What Part Do People Struggle In Learning Korean? (Oneear)

I think, Korean is the language that you can learn so easily.
If you have ever tried to learn Korean you would know what I mean.
just after 10 hours. you start reading Korean I'm pretty sure.
But sometimes the way we talk makes foreigners feel hard.
And I was wondering what you guys are struggling to learn Korean.
So I made this video.
Hope you enjoy this video and Hit the Like please!
Would be really appreciate if you share this video with your friends.
Have a good day!
재미있게 보셨다면 동영상 좋아요 부탁드립니다^^
재미있게 보신 영상을 친구들과 공유해 주시면 너무 감사하겠습니다.
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[@cnt2495]

The hardest thing about learning korean was definitely the sentence structure and grammar for me because it's so different from the English grammar system.

[@oneear]

Yeah, pretty sure. grammar...ew...

[@tc0336]

For me, memorizing and forming sentences/speak was the problem. As soon as I memorize a grammar rule or a word and review it every once in a while it sticks. But certain things would just never stick. As if they had legs "Oh I'll stay here for a day or two then leave byeee." But when it comes to understanding, as long as I am familiar with the words I somehow manage to de-scramble them, it just takes a minuet for my slow processed brain to process xD And well... speaking I suck because I have brain farts VERY often when trying to form sentences ;( And luckily I watched a load of Korean dramas so I don't often have too much trouble with pronouncing ;) so glad at least my brain is capable of mimicking people lol

[@charierok3845]

yeah perfectly right. I'm Korean but It is pretty hard to me.. So I don't want to reccomend studying Korean grammer ! TT learn Only conversation of Korean

[@갈라파고스거북이]

한글은 쉽지만 한국어는 어렵지..

[@kmjy122]

*매직쇼 * 한국인도 한국어 잘모르잖아..나는 국문법 시험보면 머리부터 아파오던데

[@몽그리-o2x]

한글은 대부분이 쉽다고 하지만 한국어는 어렵기로 소문난거 맞아요. 우스겟소리로 라틴어 다음으로 어렵다고도 하니까요.ㅋㅋㅋ 관용표현이 하도 많아서 되게 어렵대요

[@리피-b3z]

관용표현도 많고 한국어는 조사도 종류가 많다고 들었어요

[@kiw6024]

*매직쇼 * 근데 "~언어는 어렵다"라는 문장 자체가 성립이 안되는게 언어가 어렵고 쉬운건 상대적인 개념임다. 예를들어 미국인은 한국어를 배울때 어렵고 헷갈려하지만 일본인은 비교적 수월하게 배우는것을 볼 수 있슴다.

[@gabrielmonster1197]

Ju Moom 한국인 이니까 쉽지

[@user-nf6kz8xp4c]

I knew korea for a long time now .....how did I know korea? not because of Kpop or dramas or movies its because of my Korean friend ...she is soooo sweet so I asked her how do you say hello in Korean? ...when I heard it for the first time I was like OKAY! I HAVE TO LEARN THIS LANGUAGH !!!! now I know how to read-write Korean but I don't speak Korean well ....and still learning ....

[@oneear]

Oh, really!? interesting :) keep up your learning !!

[@berryblueish13]

everything is difficult everything ...except the alphabet lol

[@michaelreyes464]

If you want to learn how to speak fluent Korean then check out this site here: HootKorean. info

[@nevermind8064]

When i was learning korean i was so surprised about the yes and no thing. I actually used to get confused with English yes and no when I was younger because I thought it made no sense.. The Korean yes and no definitely makes more sense to me

[@oneear]

That really confuse me still!

[@assunim]

아ㅋㅋㅋ 천만에요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 빵터졌어요ㅋㅋ 그러네요 우리도 책에는 있는데 안쓰는말들이 있네요ㅋㅋ

[@oneear]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 댓글 보니까 쓰는 사람들도 있더라고요 ㅎ

[@행복이-o5c]

when foreign people speaking Korean I feel thank for them using our language.

[@ferylopez5648]

*cries* i'm still a beginner x.x i'm know most of the korean alphabet but still need to learn more words :p

[@oneear]

Keep it up!! hope you speak Koran well one day

[@ferylopez5648]

OneEar Thanks :)

[@tc0336]

Hahahaha... I learned the Korean alphabet twice in the same year still can't remember anything lol ;( I always have these brain fart moments when one of my friends say something like "Oh, you're learning Korean right? How to you say ______? I'm just like ummmmmm can't remember sorry. It's hard for me to understand and memorize things too. I always reconize words and get frustrated because I can't remember what exactly they mean.

[@oneear]

What's your main struggle tho? If you're learning Korean? PS. Damn roller-coaster!

