WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE HOW WHY in Korean (KWOW#16)

[@sopekookie7]

I learnt "moo-hut" from rap monster because he says it so often 😂

[@jptt1013]

Amy Gill is rap mon your bias?

[@yyyap426]

Wow nice

[@amaiacarcedo1566]

Amy Gill 😂😂

[@ashleyfox4329]

My Question Is...Like...How Do You Know What Yours Saying??? Like...Vocab. I Need Vocab To Put Together A Sentence. :c This Frustrate Me Because I Don't See Separate Words, But Rather Something Else. Am I Just Dense???

[@tinnguyen8608]

+Ashley Fox That's the mindset. Download memrize app and learn some vocab. Use Naver dictionary to find the words. Follow some sessions on talktomeinkorean

[@moche2303]

When people ask me if I watch any Korean dramas, I say "Yes. It's called KWOW."

[@thesakura19891]

doing is 'ha-da' (하다) or can be also used in 'hae-yo' (해요) or 'ha-go' (하고) form.. meanwhile, 'ka-go' (가고) or 'ka-yo' (가요) is the other form of 'ka-da' (가다) it means go/going..

[@TheCelticBomb]

with Korean, when you have a consonant final, there is something called "end-consonant release". basically you pronounce ㅂ/ㅍ as ㅂ, ㄱ/ㄲ/ㅋ as ㄱ, and ㄷ/ㅈ/ㅅ/ㅎ/ㅌ/ㅊ as ㄷ. so all the finals are either a "p" "k" or "t" sound. its confusing at first but eventually comes. there are loads of other reading rules as well which you may want to look up such as "tensification" etc..

[@umerdar8355]

I just love your teaching way .superb! well done keep it up!

[@sjg4388]

'What do I/we do?' is 어떡해 not 어떻게. Their pronunciation is almost same but they're different.

[@em-wi6gm]

the naver translation says the video version ur right

[@JayAnnDMD]

김상윤 i think it is because when a "lax" or "plain" consonant is beside an ㅎ, the lax or plain consonant becomes aspirated or you let air out just after the lax or plain consonant. So ㄱ will sound like ㅋ

[@JazmynsSwag123456]

누구세요? ^_^ dramas taught me that

[@bungeecum2866]

mwo is what too right?

[@masinalima]

it's a joke yup

[@christinadassau4447]

She makes the lesson really fun, and that makes easy to learn.

[@jim471960]

This is one of the best lessons yet! I really appreciate how you read and pronounced each word or phrase slowly and later used them in a sentence. Plus you are quite the actor:)

[@cfabregas95]

Haha I LOVE the ending! City hunter was AWESOME :D

[@KonataChan191]

I don't see how people can give these videos of yours a thumbs down... -.- You make it so simple, fast and fun to learn Korean!!!

[@thatpaulschofield]

This goes totally K-drama at the end!

[@RocketeerAndRoll]

Thank you so much!

[@thesakura19891]

when 's' (in Korean it's called siot, btw) were put on the bottom, it usually pronounced as 't'.. just like 무엇 it's pronounced as mu-eot.. and if it's followed by another consonant it's also pronounced as 't'.. for example 있다 (be/have) is pronounced as it-da (d pronounce a bit like t also).. but if it's followed by vocal then it's still pronounce as 's'.. 있어요 (formal structure of be/have) is pronounced as iss-eo-yo.. hope it help :D

[@CoffeeColouredkyora]

this is late but thank you!

[@jade-di9yo]

it helps a lot thank you

[@k.bbaggins7434]

OMG youre so Effective!!!!! youre the best! :)

[@clamppuntperch]

thank you professor oh for everything you have made learning korean so much more enjoyable

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

Thank you for your videos.

[@juliemccabe5451]

right when i heard Minho Oppa my head sprang up like MOO-UHT!!

[@YE.BO.AH.]

언니, 고마워요! yay! i did it!

[@Siena-ic4dr]

Martha Yeboah I understood you!!!! 🙏

[@changminified5043]

Martha Yeboah omg i can somehow understand korean now

[@ashapurna7530]

Yaaaaaay I understood you

[@Blinkisageek]

I'm living in Korea right now and struggling so much with the language. This is a great help!

[@Mgurl003]

Yay! Been waitin for this video! :) LOVED IT! For the next KWOW can you please teach us weather (for example: sunny, rain, etc) or emotions (for example: sad, happy, mad, etc) 감사합니다!! THANK YOUU SOOO MUCH! :)

[@greyfortitude18]

Annyeong haseyo! What is "how many" in korean? Kamsahapmnida..

[@한상훈-z7q]

+Mahree Modesto exactly correct

[@4everrbrooke]

greyfortitude18 Gam Sa Ham Ni Da* and that means Thank You not how many.

[@4everrbrooke]

Ik I’m 2 years late I just thought I should point it out

[@CoffeeColouredkyora]

no they were saying thank you in advance for answering the question not asking if gamsahamnida meant how many...

[@rubye07]

It is eolmana

[@dennisepaulene3072]

Minho oppa from 샤이니!!

[@syenarnjo]

this is really helpful...and at the same time, funny and very entertaining!!! gumawo yo!

[@metheos25]

I really enjoy your videos, they not only are educational but really really funny!

