Korean Phrases 9: At the Cafe

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[@nogikyun]

that barista act like squidward LOL

[@SilentReviewer]

Exactly what I hear in most Seoul's cafes! Thanks for decrypting!

[@mistyeclipsesone5629]

I gotta say I like this season a lot more than the last. Maybe even more than the first.

[@I_am_Lauren]

Cafe culture is so HUGE in Korea so thank you for putting up this video because it will be VERY helpful.

[@KimuTaco]

THANKS SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO!!! Last time I went to Korea I had a panic attack every time I visited a cafe (which was almost every day tbh) because the cashier or person taking my order ALWAYS WANTED TO HAVE A CONVERSATION or just started asking me like tons of questions and even if i speak some korean I got really nervous and just stared at them like an idiot ㅠㅠ so yeah, thanks for saving my life with this video lol

[@bellabees8130]

OMG I CANNOT STOP LAUGHING. Something about the robotic nature of the speech during the skit as well as the empty facial expressions and the wig is just completely hilarious!! Every video on this channel is kind of like a quirky comedy show.

[@spaghettiqueen230]

Have fun with these phrases and the looks they give you.

[@anasmores]

I love the "what's your number" part at the end xD, That's exactly the phrase i need when I go places. 10/10

[@josephperez4522]

Your videos are awesome!~ Thank you for always working so hard on them!! ^^

[@kockgunner]

I love these practical conversations.

[@thirsamisu]

i totally love you videos! im gonna write all the lessons down and im sure its gonna help me a lot! thanks so much for all the work you put into these videos :)

[@haleyv5961]

I vote this number one video to watch before going to korea! such a live saver and thank you!

[@rsumiwong]

Your videos are great! Thank you very much for teaching us Hanguel

[@chiefkopit]

Very good

[@LaviSenju]

thank you!!!

[@mosu8779]

I’m a Barista and I live in an area where many Koreans live so I wanted to learn how to at least say “ would you like your receipt”? But I learned more. Thanks.

[@JULOC05]

This is very helpful! I am learning Korean on my own and I need this type of detailed explanation to help me with my pronunciation and spelling. It's hard for someone like me who grew up speaking only languages that are based on Greek, Latin, and old Germanic but I am making progress. I can even write my name in Korean now...yeh!

[@tiw6516]

I love your top~ I also love the enthusiasm of the cashier xD

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you, professor oh

[@riponkhan340]

nice

[@iamahrjay]

LMAO. The last part was unexpected. Anyways, thanks for the awesome videos.

[@officialSgtPepperArc360]

You uploaded this on my 13th birthday!

[@somerandomwords396]

Watch me say I “please give me a nosebleed”

[@misticluna]

Is asking them to put ice in it the same as asking for an iced drink? Like an iced americano or iced tea?

[@themusepixie]

I was just in Ktown at bosco cafe and could've have totally used this. Sweet Potato Latte please haha

[@1600Awesome]

Thank you so much for constantly making nice videos full of good info lol

[@BaoChen-me2ff]

What if I want 2 cup of coffee or 3 (let say) orange juice???

[@nadiras.xaviera2098]

How to order more than 2 things? Do we still have to use "hago"? Or?

[@timclarinlazaro6163]

The Barista looks bored like a hipster, XD, Hilarious. Beautiful video!

[@cheke2494]

The opening looks so tasty...can I eat? Pleeeaseee

[@irfanaafreen1985]

Gamsahabnida unnie🤗

[@toeny]

Never knew u posted lots on this channel since i didnt watch this channel in a while but what happened to ramona!

[@aestheticlime2957]

I have been looking for how to say:Thank you for the coffee

[@allyw9372]

Ah! This is very useful (as are your other videos!) I haven't been able to really dive into all of them, but I was wondering how often is the Romanization used with Korean text? It seems to be distracting when learning the writing form (at least personally). But on the other hand it looks like it can be helpful for when someone just wants to learn the speaking portion of it? I don't know, it's just weird and I'm sorry. From what I've seen so far, though, you make wonderful videos and I'm excited to look through them more! You have varity of things covered just from a quick glance. Thank you so much for taking time to do these videos!

[@jasminee204]

I've been learning Korean for two years and I have -never- used romanisation. As you said, it distracts from learning hangeul. Not only that, but often people use different versions of romanisation rather than the official standard, which means you might end up pronouncing a word wrong if you rely on it. I still love Professor Oh's videos as it's easy to ignore the romanisation completely and read the Korean words instead. Hope this helps! :)

[@cumcad]

Ally W Jasmine I just want to learn to speak casual Korean phrases and sing K-Pop songs so the romanization REALLY helps me. Show me "와이파이" and I won't know what that means, but "Waeepaee" I could immediately associate it with "Waifai" and in turn "WiFi". Take away the romanization in Korean textbooks if one wants zero distraction, but please keep them in KWOW, Professor Oh.

[@M0nkey4ndG1raffe]

i cant believe these are free

[@umeinui]

You forgot when they ask if you want it cold or hot

[@LizzleHizzle]

I think there's a typo at 4:43 it says "되요", but shouldn't it be "돼요"?

[@YoonahBae]

Yes, my bad..

[@Ascaron50]

와이파이 reminds me of 초코파이 :D

[@AngelinaleeTravel]

haha funny

[@xlol4666]

I realized something pretty important (and I’m very proud of myself for it so I’m writing it down): 3:32 The words each mean something: 여기= here, 서= place particle, 마시= drink, and -(으)ㄹ거예요= is a suffix that means (I) will do__ Sorry for the long one lol.

[@drafeirha]

the waitress is so unfriendly lol

[@wdg963963]

어... 그냥 영어로 주문 하는게 더 좋을것 같은데요? 그리고 커피 달라고만 하면 어떤커피인지 되물을건데 그냥 아메리카노 한잔 에스프레소 한잔 이렇게 하는게 더 좋을것 같아요. 그리고 현금으로 주문하는게 더 어려울건데요? 차라히 비자니 마스터 붙어있는 카드 들고다니면서 쓰는게 더 좋아요. 요즘은 거의다 카드쓰지 현금은 안쓰니까요. 어차피 코스트코 빼고는 모든카드를 다 받으니까 카드 들고다니는것이 좋아요

[@officialSgtPepperArc360]

Again, if there were closed captioning, the fill-in-the blank sound would have been transcribed as “…”

[@gofchu]

In real life they didn't talk slow like this. The cashier type people (카페, 서점, 등) are the fastest speaker. They fit the entire sentence in literally less than 0.5 second. I was like "what the..."

[@tishasomeone9141]

Prof Oh said it's pronounced Gam-sa-hap-ni-da, but she said it like, "Gam-sam-ni-da." Confused, because it sounds really similar. :c P.S.: The views say 11,111 aww yisss. c:

[@nogikyun]

+Tisha Herrera yes she says gam-sa-ham-nida writen and spoken is different in this case :)

[@tishasomeone9141]

17CARAT PANDA ARMY I guess it is. Thank you for replying! c:

[@nogikyun]

anytime :D Tisha Herrera

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you , professor oh