aren't really your type and I am the same lol but ttmik has been a pleasant experience so far :D

[@ellevehaler1758]

@@celestialgirl9456 Oh, thank you so much! I haven’t tried them yet, but since you recommend them I might check them out. ^^ I’ve only went through some TTMIK lessons, but later switched to HTSK.

[@osehitzlgesinga]

Literally started learning Korean this week 🙌 This will be so helpful!

[@noemi8872]

how is it going?:)

[@KoreanLearnersClub]

IMPRESSIVE! 멋져요 린다님

[@korean_handwriting]

언어의 재능이 있으신 것 같아요 :) 멋져요 :)

[@prachidongre4484]

This was so informative. I am basic 2- intermediate 1 level in Korean and agree with everything you said. Korean is harder than i though. The script is so easy that it almost made me believe language is going to be easier. But is it not. I do take breaks so it is taking me longer to get to upper intermediate level than i thought. But hey, as you said, it is a hobby for me and i am taking it slow and really enjoying it. Thanks for a great video! 😃 PS - And about accent- yes you will improve as you speak more and more!

[@sangitachatterjee8759]

Your videos are so helpful!감 사 함 니다. I am a korean learner.....😊😊😊

[@eeeee323]

Gracias por los links en la descripción, le regalaré a mi mamá uno de los libros que recomiendas 😊😊

[@zieszyyy]

Hiiii!!! Thank you for this video, it just made me inspired again to continue my study in korean... i think my work exhausted me too much.. though, but since i'm working in a kr company (and hearing kr words every single day), i must take advantage of it!! Have a nice day~

[@ΣτέλιοςΘεοδωρίδης06κ]

Please make the same for other languages too.

[@tteokkochi2084]

일단은 이 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사드리고요. 저는 한국어 배운 지 거의 3년이 되었는데 올해 일본어 배우기 시작했어요. 일본어에 대한 이런 영상을 만들어 주셨으면 좋겠습니다!!!

[@SnackyKorea]

great. i am Korean and i do speak a little bit of Japanese as well. it seems you're speaking Korean quite well. i'm making Korean cartoon 4 cut everyday basically. and it deals some of differences between Korean and Japanese as well. it must be helpful for you i guess. there are lots of differences between Korean and Japanese, though the sounding and the root of the words are so similar or the same.

[@saalex1035]

gracia lindie estoy estudiando coreano tambien.

[@derpnasty3557]

Your hair is hella pretty

[@hannahban_1]

I am currently studying Korean, definitely going to try these out!

[@lilyraimey3499]

Unrelated, but I love your hair Lindie. Where did you have it done?

[@LindieBotes]

Thanks! I got it done in Singapore; do you live here too?

[@addie9342]

@@LindieBotes I agree with Lily. Can’t stop looking at your hair ♥️ It looks so good on you Lindie 🤗🤗

[@norma94]

I absolutely love the hair, ... and the tips 😊

[@WhatIsThis-zq4hk]

“I remember there was a distinct moment where i was like-“ *HBO harry potter ad pops up*: “YOU’RE A WIZARD HARRY” Great so i need to be a wizard to speak korean 😂😂😂😂😂

[@learnkoreanwithKorean]

한국어 발음이 너무 정확한데요. 놀랍습니다.

[@victorferreira9806]

WE NEED A PART TWO 💖

[@andreajimed89]

This was a very informative video, thank you, Lindie! Also, that part where you said "Miss... Something" made me laugh so hard! If you do a part 2: Would you recommend the Sejong books for beginners?

[@souravkumar7283]

😉

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Just do it. Finish it. Move on to another brand like EWHA . same level. Complete it. Move on and so on. Then,revisit sejong🙂trust me

[@andreajimed89]

@@nicoleraheem1195 Thank you! :D I was actually gonna start using Korean Grammar in Use bc i downloaded it a while ago and even Lindie recommends that book so i thought "Why not?"

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@andreajimed89 I have the same book and I agree. I am still an absolute beginner.😂 I have no chances of passing TOPIK1 at this moment, however, I find that Korean grammar in use is easier to use once you have a few beginner textbooks under your belt

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@andreajimed89 Also, I started learning korean in april 2020. Jumping from one resource to another is not good.😂 I spent most of my time learning what not to do to learn how to learn😢 Now I complete textbooks and I wish it was something I had done sooner😢❤

[@중고파는을지선생]

저는 스페인어를 배우려고 구독하고 있습니다 :))

[@LordGrokken]

With hard to pronounce words or sounds, I tend to spell them phonetically so that I remember the way it sounds. Which is VERY different from Romanization. Especially for those of us from the deep south.

[@javiermarcialcespedesberne8575]

Hola, que tal?, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedas venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfrutes mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos, felicidades por tus vídeos....

[@baharb.k1646]

It was really helpful Lindie ❤ Thank you so much ❤ I will be waiting for the part two of this video 😍

[@manibun727]

Thank you for recommending spongemind lindie..i loved the content there. And your new hair colour suits you very much. Good day ☺️

[@lynnkjoshua7382]

안녕하세요! 린디님 😇

[@agie24]

Would love a part 2!