"Excuse me" in Korean! 잠시만요? 저기요? 실례합니다?

There are many different ways to say "Excuse me" in Korean for different situations. While watching this video, I recommend repeating after every phrase as they appear to enhance your learning :) 화이팅!
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[@itsamberevie]

Yay!!! Another lesson!!! I love learning Korean with you Miss Vicky! I hope you have a great day!!!

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

So glad!

[@Grymdrache]

Thank you so much for breaking down each part of the sentence and each word. It really helps the learning process and allows me to break down the words and swap out nouns/verbs to create more phrases. You do a very good job.

[@TajinCuts]

Thank you for theaching so many people korean. Its not a matter of course that you also teach it for free. And you are really by fat the best on KZbin in regards to theaching korean. Thank you!

[@Teaisnotboring]

Very nice format. Well done and thank you!!

[@beulaho]

This is very clear and helpful! I'll be using all of these when I'm traveling in August 👍🏾 Previously, it was hard to know which phrase is most appropriate to use in different contexts, but you've explained each one so clearly and applied them well - thank you so much!

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I think more lesson like this Ms.Vicky❤❤❤... This kind of presentation can be easily understand thank you so much~❤❤❤

[@nico-q9s]

감사합니다

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Thank you so much Vicky I appreciate all your vids. Please don't ever stop

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Thank you ❤️

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Thank you so much for making this vdo. I just moved to Korea. ❤ and you help me a lot.

[@Koreanmarie]

안녕하세요? 빅키선생님 영상이 귀엽고 재밌어요~^^❤

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

재미있게 봐주셔서 감사합니다!

[@sarikapawar2490]

가르쳐 주셔서 감사해요 선생님 🥰

[@enricovenezia1160]

Thank you soo much teacher. Anaseioo.❤️😊🙂. I’m learning by myself and whit Duolingo and this classes. Kan San Mi dannn.😊😊😊😊🙂

[@MrHmmm98]

선생님 감사합니다! I was getting tired of going to the hospital after calling strangers 당신 😢

[@TheSamuil23]

thank you Miss Vicky

[@AlenCT]

Hanja is so useful when memorizing new Korean words! Should I learn hanja along with a new word or should I do hanja independently? I know some 80 hanja, but I'm starting to confuse them... How do Koreans do it? Thank You!

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

80 hanjas are a lot 👏I think it's more effective to learn hanja and the related Korean words together :)

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Thank You Miss Vicky

[@BachKhoa96]

As amazing as always.

[@dangb3538]

Hi 😃 I really love the way you teach, can you please make a video about 또는???

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You are amazing thank you ❤

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좋은 강의네요! 많이 참고 할께요!

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감사합니다🥰

[@MissGardenGG1]

Very useful! Thank you do much!❤

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감사합니다 선생님. 우리 사랑해❤

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

나도 사랑해~!❤

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It was really to learn this way. 감 사 합 니 다

[@DoughBrain]

Thank you so much!

[@kevingray9945]

She's great. I just wish she would slow down for us slow people lol

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여기요! 이 버튼은 무엇입니까? Over here please! What is this button?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

호출벨입니다 :D

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이 수업을 해주셔서 감사합니다 !

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[@hinhbat9985]

You are a very good teacher. However we are new to Korean, therefore please speak slowly so that we can catch it

[@juniperrodley9843]

I disagree; hearing it at native speaking-speed with the subtitles is great for learning. The captions make sure we catch everything said, while the speed gradually gets us accustomed to hearing it fast. You'll need to parse fast speech eventually; best to learn early IMO.

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It's very useful vedio tnx to miss vicky 😊💜💜💜🫰

[@elicenithcaropimienta2418]

Será que puedes explocarlo en español, pues entiendo el inglés pero me gustaria tener la explicación gramatical en mi idioma materna. Thank you!

[@Kookish_7]

안녕하세요 쌤~💜...잘 지내셨어요??...제 한국어 튜터가 되어줘서 너무 감사합니다...도와줘서 진짜 감사합니다 우리 예쁜 쌤..

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

화이팅💜💜

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Yesss :) 🦄귀엽죠?ㅎㅎ

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[@lorifelredobles4237]

miss Vicky.. maybe in your next videos you can translate BTS songs as your content 😊.. its just a suggestion.. i love their songs and i want to understand it more.. anyways... i love all your videos.. keep up the good work.. porahae 💜💜💜

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Kumaó miss vick

[@joinmeng]

When I stood in a long line of people at an airport with the other passengers, there was this Korean person who wanted to pass across. He said "잠깐만요" (at least that's what I think I heard). Would this also mean "excuse me" in a way?

[@shinytomoon]

잠시만요 and 잠깐만요 are pretty equivalent. i believe one is hanja based and the other is native korean

[@joinmeng]

@@shinytomoon Thank you!

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes 잠시만요 and 잠깐만요 mean the same thing "just a moment." For some reason tho, when saying excuse me, 잠시만요 sounds politer than 잠깐만요. Or maybe it's just me. You can still use both :)

[@Nahovu]

i wanna learn korean to visit korea one day but im scared because i know how bad it is whit foreigners

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Ywaahhh!!!❤️

[@Grymdrache]

Whats the difference between 씨 and 님 when addressing someone? Is 씨 a general mr./ms. address, and 님 a specific type of mr./ms. that acknowledges the person being in charge of something? I most often hear 님 in candid videos where kpop idols are talking about their producer/director 피 디 님

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

님 and 씨 both mean mr., miss., ma'am, but 님 sounds more respectful in comparison. So you can call each other with 씨 if you're talking with a close colleague or someone of lower rank/younger age, but usually, when addressing someone you're not very close or in a formal relationship, you can say name + 님 :)

[@manojsoni396]

I had a question, can we use "jinagalgeyo" or "jinagalgetseubnida" in any other situations also?

[@leehartman3103]

Those expressions are used when you move through or push through a group of people. They are also used when you want other people in your way to step aside because you need to quickly push forward a stretcher or a cart.

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djffrent type of conten ms vicky bdw this is make by canva?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes a lot of the images are from Canva pro :)

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You can use apps like "Hello Talk" "Tandem" or "Slowly" to find a language partner or pen pal. It'll be easier to make friends there :)

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[@JohnMusic7]

안녕하세요 ! Hi Vicky, in the past you made a video where you gave a broad explanation about the verb 되다. I searched all over but I'm not able to find it. Maybe you know by head what's the title of that specific video? If so I hope you can let me know the title of that video! Have a nice week!! : )

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

I think maybe you meant this video about object markers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep7dpmaQaa1npZo It starts from somewhere around 31 mins :) or you can check the time stamp for "verbs that follow 이/가, not 을/를"

[@JohnMusic7]

@@KoreanwithMissVicky Hi Vicky! 👋 Thanks a lot! this is exactly the video i was looking for. Now I can finally continue studying the functions of 되다. I'm learning Korean by self-study (I'm just a beginner, Level 1) and noticed that 되다 often appears in Korean sentences. I would therefore like to know more about this type of word and its application. I started learning 한글 since July 2022. After a search on KZbin I came across your video about 한글, end until today i'm dedicated to learn the Korean language. As you have probably heard many times before, your videos are very enjoyable! You explain the material in a structured and thorough way and with practical examples! Thanks for the time and effort you put into those videos! Have a blessed spring & Greetings from the Netherlands! 😉

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

@@JohnMusic7 wow thank you so much and I'm sure you will do great!♥ 응원합니다 🤗 화이팅💪💪💪

[@JohnMusic7]

@@KoreanwithMissVicky Thank you!! 🙋