[@petitemerald]

Korean sentence structure! !! I understand ALOT of Korean when others talk but when I talk, it sounds a bunch of gibberish D:

[@clickclacktothebangbang9865]

The actual meaning of Hangul, like I can read Hangul but most of the time I wouldn't know what it means😂

[@luxinfired]

I struggle with grammar endings and 존댓말, but for me the most confusing thing are words that aren't pronounced as you spell them xD Like 독립문, 종로 or 안국역 xDDD

[@유키유키-x8b]

Definitely, 쓰기! it was okay making sentences when I first learned the language at the 언어교육관 but writing an essay... that's like 쓰기, 문법, 어휘 kicking your ass at the same time. ㅠㅠ 읽기,말하기,듣기 are sweet, hahaha. The good thing is that Korean grammar and Japanese grammar is almost the same, that helps a lot... but still hating essay, reports, and so on. (^-^;) P.S: I'm planning to take more Korean classes even though I don't really need it. P.S1: 영상 너무 재밌어요! 잘 보고 간다~~ 파이팅 (^-^) P.S2: struggles of a 외국인 대학생~

[@danscottbrown]

Particles, 조사 ㅠㅠ

[@parkdoya]

이번 영상도 참 재밌어요~ Simon 다시 보게 되니 반가워요~~~ ^^ 말도 착하고 예쁘게 하고 ~~~ 다음에는 Simon 분량좀 더 할애해 주세요 ~~~ i'm your fan ~~~^^

[@oneear]

감사합니다 ^^ 메일 도 잘 받았습니다!! 좋은 하루 되세요 ㅎ

[@maryv1998]

우와아~너무 신기하다고 생각해요! 이제 따 봤으니까 궁금한거 진짜 많아요^^ 다시 이렇게 재미있는 비디오를 해줘서 고마워요!! 그리고 앞으로도 재밌는 비디오를 보고싶어요~ 건강하세요 그리고 새벽많이 받으세요요요~~~

[@zitronenbon]

One thing that wasn't mentioned, but that is one that I have struggled with in the past, is that when you're texting with a Korean native speaker they sometimes don't pay a lot of attention to their spacing (띄어쓰기).. This can be really confusing when you're still a beginner because you probably won't know enough Korean to be able to always tell where one word ends and another one begins.

[@oneear]

Trust me. most of Koreans don't know where needs space(띄어쓰기) things exactly.

[@유키유키-x8b]

+OneEar and they also use a lot of 외래어,유행어, 줄임말 so even If you have an advanced level in Korean you won't be able to understand。줄임말 싫어요 ㅠㅠ

[@MoonlightPassions]

I just spent a month in Korea and honestly I don't feel like I was able to learn much other than really basic terms. I can read hangul and understand the basic gist of what people are saying, but cannot speak much myself or say full sentences. My main issue with trying to learn, specifically since I'm not being taught in a course, is that no one really helped or let me try to speak in korean as most koreans will always speak english to me, or if I do attempt they will get caught up in that I just spoke korean and won't continue the conversation. Like it's too amusing that that then becomes the point of conversation. It's frustrating ㅠㅠ

[@Reemy100]

Such a great channel. Your videos are so fun.

[@oneear]

Thanks for watching :) have a lovely day !

[@patricej8896]

Another great video!

[@oneear]

Thank you for another comment :) have a good day

[@최종성-w6l]

잘 보고 있습니다 너무 재밌게 준비하셨네요. 감사합니다

[@드키무티]

응 싫어. 아니 좋아. 여자가 헷갈려서 빡칠 때 졸웃~

[@oneear]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 재밌죠 신디 ㅋㅋ

[@김유민-p6s8y]

맨 오른쪽 여성분 멋있다...진짜 케이팝 좋아하는사람들을 예시로 들어보면 진짜 계속 영어자막 달아달라고 때쓰고 물론 답답하겠지만 좀 피해주는듯한 느낌이 있었는데 저분은 능동적인 사람이어서 진짜 멋있음

[@MariLovesHerMakeUp]

When I'm starting to know how to read , but idk what it means . lmaoo XD

[@oneear]

at least you know how to read haha

[@darieeee89]

Lovely is so lovely! I like her reactions.

[@부산메시-e3j]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ재밌게 잘 봤습니다 외국인들이 이런걸 어려워하는군요

[@LiciousMs]

You seem like a very kind person. I like your videos.

[@oneear]

Thank you so much :) subscribe here if yo enjoy videos :)

[@LiciousMs]

Already a subscriber!

[@Siary123]

재밌는 영상 감사합니다 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@mintyglitches]

i tried learning japanese a few years ago and found it really difficult but then im learning korean now and find it quite easy, i think it helps with how often i hear it as its become more familiar to me

[@john123135423]

Thank you for your interesting work! It gives me quite good motivation.

[@oneear]

Thank you : )you're studying Korean still?

