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[@Proverb.]

Learning a new language makes me feel like a 2 year old

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Riiiiiiight lol hahahaha

[@BeinIan]

In a way, learning a new language is like being a baby in that country. The first time any of us learned a language was when we were babies, so it makes sense that doing it again makes us feel like that.

[@Shaksuchanyu]

Right haha

[@chrisandjoandimalanta7851]

Me too

[@dysrenae2339]

Yes lol HAHAHAHAHA

[@ellemariea2620]

I love this! Thank you so much🤍

[@ngochannguyen1529]

where can i buy this book in korea?

[@wittygirlhaeri]

You mean in an actual store? You can buy it in Kyobo bookstore. =)

[@therrsquad1869]

Why is 이 translated as “lee” and not “ee”

[@brendadelgado6803]

I need to stop procrastinating

[@wolfqueen4636]

Brenda Delgado same

[@amandac4675]

It's fun

[@borond]

like mate, stop procrastinating i'm sorry, i couldn't resist a 3racha reference

[@Eki_________]

@@borond YES

[@gaindupoorna7750]

Sameee dude same

[@drjing]

I’ll be willing to pay for a course like this if you go through every chapter of this book!!! It’s so helpful!!

[@_h0neyb]

หมอเรียนภาษาเกาหลีอยู่หรอค้าบ สู้ ๆ น้า!

[@prettycristina7042]

The guy : Gaeng-Nam Me: "OPPA GANGNAM STYLE😎"

[@RitishaChills]

Loll😂

[@Helica123]

The intro has me screaming omg I HATE when people say things in another language wrong after hearing it correctly

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Hahahahahahaha

[@KhariShootYourShot92]

They usually arent doing it on purpose. It can be difficult

[@cami7916]

Adult brains have trouble processing sounds they're not familiar with, so they come up with the closest sound in their own language. Some people are better at distinguishing sounds than others, and almost everyone improves with practice.

[@Helica123]

Hmm guess I was a different person a year ago. I mean, that still irks me but I just I must have a superior sense of hearing? I have perfect pitch as well. I can hear slight differences in tone very easily. Anyway, korean with a HEAVY american accent still hurts my eyes 🤣 but I guess some people need more practice than others... some times a LOT more

[@stantheboyz1655]

ahh it's difficult though 😂 i remember listening to a recording of myself in korean a couple months ago and i sounded god awful 🙃 but i wouldn't have improved without a lot of practice

[@screaming8363]

"GANG-naM"🤦🤦🤦🤦😭

[@maryjess1]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@screaming8363]

@투모로우바이투게더 yes😂

[@faithdeltoro7382]

ㅋㅋㅋ

[@sushiwolf5182]

I hate when people cant pronounce Korean names/places xD

[@cyberstorm2191]

Style

[@wolfqueen4636]

Can we have a video like this for each lesson of the book?

[@chaelicopter]

WOLFQUEEN then there would be no point buying the book

[@5mintoheaven288]

@@chaelicopter true

[@malathisrinivasan6961]

The audio of these lessons and the words used are available in the “podcasts” app

[@tejaswinishanmuk2867]

@@malathisrinivasan6961 which app can you share the link please if you don't mind😊

[@hafsaryuzaki3295]

@@tejaswinishanmuk2867 its called podcast it comes with the iphones...i dont have the link

[@artpena72]

The beginning was hilarious!

[@ApostolicSketches]

Gang nabbit!!

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Hahahaha

[@LanaABA]

Real life conversations for Beginners is too easy for me and Intermediate level is a little bit too difficult 😂 I wish you make another book like this with more dialogues related to work and university. I really like the Intermediate one but there are not that many dialogues there sadly

[@katlindmark216]

Yeah I agree, even though intermediate is okay for me >.

[@Selena-ds1gl]

Integrated korean actually has a lot of conversations with university!

[@vante-b6x]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ same here

[@ichliebebaeumeweilbaum]

Excactly I'm stuck between beginner and intermediate and don't know how to make progress T-T

[@samihaaraisa]

@@ichliebebaeumeweilbaum how did you get that far? I feel like I'm stuck too >.

[@bjb0808]

This video was SO helpful. I absolutely love the format. It's very easy to understand and the writing and repetition is very helpful. This format is the best I've seen!

