❌Stop Making These 12 Korean🇰🇷 Mistakes Today

[@magic1111-z3x]

You are the best teacher and your channel is best for learning Korean language

[@talktomeinkorean]

감사합니다🥰

[@josephz6]

TTMIK is such a dynamic platform to learn. It's obviously very resourceful. I would have never known that 당신 word should not be used like that until I found it in TTMIK. Such contents are so helpful. Thankful to the teachers and staff behind the scenes working to bring out such contents...you guys are amazing.! I'm missing 승원 선생님.! Please tell him I'm his big fan...One day I will surely meet 승원 선생님 and go for backpacking with him..😬😅💝

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thank you! I'll ask him if he's ever gone backpacking⛰

[@violetsuwu]

I think its probably a great sign that i learned some of these recently on my own! I came up with the question about 를/을 필요해 vs 이/가 필요해 on my own and my korean tutor cleared it up exactly as you said, then i looked up the info for how/when/why 싶어해 is used on my own recently too

[@kasicomi]

in regards to Rule 1: I am the one non Korean person at my work. And when I am brave enough to say things in Korean to them, they get UPSET when I speak to them formally and they like to remind me were the same age and friends. I almost cried trying to explain to them that, unfortunately, most people I meet I cannot speak casually to, and to please understand that I need to " practice my yo's " hahahah

[@leelandluver]

Found a couple mistakes I‘ve been making, even as a longtime Korean speaker. Good to know. These are the kinds of things that people won’t really correct you on during conversation, so long as they understand you.

[@talktomeinkorean]

Great to hear that you found the video useful!

[@sschiavi1]

This was a wonderful review from the things we covered in the live class online! I actually made the mistake of 죄송합니다 at a funeral last week. I knew I wasn't supposed to say that but got so flustered that I didn't know what else to say. Many thanks for making this video lesson!

[@talktomeinkorean]

I am glad that this was a good review for you! And as for the 죄송합니다 mistake, you will now remember it for good!

[@okaniedavis3551]

I spent 2 years trying to wrap my head around nuances like the one in mistake #12. And there are so many others 😅 But for now, thank you so much! I'm all clear with this one now.

[@rabeyaboshree4409]

ttmik is my life saver.. The moment i got to know about ttmik i didnt use other resources.. Thank you for making Usefull content.❤💜

[@d_duck]

loved this video! it's so helpful 감사합니다

[@AuAb10]

Love this lesson! 선생님 감사합니다~

[@森キュン]

I'm Japanes. learning Korean. This video is very interesting for me because there's a huge difference between the mistakes Japnese make when they speak Korean and ppl from other country make,,,

[@nieves3651]

Absolutely useful! I've just realised I made some of those mistakes! 감사합니다

[@kdtatayoo]

고생 많으셨습니다 선생님!! 계속 유익한 영상을 업로드해 주셔서 감사합니다!!!

[@isabelrodriguez9780]

This video is great! Thanks! Also the editing of this video is so fun and perfect for visual learners.

[@FelisAudis]

Your live class on this topic was so much fun! It is nice to have a consice review of the information. I also liked your outlined purple font, it is very easy to read... You consistently produce the highest quality content. 감사합니다, 선생님!

[@talktomeinkorean]

항상 라이브에도 참여해 주셔서 감사합니다!😉

[@FelisAudis]

@talktomeinkorean 라이브 수업이 저한테는 물 만난 고기 같은 곳이에요!

[@FelisAudis]

(Did I say that well?)

[@pnicolucci2]

Another nice video from TTMIK! Thanks!

[@Siusanne]

I must say that at this point, your voice sounds very familiar to me haha I think I would recognize it even sooner than some of singers xD I have been with TTMIK from the beginning, I think. It was a small website with free pdf and an mp3 files.. You were my first teachers of Korean and I can't find anyone else. You made everything so easy for understanding and despite English not being my native language, I learned more from you than any other sites in my own language. SO, thank you so much for teaching us! You are the best!

[@zhitongyaoYao]

선생님 새해복 많이 받으세요 🎉

[@talktomeinkorean]

새해 복 많이 받으세요!

[@Radwabasyoni]

Thank you so much 😊

[@yasamin4560]

Thank you so much so useful for me 😎🎄🎁

[@Dee_Is_Watching]

So helpful, love it!

[@AyatAli-l2t]

Thank you very much . On translation mode and on video 😊🌹

[@Loveric-ic3nf]

SUPER USEFUL

[@karenmartinez7962]

This is a good lesson. I was trying to speak Korean to my boss and she was confused...now i get im putting the wrong words together

[@c_cma1971]

Thanks! Hello from Bucharest, Romania - a huge underrated city in Europe:)

[@thujing0_0]

현우 선생님 최고에요 !!! 🙌🏻

[@hazelhyman1680]

Really useful - especially as I've just done some pages on 'wanting to do' and 'linked activities' .... Thank you!

