YES & NO in Korean (KWOW #8)

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[@asmrroomsofficial]

You put so much efforts into these, and I find your videos SUPER helpful and fun to watch! Thank you so much

[@haha-ye9gl]

when taekwon do has better contouring skills than you

[@KoreanUnnie]

말해 Yes of No! 말해 Yes of No! Tough Cookie Touch Cookie!

[@yomna9741]

I really really dont know how much effort does she put into this 😍 but it worth it 고맙습니다

[@elyzahloner470]

go map suep nee dah hahag

[@kawwodream4111]

Ji In Lee 안녕하세요 나는 미국

[@badumtiss5288]

I love how Taekwon Do tells us how to say 'no' after Billy Jin says she'd be everybody's girlfriend if she only knew 'yes'. I was laughing so hard. XD

[@PreppyPrincess777]

Same!!!

[@mbriggs6010]

i died when the host said "his" name is Taekwon Do :'')

[@somewhatlikeamy]

why is 'yes' pronounced like "de" sometimes and not like "ne" or "ye"?

[@KoreanVaporeon]

+Amy I might be a bit late, but it's just because Koreans pronounce the 'n' differently than we do, they place their tongue a bit closer to the teeth, which makes it sound like a 'd' to us!

[@somewhatlikeamy]

+Mohsine Ben ah 감사합니다!

[@KoreanVaporeon]

아니에요. ^-^

[@ynnkh]

Korean Vaporeon 감사합니다 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lorre2832]

because of their tongue position like in ne their tongue is in between their teeth unlike when Americans pronounce it

[@thebob545]

LOOOL that ending "I love my girlfriend too much" *shows nails* XD

[@oJirky]

Hi ! I just found your channel today and I really love this concept to ''have different characters'' to teach korean. I don't know but I laugh a lot when you did the ''guy'' xD I find him hilarious! I'm going to check your next videos :) xxx

[@dominoeangel]

I am very thankful for the details and the clear use of Hangul writing. Thank you... This series has helped me to actually learn the language rather than just being a successful tourist

[@MrsRAHAF1004]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 고마워요 KWOW .. i like your videos .. i am following you

[@minyeolee]

I love the way how Billy Jin says "Huh? Oppa!". Sweet. :)

[@annietictac3030]

lol taekwon do said 'comment sections below' but pointed up xD love these vids

[@claues17]

great episodes, each episode having so much fun GO MA YO UNNI

[@meoww3]

Omg! thank you so much, I love your channel

[@LoveForeverAlways7]

These kwow vids literally make my day

[@watanumba4]

LOL "I love my girlfriend too much..."

[@AlohaDucky]

Thank you for breaking down the difference between '아니오' and '아니요.' I was confused about that. :) Love the ending! :D

[@RandomPerson-db7fj]

Saying “아니요” sound like saying “anillo” which is ring in Spanish 😂😂 I guess u learn something new everyday 😂😂

[@SavageAngels]

numbers!!

[@doufugui]

Thank u so much. I got really confused by do many korean formal and informal speeches .. It is a big help to wash ur video

[@BabyAlchie]

I liked the video at the start (cus u is awesome!) and then TaeKwon did the "I like my girlfriend too much" line, I died laughing ad tried to like the video again =D (y)

[@SetitesTechAdventures]

I've never seen 응 before now. I guess it really is good I'm going through these lessons I thought I already knew. Your pronunciations of some things like 죄송합니다 are different too. Mostly it's your romanizations that are different. Both are good because it helps to understand the language when I see how fluent speakers translate it. Your romanizations aren't as weird as my native korean speaking friends though, their romanizations make no sense at all :)

[@THOUGHTGODDES]

these are so great!!!

[@KpopLunatic]

Hahahhaha!! Epic ending!! xD

[@TayleneO3o]

LOL, her pronunciation is so perfect. :T This is so much more dependable than music, as they might pronounce it differently to fit a certain style.

[@HDSDeck]

this videos are awesome, I love them

[@user-zw7mh6iv8p]

I love you....you crack me up and it's very informative.