[@john123135423]

+OneEar yes! Thank you. I realized that it would be really really interesting if I can speak by lingual,more communication so interesting like your work.So impressive of ur every new try

[@bookclubppl608]

재미있게 잘 봤어요 ^^

[@johnvictor4445]

재밌어서 요즘 구독하고 보기 시작했어요! 영상 감사합니다

[@oneear]

앗, 감사합니다 ^^ 좋은 하루 되시고 친구분들에게도 공유 가끔씩 부탁드릴게요 ㅎ

[@aglio4042]

그리고 택시 같은거 타서 발음 못알아 듣는다고 기사분한테 화내시는 것도 좀 웃긴게 본인이 제대로 전달을 못해서 그런건데 왜 엄한 기사분한테 화를 내면서 말을 하는건지 좀 이해가 안가네요 솔직히 한국에 와서 대충 학교 때문에 의미없이 휩쓸려 와서 한국말이나 한글 하나도 못하고 그대로 자국 돌아가서 스펙에 다른 나라 경험 하나 쓰고 뭐 이러는거 극혐임 우리나라 사람들도 물론 그렇게 많이들 하고 말임 유학가서 한인들 있는 곳에서 살아서 그 나라말 하나도 못하고 한국 돌아오고 하는 부류들 깨나 있죠 정말 한심한 부류들인 것 같아요

[@user-no6np4bs9i]

으아아아 다 영어야!

[@uandme5659]

진아 한국인손ㅋㅋ

[@notme6948]

That guy is so cute :D And I learned Korean because I like how it sounds, and I first heard it from some Korean tourists lol.

[@oneear]

OH wow? haha that sounds so cool!! I love your name tho. Thank you for watching!!

[@crispy_iron]

이번 영상도 재밌게 보고 갑니다 ㅎㅎ

[@oneear]

감사합니다 ^^

[@nihileyes]

This was so funny 😂😂

[@oneear]

Thank you for watching :)

[@casitapr]

The first time I heard korean it sounded angry and they were probably having a normal conversation.

[@oneear]

Really!? haha that's funny

[@jwleeak]

천만에요가 아닌 아니에요를 가장많이쓰죠 :)

[@권현우-d3h]

확실히 다른건 몰라도 받침 같은건 외국인 들에게 어렵게 느껴 질 거 같네요

[@전수연-f5s]

그러게요

[@고리골]

받침이 워려운 이유. 잘못된 발음을 가르치니까. 대표적인게 복자음 받침이죠. 둘 다 발음하늗게 하나만 발음하도록 함. 참고로 복자음 받침중 뒤에것은 반자음

[@casitapr]

The hardest thing about learning Korean is the formal and casual speech. If I always use formal speech I don't want then to think that I'm arrogant but if I use casual I don't want to be cursed at.

[@oneear]

haha I'd choose formal speech if you get mixed up which one you should use. Thank you for watching!

[@Karcirok]

오~ 원이어 형님 갈수록 영상 편집 센스가 좋아지십니다~ ㅋㅋ 점점 더 재밌어지네요!

[@oneear]

+Karcirok 와우 ㅋㅋㅋ 이거를 아시는거보니 예전부터 봐주셨나봐요 ㅎㅎ

[@stephanygamez6103]

i love this video lol. But i think whats very hard for me is the "reul" sound. But i think i am getting the hang of it now because i already speak English and Spanish so it makes it way easier for me to pronounce things in Korean.

[@oneear]

Oh, I see what you mean. Reul is kind of tricky R...It's like betwwen L and R. can't explain it :(

[@marcykonno9633]

i'm having such a hard time speaking formally. i practice a lot with my friends and we speak informally with each other. lol! i also cannot speak. i can read and write just fine (of course there are some words i still don't understand) but when my friends want to speak in korean, i go silent because i'm so embarrassed to try. i feel like i would be criticized for not pronouncing things correctly so i just stay quiet. it's a really bad habit that i've formed but hopefully i can get over my fear one day. :(

[@oneear]

I hoe so !! just keep spekaing doesn't matter if it's wrong or correct

[@Ltmhndlt]

어머 오늘 님의 존재를 처음 알아버리도 영상을 먗개나본건지 모르겠어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ꿀잼!! 구독했어용

[@oneear]

감사합니다 !!! :) 좋은 하루 되세요 ㅎ

[@kirstenpan8465]

영상너무재밌어요ㅋㅋㅋ 점점한국이 유명해진거같아요! 항상잘보고있습니다💕

[@oneear]

감사합니다 ^^ 더 좋은 영상 자주 만들어 볼게요 ㅎ

[@amf8188]

for english native speaker, korean is hard. but then again, the best way to learn korean or any other foreign languages is by communicating with others. Live in that place, find some friends from that country or use an italki. if u spend too much on grammar, then u will have a lot of a hard time. u can watch how dave (the famous american youtubers) with his friends from different countries speak fluent Korean by staying in korea. and there is also one of his videos about korean have full score on english exam paper but cant even speak normally in english due to lack of communication. u can watch it here :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYmWgYBoatWlZsk

[@oneear]

Yeah, definitely! go meet people not studying at home

[@eyeswithhope13]

I'm learning korean now, and I'm having trouble with the particles, but I'm determined to keep practicing, I love how the language sounds. You're correct about reading Korean, I learned that really quickly, the problem is I read so slowly lol

[@oneear]

haha It's okay you'll get to the level you want to achieve soon

[@eyeswithhope13]

Thank you ^_^

[@김은주-o5y6u]

Good😁

[@oneear]

: )

[@teerich2011]

I was shocked that I was able to read those phrases at the end without looking at my alphabet cheat sheet! Only been studying Korean for a month. There's hope for me yet. Let's see how well I speak it on my first trip to H Mart.