[@violet-tq5ul]

thank you! it was helpful

[@JamesTermy]

Thank you... better to find out now, then later 그레죠.

[@lasyapriyaayluri]

정말 감사합니다 ❤❤

[@atishblue]

Thank you for teaching 💘💙

[@otoshithekid2957]

A lot of good reminders here

[@MissGardenGG1]

Thank you! It's very helpful. I made some of these mistakes! :)

[@Kpopfan0516]

오케이! 고마워요 🤭

[@bimb0cat]

#4: Duolingo makes this mistake all the time.

[@dizzy.ant.]

Great lesson! It's like you read my mind... I often make all these mistakes 😅 😂

[@DanityKanelvr25]

thank you ❤

[@PinaywifeinNorthAmerica]

감사합니다 선생님

[@camerondundale811]

Me: "I took four years of university Korean, I got this." Also me the moment I saw #5: "Frick." In my defense, I know both words and use both words but turns out I am way overusing the "wrong" one.

[@kianastaples7492]

Oooh I've learned Korean for a very long time but didn't even think about 죄송합니다 being used only for something I'm responsible for... Good thing I haven't been in a situation where I made that mistake yet 😂😂😂😂

[@letstrytobekind]

이 영상을 만들어서 감사합니다! I hadn't realized I may use -만 too much and should be more careful about that.

[@bllum_]

Waw merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo !!

[@diopi9185]

우리말 배우려하는 사람이 이렇게나 많다니 뭔가 감동이네

[@tiramisunsun]

8:28 does this also applies in novels? I've read Korean novels written in the 3rd person, and I don't remember them using 고 싶어 한다. Then again maybe I didn't pay attention enough to that.

[@دنیارضوانینژاد]

First TTMIK video of 2025, happy new year and thanks for teaching so many good things ❤

[@talktomeinkorean]

Happy New Year to you too! 😄

[@luminousping]

선생님 새해 복 많이 받으세요. 2025년을 이렇게 유익한 수업으로 시작해 주셔서 감사합니다! 말씀해 주신 중요한 요점들을 잘 알아두겠습니다. 말하기 실력 향상을 위한 새 서비스도 정말 기대돼요. 가격도 합리적으로 유지해 주시면 좋겠어요! 고생 많으셨습니다. 🙏🏻🫶🏻 PS. 저는 'Common Mistakes Korean Learners Make'라는 책 가지고 있어요. 유용한 팁이가 정말 많고, 재미있게 읽고 있어요!

[@talktomeinkorean]

댓글 감사합니다! 그리고 저희와 한국어 공부 함께해 주셔서 감사해요. 새해 복 많이 받으세요!😄🫶

[@RosanLim]

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵❤️❤️🇳🇵

[@smuecke]

Oh.. is 우리 strictly 반말?! I always assumed the difference was that 저희 is exclusive we, and 우리 is inclusive.

[@alexanderdrechsel6858]

우리 is also used in 존댓말. It was only said that if you use 반말, you can't use 저희 (hence have to use 우리). The inclusion and exclusion is correct.

[@Martin-nj2ow]

정말 흥미로운 비디오이네요. 선생님, 저는 질문이 있는데요. Mistake 11에 대해 말하면 '걱정 마세요'하고 '걱정하지 마세요'는 어떻게 다릅니까? 🤔

[@user-ic1kg6zk6z]

As a native speaker both meaning are same. But "걱정 마세요" sounds little bit awkward I think tha I usually use "걱정 마요" p.s. From your first sentence "정말 흥미로운 비디오이네요" you can use "영상" instead of using "비디오". It will make the sentence more native. Keep working on your learning you will make it

[@Martin-nj2ow]

@@user-ic1kg6zk6z 설명해주셔서 정말 고맙습니다 ☺

[@kpopfan.2002]

7:07 😅

[@ellenmerkle940]

This would be useful if I better understood korean

[@Stan_sprinkle]

7:53 is it the same principle for “미안해요“?

[@alexanderdrechsel6858]

if you mean to not use it for "being sorry to hear something".. then yes, don't use it.

[@ValRop-l1f]

Oh yeah I get most of these now😅

[@boris8787]

Mistake #13 - not using *TTMIK* language learning resources. 👨‍🎓👨‍🎓👨‍🎓👨‍🎓👨‍🎓

[@talktomeinkorean]

Oh, I forgot to add it😅

[@MM-iu8fk]

완전 좌했어요!

[@pratiksha.mishra]

안녕하세요! 여기는 인도예요. 🇮🇳

[@율랴]

Если общение достаточно близкое, можно ли сочетать местоимения 나, 너 и 요 в глаголе?

