tips on how to study korean

[@kalilowe]

WELCOME BACK! i have left all the links for you in the description Thanks for watching. I really appreciate all of you ❤️ come back next saturday for a video I'm really excited for you to see! Until then, stay healthy~

[@romalea]

god i love ur videos!! thank you so much for all the effort you put into them!

[@kaleema12]

I love all of your videos. I can’t wait to see the next one ☝️

[@AD-zv3iz]

wow this video is really in depth, thank you so much for being telling us so many tips, I already do follow some of them, but now I found how to improve my korean even better

[@jayjayxo8122]

I am trying to study Korean but I take breaks to memorise but one thing I just can't get is how to read it.

[@ICDidi]

step 1 CHANGE YOUR SETTINGS changes language from germa. to korean korean language app: so 넌 멍청해 means 넌 멍청해 WOOOooOow strong power thank you

[@marisa5284]

My only problem is lack of motivation. like the first day i’ll be on top of it and planning everything then it starts to fade away and i get lazy

[@JamButter123]

Marisa 안녕!!! 👋 You can be lazy and study! This is how I was able to memorize Korean alphabet in 1 and half month!

[@lynn-vn8xw]

I Love Boobies! so you studied while being lazy? that’s why you learned it in 1 and a half months when it generally takes about a week or 2 to learn it...

[@marisa5284]

lynn some people can’t take in information as fast as other people and also depends on study habits

[@franciscatorres5186]

@@marisa5284 you have to make yourself study. When you start doing something that requires lots of patience and effort, it can be hard and exhausting. Sometimes you might not like it at all, but you have to keep trying. Make a routine and stick to it no matter what.

[@franciscatorres5186]

@@marisa5284 or you can start slow and take it easy. It's all up to you. Having long term goals and breaking it down into smaller ones is very important.

[@anvakathazit1102]

Is KZbin recommending me this video its way of telling me to stop delaying my Korean lessons? 😂

[@kalilowe]

😂😂 its a sign! now you gotta study haha

[@nabanita628]

Same 😂

[@Philliesfan33189]

Y'all are not alone. I saw this video too and I was like "oh crap the Korean Gods found put I've been slacking run run run" 😂😂😂 jkjk but I gotta get back to learning this .

[@luv4sunoo917]

It’s been in my recommendations scoring like 3 weeks if not more lmao

[@mylatestobsession7453]

"Looks like you forgot your Korean lessons. You know what happens now."

[@4ever561]

Me: *[change the language on the phone in korean]* _- Ohh no, how do I change it back... I can't understand_

[@claire6074]

방탄소년단아미 4EVER 😂😂 i did that

[@dzesikakarinkacovers1806]

I was like it too 🤣 took me 30 min to solve

[@4ever561]

😂😂😂😂

[@dzesikakarinkacovers1806]

@@4ever561 and my mom was like ,,wot you child did, now you dont understand a thing, change that chinese back" lmao

[@4ever561]

@@dzesikakarinkacovers1806 or when your mom tries to sneak in to your phone but can't understand the language 😂😂

[@lisa_chogiwa4096]

her: “listen to korean music” me as a kpop stan: “already done that hehe :D”

[@arianna4642]

yes that's what went through my mind when I heard that XD

[@bloo1641]

Me 😂

[@김모모-d9z]

I’m native and I don’t really recommend listening to Kpop（to learn language). I think old songs like in the 80s are great but definitely not Kpop today. A lot of Idols tend to change their accents a lot to sound like a rapper or north American accent, which gives you a very bad Korean accent. And the lyrics doesn’t seem to help because it’s not the kind of expressions that natives use. also what I personally think is important when learning languages is that we need to get the flow that natives use. If we don’t know the actual tone and flow people use, we are going to read the letters in syllables, and that way we can’t never be able to speak fluent and fast or even understand fast speeches. If you are going to learn Korean by listening something, I recommend you to watch dramas instead. But drama tones and flows are also very different from the way natives speak, so watching live broadcasts from Kpop stars would be nice. Because they won’t use difficult words and expressions. My Chinese improved rapidly when I watched natives speaking.