[@janitapegram]

Nice little listening/comprehension/pronunciation lesson. Made me feel like I was watching Dora the Explorer when she waited for me to respond with the right answer lol *clap clap*

[@nadyneezral7320]

I love the beginning part! I keep reversing the same part! Please make more beginning like that, TTMIK Team! Who's agree, like!

[@1erosser]

This was perfect... grammar is my weak point, at the moment. So this helps me out a lot!!... 고마워요

[@hiraeth_2004]

It's 감사헤요

[@bean7496]

@@hiraeth_2004 it could be either taetae, and its 감사해요

[@nadie-qm8rq]

@@hiraeth_2004 if you're going to correct someone, at least do it right... both words mean thanks, but I don't know which one is more formal

[@hiraeth_2004]

@@nadie-qm8rq see Most formal- 감사합니다 Normal- 고마워요 Informal- 고마워 You can also use 감사합니다 (most formal) as 감사해요

[@pokaay3163]

@@hiraeth_2004 well, why correct it if it’s still right? Lol

[@disconnected9799]

can u please mention when to use 입니다 and when to use 이에요?? because sometimes people use 입니다 when they introduce themselves. also when to use similar meaning words like 그런데 and 하지만

[@nikiaboom8515]

입니다 is the more formal version of 이에요/예요, so they have just the same meaning. The dictionary form of both is 이다.

[@azrahassan5472]

To answer your second question, 그런데 is more of a "however" and 하지만 is more of a "but" but they can be used interchangeably in different situations.

[@OfficialAwkbe]

The intro where he can't pronounce "Gangnam" correctly even with her slowly pronouncing it is a real struggle. I tried to help my online friends learn Hangul, but they pronounced everything so American and didn't even attempt to follow my pronunciation.

[@gbye2133]

I’m getting annoyed by Gangnam😂😂😂

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

Learning Korean is hard but fun

[@talktomeinkorean]

That's the most important!

[@mdmonaimislam2852]

Can we have a video like this for each lesson of the book?plllzzzzzzz

[@raquelandreaa]

I'm a big fan of TTMIK 💜

[@매영창야]

The first convo I understood 100% 😁

[@Jorge007dr]

Omg ㅎㅎㅎㅎ that was the FUNNIEST introduction!

[@maryjess1]

Yay let me get my notebook 🥰🤭

[@거거러]

The most useful lesson in youtube! Love it

[@sopekookie7]

I have this book and it's one of my favourite books to study from. The lessons are really good and the vocabulary is broken down really well. Also, the size and appearance makes me want to read it even more. The book is quite thick so its packed with vocabulary and it's a great price. The illustrations are really nice too. I'm getting the intermediate level soon and I'm really excited

[@joshuasisco611]

This is why we learn Hangul not romanization 🤣🤣🤣 gang name😂

[@marialuisaachille9608]

선경화 선생님 안녕하세요! 이것은 정말 좋은 수업입니다! 책 전체로 이런 수업이 있었으면 좋겠어요, 저는. 감사합니다! ....PS: I really would like to follow the live lesson,....but it's 3 o'clock in the middle of the night in UK!! 😅😅😴😴

[@aline21o85]

Today I dreamed of yul that I went to his birthday party and all the teachers from ttmik were there we all were talking in Korean I told yul: 우리 같이 놀자!

[@heart_lynjeon702]

Do you have other sample videos for beginners like this? I like the way you explain, I think I can understand it better. I tried to search but this is the only video I can see.

[@NEACE]

저 는 마크, 비디오 주셔서 캄사합니다 !

[@ShawolfirstStaysecond]

I’ve been into kpop and kdramas for more than 4 years. I tried so many times to learn Korean but it’s so hard… I have a difficult time even with the alphabet 😔 it’s such a beautiful language I really want to learn how to speak and write it one day.

[@kassy4034]

Make flash cards to memorize the Korean Alphabet Hangul, go over them everyday, after you learn them, learn Batchim then Consonant Assimilation, making flash cards helps a lot! Go to the KZbin channel Miss Vicky, she teaches Korean and is really helpful! After learning Hangul practice reading sentences out loud! Try singing along Korean songs :)

[@main_tak_becus6689]

The vocabularies are hard to memorize but with self-discipline like studying 2 hours a day I think it is manageable. My friends managed to cram almost 10k vocabularies and basic to intermediate grammar rules in 6 months to face EPS TOPIK (to get E9 VISA). They studied intensively though. Making conversations is different story lol

[@MercyDearest]

the first clip is exactly what it's like trying to teach my dad korean

[@J_young_824]

When doing self introduction is it necessary to talk in rush? I saw a lot of people always rushing to deliberate their words. That sample conversation is a normal speed phase right?