[@renaxoxo7]

I really love your lessons and hope you do more I love all the characters you have and it makes learning even funner

[@BatheAlone]

The nails drying scene was hilarious

[@freacky99]

I simply love your videos!! And I also really like to know about the after names -ah and -ssi and so on ^^

[@princessmoonbeam0719]

KWOW always have me laughing!

[@fduniho]

@kariwinn I've been paying closer attention when someone says dae in Unstoppable High Kick, and I think the Korean n is somewhere between n and d, sort of like the Korean m is really between m and b, the l is between l and r, the g is between g and k, and the p is between p and b. I've noticed that the tongue positions I use for n and d in English are very close together. So I think what sounds like dae to me may be a hard pronunciation of ne.

[@mariophantom]

professor Oh! thnks for the videos! :)

[@YusukeChi]

Billy, why did you have to learn how to say NO!!! T_T Love your videos!!

[@itsOneChoice]

LOL the ending!

[@MimiOnliine]

wow u should turn into an actress ha,,u doing both characters so well! ha..and i learnt well..kanshamnida!

[@B2STlovernumder1]

for some reason I find myself watching Korean drama's.....such as "Jungle Fish 2" and "High Kick Through The Roof"...but always w/ subs...anyways another awesome KWOW!!!! ;) rock on....btw way are going to just make KWOW's from now on...or are you still continuing w/ the longer videos? ;)

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

Thank you for your videos.

[@mohammedtoufiz]

How l love the way you teach and give an example:)

[@emienelyncordero2009]

glad that on the newest uploaded videos of KWOW'S has a english translation word of korean already so i can check that too i like it hope this has too

[@lupeygeo]

The ending!!!Hahaha! :D

[@ZebstrikaGirl]

Now i feel weird saying ne to my dongsaeng knowing that i've been saying the wrong form for about 6 months xD

[@emmerloucuevas111]

hahaahahaaha....sooooo cute..... i love this lesson....

[@tuannie3298]

The first time I watch her So nice to watch her So enjoyable😂💃

[@cookie9655]

"I luv my girlfriend TOO much" haha

[@imnotfromhere]

Taekwon Do is so intense! I love it :)

[@msright7128]

The ending is so sweet and cute💕💕

[@gewinnste]

This is so uber cute, I'm getting heart cramps 8-)

[@xScarletMoonx]

I just finished watching K-Wow: Pretty and I caught were Grandma Kim said were her nails were pretty in this episode. :)

[@Xezona]

Thank you for that lesson =)

[@nyjaholland3474]

Man Korea is so formal, they have special words for elders. so confusing

[@CoachTey]

I also heard Gong Yoo of Goblin saying this always.. "Aniya!" ^^ when can we uae this word towards older and younger friends?

[@sitameon]

So glad I can watch #7 here again!!! Your lessons are fantastic! Please keep going, Professor Oh!! About next lesson word, I would stick to "eotteoke"! :-)

[@nuneko11]

I live Dramafever!!!

[@diosavendivil6719]

sweetandtasty is a very good teaching korean pls..like them on facebook

[@73sark]

it's amazing how you change your voice.

[@andrewwalk1370]

I am Half korean.

[@auwlxq6863]

Wow.

[@kochichris]

how he say it it took me in laughing, i enjoy watching this...maybe a word of ''laughing to much''

[@PinkPaperAirplanes7]

can you make one of the longer vids on how to structure sentences?

[@zahrafars6517]

Thank you 😊

[@I5love5anime]

Kamsahamnida for the info! :)

[@sehunhunnie1455]

what is inun , irroke,and sehsang plz tell me very curious about is plz plz plz ..........

[@myshish25]

this is soo cool.i subscribed to you right away..im a korean drama fanatic and im very interested in your culture, language and everything about your country so this will entertain me a lot and give me a lot of knowledge too..i know most of them though because i watched too many kdramas but still i lvoe watching the..from the first episode u started and determined to watch it till the last one.so what the ask, what is the words they use after a persons name?like sshi?or ya?pls explain.komawoyo!

[@BabySensitive]

someone help! forgive me.. i have a hearing loss... in some of my favorite songs.. i hear Ah nee ya .. not ah nee yo...and since i'm reading fanmade videos with lyrics... are they wrong or is my hearing just getting worse?