[@lisa_chogiwa4096]

ihateshiping Y ahh thank you so much! yeah i watch dramas too! but yeah i also watch some korean variety shows, reality shows, idols doing lives and interviews. so ig i kinda know what they sound like if u know what i meannn, but yeah anyways, thank you for the advice! :)

[@apolline9910]

baekhyun 😌😌

[@seren_ren]

just a message for those who are too lazy to learn: "liKe mAtE, sToP pRoCrAsiNaTiNg"

[@user-dl9ph4ti1i]

i c o n i c

[@kaikai6627]

Don't come at me like that

[@denice_558]

Stay!!!!!

[@Wonder2428]

Yas stray kids!

[@mikaela5953]

Eyyyy fellow stay

[@romalea]

this video works really well for basically anyone who's trying to learn any language, i really needed to hear this. thank you so much for the tips ❤️

[@kalilowe]

no problem! I hope your studying goes well☺️

[@yup9807]

Sometimes I feel I’ve missed the age of being proficient in learning new languages (I’m 15) but you show me it’s never too late and it’s so inspiring and I just love your videos soooo much

[@bhavs398]

It's the total opposite for me! The older I've gotten, the more u appreciate learning languages since I've been exposed to more languages and genuinely appreciate them. This makes learning the language much easier! Maybe try thinking that way? Several people learn new languages throughout their life :)

[@user-ov8xb9kl4d]

I just turned 15, I don't think its ever to late to learn a language, and were still young so no need to worry

[@ArtistProtagonist]

15 is really young, your brain is still developing and very plastic.

[@Softea-p4l]

Hey I'm 15 and I just started learn languages) it's never too late

[@maryxxam7400]

Qetuwrah Clay I’m 16- I started Japanese when I was 14 so I say you still have time - I’m still learning tho

[@jiminslonglostjam5248]

I literally tried to learn Korean and i couldn't stick to it- It was like 1am and I was like LET'S LEARN KOREAN RN and I took 3 pages just to LEARN ONION HASEYO-

[@nevaehfr]

안년하세요! 저는, 지원임니다! 그냥 그녀의 팁을 따라가면 돼. 그래, 난 반은 한국인이니까 문제 없어! 응, 한국어는 좀 어려워. 계획한 대로 공부도 안 하고..하지만 여전히! 너는 그것을 고수하려고 노력해야 한다. 그렇지 않으면 너는 한국어를 배우면서 목표에 도달하지 못할 것이다. Translation : Hello! I am Jiwon! Just follow her tips and yeah, I'm half Korean so I don't have a problem! Yes, Korean is kinda hard. I don't even study them as I planned to..but still! You should try to stick with it or you won't reach your goal learning Korean I tried! This is my Korean skills btw uwu

[@nevaehfr]

@earthtoaisha tysm

[@jiminslonglostjam5248]

@@nevaehfr thanks Btw You're so good at Korean!I'll try to stick with it and hopefully learn a bit korean

[@nevaehfr]

@@jiminslonglostjam5248 ok, good luck I hope you reach your goal! :)

[@mochisugacube7022]

@@moondae4154 same but I think you should do it just like how they teach you different languages in school. Start with the alphabet then go to dates, months, years, time, basic convo etc. That's how im trying to do it.

[@onionskin1008]

Ok I’m I the only one that’s gonna say this? I LOVE HER VOICE!!!

[@kalilowe]

why thank you 🌷

[@korean4539]

As a korean person, your way of studying korean is really impressive to me👍👍 I really like your passion for korean~ 대단해요!

[@daehyeonswife]

what does daedanhaeyo mean? edit: sorry, I wrote it how I read it. what does 대단해요 mean?

[@fayth6717]

Lol you sound like a koreaboo

[@fayth6717]

AMANA SAJJID They were asking to see if the person knew Korean-

[@kiaevans7142]

@@fayth6717 how do they sound like a Koreaboo? They asked a question??

