Korean Phrases for Eating Street Food

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[@valeeee27]

Sehun juseyo

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Im laughing so hard

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Make that two please

[@Rabbitachu]

XD

[@EmalineTLO]

kekeke...so together: sehun semyeong hago chanyeol hanmyeong juseyo! I know, I'm very greedy. but seriously a very good motivation to learn these phrases.

[@markgil400]

When you say all of that to the vendor, they will think you speak korean well. So they will talk back more and more untill you're lost.

[@marianesanchez9464]

lmao hahaha cant hold back my laughter

[@LoveBird0709]

Mark Gil Lalangan that's the only thing I was thinking the whole time while watching this =/ and then I'll have to ask in English for them to repeat it but in English

[@milam4635]

Well I agree with what you think but I feel like they won’t talk back to you and have a legit conversation because you are and look like a forigner... So it really depends.

[@user-dx4wo6ws4m]

😂😂😂😂 That's my biggest fear I swear

[@kimchi-91]

😂😂😂

[@PiroMunkie]

For anyone new to the "goodbye"s in Korean, 안녕히가세요 (annyeonghi gaseyo, "go in peace") and 안녕히계세요 (annyeonghi gyeseyo, "stay in peace"), first remember it's always relative to whether the person you're speaking to is staying or going, and has nothing really to do with you. Then remember that the 가 (ga) in 안녕히가세요 stems from the Korean verb 가다 (gada) which means "to go." I'd studied Korean for nearly a year, struggling to remember which goodbye was which until I realized this. On the other end, the 계 in 안녕히계세요 stems from the verb 계시다 (gyesida) roughly means "to exist" or "live." I'll be in South Korea next Spring and Summer semesters down in the 경산시 and 대구시 areas, though I'm certain I'll find my way around the country when I'm not in class. :]

[@SheConspiracyPlotter]

nice! so you are going to university in korea? only for one semester?

[@PiroMunkie]

Roxyhun Two semesters, Spring and Summer. My major has a foreign language requirement, but my university doesn't offer Korean or more than basic Chinese, so I figured I'd study abroad to do that instead since none of the other languages really interested me (that and I'm an international studies major, so it makes sense to spend some time studying internationally!) So I'll be participating in the intensive language study program at the Korean Language Institute located at Yeungnam University.

[@CaptainJacksIsland]

Thanks. I'm trying to learn enough to get around, but most places just give you words and phrases without breaking down what they actually mean. Like, I knew the different forms of saying "good bye," but didn't actually know its true meaning, just the context of when to use them.

[@LullyJo]

Ah! I got so excited when I saw you posted another video! It's so great that you're teaching us about the culture

[@khatpandwa]

good morning, nice to meet you, and best wishes to you, please change your name from lully to another one, thank you very much, your new friend, imran

[@LullyJo]

LOL, why? That's been my nickname for years.

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[@ILaughAtYourFailure5]

YAAAAAAS I missed these so much ! This is totally gonna come in handy. Can't wait for the rest of this season !

[@JamesVillan]

Thank you so much really enjoy the new episodes😍

[@usorenji]

great job on both videos! I love this double video format Thank you so much!

[@writemeasongbby]

I hope you continue to make this series, it is really helpful. thankyou

[@klaudin4851]

she's one of the best korean teache on youtube...PROFESSOR OH, please keep on doing this for us, and we are keep on learning. UNTIL EVERY ONE OF US BECOME THE RESULT OF YOUR EFFORT

[@ColonelMarcellus]

This was a very interesting and informative lesson, and VERY well presented. And, yes, now I'm hungry again! If a few Korean families got together, came to Kentucky, and opened a street-food area, I would probably get fat.

[@LMKTinyForest]

Love all of your clips. Thank you so much.

[@mephilli39]

I love this format of your lessons!!

[@OsirisGarzon]

Yeah!!!!!! Im glad you are back with new videos!!! So happy and excite for more phaces.

[@Xol1004]

Ramona, this is such a wonderful format for the language presentation! The careful emphasis on the pronunciation, the breakpoints and color-coding of the syllables in English and Hangul is so very helpful! Thank you :)

[@AngMagulongVlog]

always informative as ever, great breakdowns and clear explanations ! :)

[@MamaDoortje30]

Great video!! Please more of these!!!

[@shimamanda02]

Really love your segments like this! Extremely easy to follow and to the point! Thank you!! :D

[@Blueberrychiffon86]

Thanks for the useful phrases:) I really enjoyed this!

[@CandyDoll25997]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND LESSONS! ITS SOO SIMPLE! I JUST LOVE EVERY DETAIL U GIVE.. I'm like going to Korea i think around June.. i need to like learn the basic at least... thank goodness you made these videos.. I LOVE YOU!!

[@Justify924]

Yay. I'm so happy that the videos are finally here!! Makes me miss Korea more and more.