[@user-eb5iy5fv6p]

Tamara Ritchie lol how was it

[@teerich2011]

I didn't get to speak any Korean. The staff people didn't really say anything to me, and my cashier was not Asian lol.

[@nancya7934]

I heard Korean first from watching a Korean drama on Netflix. After watching that drama I was hooked! I had to watch more but Netflix didn't have a big variety like they do know but I'm happy I'm able to watch Korean dramas on Dramafever and Viki!! My first k-drama was Secret Garden 😊 also I'm a big fan of Kpop and am so happy the US is having lots of Kpop groups coming and performing!

[@oneear]

on Netflix!? what drama was that?

[@nancya7934]

+OneEar my first K-drama was Secret Garden 😊I was hooked instantly!! After that it was Boys over Flowers! Currently I'm watching Uncontrollably Fond and Doctor Crush.

[@dokyeonglee2077]

오른쪽 여성분 한국말 진짜 잘하시네요! 발음도 정확하신것같아요. 생각도 멋지세요

[@Angie24love]

I took Korean for two quarters but now that I'm on Summer break I forgot everything ㅠㅠ What you guys did at the end, I always do that with my sister when I don't want others to know what we're talking about! ^^ But since I feel like Korean & Spanish have more similar sounds compared to English, I use hangul to communicate in Spanish. It's fun trying to figure it out >

[@oneear]

Sorry about that :( hope you pick it up again

[@happyday6516]

와 진짜 재밋게 봤구 구독 누르고 가요

[@oneear]

감사합니다 :0 다른 것도 재미 있어요 ~ ㅎㅎ

[@makeuprai]

I wish i had the time to learn korean 😩 i first heard it from kpop 🤓

[@oneear]

which song?

[@makeuprai]

+OneEar Exo call me baby ✨

[@오햇살-j7j]

+Rayo Ariyo good!

[@tune-sun12yul03]

외국인들은 좋겠다..................우리는 영어가 필수 과목인데 수학이랑.......외국인들은 필수 과목이 자신들이 하는 말,영어 밖에 없잖아..아닐수도 있지만....우리는 영어나 수학못하면 진짜.... 완전............한숨밖에 안 나온다......

[@양파볶음-r1d]

리샤 수능과 같은 대입시험은 모르겠으나 유럽권은 2~3개 이상 언어로 일상대화가 가능하게 가르쳐요.

[@pianoshann]

Funny how you think French sounds sweet because I feel like it's so rough compare to Korean 😂 I'll start Korean language class this year in uni and I think I'm going to have a hard time with the pronunciation. My French accent is already so strong when I talk in English, I cannot imagine in Korean 😳 Btw great video as always (:

[@oneear]

Really!? french sounds definitely sweet haha not Korean for me.

[@musiclover91ful]

Sentence structure. ITS SO HARD! You have to make sure you use the right particles,then sometimes koreans dont use particles in their sentences so you have to know when and how to use the particles correctly. Also,conjugation. When doing that in korean you conjugate based on the sentence and what you're talking about its just ugh. I love learning korean but sometimes im just like forget this. LOL I havent given up tho!

[@oneear]

haha, true. but you don't need to think too deep when you speak

[@tc0336]

For me, memorizing and forming sentences/speak was the problem. As soon as I memorize a grammar rule or a word and review it every once in a while it sticks. But certain things would just never stick. As if they had legs "Oh I'll stay here for a day or two then leave forever byeee." But when it comes to understanding, as long as I am familiar with the words I somehow manage to de-scramble them, it just takes a minuet for my slow processed brain to process xD And well... speaking I suck because I have brain farts VERY often when trying to form sentences ;( And luckily I watched a load of Korean dramas so I don't often have too much trouble with pronouncing ;) so glad at least my brain is capable of mimicking people lol

[@matchagyu]

Oh you like how French sounds!😍 I don't think it's sweet when we curse though! 😂 I first heard Korean in some movies a long time ago. I thought it was a nice language. Some words sound French to me! 바보 = pas beau (ugly) The pronunciation is the same so it's strange to me!😮

[@twinkletwinkle3488]

French is my third language and I notice the same thing when I hear certain Korean words :))

[@oneear]

as long as I don't understand what they're saying it sounds sweet haha

[@sunnygirly2k4]

I understand that as it is a romance language :-D

[@kimchiwesty7200]

This is really great, when you asked how Korean sounded to you when you first heard it, I remember thinking that I had heard other languages before but my first time hearing Korean I thought it much more sounded soft and sensual like French. I speak French and Spanish (not that well- native English believe it or not!) and hearing Korean reminded me of the softness you mentioned! I have a question for you, what is the meaning of the 'midah' and 'endae' I hear a lot at the end of sentences? (So very sorry for the bad romanization of these but I tried to spell phonetically to my ear) 🎢

[@oneear]

Midah...Endae...hm I guess those are 입니다/인데...which means "Is/are" and "but", I guess.