[@decalcomania6481]

I think its slower than how they would say it in real life

[@makhix1508]

No this is much slower. it might help if you watch people having normal conversations in korean! if you watch this youtube channel called Awesome People they have people who speak in korean and it shows u how a regular conversation would go and how fast

[@PierceTheWoodey101]

I would be great to have this for each chapter 😭

[@Avani-ei6uu]

Wow! I know these! I am glad! Actually when they talked in korean.. I was able to get that 😍

[@tarekabada4599]

Can I know what's the difference between 입니다 and 이에요 ? Like should i say my name 나빌라입니다 or 나빌라예요 ?

[@rebecalastra-narvaez8393]

My pronunciation has improved but I got a little bit of a mental block so I will continue studying next year 화이팅!

[@KhariShootYourShot92]

Thank you so man learning sites, give all of these sentences, and vocabulary but never give opportunities for dialogue, and thats how things stick for me

[@mrcrowleybr]

That guy in the intro didn't listen to Gangam's Style lol

[@athirmesfer3942]

We need more lessons like this please

[@ilana8219]

i hate learning new languages why cant i just know it naturally

[@FuzzyAason]

is there such stuff for intermediate to advanced? Or should I just converse more with native speakers?

[@kpopgrrl]

Yes, there's an intermediate version of this book. I would also highly recommend Darakwon's "Master Korean" series which goes up to the Level 4 of the TOPIK (in terms of grammar and vocabulary, plus they have TOPIK like questions in the books).

[@shinyfennecfox1421]

Lmao the lady was so done in the first part of the video

[@kor_ban_]

목소리 너무 좋으시네요~~ 제 팟캐스트 들어 주시면 감사하겠습니다 ^^

[@tonydoeslifts]

Damn shi hard but Im understanding the words

[@sushisam2424]

Omg😂 i love her reaction at the beginning of the video when she was trying to make him say the correct pronunciation & he kept saying the wrong one.

[@thangtraubo]

Dude in the beginning has wooden ears :0

[@lalafeii1231]

Exactly!! Some ppl have family name or middle name. And me, I have middle name but someone that I know ask me "Why you don't have family name??" like.. Wth

[@surbhisingh8380]

Now I am trying to recall how I was taught english when I was in Nursery to learn korean😅

[@morganking757]

I need a video like this, or a podcast, for each lesson of this book 🙏🏼

[@helloitsrosie9472]

I have a question: I’m foreign, so my family name is ‘Gonzalez’ (곤잘레스 in Korean) and my given name is ‘Rose’ (로제 in Korean). If I introduce myself, would I still use my family name first? Should I say: 저는 곤잘레스로제이에요. (?) Or should I put my given name first? Thank you in advance :)

[@nicoryio4038]

If you were to intrdouce yourself to a Korean, since you are a foreigner, I don't think the order would matter that much :>

[@kpopgrrl]

Koreans tend to say foreign names in the foreign order but because there are so many common last names in Korea, Koreans usually use first names. It's not considered rude to refer to someone by their first name but they will often just refer to people by their title plus -님 like 선생님 or 사장님.

[@prashannatamang5216]

This is so easy way to learn 👌👌👌sooooo nice please keep uploading other part also Khamsahamnida

[@graciescrivenss]

It must be so hard for Americans learning Korean but im British and we have a similar accent to koreans

[@Meg-zu4zz]

Scribbles K-pop Not really! Anyone can do it with practice and determination.

[@사비하안줌]

I've started learning Hanguk as my fourth language.

[@snakeujhope4256]

About the how kids speak does that mean about elementary or does middle school and high school still count

[@asprywrites]

Please consider tackling 보다 in depth. I've come to understand that there's much more to it than "to look."