[@Mochafairiemonster]

Yaya! Love this! Welcome back. My brain is racing and now I'm hungry seeing all that delicious street food. Can't wait until next week ☺️

[@nogikyun]

this is really helpful... thanks..

[@1600Awesome]

와 와 ㅋㅋㅋ 오 선생님 감사합니다~ I ready love the videos they help a lot

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you so much !

[@MUSia]

I've just discovered this channel, and this is seriously amazing~ Informative and to the point ^^

[@cheenayen]

Very informative, my dream vacation is Korea. I've been watching past episode of 2days and 1night. So many good places to go. I cant wait to plan my vacay.

[@AznxSnow]

This was so informative and helpful!

[@TohruHonda26]

Oh my gosh. I should write this down and start practicing. I love this

[@ElSalvadorLouny]

Great video! Thank you! ^^

[@rianmilit]

Great video, very detailed and informative and the editing was great, you put in some work for it, really appreciate it.

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Excellent!

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So glad it's back! (Pressure is on when I see there's barely any comments and I'm early)

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You're amazing 😄👏👏

[@MobbinMic]

Wow, now you're doing korean lessons AND videos of south korea!!! You've got to be my favorite channel :D

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Love this ♡

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This video is so amazing

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So helpful!!! 고마ㅝ!

[@dancerblackbear]

If i did not even know korean I could feel lost in this class but thanks to god I am in a level enough for starting memorizing a lot words you told !thanks please continue sending this kind of videos !

[@quoctrungdang253]

One day I will go to Korean and try all of these foods! Amazing! Thank you so much, I love this video! :3

[@daintybunny11]

This is awesome. Thank you. ^_^

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“Just place your desired noun before 주세요” Me: 남친 주세요 ㅜㅜ

[@Emotional2000]

Hi Professor Oh! Thanks for the informative vid! I will totally use what I've learned during my holiday break in Incheon South Korea! I leave this weekend and this will be my very first visit. Anyway, love your channel! Much love from the USA all the way to Singapore! Your new American girl subscriber...😀

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Love ur video so so much

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WOW! So professional!

[@estergrisenti9962]

사랑행 요!!! 감사 합니다!!! I really enjoy your videos!! Their really useful!!! I hope to learn some about corea and corean culture with them!! You're great!! I hope you all the joy in this world and a great 2017!

[@jelenemordeno2519]

Please make more videos like this

[@magdalenalenczuk958]

Wow ^o^ this video was amazing :) I can see a fantastic improvement in KWOW lessons! Thank you for teaching me these helpful phrases Professor Oh ;) Gamsahapnida ^-^

[@jyjryu22799]

Can you make a video on sentence structure in korean? Like where to put spaces? I'm never really sure.

[@the28thdaisy]

Can we use 인분 for street food too?

[@barbarasalgado3169]

this type of video is really cool. keep it up pls!

[@joryclouthier]

Professor O thanks for making Korean so easy and fun !!!! Say 감사합니다 to Billy Jin too ;)

[@starjunkybeauty]

감사합니다 오선생님! Can you make a video for phrases when you go to a friends house for the first time?

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You r awesome

[@khatpandwa]

Good video, enjoyed watching, best wishes, Imran Hasan.

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Great new video styling!

[@kochichris]

thats very a long time i really learn a lot of your vids

[@bjbartkow]

i think the silk worm larva was thrown in there just to see if we were paying attention. XDDD

[@MichaelCai]

Wait is it not actually a real snack? I cringed when I saw it... but I've heard of weirder delicacies. :P

[@maydew]

It is an actual snack XD

[@acexkeikai]

Michael Cai It is a snack other countries other snacks :) I don't think I would ever eat that but hey you never know.

[@Phantasiafan87]

I was forced by an old ajumma to eat those silk worms... it's definitely something you have to force yourself to enjoy but then it tastes pretty good!

[@just4sims371]

Taking notes on this video

[@jsphyptya]

Time to learn some phrases yeahhh ! you are the best professor Oh..... we love you.....

[@1600Awesome]

I liked it

[@RaroHi]

I'm going to a traditional Korean restaurant Friday. I hope I can use this to order food.

[@keiinabox6368]

Please make a video, about Won. I still have problems with saying the names of the won :D

[@XBlatantX]

jiyeon juseyo

[@Something-like-Chopin]

Excellent teaching skills. You even teach me Korean, hehe. 진짜 귀에 쏙쏙 들어오게 강의 잘하시네요. 외국인들이 쉽게 한국어를 배울수 있을거 같네요. 한국어를 배우고 싶어하는 외국인 친구들에게 이 채널을 꼭 추천해야 겠어요.. ^^

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you professor oh

[@lvt9_0414]

Professor Oh!!! I love your video so much!!! This is my first ever comment on your videos. Please help me solve my problem. 1.How to say dine-in and take away in Korean? 2.How to order 오뎅? I hope passerby help me too!!! Thanks!!!

