Korean Vocabulary by Category (Food 1)

[@tinglovegood3953]

omg why isn't this channel popular?!! one of the best contents on yt about korean study

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thank you so much^^ hehe

[@darakhshasayyed1857]

💯 Right 👍🏻👍🏻

[@joougth]

감사합니다 💜 Here is a lot of good information. You deserve more likes 💜💜💜💜💜

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thank you^^

[@coocoointhebrains]

i think i'm way past this level in my learning journey so i had to fast forward it but i still watched the video because of how good it's made, i love this format

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thank you ^^

[@kpopconyuni]

선생님 감사합니다 💗

[@deborahlee7496]

Just realized I can get both the korean and spanish vocab here as I'm learning those two languages🤯

[@elizabethcaceres3973]

Muchas gracias for traducirlo al Español TT Thank you so much for translating it into Spanish TT

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

De nada!^-^

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you so much and so much for your very useful Korean lessons !

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Thanks to you too^^

[@annisaauliaramadhani7973]

감사합니다😊🤗

[@Aqbabyc]

Smooth like 버터

[@Niya_89]

안녕하세요 선생님 I post before and after homework and thank for this lesson.

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

안녕하세요^^ 그래요? (Really?) 아무 숙제를 못 봤어요. (I couldn't see any homework).

[@Niya_89]

Okay will send it again thank you

[@BeautifulJ]

👍🏻 Very helpful

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

♥️😊

[@BeautifulJ]

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[@rionasmelodies1153]

Thank you so much..Gamsahamnida💟

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

저도 고마워요, 리오나 씨 ^^ 🥰 열심히 공부하세요~

[@rionasmelodies1153]

@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Sure will❤

[@mex2132]

gamsahamnida

[@Jake.66]

Sorry but if this아침 mean breakfast then what is 이침식사 mean

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

아침 is actually morning, but often Koreans use it for 'breakfast'. 아침식사 is breakfast too. (아침 - morning, 식사 - meal)

[@kiponkipon3234]

Can you make, please, a video about Korean interjections?

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Yep, I have such plan :)

[@kiponkipon3234]

@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Thanks.

[@sunsuga7191]

How to do say legumes?

[@coocoointhebrains]

콩류

[@jshisvivsihsksbibsiveuev]

Are these true? Cause they just seem like the romanized version on writing them- Cause i thought spelling words were duffrent

[@jshisvivsihsksbibsiveuev]

Nvm

[@thjeu8539]

Great job on the visualisation. But I must say there are so many words that are (almost) exactly the same as in English. They make this list completely useless, bc we allready know those words.

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

Yep, I thought about it before choosing vocabulary for this video lesson and I did this on purpose. So now you know that, let's say, mayonnaise in Korean is 마요네즈, chocolate is 초콜릿 but not something else, and so on. So, it's not useless. It's luck :) Lucky that you don't need to memorise these words. Chinese learners could also say that Korean dictionary is useless, because over 60% of Korean words also sound similar and Chinese people already know these words. E.g. Culture - MunHak - WenHwa Center - JungShim - JongSin Mountain - San - Shan etc.

[@thjeu8539]

Thank you for the reply! As a teacher of German langage in the Netherlands (two very similar languages), I have some experience with this. Much of the vocab in Dutch and German is the same or similar. Therefore at my Uni they taught me to only teach the words that are diffrent or have a diffrent spelling. In my personal experience this works well because students receptively understand the words that are the same. And when they cannot produce a word in German, they will reach back to their mother tounge or a secondary langaue: Dutch or English. So about the video: English speakers have already mastered a lot of these words and will be self-reliant both in hearing and speaking. Imagine a tourist wanting to order ice cream and milk, he‘d be able to get the ice cream, but not the milk. So wouldn‘t the word ‚우유‘ have been better to focus on in the video? The only use I see for words that are the same is it can be helpful learning the alphabet and phonetics, since the writing is the only distionction. I hope I explained it well, don’t take this as hard criticism for I’m very positive about the rest of the video! I think you did great job on the visualisation and the categorisation :) makes the words much easier to learn.

[@KOREANFULLCOURSE]

@@thjeu8539 Oh, that's really interesting teaching approach. Seriously. I haven't thought about it. Thank you for sharing this technique ♥️.

[@thjeu8539]

@@KOREANFULLCOURSE 노도 😊 고맙습니다 for the video ❤️

[@coraline1503]

why do u choose konglish words?

[@mobinakazemy9219]

Cuz these words can help you to develop your vocabulary sooner as a beginner. Most of language learners use this method