[@byp3742]

재미지다 재미져.

[@danielamesquita9758]

my native language is latin spanish, I learned brazilian, english (hard to pronounce to me) , I learned few japanese phrases and how to write it...but I wanted something different, I can read hangul and write it.. te problem is when someone speak it to me..is like... everything sounds same= eyo sasaeyo 😂😂😂 cheers! I love your channel.

[@oneear]

hahaha it could. even I got mixed up sometimes. Thank you :)

[@fernandafelitti8754]

For me it's vocabulary and grammar, because I'm not even an english native speaker! Like, when I was learning french, spanish or english, it was so easy to catch the words (I speak Portuguese). So, the korean language have many different words that I just can't remember the meaning! But, the dramas have helped me a lot with that! I just need to practice a lot now, haha.

[@oneear]

Oh, I see, you're from Brazil or Portugal?

[@fernandafelitti8754]

I'm from Brazil! :)

[@AdriaBeck]

재밌네요. 구독 쾅~

[@oneear]

감사합니다 :)

[@PINKRIOT]

I'm having a hard time with double consonants, gammar, and sentence structure lol but then again I just started learning. I was able to pick up the alphabet super quick and recognize them but putting them together without using the romanized version is still a bit hard lol

[@GothMsFrizzle]

I'm learning the alphabet now. I have been able to spell some things by ear, and I can write out names and stuff sometimes. Occasionally I'll see a word and think, "Oh, I know that!" But, pronunciation is definitely harder than just learning the alphabet. Especially ㄹ, it's so hard to make my mouth form that sound.

[@nsn18never]

Amanda Howard Agreed! English is my mother language and we don't have the ㄹ or 어 sounds in our alphabet. I learned how to pronounce 어 pretty well but I'm still having a really hard time learning how to do ㄹ haha. I even tried different tongue positions. I don't know how to roll my r's either so that doesn't help at all... I know this comment was two months ago but I hope you figured it out! If you did, I'd love a tip~

[@GothMsFrizzle]

I can roll my r's, but it requires a bit more than that. I've gotten to where I can say it within words, but it's hard for me when the sound is closer to the end for some reason. How I practice is by placing my tongue in position to say an L, and then sort of rolling into the position to make the r sound. I don't know if that makes sense, or if I'm explaining it right. So, like, the tip of your tongue behind your top teeth, and then ending with from the back of your tongue touching the of the roof of your mouth. It's a combination of both sounds. Make the R and L sounds and pay attention to the position your mouth is in. I hope that helps!

[@nsn18never]

Amanda Howard I think I know what you mean haha! Thank you so much though, I'm still practicing by repeating words I hear with the ㄹ sound and trying to match myself with it, it's still hard for me but I'll get there :)

[@우린남이니까남탓해도]

오 의외로 어순에 관한 얘기가 안나왔네요. 우리는 SOV순이고 쟤네는 SVO순이라 어순에 혼동이 많을거같은데.. 특히나 영어는 명령문을 제외하고 거의대부분의 문장에 주어,목적어가 들어가야 하지만 우린 마구 생략하고 동사만 쓰는경우가 많죠.. 갠적으로 초중고때 영어 독해 문제 풀때 긴수식어는 뒤로보내는 후치수식이랑 목적어가 맨날 뒤쪽에있어서 읽다가 다시 거꾸로 되돌아가서 다시 읽는게 젤 빡쳤네요..ㅠㅠ 잘봤습니다 ㅎㅎ 그리고 예전에 정치권에서 오렌지라고 하면 못알아먹고 혀굴러서 어륀지라 해야 알아먹는다던데 진짠가 보네욬ㅋㅋ

[@oneear]

댓글 보니까 어순얘기가 많네요 ㅎㅎ 역시 어순이 어렵긴 하죠 ㅠㅠ

[@ttjohns4821]

I gave up trying to learn Korean simply because I never get to use it. I still watch dramas with the subtitles because I just don't know enough words to understand all the conversation. I think it's harder too because "formal" speech often sounds very different from less formal speech and banmal. Could I get by in Korea with what I already know. Sure? I know a lot of common words and phrases but to understand what everyone is saying all the time would be very difficult without living there and having constant exposure. My friend's daughter is into Kpop and she texted me yesterday and asked if I knew of a good website or youtube channel to learn Korean. There are lots of them but if you don't have someone to converse with it's difficult to become fluent.