[@johnartgallery347]

It's so amazing😍 I was impressed with your video! Keep up the good work 👍 Have a nice day 🧡👍+🔔😘😊😘😛😜🍎🌷🌹🌺🍂

[@eightis_fate]

"treat it like a class' but i always fall asleep in class

[@limetv7431]

i normally watch anime during classes :]

[@asridwipermatasari7959]

😆

[@ilikefood7685]

This must have taken a lot of time to film, and the editing has been payed a lot of attention to which is really nice, love your videos.

[@kalilowe]

thank you for watching ❤️

[@justmedidi]

and I was literally talking with a friend of mine earlier today about how slack i've been with my korean i guess this is a sign to quit procrastinating lol

[@kalilowe]

it's a sign! 😂

[@ihaveyesjams4324]

Mate, stop procrastinating! 😂 (if you Stan Stray Kids, you know what I mean lol)

[@justmedidi]

@@ihaveyesjams4324 haha! fellow STAY here, nice one!

[@thesillyarmy238]

“Don’t use romanisation” Don’t worry I wasn’t planning on it **romanisation hater noises**

[@theprettiestgirll]

“Watching Korean Dramas/Movies” Me: Done and done.

[@asridwipermatasari7959]

Don't forget to take a note while you watching it and take time to memorize it :)

[@김예림유영차준환]

this suddenly motivated me to learn korean and it has literally never crossed my mind before

[@phantom8684]

@@lsol-singteachkorean8513 ya sure

[@phantom8684]

Me too feel motivated

[@navyasanthosh6331]

@@lsol-singteachkorean8513 Could you help me then? I'm having a problem choosing one source. For me, although I am grateful for all the resources I've found, it's so hard to choose any one out of all! I found like at least 7 (after narrowing it down a lot btw) popular resources from people who self study the Korean language and I am not sure which to choose. Ik there are people who say it's great to use more than one resource but since I am maintaining one notebook for my Korean studies, I would find it easier learning from one source. And about apps, I have so far downloaded hellotalk and naver dictionary. There are other apps I have heard of called memrise, quizlet, anki which people use for flashcards but since I have never used any study method like that, I am not sure of it again... AAARGHHH!!!

[@wenjie2952]

i was taking korean language for beginner as one of my elective this semester. Thank you for your tips!! It is really helping me a lot💖💖💖

[@kalilowe]

that's awesome! glad I could help and good luck with your class❤️

[@DigitalJournal-by-Ale]

Ahhhh my Queen 🥺🥺 These tips are really useful!! I started learning Korean a few months back but then gotten lazy/school work got in the way and I’ve been meaning to learn once again. Hearing and listening to you and the tips you give has given me motivation and inspiration to start again!! I’d have to relearn Hangul thou 😭 Thank you my Queen for giving us tips and inspiration 💜💜💜💜 Take good care of yourself my beautiful Queen 💕💕💕💕 and thank you for giving me the motivation to start again 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@kalilowe]

thank you for watching ❤️ and its okay to take a break when you have other more important things to do. take your time learning korean, no need to be in a hurry

[@navyasanthosh6331]

I am starting to but I am stuck at finding the source. For me, although I am grateful for all the resources I've found, it's so hard to choose any one out of all! I found like at least 7 (after narrowing it down a lot btw) popular resources from people who self study the Korean language and I am not sure which to choose. Ik there are people who say it's great to use more than one resource but since I am maintaining one notebook for my Korean studies, I would find it easier learning from one source. And about apps, I have so far downloaded hellotalk and naver dictionary. There are other apps I have heard of called memrise, quizlet, anki which people use for flashcards but since I have never used any study method like that, I am not sure of it again... AAARGHHH!!!

[@ashuulay]

quizlet is my favourite for any languages especially for vocab!

[@kalilowe]

i love it so much! especially for last minute studying before a test

[@imthebesturtheworst]

Same but nowadays it freezes and takes time to load😔

[@chriscopeland875]

LEARN HANGUL FIRST

[@___thebutterflyofficial___5825]

💯

[@megbonso4098]

yep

[@amyrangel9042]

Yessir

[@crstph]

Im just imagining trying to play sims in korean...complete anarchy. imma do it

[@leech8110]

When Kali says “happy march” but it was posted on February 29. Me: “wait, it was a leap year?”

