Listen & Repeat to Have More Confidence in Korean (Sample Lesson)

Listen & Repeat is a series of audio courses that can help you have more confidence in Korean by practicing saying things out loud.
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[@wolfgeng1945]

Thanks to Duolingo, the only sentence I can say confidently is 아니요, 고양이는 사람이 아닙니다, which is very useful if someone doesn't know what a cat is.

[@i2ikorean]

: ) 이 글을 재미있게 읽었어요!

[@wolfgeng1945]

@@i2ikorean haha thankss

[@tyasnurunnisaameliamufty4937]

I LAUGH EEADING THIS AND I MISSABOUT A MINUTE ON THE BIDEO

[@nadoshtv]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@masuma-begimm9306]

😂😂

[@selahc7171]

For me, learning grammar and sentence structure is easy, I am able to read and write it, but I lack vocabulary and it takes me a long time to form sentences correctly.

[@lerajevans1774]

나다. 😢 I forfot the words easily

[@haiiithereee30]

@@lerajevans1774 나도* ㅋㅋㅋ also me too rip

[@ItsLycheee]

Saaameee... it's a struggle to talk in front of my Korean friends ;-;

[@aidenlouise3947]

sammee

[@zeeaqillerleng]

same :(((

[@floramecabatingan2221]

If they only publish books on bookstore around the world it would be much better😧😭😭😭😭 shipping fee is just to much

[@fishyfishyfishyOMGMRFISH]

Rightttt😭

[@alliahrose2878]

right..

[@anndy17carat]

I agree and it's sad.

[@binmanart]

I think a lot of these books are available online now. Check their site.

[@anamolnar6875]

How much is the shipping fee? I was thinking of buying some Korean books myself

[@juliaonyebuchi4509]

3:13 is when it startd

[@Hanna-wp6fb]

ayo tnx🙏🙏

[@aalizahkendricks2354]

Thanks

[@AnaMaria-pc5zn]

the books aren't shipped to my country and I'm broke. I'm glad you're doing it on KZbin as well

[@chloeca90]

Sorry do you know if Canada is ?

[@AnaMaria-pc5zn]

@@chloeca90 yes they do

[@ananyachhetri7078]

Where u from

[@AnaMaria-pc5zn]

@@ananyachhetri7078 Georgia. i think they added it recently but it wasn't in the list last year. need to check

[@ananyachhetri7078]

@@AnaMaria-pc5zn oooh thanks

[@USSJ2Otaku3084]

Yup, can definitely use a confidence booster in speaking Korean... 😅

[@jyotidevi3534]

Hyunwoo: how many sentences you can say with confidence and accuracy... ME: um...안녕하세요😅

[@talktomeinkorean]

How often do you deliberately say things out loud in Korean? By taking this audio course, you will be able to have more confidence in Korean and learn to use various Korean sentence structures. Take the course here: bit.ly/LnRDaily (20% off now) Check out our free Korean lessons here: bit.ly/2RPLopL Take a Korean level test and find the right materials for you!: bit.ly/ttmiklevel

[@peacebewithyall]

i think this method is so effective for me in my opinion keep up the good work ttmik i love your channel

[@CarlyneDTQTonPod]

I get shy ☺️ whenever people ask me a question in korean language. I attend a weekly meet up group for korean language exchange here in NYC. I’m only comfortable with speaking with my group 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@sopekookie7]

Even when I pay for the audio course I still end up buying the books. I love books and I love following along with a book and being able to grab it whenever I want to revise without having to go online. Thank you for another great lesson

[@matthewbristow972]

This sentence building method is the best way to quickly internalise grammar and vocab imo. Love it

[@robroman6453]

Mr Sun, My son and I have taking upon the challenge to learn Korean Language, I have to thank you and your team for such amazing and easy to learn videos. We will visit Korea next year and hope we can stop by or find a way to buy some books over there. We started from 0, like 2 months ago and so far we have more 300 words on our vocabulary. We had learned the alphabet and Sino as well as Native numbers. We find the videos very easy and a lot to fun because of the laid back style and all the jokes you all include in the videos. We are fans and hope to keep on learning. Thank you all again

[@olahiannyeong6021]

what would i do without you guys 💗💗

[@dikshawpuzzle]

Omg this is so helpful💜

[@GoldenB101]

verb list is going extremely well

[@lindsaynicole4812]

At the beginning of the sample clip, I was reading the long sentence so slow and struggling to keep up with the native speaker. I was discouraged and thought this method maybe wasn't for me. But by the end of this video, I was able to say the longest sample sentence completely at full speed without messing up or stumbling over my words! This process is so helpful!! I'm totally going to buy the audiobook now! 😊 thank you TTMIK so much!!