[@oneear]

Yeah..formal speech and informal speech stuff pretty difficult

[@OrianaTrindade]

A few months ago I tried to learn the Korean alphabet, but I quit it, I was studying English again and I didn't have time for both. So I tried to read your phrases "How to Korean learn English" and just the word "crazy" that I didn't understand hahahah.

[@oneear]

haha I wish you lean Korean when you master English

[@OrianaTrindade]

Thanks, I wish that too. Even more that, in English, I can found more material to learn Korean than in my mother language, so English it's essential for now ^-^

[@Kim-qe6sz]

고생하세요~^^ 근데 천만에요라는 말 안쓰는지 지금 처음 알았네요 ㅋㅋ 자주는 아니더라도 쓰지 않나요? 완전 쇼킹 ㅋㅋ 것보다 영어는 주어를 꼭 써야하고 한국말은 주어를 쓰면 어색하니 그게 진짜 헷갈리는거 같아요.

[@hanakim2212]

I know this non Asian guy at my school and he literally just picked up the language by having a lot of korean friends. And he never even got taught by a teacher.

[@oneear]

WOW, impressive

[@anissyafiqah1255]

i learn korean by myself tho. no teacher. my teacher is kdrama LMAO 😂 now it's my 2 years learning it and i can speak korean now . i even have many korean friends

[@bittercokejjang]

인터뷰재밌네여 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

[@oneear]

감사합니다 ^^ 구독 부탁드려요 ㅎ

[@革新-v2f]

한국어는 깊게 들어가면 들어갈수록어려움 파란색이에도 그냥 파란색만있지안고 푸르딩딩하다 파랗다 푸르다 푸르스름하다 등등....

[@suavesweett]

One struggle is That I can't write paragraphs and I can't speak it out loud BUT I can read and write 😭

[@siegfreidx1633]

pretend that you are mute😁

[@oneear]

haha you should start speaking something it would help

[@Rmveber]

when i heard korean i thought the language sounds nice and i wanted to learn it i was an anime otaku and i thought korean idols looked like anime characters lol and i became a fan and i thought it was intresting i started watching kdrama first also i thought korean language sounded softer and easier to learn than other asian language e.g tawinese or chinese , i like japanese and korean and arabic language and want to learn all 3 i know alittle but of all of them

[@78makito]

спасибо

[@파란우산-i1c]

한국어는 사랑입니다♡♡

[@djid10t95]

the first time I had heard the Korean language was in 1987 at Faith Baptist School (they have a Korean school there). 😇

[@oneear]

oh wow! where is Faith Bapist School tho?

[@djid10t95]

+OneEar Faith Baptist School is located in Canoga Park, California. I can still remember the brightly colored hanboks the kids were wearing (so pretty, haha) 😆

[@KaInt02]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ네.싫어요. 아니요.좋아요 할때 뭐라는건지몰라할때 빵터졌어욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ헷갈리는구낰ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@dntlktm5740]

I really think about learning it but at first I have to finish learning Spanish and it's so hard xD *cries in german* I don't get that language

[@PlayShorts3]

Learning Korean is much easier than Chinese Mandarin, and learning Japanese is easier than Korean. At least that's what i discovered. I tried to keatn Chinese, i gave up immediately 😂😂. Qnd i started learning Japanese, i didn't have a lot of Japanese friends and ended up having a lot of Korean friends. So i started learning Korean 😊

[@oneear]

OMG, Chinese is super super difficult compaed to Korean and English

[@jakankim2183]

한국어가 되는 애들한테 물어봐야지...뭔...가나다라마바사 읽을 줄도 모르고, 식당메뉴는 폰으로 캡쳐해서 번역한다는 애들한테...뭔 한국어가 뭐가 어렵니 어떻니 저쩌구...그래도 일정수준 이상되야...한글 다 떼고, 기초회화는 졸업하고 문법 정도 들어가봤을때 "아~ 한국어가 쫌...어디가 어렵고 어디가 쉽구나~"하고 품평할 자격이 생기지, 이제 가장 기초적인 알파벳도 못 뗀 애들 데리고 뭔 인터뷰를 해요? 겉으론 인터뷰니깐 한국어 배워야돼~라고 말해도 아직 알파벳도 다 못 뗀 거 보면 진지하게 배울 맘도 관심도 전~혀 없어보이는데요?

[@oneear]

저 교포분은 쓰기만 못하지 말은 잘 하고, 가운데 분은 말씀하신대로 초보이지만 아직 배우고 계시고, 오른쪽 여자분은 배운지 1년이 넘었습니다. 그런데 다른 영상 보시면 알겠지만 한국어를 배우면 배울수록 주변 사람들이 앞에서 대놓고 자기 욕하는게 이해가 되서 그만 뒀구요. 그리고 배운지 얼마 안 된 사람이나 많이 배운 사람이나 어려운 점은 비슷 하다고 생각됩니다. 우리가 영어를 배울때 잘 하는 사람이나 못 하는 사람이나 어순이 어렵다고 하고, 단어가 헷갈리다고 하는 거랑 마찬가지로요

[@도2-o5y]

뭘 얼만큼하는지 알지도 못하고 말하는 쪽이 더 무지해보이네요

[@애미뒤진년보면짖는개]

Jakan Kim 배우고 있음 아이 바로 한국인의 본성 제대로도 모르면서 다짜고짜 잡아떼기?