[@alarek5130]

I just wanted to say that I really loved this video, it gave a lot of really helpful tips that not many people think about, I feel like almost every video I have watched about learning a language always gives the same obvious tips, so thank you this was really useful 🤍🤍🤍

[@queenlala1594]

I learned (hangul) how to write and read and i'm learning phrases while watching k-dramas🙌

[@kalilowe]

honestly thats what i did when i very first started to learn korean

[@queenlala1594]

@@kalilowe yeah! that's best way to learn ............. easy 😋

[@___thebutterflyofficial___5825]

Learn batchim,thene learn how to build phrases,

[@user-zx9rm3pp9h]

What K-Dramas will you recommend?

[@elliehollobon-baxter2911]

I use MEMRISE and it’s honestly amazing, I feel like with MEMRISE I can actually become fluent!!! The price is so worth it💜✨

[@kalilowe]

i love it too! its amazing ❤️

[@ruby414__]

kali have you tried duolingo and if so would you recommend MEMRISE more than it?

[@jnkvval]

@@ruby414__ i feel like anything can be better than dulolingo lol it's so bad for learning korean

[@ruby414__]

valeria myoui lmaooo yeah i stopped using it after a while

[@navyasanthosh6331]

Could you help me with this? I'm having a problem choosing the right resource. For me, although I am grateful for all the resources I've found, it's so hard to choose any one out of all! I found like at least 7 (after narrowing it down a lot btw) popular resources from people who self study the Korean language and I am not sure which to choose. Ik there are people who say it's great to use more than one resource but since I am maintaining one notebook for my Korean studies, I would find it easier learning from one source. And about apps, I have so far downloaded hellotalk and naver dictionary. There are other apps I have heard of called memrise, quizlet, anki which people use for flashcards but since I have never used any study method like that, I am not sure of it again... AAARGHHH!!!

[@fridacarbajal3805]

WHEN U ARRIVE TOO EARLY AND DONT KNOW WHAT TO COMMENT LMAO

[@nathaliec7718]

You just earned a new subscriber! :) I’m learning the language Korean and since you mentioned watching some Korean youtubers I figured I’ll watch you! I know you’re not Korean or only speak Korean but you do post a ton of educational Korean videos that I’m sure I’ll enjoy. Also I love the fact that all your videos are aesthetically pleasing. Thank you! :)

[@Aya-kj9ct]

wow these are actual useful tips you don't find everywhere thank you!

[@kalilowe]

you're welcome. i'm glad it could help :)

[@wavetonori]

Korean unnie is one of my favorite Korean youtuber that makes learning in korean fun and easy

[@若绮-f5s]

yessss

[@devontestlouis]

Great video, can't believe I just found your channel about an hour ago and now you just blessed me with some high quality content!!!, am learning web development and thinking about movie to Korea for opportunities after I finish learning

[@rm.makes.me.smile_]

One of my favorite underrated/unknown Korean learning channels is Motivate Korean! He’s very thorough and explains things in a way that’s easy to understand.

[@kalilowe]

never watched his videos. i'll def check it out. thanks!

[@themoonlightgirl9576]

Thank you so much for this, i've been downloading so many different apps to try and learn korean, but thank you for these tips

[@kalilowe]

no problem ❤️ im glad you found this video useful

[@ZionSemaj]

I’m only 15 and this year I wanna try something new such as learning Korean, so here I am! Im so glad i came across your channel and I absolutely love love it thank you❤️!!!

[@anahi7870]

wow i really like this video! i think you explained best than other videos!! not only you incorporated language but also other stuff like culture, and you also tried to incorporate the language to other stuff in our daily living like workouts and food! thank yo so much!🥳😁

[@sage7616]

I use memrise its so helpful I started learning around 1 month ago and its amazingly useful id definitely recommend it to u guys I stopped being lazy😅 and im studying twice a day and im so happy that im making progress you can do it too fighting💜💜💛💛💚💚

[@lyrac723]

Ayyyeee sims in korean. Lol now time to procrastinate doing my hw with this idea😂

[@heyitskay7458]

When you were talking about using kdramas to study and you put on Save Me so many different emotions hit me because I watched it a few months ago.

