[Kdrama] How to say "Listen to me" in Korean

#howtosaylistentomeinkorean#koreanteacher#kdrama
Do you often say "Listen to me" or "Listen carefully" to others? Actually I often do. XD
You can learn the expression and also how to say it nicer in Korean. :)

[@Makingwaves11q]

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

What a nice comment! Thank you so much! :)

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that was very helpful. Thank you teacher!

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

You're welcome! Thank you for nice comment. :)

[@abilioalejandrodeleongonza3023]

Nice video Korean Teacher, KT I am interested in learning Korean, I am a beginner ,I have already internalized the korean alphabet and I am now learning vocabulary and short expressions so your videos are really helpful for me. I am learning new expression and vocabulary through your videos. I want to thank you for your contribution , for conveying and sharing your knowledge to the people who you don't know and who may not be grateful. I look up to you !! 감사합니다

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Yeah, actually my videos are useful for beginners. I'm also glad to hear that they are helful for your learning Korean. I hope you can speak Korean fluently soon. :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Always thanks! :D

[@zainabansari2046]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 unnie how to say' I need you ' in korea

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

나는 너가 필요해. [na-neun neo-ga pi-lyo-hae] 나는 : I 너가 : you 필요해 : need They are all informal style. :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

You're welcome! I'm happy to hear that it's comprehensive enough. :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Oh, thank you for the compliment. This gives me energy to make videos. I'll do my best! :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

You're welcome. 별말씀을요. :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Thank you! :D

[@neezzuuu]

Tysm! But i am confused in something in kdramas people says arasseo to ok but some ppl say gewnchana but i see gewnchana means it's ok so what can I say to ok in korean ma'am please tell me 😥

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

별말씀을요 :D

[@halalmodeonhabibi]

Pls tell what are the steps to learn korean

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

First, learn Korean alphbets with each sound. Second, read some simple words like thank you, sorry, hello and etc. Third, learn the order of Korean sentence. Lastly, put the words you learn in the sentence. Just do it step by step. :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Thank you for the nice comment! :D I hope my videos can help you learn Korean! :)

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오늘은 잘 들어보겠습니다 :)

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

하하하하 Your Korean is getting much better!! :D

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Thank you for your comment! :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

별말씀을요. :)

[@twinklekapoor4303]

Please will you make a video for are you coming? In korean

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

OK, I'll take a note on my list. But it may take some time to find the scenes from Kdrama, so I'll write here in advance. :) Are you coming? in Korean "오고있어?[oh-go-ih-sseo]" as informal way, "오고있어요?[oh-go-ih-sseo-yo]" as formal way. Make sure to raise your intonation at the end when you ask. :)

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1st view ma'am😍

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Cool! :D

[@alexfriedman2047]

That's freakin crazy... At first in the bveginning I had very little idea what she said, because she says it so fast. After watching the whole video I quickly realized she said 내 말 잘 들어요" . That's crazy that hearing is so much harder than reading and writing.

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

I totally agree with you. When I leaned English, hearing is the most difficult part. I'm still not good. X) I thknk we need much practice. :)

[@rosalinaabonales9599]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 it's true! I'm also having a struggle figuring out what has been said in Kdramas. I'm like, 와! 미치겠네! 진짜. Also the pronunciation rules is very hard. I'm still on to it. Nevertheless, it's fun to learn!

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

hahaha 와! 미치겠네! 진짜 sounds like you're Korean. :D

[@rosalinaabonales9599]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 I learned the expression from Kdramas. Watching too many kdramas makes me feel like korean too. 😂 그게..한국사람 처럼 말 잘 했으면 좋겠습니다.

[@dahlia5467]

안녕하세요..감사합니다 선생님

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

안녕하세요! :D

[@saraawad5554]

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[@shraddhatoshniwal7759]

I know how to write nae-mal in korean but i don't know the meaning of nae-mal...how did you conclude nae-mal means my words in english

[@buddhikaprabodhani2813]

Your teaching style is very cool. I have a curiosity. About the East Asian language. That's pretty cool. It feels like there are common human factors in Asian people. Although cultures and religions differ from one another. I hope to learn an East Asian language. But still could not.

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

You can start with easy words. Or learn Korean alphabet with each sound first, then you can read! :D

[@buddhikaprabodhani2813]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 oh thank you!! I will try it after my second year exam. But I watch every single one of your videos. Also I like to write with a brush on paper in the culture of your country. It's very interesting. Like drawing a beautiful picture in the same color on the same sheet of paper. I could not understand the letters but they seemed to speak. I see something common in countries like Japan, China, Korea. They add beauty to every little thing.

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Aha, you like 붓글씨. 붓글씨 [bu-kkeul-ssi] is to write letters with a brush. Cool! :)

[@buddhikaprabodhani2813]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 Can you tell me what that means? I'll give it a try. Traditional paper in your country is considered to be slightly thinner, isn't it? Here we take less to write them. But now the wind blows and the children are using the paper to fly kites. Thank you!!

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

The paper is called 한지 [han-ji]. It's often used to make a kite. :) And 붓 [bud] means a brush to write or paint with. 글씨 [geul-ssi] means letter.

[@PizzaFriesLasagna]

I should tell this to my son😅😅

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Oh, you have a son? I guess he must be smart and understand Korean! :D

[@PizzaFriesLasagna]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 Yes teacher,he' s 7 yrs old and i teach him korean phrases just in case we travel to Korea ahaha💞

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Hahaha That's good for him! :)

[@farahdeeba3575]

Is this the picture of you and your husband behind you..?

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Yes. haha XD That was 9 years ago.

[@mr.thelanguage9993]

Hello my friend! How is it pronounced? "재미있게" Chemi ithke (or) Chemi ikke. "있" is it prononced as "ith or ikk"???

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

[ jae-mi-ih-kke ] is right. :)

[@mr.thelanguage9993]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 Thank you my friend.

[@rosalinaabonales9599]

아녕하세요 언니! How to say can't help it in Korean?

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

You can say "어쩔 수 없어" [eo-jjeol-su-eop-sseo]. It's informal. If you nee to say it formally, just put 요[yo] at the end. :)

[@rosalinaabonales9599]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 선생님이 감사합니다.

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

My pleasure. :)

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I'm from Bangladesh please talk me how i contact you?

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

I'm always checking comments here. You can talk through my channel :)

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[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Thanks! :D

[@viveksharma3129]

Hello maam i think your( 나) is not actually (ga) or(g) it sounds as (kha) in English or (ख ) in hindi so maam please correct me if I am wrong Because as you sound like( 고마우ㅏ요) is (kho-ma-yo) but not (go-ma-yo) Please maam i am confused so help me

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Oh, did it sound [kh]? Its correct sound is [g]. So when you practice that sound, try to make the sound [g]. :)

[@viveksharma3129]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 maam actually I thik it( kh) beacause I had hear your words in slow motion and then I conclude it kha because you and even all other youtubers proniuns it (kha)

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

Sound could be heard differently depending on people, countries or media. :)

[@viveksharma3129]

Maam please type (khana pronounce) in google

[@viveksharma3129]

Okk maam thanks for your time

[@evansars1120]

What is mean oppa

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

There's my video about oppa. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXbFdXdpoNmUlZI

[@evansars1120]

@@koreanteacherkt9554 ok I seee