[@iu2]

요 is not a pronoun.

[@kpopfan.2002]

안녕하세요.여기는 리비아 트리풀리에요🙋‍♀️🇱🇾

[@adrianfr05]

can we say "같이 영화를 봤어요" in 4:54 ?

[@talktomeinkorean]

Yes! It works just fine :)

[@dnny02]

just wondering, is saying something like “안녕하세요. ㅇㅇ에서 인사해요.” correct?

[@talktomeinkorean]

You can say it but it's not as common as the phrases mentioned in the video.

[@Cufacufu]

Siempre quise saber cómo decir "Hola desde Argentina" en coreanl y cometí el error de decir 아르헨티나에서 안녕하세요

[@nami.jklife]

The part about camera. What if I say "카메라를 깜빡했어요". 깜빡하다 also means I forgot ?

[@talktomeinkorean]

Yes! It means you forgot to bring the camera.

[@iu2]

​@@talktomeinkoreanWait. That doesn't sound right. Aren't 깜빡했어 and 까먹었어 similar to 잊어버렸어? Therefore, you can't say you "forgot" the camera. You have to say you "forgot to bring" the camera. No?

[@KoreanVaporeon]

Koreans often say 아프지 마 though, would this be the only exception?

[@priyagiri113]

안녕하세요. 여기는 네팔이에요❤🇳🇵

[@joemocampo9544]

I use 반말 when making posts on twitter and weverse 😂😮.

[@thetrickster3616]

🤯#10

[@rahee.liulee]

❤

[@atishblue]

안녕하세요 , 여기는 이란이에요. 맞아요?

[@talktomeinkorean]

네. 맞아요!👍

[@niveensamuoel]

See i learned korean from TV or Kdrama so i never made these mistakes 😂 of course i studied a bit

[@ghislaineavigdor7048]

You speak too quickly for us to analyse what you are talking about, for foreighners like me, only a very advance Korean speaker can understand and these persons must already know what you are saying. But thank you for your effort to help us.❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@DianaRamirez-sm5nx]

😮

[@user-vw8kl9mb5s]

안녕하세요.여기는 러시아이예요

[@user__5.__d2_1._07]

i see these mistakes are probably cause people kept using google translate and not learning the language itself😭

[@hazelhyman1680]

Point 7- In English, in some dialects, (perceived as 'lower level class') we also use 'our John' / 'our mam' / 'our grandad' ('our' often pronounced as 'are' or 'ah')- would only work with casual ref to the relative** within the family, or within your social area. You could use it talking to the taxman, but it's not the best if you need to be specific for a business matter, and not if you particularly want to be taken seriously. ** an 'upper class' person, or one being sure to show they have siblings might say 'our mother' more formally - but the are making a 'social point', I'd say.

[@talktomeinkorean]

Thanks for sharing!

[@iu2]

"...'our' often pronounced as 'are' or 'ah'..." What? That makes no sense. Please refrain from confusing people.

[@hazelhyman1680]

@@iu2 I am a 66 year old former teacher of German and French. Born and brought up in the area around Manchester in England. I mentioned dialects in my post. There is no desire on my part to confuse! The pronunciation of 'our' (used by our Royal family, I might add) is 'are'...itself pronounced 'ah' ...short 'a' as in 'awake' and the 'r' more like you are thinking of saying the letter, but not quite doing it...the effect is 'ah'. That's just how it is, I'm afraid. Back to 'our': there are dialects that pronounce 'our' more like 'a-wuh'....which in those dialects will have 'our' (possessive) and 'hour' (time) both sounding like 'a-wuh'. The Royals would day both as 'are/ah'. Brits trying to speak in a sort of American accent would generally pronounce 'our' as 'awr'...but in England, most 'er/ar/or' endings are not sounded as an 'r'......river:: ri-vuh ...... collector :: collectuh ....radar:: ra-dah ... singer:: singuh:: pillar:: pillah If a vowel follows, you probably will HEAR in our sloppy English (not with the Royals, though) the ending 'r' tagged onto the next word! SOUND examples NOT as written properly !: 'a collectuh_rof (of, pronounced ov!!) stamps'; 'a pilluh_rof ice'; 'they aimed the ra-dah_rover the sea'. These are quite minor issues, though... In trying to learn Korean, it's hard at times to know what ISN'T pronounced as 't'!!

[@sana-gq2ur]

🤍🤍🤍

[@cresthia]

first!!

[@Moiioiioiooi12]

Damn u kinda fine

[@toxiknao8826]

Captions: stop saying these Me: if we cant say them why do they exist D:

[@Artemis-d2c]

If in theory it makes, then what is the problem? There is no obstacle in using it then. And in which theory? Which parts of it: formulas, laws, or maybe even the force as in the THEORY of gravitation?