[@emmamadysen402]

this was literally PERFECT!! I missed you ❤️

[@kalilowe]

thank you for watching ❤️

[@ivailic1415]

I'm so happy for new video. Memrise is so good app. I just tried and i'm impressed. Thank you for this video.

[@kalilowe]

i hope you'll like it ☺️

[@zmwiyz3275]

If you live in the US there is an app called Mango Languages. Normally, you'd have to pay, but if you have a library card you can use it for free. It has very in-depth lessons and a very wide variety of languages you can learn so I definitely recommend it.

[@Nijilove78]

really?? 🤩

[@binkbonk3422]

Yes! We have this in Australia as well! I’m yet to use it but I recently brought home the promotional bookmark that our local library had around.

[@chia7222]

phone tip: go on your settings and change the language to korea/ or any language you want and right down words you see. this actually sound stupid- 😭😭

[@bloo1641]

It doesn’t sound stupid at all. I changed the language on my phone a week ago and I’m slowly starting to understand what they mean. It’s funny bc me and my brother were postmating food and I forgot my settings were switched the Korean and me and my brother were just like 👁👄👁 the whole time trying to figure it out😂😂

[@mattyio1889]

this started from being how to study Korean to how to BE Korean, love your content!

[@KoreanJream]

I came across your video, and I loved it! Thank you for learning Korean language (I teach Korean in the US) and culture! :) I love how you utilize different resources around you and surround yourself with diverse Korean contents! I also see when my students engage in Korean in their daily life like you do improve their Korean a lot faster.

[@koreantutorskikigogo403]

오래간만이에요! 부지런하게 공부하는 kali♡

[@daringriley6781]

You said long time no see right?

[@mts9609]

@@daringriley6781 네

[@koreantutorskikigogo403]

@@daringriley6781 Exactly ;) 정확해요!

[@inanaeee6586]

Im almost half of year self-studying korean language and procrastinating a lot of times coz feel like not improving, and i found your vid just now! Such Amazing and helpful. Overflowing tips! 정말 감사합니다. ❣️🇵🇭

[@kalilowe]

no problem! ❣️ i hope you'll improve a lot soon~

[@jinhitentertainment7422]

Ommg im so happy ill watch it with my mom we love you 💞💞

[@kalilowe]

omg thanks for watching and tell your mom i said thanks too ❤️

[@rubystonerc4974]

WOW you’re hand writing is really pretty!!! And this video is very helpful!!!

[@natalieh9622]

Thank you! I needed this. I switch my settings to Korean, honestly am having a easy time with it.

[@anonymousley6854]

I kinda gave up on learning Korean a couple months ago but you video motivated me to continue

[@kalilowe]

yay! don't give up. it's worth it 💕

[@jacquelineviera3983]

Idk why but these are just so nice to watch like I already have my own method but I can’t help it

[@yoongisblueberrypancake]

Honestly being social make languages so much easier. Like you can go talk to people and make mistakes without having a panic attack and not knowing how to ask for help

[@cierrah4211]

I just moved back to Seoul and realized my Korean has gotten kinda bad since I didn't have anyone to talk/practice with in the last year. I was wondering if you have any podcast recommendations? I have been trying to find some and have resorted to simply listening to the radio stations here but I am more of a podcast fan. Also, I'm more of an intermediate level but I gotta admit these were some solid tips so thanks for reminding me of some things I could do to help restart my learning!!

[@taeminsgf4275]

Cierra H talk to me Im Korean has podcasts

[@margaretcarter1767]

kzbin.info/door/X6NVksmz8GzQsqYy24DWlA TTMIK has a new channel that is 100% in Korean.

[@tera8519]

I am learning Japanese but I love your videos! So hopefull! I wish you good luck with Korean! 🇰🇷

[@kalilowe]

good luck with Japanese!