[@mariatolentino4516]

Oh my, I have been looking for a book on Shadowing in Korean. Finally I've found it!

[@accel103]

Thank so much. I wanna try this on Korean music now

[@MadeleineMedia16]

Just this clip is amazing! Will take the course ❤

[@linds7788]

If you can't keep up, play the video at 0.75x speed. Much easier when you're just starting out.

[@Blueskydalx]

Wow that was super helpful thank you so much

[@karynakaznova1126]

This lesson was amazing. Thank you. It was ver to useful. I hope there will be more, I would really appreciate it.

[@taeyangjayu1340]

This was really helpful, thank you so much 😊😊🙌💞💕

[@keisimusic]

My reading, listening and speaking have improved so much but I most definitely didn’t have that naturalness about it and I also lacked confidence. This little lesson helped a lot because I heard and read it once and immediately memorised and was able to repeat it. I’m a broke high scholar and so can’t afford to buy books and pay for courses but these little lessons go a long way. Thank you so much.

[@AnnaEReady]

I liked the 100 Verb losten and repeat series! I'll definitelly get this out.

[@pinald.sangma5428]

Thank you for your advice me.

[@okami7amaterasu]

Would be awesome if you guys had more ebooks.

[@emanadel5549]

woooooooooooow I like that alot I didn't thought that I can say a sentence that long .. thank you

[@decinatalinda2466]

I need this book

[@Khadija.Mohammed7]

It's amazing 🙆woooo i can say the whole sentence thank you evey one Very good job 👍😮😮🙈😄

[@Sof93]

Love this! Small suggestion - I keep having to pause after the longer sentences because I'm a bit slower in my speech pattern (but obviously working on that!), but it might be good to put a larger gap after the first of the longer sentences (eg once you get to "I set my alarm but it didn't ring so I was late"). Thanks for being such great teachers!

[@ddeonussisbangladeshiwifeu702]

WOAH!!!!!!!!!!THAT WAS SOOOOOOO HELPFULL!!! WISH I CAN BUY THOSE BOOK BUT I CAN'T...

[@reun9669]

yea....btw r u from Bangladesh?

[@marialuisaachille9608]

This course is next on my list as it is just right for someone like me that has no opportunity ( at the moment ) to practice live conversation! 감사합니다! .....(저는 한국인 친구가 바로 필요합니다!) 😅😅

[@milani2138]

안녕 친구스. ..이 비디오 많이 좋아요. 미안해요 내 한국어 나쁜 이에요. 한국어를 더 배우야 합니다...I learn Korean on my channel too and your channel is very nice and is helping me to learn Korean! Subscribed. 고마워요~~!!

[@user-oq5zs2px4i]

안녕 친구스.. 이 비디오 많이 좋아요 ->안녕 친구들! 이 비디오를(영상을) 많이 좋아해요 미안해요 내 한국어 나쁜이에요. -> (어떤 뜻인지 이해하지만 한국어에 이런 표현은 없습니다) '아직 한국어가 서툴러요' 정도가 좋을것 같아요 한국어와 영어의 차이에 대해 개인적인 의견을 덧붙입니다. -영어는 행동의 주체가 뭘 했는지 설명하는데 중점이 맞춰진 언어입니다. 그래서 행동의 주체인 '주어'와 그 주어가 어떤 행동을 했는지 설명하는 '동사'가 반드시 필요한거구요. 즉,주어를 구성하는 품사 '명사' 중심인 언어인거죠 -한국어는 상황 설명에 중점이 맞춰진 언어입니다. 그래서 행동의 주체보다는 말하고자 하는 상황,과정을 설명하는게 더 중요하죠. 상황으로 이해 가능하다는 전제가 있기때문에 주어의 개념이 영어보다 약합니다. 즉, 한국어는 진행상태를 표현 할 수있는 품사 '동사'중심의 언어입니다.