[@walleee5239]

이 채널 재미있다 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@oneear]

감사합니다~ :) 널리 널리..퍼트려 이롭게 해주소서 ㅋ

[@moshihead123]

The hardest part for me is the conjunctions/verb ending particles :( I guess I struggle with that in most other languages since it's really different from English

[@oneear]

IKR? but since you get used to it. it's not that hard I think :)

[@yunalee13]

I still can't get how to use right 은/는 -이/가 . I mean i read about it and when i say, oh yes! i got it! , when it's time to speak korean n use it, i feel i do it completely wrong. Another thing! when i first first started learning korean, seriously, i couldn't understand the structure of the sentence Koreans use and how everything is a verb!!!! that was my nightmare. In western we say " there are many people "," you are pretty" etc BUT in korean everything it's just a verb! 많아요, 예뻐요~ Seriously at first that was not making sense to me. Of course now it's fine! :) but i spent a lot of days crying n thinking that I'm stupid since i don't understand ^^ ( also sometimes even now feels weird that in korean we don't use specifically "he,she, it,you,they"... and that words are connected without space. But! korean n greek have things in common!! many expressions are same as in greek. also the word "yes" is same in my language! ^^ we say "ne" ^^ )

[@oneear]

To be honest, I don't know exactly when I need 은/는 -이/가. but I just know...I picked it up naturally :( sorry for you!

[@yunalee13]

+OneEar I envy you! ^^ yeah i think for koreans it comes naturally ~every foreigner is confused about it^^

[@daehoonkim931]

이번 영상도 재밌어요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ 저도 빨리 영어 형처럼 잘하고 싶네요ㅎㅎㅎㅎ혹시 단어같은건 어떻게 공부하셨어요? 단어가 난공불락이네요 !!!

[@oneear]

감사합니다 ㅋㅋ 단어는...글쎼요 예전에는 많이 외웠던 것 같아요 ㅋㅋ 그리고 사람들 댓글 보면서 이 단어가 이렇게 쓰이는 거구나 하고 알기도하고

[@ceberajec]

Grammar and some pronunciation. I think Korean is a beautiful language, but it's so tricky to get right haha

[@mamaishchannel5521]

korean....in kinda easy and difficult at the same time..just let continue too learn

[@oneear]

The more you know about it, the more difficult it is. haha

[@mamaishchannel5521]

yes it is....a lot of word have same meaning...depend on the sentence..

[@Xenro66]

7:11 I might do that, but in reverse. I'm trying to learn Korean, and I'm having trouble reading words properly, especially when they're in a large block of text. It takes me a good minute to read out a sentence in Hangul... And even then, I understand maybe 1 out of 100 words xD

[@데니-n2u]

한국인이지만 한국어 어려워요 ㅎㅎㅎ as a korean... Korean is very complicating and scientific... but it is very interesting language

[@NYANy95]

원어민쌤들이싱가보네용ㅋㅋㅋ 저 중딩때 원어민쌤도 한국사니까 한국말배워야한다고 우리들한테 한국말물어보고 그랬었는데ㅋㅎㅎ 한국어는 하나에 대해 표현이 많아서 어려울듯!

[@NYANy95]

아 그리고 독학하는 외국분들은 은는이가 구분을 잘 못하신다고 하더라구요. 예를들어 "시계가" 이게 맞는 표현인데 잘 몰라서 시계이가 이런식으로 말한다고..ㅋㅋㅋ

[@oneear]

+서재희 맞아요..사길 저도 문법을 알고 말하는것은 아닌지라..

[@kp-gbuniqueinterest]

I think formal would be the hardest. the only time I had to be formal was when I was working at 뇌교육. I had to study 한국능력 대비.To me 지키다 and 보호하다 are different meaning but depending on how you use it. They have same meaning. I wasn't used to formal speaking or writing. Listening I am good. Me and my mom we speak like we are best friends to each other. and I never had Korean friends here in the states. that why I learned Chinese all my friends are Chinese. Even at our Korean church the kids were sent to English mass while parents were at Korean mass. I only saw Korean people at church or if we went to our mini Korean town to have crappy Korean food. mom doesn't like to cook anymore ㅠ_ㅠ I want some 돼지국밥 앤드 감자탕

[@이지은-m7k6c]

저 왼쪽 여성분(한국교포?분) 너무 귀여우세요! 좋으다!!