[@anastasiazhukova9199]

안녕하세요, 백현오빠주세요 감사합니다. 안녕히 계세요

[@Ssultalker]

How to say if I want to put tteokbokki sauce over the fried stuff at street cart?

[@user-tu6nw5ri8v]

what’s the best street food for someone who’s picky? i’m really picky and don’t like spicy food so i’m worried that i won’t find much to eat

[@QBee4]

Sitting in my hotel taking notes because I'm about to go eat street food lol

[@user-rj3iv9ho1b]

do you have subtitles of video ?

[@bl00dych3rryblossom]

YEAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSS FINALLY!!

[@greencyy]

i said "ddo wasseubnida" to my korean friend and she replied "are you the terminator?"

[@MeVSGravity1]

Awesome lesson! How do you line up different food items in one order? Like in: "I'd like to have this, this, and this, please."

[@EmalineTLO]

as far as i know you can link them with (hago=with or geurigo=and). for example: tteokbokki hago gimbap juseyo! or tteokbokki geurigo gimbap juseyo!

[@MeVSGravity1]

EmalineTLO Thanks! There is a Korean takeaway that's managed by an old Korean lady close to where I live. She makes the best kimchi ever and meanwhile she calls me 'kimchi guy' :D I'd like to surprise her by ordering in Korean.

[@xxkookieelove7937]

I find it hard to pronounce the "se" T^T Jungkook juseyo ~~ *cries*

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Jin juseyo

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+xxKookiee Love +xxKookiee Love hahahaha laughed more than i should have this

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J hope juseyo

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Bts juseyo

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Kpop juseyo

[@liemstephanie1901]

how if there are lots of variety of foods and i want one each of them. how to say it then??

[@newinsights6494]

I am so obsessed with you. I think I am dying...

[@chiiblossom]

Going to Korea in less than a week and currently tryna learn phrases in a panic lmao

[@Lukidukification]

@sweetandtasty at 3:57 the korean syllables for "gaeseyo" say "계세요" but shouldn't gae be 개? if not, could you explain why? because i learned that ae =ㅐ

[@oliviacastro1300]

oh so in the phrases the h in Hah and Nah are not there when you say or write it down ?

[@stellastars468]

then how would you say one of that please? Eguh hana juseyo or hana eguh juseyo??

[@sereldelatorre1854]

Hi. How do you say, 'Where can I buy food around here?' in Korean?

[@jungkookiejeon5327]

Would 밥 먹고 싶어요 be correct for saying I want to eat?

[@user-sy2ws6sw1i]

Great video. 🙂How do I say 'and' in Korean? ("Please give me hotteok and Mandu" for example...)

[@wagnyuwiay8828]

Late but And is Kuri-goo, so it will be like, hotteok kuri goo Mandu Juseo אבי ממן

[@2009SUJU]

Can someone explain why it's hana juseyo, but 2 or more she adds the 개 after the number?

[@kathleenkurkjian8270]

Please help...I am having difficulty finding the written version for the phrases and words for "Korean Phrases 1: Eating Street Food. Could you please send me the exact link.

[@RexRevlerFan80]

붕어빵, 김밥, 닭꼬치, 고구마, and 호떡 주세요!

[@AnnaDominiqueJ]

professor!!! how would you say 'please give me one serving of ddeokbokki'... imma little confused... :(

[@muznashahid5883]

In which form of numbers do street food sellers use ? Native or sino ?? Please tell .. the price

[@user-cu1bo9uf7y]

how can i say can i taste this please

[@EmalineTLO]

Thank you for the video. I just have one question left: You mentioned Igeo and Jeogeo for this and that and this ist totally right. But I also learned Ige and Jeoge as well. Can you describe the difference?

[@PiroMunkie]

Professor Oh can correct me if I'm wrong, but to my understanding 이거 and 저거 are used when the pronoun is the object of the verb. So in the case of this video, "this" and "that" are both the object of the verb 주세요. You're saying, "Please give me _this_." "Please give me _that_." On the other hand, 이게 and 저게 are for when "this" and "that" are the subject of the verb, such as "This is my father" or "That is an apple."

[@EmalineTLO]

Thank you so much! Your explanation was very helpful. I just started to learn korean for some month, so I am happy for every input.

[@oceanicmermaid]

thank U babe!

[@user-se7co2ou2j]

Oppa juseyo

[@Telamond]

Say that you're at a stall and I order something, and the vendor points at a lot of spices or sauces, or even food items. I'd like to be able to say "What would you recommend?" or "I'll take whatever the locals have."

[@aulterxettri8531]

we r waiting new upload video profeser oh

[@breestewart9139]

Which dialect do you speak?

[@lkgpuanimho0349]

Can you say "Eguh hana/dugae/segae juseyo" if you want 1/2/3 of this?

[@Strawberry143x]

Thank you♥ And YOU'RE SO FUNNY ^-^ >_

[@malourdesmadaje802]

How about gamsahamnida?

[@sherpasonam1451]

또 왔습니다 !