[@LILI-oh6vc]

After watching the video 3 times and pausing about a hundred I finally said it confidently LOL💜💜

[@hotlagirl]

This is really great, but the only issue I have is that they are reading the Korean part at a fast pace, so I could hear it many times, but as a beginner it doesn't sound as clear to my ears☹. It would help if the Korean part was said a little slower and emphasized a little more.

[@kathy4259]

I agree :) I was okay with the first 3 sentences but as they got longer it was way too fast for me. I think it would be helpful to start saying it more slowly and then increase to more natural speed as they have done with other lessons :)

[@hotlagirl]

@@dianavillanueva6351 😂😂! That comment was 2 years ago, so I'm much better with Korean. But thanks anyway😉👍!

[@agnieszkatwardosz5106]

Hi, what's the approximate length of each lesson, or the full length of the whole course? Was the sample lesson provided in the video a full one or just en excerpt? Thanks.

[@havencook8200]

I got extremely confused for a moment when they said 6o’clock. It would have been less confusing to write it out 여섯시로 instead of writing 6시로

[@sonia4661]

So, I learned a new verb, 지각해 (late) which I've never seen before when referring to being late. Can 늦었어요 be used instead? After several years of learning Korean, I still have difficulty speaking in a continuous fashion without hesitating as I still have to think of what I want to say. The way I'm hearing 지각을 했어요 is like this 지가그렜어요

[@LanaABA]

It would be really cool if you made a book (like a real book, not a textbook for studying) for people who are confident with basic vocabulary but have problems talking to others in Korean and express their thoughts freely mainly because they lack vocabulary and sometimes are not sure how to connect phrases in a natural way. Because even children books are hard for beginners. I tell from my personal experience cause I’ve finished your 6 grammar levels and can understand a lot of things when I watch dramas, for example, but chatting with people is extremely difficult

[@ChangkyunNuna]

Hello 선생님... Do you have any seller store for your book in Hongkong? If yes, mind to tell me the address? Thank you...

[@baddiewhatsoever8414]

Anyway where can I buy those books ? They are hopefully for me

[@alinaniehaus5262]

6시로 알람을 맞춰는데 알람이 울리지 않아서 지각[을] 했어서요. 지각 하다 is the verb right ? since it consists of 지각 and the verb 하다 could i actually omit the object particle here ? 6시로 알람을 맞춰는데 알람이 울리지 않아서 지각 했어서요. Would it be correct like this too?

[@wennylucyana6215]

Please available this book and another books of TTMIK on the Book store in Indonesia

[@hanifaaa17]

yeaa... I agree

[@nurainirp]

Yes, Juseyooooooo.

[@fishyfishyfishyOMGMRFISH]

Yes pleaseee

[@getchwaltzetki6022]

The problem is, the book prices is will be too expensive for indonesian people, since indonesia is third world country, i think it would be Hard to sell the ttmik's or billy's book.

[@wennylucyana6215]

@@getchwaltzetki6022 yes. Thats why i'm not buying this book and other TTMIK books on online coz the price very expensive more than 1 million rupiah excluding shipping costs. But i hope they adjust the price if this book sell in INA

[@piciulnostru575]

11.11 😎❤️

[@kittyblossom7342]

So, if I have the book Will I have free access to this audio course?

[@klaraciric6282]

the audio course is free i believe, the book isn't necessary

[@oceanwave3758]

Why is - didn't go off - like this - 알람이 울리지 않았어서 지각을 했어요?

[@LearnwithAasma]

I can' buy this audio book.. this is too expensive for me.. any other suggestions????? 😭

[@liayang6223]

DO YOU HAVE EBOOK?! CAUSEVIM BROKE

[@franjayvlog2306]

You have app?

[@ladnamohammed5799]

Can I get this book in pdf

[@miracle5820]

Anyone else think about Namjoon and Jungkooks Pardon video?

[@wintersnowdaze7321]

Lol yes😂💜💜💜

[@anonymomification]

Is there a CD for this course, to purchase? Or if I subscribe, can I listen in the car?

[@yalifam]

3:10

[@baby4145]

안녕하세요!

[@aestheticalien273]

Hi

[@baddiewhatsoever8414]

Bangtan Milkshakes hi 😂army

[@baby4145]

Mwee Soe ㅎㅎㅎ 나는 아미 ^^

[@SeokjinJin]

Hi. I am Seokjin. :D

[@baby4145]

Seokjin Jin :D

[@barryrenz2504]

Where to buy that book?

[@talktomeinkorean]

You can get it on our website at TalkToMeInKorean.com!