[@tera8519]

@@kalilowe thank you (❁´◡`❁)

[@dvstiirose2667]

Oh my god.....Are u watching "Save me"? I finished it like week ago and i have to say this drama is simply genius. Also thanks for the useful advises, for sure I'll try them

[@hana-ys6rq]

I usually don't comment anything but I have to say it: your voice is sooo calming like I feel so relaxed and motivated to get everything done and it doesn't matter that it's the midnight ✊😅

[@vv3617]

Sooo true! Especially Korean dramas have helped me a lot with learning Korean

[@franchescatirado5822]

KZbin recommended me this video😂🤦🏾‍♀️ it’s a sign cause my Book and workbook are waiting for me😂😂😫

[@kalilowe]

get to work! 😂

[@Katxo1831]

Anki app is amazing for flash cards, they pop up as phone notifications periodically to concrete vocab words into long term memory, I use it for French and it's super helpful! Unrelated note, I love the Avatar sticker on your laptop!

[@nicoschneider1011]

this was so helpfull! it made learning korean sound super fun ,so I can't wait to get started again :) thank youu

[@Natalie-nz5um]

I actually tried learning on my own for a few months, but it was so hard since the book i used didn’t explain everything. So i signed up for a page called Conversation Exchange and found some native Koreans in my country. It worked really well and i found someone who was more than willing to help me study! I promised to teach her my native language in exchange. I think this is the best option if you don’t want to study on your own, but it is also dangerous, so if you try this, always check the person before you meet up and take someone with you for your first meeting! But if you are cautious enough it is really great website! (You can even study online or skype if you dont want to meet). Btw: love your channel! :)

[@bethzycortes6295]

I came across this video when trying to learn Korean and this helped so much:)

[@jazmin9065]

I became interested in the language since I saw a variety show and recently I started learning it ☺... thank you for motivating me to continue with my studies 👓📜

[@yenyul2184]

Hi I am a Korean student! I was so surprised to see so many people studying Korean! Your tips are amazing! 안녕하세요! 저는 한국학생입니다! 너무 많은 사람들이 한국어를 공부하는 모습을 보고 놀랐어요! Kali님의 팁은 정말 대단합니다.♥

[@LaceyLonon]

I would like to recommend that people should study a list of common Korean words! Just search up like 500 common Korean words :) it’s very helpful advice I learned from a video I saw

[@jwkoreatv]

I love the way you study Korean! It seems like you’re enjoying it. I am also teaching Korean. You can always ask me if you have anything to ask while you’re studying.😊 Stay safe in Korea!

[@jjjggg2927]

4:30 "save me" Just finished watching it.

[@thekookstups]

this tips are great!! not so intimidating and more about making little changes to your life and surroundings to get used to the language

[@mintyjang]

I'm already doing most of these things, but the biggest thing is consistency. Making time for learning every day is key 😁

[@allison2175]

i have been wanting and kind of trying to pick up learning korean again and this gave me so much motivation to, so thank you so much !! :)

[@gampangpaham894]

Memorizing vocab is not weird 😂. You're inspiring people anyway. Thank you

[@nahiferreira3576]

My native language is spanish but at 8 I started learning english by myself, speaking with people in online games with my basic school english and when I didn't know something I would search in translate. At 10 I was already fluent in it so basically if you want to do it and put lots of effort you can do it no matter age or anything

[@alyssastepetak233]

Viki has a learning mode which really helps when learning with k dramas. Sometimes it’s not all the way correct so you can use nave to check the words.

[@baconhair4042]

i wanna get some nice stationery, be beautiful and then i’ll start learning korean i promise. 😔✌️

[@kaleema12]

I needed this! Thanks so much. I love it 🧡💛🧡💛

[@ItsNei]

The aesthetic is always on point 💕🥰all these are super helpful tips

[@PiaMakinang]

I want to learn Korean, and learning languages is a passion of mine. Thank you for the tips!!! These will be so helpful!!! 💖

[@sushisushi-xl5cx]

I want to start studying Korean cause it's such a beautiful and adorable language but I'm still learning French 😭

[@baguettebuket]

I'm That Bitch Been That Bitch, Still That Bitch agreed! Language learning in school is such a pain in the ass tbh 😅

[@shamimakhter3637]

Ur voice is soo soothing i love it 💜

[@user-do9cy8ds1j]

I'm Korean and am not very good at it. My grandma said "You need to learn Korean!" So I tried. And I just got lazy. And KZbin keeps recommending these videos. I showed it to my sister and she was like "KZbin's sending you a message!!!!! They're telling you to not slack off." So I searched this up and here I am. Thank you! I really needed this. I am determined to learn so I dont disappoint my family. Plus I want to learn while I have time during the summer!!!!!