[@kpopgrrl]

Well, -어/아 보다 means to try ___. If you Google that phrase + "grammar" you should find pages that explain it in depth

[@navanathgaikwad2335]

Pls sir write the korean hangul in english language because I can't write korean hangul Otherwise all is best your teaching also

[@oneinamillion1888]

Thank you! A very good explanation

[@leefelixsegg2666]

Im just getting back into korean. I got frustrated that i was going no where and went to chinese... Which im better at... But i need korean so here we go

[@sachiurata1394]

Ohmygosh I learned a lot! I can literally speak basic korean huhu thanks❤️

[@johncaruthers315]

Excellent video, so helpful for a beginner like myself.

[@bangtanot7army2]

The Korean eliminatary students be like:😎😎😎😎. I know more than u big people

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

This is high quality and useful. Thank you!

[@그레타]

Почему субтитры только на корейском? Это видео наоборот для тех, кто учит его, зачем корейский субтитры? Я плохо по английски понимаю на слух. :(

[@roveeescobido5968]

Hope there will be more sample dialogues like this with explanations why it was constructed that way. For each level of learners like beginner , intermediate and advance. It will really help a lot thank you

[@AndrewTSq]

at around 3:20 they both say "제 이름은" but they pronounce it different. He says like "cheyrumen", and she says like "cheydumden" , i am confused.

[@mykitten6774]

GAENG NAEM 😅😂🤣🤣

[@fryandcryshorts]

Hello Mam, I need grammer and Topik related book. Please give this type pdf book.

[@asimjutt9532]

@Talk To Me In Korean please reply me can I get her as my private online teacher❤❤❤💛💛💛💛💙💙💙

[@sebastianhuanirapuertas9204]

me gustaría que hagan clases así para cada leccion del libro, es mas didactico...

[@anshunath1031]

Starting was hilarious but i was getting anxious ..like it's GANGNAM and not gaeng naem

[@Pixeldoris]

This really helps me understand my Duolingo practice a lot more. Thank you!

[@chrisandjoandimalanta7851]

I was laughing so hard at the intro🤣🤣🤣

[@bunniikook92]

안녕하세요 저는 한연시 이에여

[@kanijtamanna2807]

HEY HAN YEONSI!

[@AshimaChirayu]

Woah. I understood every bit. 😁

[@mis-tery547]

idk why, but i cant hear names properly but i can hear everything else properly

[@tins_1581]

It will be an advantage for british people to learn this language like the pronounce gang nam American will like geng nem "e" but for british it will be "a"

[@mellybelly198812]

The beginning took me out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@laurasol9341]

Thank you! now I really going to take korean lesson I´m determined!!!

[@aisytan8325]

How can i pronuonce this in korean (hi my name is aisy and nice to meet you ) (Annyeonghaseyo jeoneun aisy imnida banggapsumnida ) is this correct and what is the meaning of imnida or입니다 감사함니다 thank you

[@linaa22222]

입니다 is basically a more common form of 이에요/예요 Both mean the same

[@greenhornet8170]

Aiiiinng aiiiiiisassssshhhh Ya ya ya Oppa Sarangeyo Fighting

[@RaMultiArt]

Wow thank U my friend , sharing

[@podcastea311]

thank you so much, that was a great explanation.

[@dantaphaibietluatta5745]

Thanks

[@LuatsuThuDoan]

great

[@rozhansheikholmoluki3166]

I want more of these . These are really good😍😍😍👌

[@abdullohtursunov3380]

can u share the name of music which you used for introduction backgriund?

[@nurhanifamustafa1445]

I want to buy this book can I question how much book for beginners

[@ianvlog7391]

How much is the real price of that book in Philippines?

[@siona_xox]

Is it bad that I understood it all without it being translated/explained

[@nynkeveen2581]

lmao, Americans with their 'Gengnem' lol

[@Braceletland.]

gAeNg nAm

[@bikashtamang3764]

Do you have a institute or class in korean to teach korean language

[@ozlemaydin4743]

Oh hi there! Is it possible to order it to Turkish Republic?

[@steplearning9258]

Gang nam 😂😂

[@Apuyina]

I'm sad that the shipping is more expensive than the book

[@leahbowen6323]

Me too :((. I wish there were transcripts

[@snowycrystalz101]

They have an ebook version

[@micahreyes7499]

Thank you for this. I learn the Korean class

[@portuguesnapratica]

Thank you for the video 😊