[@GR44N]

3:15 9:52 .

[@tashan4932]

oof at first i was literally stumbling and i was like "ahlamhyf eujufgjdjmdbdixfncbfdruj" 😂so im glad when i did it multiple times i feel more capable of speaking in korean and honestly.. am i the only one who loves my korean voice?! i feel so mature lol ok ill stop

[@Zane618]

Does hi/ how are you/ good morning/good afternoon have the same words in Korean?

[@hafsarashid9767]

there are different words got each if you want to be really specific. "잫 지내" for how are you, "안녕하세ㅛㅇ" for hello/hi/bye, "좋은 아짐" for good morning etc

[@Zane618]

@@hafsarashid9767 This comment is a year old almost but thanks for this

[@riverskyhaneul]

@@hafsarashid9767 아 이거는 틀린 것같은데요. 잘 지냈어? (how are you) 안녕하세요 (hello) 안녕히계세요/안녕히가세요 (goodbye) 좋은 아침 (good morning), 이렇게요. [자기도 잘 모르시면 딴 사람에게 틀린 것을 가르치지 마세요. 그 틀린 것 때문에 미래에 그 사람은 힘들 시간을 보낼수도 있죠...] @h. 님의 문장에 철자 오류는 많아서 다른 사람에게 그대로 가르치면 그거는 문제가 될수있죠.

[@Nina-wb8qb]

Hey I got a question. Lately I noticed something when it came to the particle 의. I heard 어제의 나 in some lyrics and it always sounds like 어제예 나. So I was wondering if you pronounce 의 differently after a vowel?

[@annisanurulf.7402]

Yup... for example "나의" you pronounced it like "나예"

[@Nina-wb8qb]

@@annisanurulf.7402 two years later and I was still confused 😅 thank u

[@annisanurulf.7402]

I didn't even realize ur comment was 2 years ago 🤣🤣

[@hjhjhjhjhjhj2115]

plz arabic sub

[@marianisitorus84]

You're good teacher, but I don't why you're not famous in Indonesia?

[@lerajevans1774]

What is 로 for?

[@charlestutorialtv7746]

in

[@loviely8313]

is this course not available anymore?

[@talktomeinkorean]

It's available! :) talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/listen-repeat-my-daily-routine-in-korean/

[@sulljoh1]

Shipping is annoying. Is there a physical location where we can buy these books in Seoul?

[@karolinazakrzewska7426]

sulljoh1 yes

[@sulljoh1]

@@karolinazakrzewska7426 where?

[@karolinazakrzewska7426]

광화문 area There is one of the biggest bookshops in Seoul

[@highsnaire9592]

주다 or 되다 often makes me confused

[@arulvani7038]

What does 못하다네 mean? I know that 못하다 is cannot. What does 네 signify?

[@vin7409]

arul vani Do you mean 못하네?

[@arulvani7038]

@@vin7409 It was actually 못하다네 in a poem

[@madalinadmg2898]

That syllable is added to a verb when you show that you're surprised

[@pasta2215]

these would be so much easier if they wrote it in romanized letters too

[@luvtolu209]

I recommend not depending on romanized letters to learn Korean

[@pasta2215]

@@luvtolu209 I never said that.. i simply said that adding romanization would make it easier.

[@luvtolu209]

@@pasta2215 oh sorry! Its just in my experience romanization confuses me. Im so sorry!

[@byei4014]

This was difficult for me not gonna lie

[@sulljoh1]

Why did you stop accepting donations?

[@rawrnathalia]

In one of their videos they said that it isn't necessary anymore as they can sustain themselves with their books and the channel.

[@igotdeportedbysix]

他和 夫人了 否认哦没 体会饿诶你的哦我 idk what I’m writing I just pit the language randomly

[@MsFyra93]

Listening and understanding korean speech is easy. But talking OMG 🤦🏻‍♀️ so difficult

[@worldtrader9567]

발음 별론데???

[@debbie1724cham]

*6시로 자명중을 맞줬는데 자명중이 울리지 않았어 지각을 했어요. 자먕중 = alarm clock Could I use 자명중? especially when the sentence, "I was late" was used. It depicts that a clock was supposed to alarm but it did not; thus, it pertains to "alarm clock" not any type of alarm?? Please enlighten a beginner like me. 정말 감사함니다.

[@arianamiranda8373]

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