[@_s_8252]

Okay, your lessons are really helpful and I learned alot from your videos but I have a question though: What does "아닙니다" mean ? I heard this word before many times and I also heard that it means "No" as well but when do you use it ?

[@xXherpahderpahXx]

im telling my school that i learn Korean though Rosetta stone when really i just come here to learn tings haha

[@TheGlittertastic]

i have a korean teacher and all we do is watch your videos mostly!

[@Vaughnlesterinoz]

It isn't really a word, but I have seen it pop up often on subtitled Korean shows where just after introducing themselves the (possibly younger) person will say something that gets subtitled as "Please take care of me/Please treat me well/Please look after me." And I would like to know more about why they say it.

[@darkchoosen123456]

The guy sounds and look like Baek Seung Jeu (Or something like that) from the k-drama "Playful Kiss" haha ^ ^

[@sillygoose1710]

awwwww they're such a cute couple

[@leonie5563]

How much must do you laugh when u film these

[@idrisaliere2073]

I sometimes hear them saying 싫어 for "no" is it also right and when do you use it ??

[@mezclideep]

seria muy padre que tubieras subtitulos en español, no sabes cuanta gente quere aprender coreano en latinoamerica :D auque entiendo la mitad me gustaria enterlo todo ya que la forma en la que enseñas es muy buena, gracias por todo tu esfuerzo

[@fduniho]

I often hear dae for yes in Korean dramas.

[@herbiethelk]

Love those nails billy

[@KSuuh]

In the next KWOW you should talk about the after names like: "san", "ah" and "shi" :)

[@jiseo7]

Im new at learning Korean i hope this helps me a lot.

[@kami22000]

eung! I am learning korean. AN-NEE! i am doing it for knowlage not for showing off....well mabye a little bit of showing :D THX SO MUCH IT HELPS ALOT!

[@amandaigwegbu]

What about "안돼" and "안돼요"?

[@justanotherpotato5523]

Amanda Igwegbu that almost the same as no, but not exactly

[@nanzarpoet]

Lol! Funny! How did you get all those ladies in one frame? I feel bad for Tae Kwando, he needs his hyung and dongseng too! How do you say sweet and tasty? Or... this is really really good?

[@jhecaa]

.. cool^^

[@bgirl_breezyb]

@izzyrobbie yea...the proper form and if there are other ways to say it

[@rosado360]

@PinkPaperAirplanes7 i totally agree

[@greenmanalishi]

At my school a new person coming and their name is Hogan Kim they only know korean so thanks this vid helped

[@FightingDancerify]

what about the structur of sentences ? how can i build them up ? i know it goes S O V but i still can't form one :(

[@soulsisters33]

Next week numbers,please and thank you!!!

[@Gabbz613]

I hear it a lot, when they say " are you okay", "I'm okay", " Do you feel well " i think that this should be the next kwow. ^_^ gamsahaeyo

[@SeCrEtFaCeS]

just wanted to ask the same question. it always sounds like ''deh''

[@PictureGuitarPlayer]

Oh yeah and for the next lesson if it's possible could we please clear up the different "I's" and when they are used in a sentence? Such as 나는, 내가, 나 etc. That'd be great. Thanks

[@animekpopscreamo]

Thanks for the video. Would you mind telling me where "Andwae" (or something like that?) falls in the no section?

[@atoulouse06]

Whoa! To say Hello in my language (Ojibway) You say Aanii which is the exact same pronouncing as saying No in Korean. Cool.

[@soxpuff]

DAYS OF THE WEEK! PLEASE

[@geoffsmith8172]

By pure coincidence, I was listening to Yes & No by Fake Blood while I watched this.

[@blooberrys]

MO LA!! haha

[@XDwitzleXD]

haha...i like this^^. you're suppa cute ^___^

[@mondaycouplefan1mondaycoup188]

Can you do an episode on how to say' Can I have an autograph please?". Thank You KWOW!!!

[@ReapreCreeper]

@cpfans123 We have two numbering systems (one, two, three; first, second, third), yet for korean, one set (korean) is for counting, and hour, while the other (sino-korean) is for age, date, minutes, phone numbers, etc.

[@Kanah2010]

that's because when they say "neh" you hear "deh"! that also happens to me^^

[@nicolcacola]

Ah nee, Its all about City Hunter :)