Korean Phrases 10: Riding the Subway

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[@AvanRJ]

Absolutely wonderful, as usual. I just wish there were videos about grammar topics, not just phrases to repeat and memorize (however useful they might be for foreign tourists). 감사합니다 :)

[@tiffanytaraart5425]

I really like this new format. It's so much better than just learning one single word. Thanks so much for doing these. I first started to learn Korean with your Hangeul vids. Thanks

[@thatgirlnextfloor]

That subway app is so helpful and easy to use. Also everyone in Seoul is so helpful, even if they're shy speaking in english they'll do anything to help you.

[@languageadventurerme5432]

Love your channel. Your videos rock ! 감사합니다.

[@lilmisskawaii230991]

loved this useful episode, professor Oh~

[@sa.4840]

Oh Thank you ^^ i asked this and u made it amazing ! i will remember everything when i arrive to korea soon ~~

[@InTouchWithBertJ]

When in Seoul it was very easy to find stations and taking the subway was very easy as well, as long as you have a map(freely available at the tourist desk of Incheon airport). Knowing how to read hangul helps a lot with navigating. What was kind of funny was that when we opened the map anywhere in public people would approach us to offer help. I found the people very friendly. Korea's public transportation is very convenient.

[@JessBeauty]

the Seoul subway is really convenient! and thanks for such an informative video

[@michaeljunicesalvilla8736]

This is very helpful. Thanks Professor Oh. ^^

[@vitamadya7018]

Finally !! thanks a lot !! :)

[@bigangeld]

Good video. A lot of info. I just wanted to mention what someone said about 'yes' and 'no' as it appears in the video. Thanks.

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you professor oh

[@KimuTaco]

amazing!!! I'm pretty good at taking the subway in Korea but this was still very useful:) 미나언니 고마워요~ ^^

[@user-xu1ph4do5s]

키야~~ 멋진 동영상인데요?! 멋지십니다 :-)

[@Rana.Canada]

Very helpful! pls keep it UP~ Thanks :)

[@joychieann1988]

wow very useful.. i am about to take subway later ..and its my first time to ride alone.. 감사합니다 😊 God bless

[@sharonschreier3194]

a video about the airport please :) i work at vienna airport and we have a lot of tourists here. most of the koreans/japanese passengers are very cooperative but it would be very helpful to know some common phrases!

[@languageadventurerme5432]

Oh..love your necklace :-)

[@maemiNx97]

Very helpful! Just a small correction for the romanized translation (around the 4:00 mark) for Yes, it's "Nei" and for No, it's "Aniyo". Probably just got reversed during the editing but overall very good video! :)

[@BatLB]

actually, its "ne" or "ye", thats how I learned it.

[@aglowkeys]

0BlaiddDrwg0 same here! The correct romanization is "ne", there's no "ei" sound.

[@tvtoms]

Ignore all romanized words. It was a test to see who is learning Hangul! hehe not really. Probably.

[@adbreon]

When I travelled to korea with my boyfriend, we once managed to get on the proper train line but going in the wrong direction. I don't remember what line it was but we got a nice look at the outskirts of town before the train headed in the right direction again. Also, I wish I had plucked up the courage to buy a face mask from the auntie on the train as I brought a nasty cold back stateside with me.

[@drail976]

hello, thank you for sharing these lessons. i am wanting to learn how to say to recieve this black belt in korean can u help me? thanks

[@Liquidcadmus]

Seoul subway is crazy. I like 부산 subway much more, hahah.

[@AnjaliSingh-0304]

hey did you need a SOUTH KOREAN sim card?like did u have to buy a sim card when u reached soul or the sim card of your home country worked?

[@frequencyreached]

Is there a difference between 어디예요 and 어디 있어요?? This whole time I've just been saying "(the place where I want to go)에 어디예요?" I've been understood when using it, but you used both in this video so just wondering. Sorry if I misspelled anything lol.

[@jinReminisce]

omg! FINALLLLLLY! Direction terms! For some reason they did not teach this in school =.='' Like isn't direction important too?!! LOL 감사합니다 오교수님!

[@ernestsayshi]

Hello!

[@lagegel45]

There isn't an error at 3:58 ? Ne and Aniyo are inversed

[@andreeateodoru5057]

yeah

[@planetwasabi]

+lagegel45 very important words to know too lol

[@js.3934]

Hi professor oh

[@marikanefasta4088]

First! HELLO MOM!!

[@SilentReviewer]

better than my korean class

[@ouioui6759]

in the end u should just get the app and bam, no need for incstruction

[@Rikkusen]

phew....Ive been to Paris so some of it is similar but talking the language is anothe story.

[@leannyly]

I'd like to point out your yes and no are conflicting!

[@valeriadiaz6947]

What kind of jobs can an English speaker get in Korea... or Spanish too. Just you know to have a part-time job while visiting.

[@Liquidcadmus]

con espanol es casi imposible. pero si tenes un pasaporte de un pais nativo de lengua inglesa entonces podes ensenar ingles.

[@mporvichova]

I think if you know korean, you can get any job (which is possible for you to get in your own country). If you can't speak korean and you're not from english speaking country, it's impossible for you to get any jobs (for english teacher you need english to be your first language.

[@valeriadiaz6947]

mkay. I guess that could work. Would help get a better insight in cultural differences.

[@BatLB]

I am wondering if you really need that advice, if you're far enough into the language to understand or memorize that lesson.

[@smartkorean1]

First doeeeee