[@Dwaejjitokki]

omg i have the same pink keyboard lol it really is helpful and it lasts for a long time, i bought it on 2016 and its still clean and intact, really recommend it for others!

[@leech8110]

I remember when I was in 4th grade, we had a transfer student from israel and we stuck sticky notes around our classroom to help her learn english words, and I still think it's a very useful method :)

[@renniiieeeee]

off topic i know but im just happy that the ad was break all the rules but CRAVITY 💜 btw your tips are so good thank u

[@_sunii7218]

This is the video I was looking for, thank you so much for the tips!

[@teawithanica8606]

I think all of these tips are going to help me soooo much omg thank you I have been wanting to learn it for some time but it didn’t work out But thank you I will try these tips

[@aspiringfemininity8626]

GREAT VIDEO! I was currently struggling and this helped so much ☺️

[@mediocresinger3510]

I also really recommend a website called Learn Korean, it goes through EVERYTHING and is split into lessons which can be great for time management, they also link videos at the end of each lesson for pronunciation and reading/writing practice !

[@adoringjess]

HAPPY ANIMAL CROSSING MONTH also these were some great tips. ill definitely be incorporating some of these into the things i already do. thanks kali !!

[@belleyee1974]

Trust me, i stopped using romanization today and its going pretty well!It helps me with knowing the characters they use :)

[@kalilowe]

yay!

[@belleyee1974]

@@kalilowe I also do it for Japanese, if you know some japanese, i usually dont use romanization for that unless its Kanji(the chinese characters)

[@헬자흑스]

Korean is very easy. In other languages, various laws, such as subject, verb, bore, etc. work, and in Korean, no matter where the subject is placed or where the verb is placed at the end, it all has the same meaning.

[@ME-kj7oj]

Another tip! If you're watching a Kdrama and you're not really paying attention (or even if you are) pause it whenever and repeat everything they say in the drama. In addition to this you can also put Korean subtitles instead of English. This helps you improve your pronunciation and it helps you read it faster. Also this is unrelated to the last tip but you can also out a pen/pencil in your mouth. It helps with pronunciation as well.

[@ANA-bd1dy]

I am trying to learn different languages and just from watching this video it is already helping me.

[@Lvckistvr]

I used the first method with Japanese and I'm using it for Korean now before I watched this and it works really good for me~

[@nmyx16_]

I really like your videos about how to learn Korean!Can you a video with learning apps for android?because i've watched your videos with apps for learning Korean but not all of them are for android and i cant find them!Thank you❤ BTW is that Seo Yeaji?(4:03) P.S:Kali,you nice keep going🤣🤣❤❤

[@gisxllx]

2:10 “It’s a sad night” lmao such a great start, love it.

[@beelzebub7728]

This will be easy for me as I already know some words in Korean. I watch many K-dramas and such as well and I'm a huge K-pop fan. I will follow everything on this video except going to the library since there is no close library near me. I will just buy Korean books and such to learn Korean from. :) Good luck anyone who will be trying to learn Korean! :)

[@zarieyoung4789]

This is what I needed, switching to classes online I feel like I’m gonna fail with finishing korean online without having the in class structure. I will def be using these tips 🥺👉🏼👈🏼

[@uraniagjoci9051]

thank you very much. Your tips are so helpful. I am starting learning korean and really help me so much.

[@kennethsin2212]

Good tips! Thanks for putting this together especially the links!

[@kalilowe]

no problem! i hope they help :)

[@aubree7524]

The tip with changing everything to Korean is actually every helpful I’ve only been studying for 1 month and my sister is more advanced in Korean but she’ll ask me questions in Korean and the funny thing is I’ll talk to my cat in Korean and sometimes and actually does what I say 😂