[@oneear]

ㅋㅋ엄청 재밌는 신디..교포 맞아요 ㅎㅎ

[@이지은-m7k6c]

+OneEar 언니동생하고싶네요 정말 ㅎㅎ

[@lijohnny4104]

the part thats hard for me is learning the difference between reading and saying. the way you speak verses reading is different. Hangul was so easy for me but I just learn like a child I just listen to what people say and how to say it and repeat it and figure out the situation in which to use it I try to immerse myself in it I ask Koreans I watch Korean TV and just study as hard as I can.

[@oneear]

Just keep talking would be helpful, even if it's wrong sentence doesn't matter. you just need time to get used to it ! Good luck with that and have a good day

[@AnimeAngel115]

The First Time I Herd Korean Was In A K-Pop Song But As Far As Hearing Someone Speaking Korean Was In A Drama And I Thought That It Was A Very Expressive Language ^_^

[@oneear]

wow thank you :) usually people hear Korean from Kpop song, yeah

[@zensesan5659]

한국말 못하면 한국사람 아니야 미국에서 지가 한국인이라고 하는 사람 많이 만났는데, 한국말 보통 하나도 못해.. 특히 한국에서 태어난 사람들이 한국어를 아에 못할때가 가장 답답해, 왜냐면 한국어도 못하고 영어도 못하니까. 저도 한국인인 미국인 입니다...

[@Yuki-rj5qr]

I decided to learn some language in my university in the next year and I'm thinking about Japanese or Korean but actually its really hard to chose I feel like Japanese will be much easier for me to learn since I have watches a lot of japanese dramas ect and after few months I was albe to understand 50% of what the actors etc. was saying without any caption on but with Korean its more difficult I'm watching much more "korean stuff" I mean a lot of shows dramas im even listing kpop and I can only understand few words 😔 idn if this make any sance but in Japanese I was able to distinguish each word in sentence but I can't do it with Korean

[@oneear]

I'd say Korean!! I'm begging you!!

[@Yuki-rj5qr]

+OneEar hah I have a few friends from Korea and they all are saying the same 😁 but yeah actually I'm a lil bit more curious about Korean 🙊

[@1Dudette4Ever]

Japanese is hard. you literally have to learn 2 alphabets, like help me please.

[@anelyntorres954]

my main struggle to learning korean,mybe the hangul but it easy to learn the basic words and numbers and vowels but korean,it easy to learn.if i heard like ooh sweet,,but if i k learn japnese and chinese,im gonna die haha😂😂

[@sanggyungkim9513]

천만에요를 원이어님이 별로 쓰지않고 들어보지도못했다고 하시는건 영어로 You're welcome.의 의미로 쓰일 경우에 그렇다고 봅니다. 그럴수밖에 없는게 그건 You're welcome의 영어를 직역번역한 뜻이 천만에요일뿐, 실제 한국말에선 영어 You're welcome의 뜻으로 천만에요를 쓰지않고 뭘요, 뭘 그까짓걸로, 아니요, 제가 고맙죠 등등 다른 말로 쓰이죠. 근데 천만에(요)는 상대방이 어떤 주장을 하거나 소식을 전할때 그것이 사실이 아니거나 반대의 의견을 말하고자할때 천만에(요)라고 아주 흔하게 많이 쓰는 말이죠. 영어 You're welcome의 뜻으로 천만에요는 한국말에서 거의 안쓰이는게 맞습니다. 이걸로 문제를 제기하는 댓글이 많이 보여서 답글을 달아봤습니다.^^

[@oneear]

아!! 무슨 말씀하시는지 알 것 같네요 예를들어 칭찬했을 때, 겸손하게 "천만에요" 라고 말 하는 것들을 말씀하시는거죠? 제가 무지해서 그런 의미로 쓰인다는 것을 깜빡하고있었네요. 감사합니다!

[@귤-e4q]

hardest thing...maybe using new grammar...i learn a lot but i tend to just end my sentences with 요 or 은/는데요 grammar lmaooo. so being comfortable speaking and using different ways to say the same thing (korean ppl have so many diff ways to say 1 thing).

[@KpopLover1013]

Omg same here. Like I feel I could learn a million words, but the putting it together is what gets me.

[@oneear]

yeah, no need to worry grammar all the time whey you speak

[@mhgim3092]

유쾌

[@oneear]

상쾌 통쾌!

[@김우진-h3j]

신디선생님 나왔다!!!

[@jayyoo906]

The great impedement to translate Korean literatures is about vulgars that mills out every day and night. In fact, the script inventors even named Korean spoken language as "Eon Mun" or similiarly in English as vernacular. This vernacular was not the main stream language but a supportative one to inteprete Han literatures. Virtually I am unable to ruminate all the vulgars and slangs that are adopted in Korean daily life today. Often I feel Korean language was born to express dirty jokes and I never saw any languages are such.

[@gorgeousqueen_xo]

I know the Korean alphabet so i can read hangul; i know my pronunciation is wrong but its a start. Also i have know idea what any of it means. Im barley teaching myself vocabulary. Hahaha!!!