[@W12_95]

okay, i'm a little confused. The s consonant is used in "what" but it makes the sound "moo-uht." It also happens in the native korean number system. With the number three. It's pronounced "seht" but ends with the s consonant. I don't understand it, if you can help me out that would be great :)

[@asmaasma4883]

언니 고마워요 (ﾉ＾▽＾)ﾉ♥♥♥

[@Mgurl003]

Yay! Been waiting for this video! LOVE IT! -3 For the next KWOW can you teach us how to say the weather (for example: sunny, rain, etc) or emotions (for example: happy, sad, mad, etc) 감사합니다!! THANK YOU SOO MUCHH! :D

[@Mgurl003]

YAY! Been waiting for this vid! Thank you so much! LOVEDD the video! For the next KWOW can you please teach us how to say the weather (i.e. Sunny, rain, etc.) or emotions (i.e. Sad, happy, mad) 감사합니다! :)

[@ss501loversify]

lol..minho oppa n minyoung unnie last ending was totally daebak!!!!!!!!

[@mintyvintage]

W12Tyler the s consonant when used as the final consonant in the word is changed to a 't' sound. hope that helps!

[@NewHampshireJack]

Amazing, when watching Korean movies with eng. subs. I am understanding more and more words. The subs. confirm I did understand correctly. Thank you once again for this great effort.

[@TheLivingDeadOne]

Tons of uh-dduh-heh in k-dramas but they are always translated,."What do I do?My favorite line. Top notch video making Sweetandtasty. Your gonna be a big star one day! That or you'll teach acting. Boing!

[@HobbyLinguist]

Korean syllables can only end in a sonorant or a plosive (unreleased in final position), that is /m, n, ŋ, l, p, t, k/. That means other sounds will have to change in final position. ᄒᄍᄄ are dropped, while others just change into the most similar sound that is allowed in final position. /s/ is a coronal obstruent, so it changes into /t/ in final position.

[@alectricfoxx]

Thank you for getting back to me It is a running bet with some friends of mine about how character languages deal with keyboards and/or typewriters. It make more sense now. Your videos are very entertaining and educational. I like the guy and the older woman impersonations that you perform. Thankyou 감사합니다. =^.^=

[@TheGriffindor92]

MinHo oppa is back on the market now yippeee

[@mekrgonnn2358]

Whole family characters are teachers Respect.....

[@OmarValenzuela1975]

감사합니다!!! :-) I love this! Thanks, and I'm now subbed! Have a wonderful day! :-)

[@joynd]

man, I've been trying to forget that Miho is taken now! Why'd you have to remind me! lol :P Love your videos! Keep up the awesome work and gahsahapneedah!

[@11blanca111]

This is really helping me how to speak in Korean thanks fighting!!!!!!!

[@AznPhoenix95]

Their keyboard have characters on it. So like we have vows and consonants on ours, so do they-- it's just they combine their vows and consonants differently than we do. Korean keyboards are pretty cool because you can switch it to Korean or English, really useful if you're an english speaker over there.

[@financiallyunstable]

omg i love ur videos....u make learning korean so mch fun....thanks so mch for the videos........

[@thisstuffisminenotyours]

I'm one of those: Noooo, Minho oppa is mine!!! :D

[@seygra20]

Thank you for this!

[@Colabala2]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! your videos are interesting, very helpful on my learning~~ ^^

[@limmari317]

I remember I reacted like the last girl hahahaha Thanks for your awesome videooos!

[@Eonhyo]

for the Korean language, g and k is like written using the same consonant, which is ㄱ usually when it is at the beginning of a sentence, it is pronounced like 'k', and when it is in the middle of the sentence or a word, it is like a 'g'. I'm not Korean but that's something like how it is. I'm so sorry if I'm wrong or if explanation is incorrect!

[@ajxaxa]

running man is the reason i love korean

[@DarkDreamQueen]

LOVE IT! This entire video just made me think of my favorite KPOP Songs like T-ara's Why Are You Being Like This?,

[@TheLivingDeadOne]

Hearing all of you say Ship Yook made me laugh.

[@Destinyisours]

Thanks so much for making Kwow! I really look forward to this each week! :) I'd like to learn how to pronounce the korean romanization. It's very difficult for me and I wonder what sound the letter combonations make? Thanks!

[@MoroMoro1]

I was exactly how the character at the end was when I found out. Lol

[@kimphamkimpham]

oh my god, i couldn't stop laughing. Professor Oh, you're truly the best! :D. Thank you so much for your videos.

[@DGClass]

my favorite character or should i say my favorite voice... is without doubt Professor Oh herself :D!!

[@hq5665]

This is the best

[@TOYWYA]

When she goes over the word, it says in the bottom left corner that it can also mean "what do I/we do?"

[@JKGROB]

I liked the minho and minyoung part lol

[@mai567]

hahahhahahahahah your videos are awesome!!! :) thanx so much!

[@reveluvlinus6039]

from what i've learned, when the s constant is at the end of the syllable, it's pronounced as a T.

[@LoveKeepsGoing11]

Luuuuuuuuckyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!! ;D so jealous right now!!! Best of luck with the language! Fighting!!! ;) haha

[@hanniquinn]

Those Other Two Characters Look Awesome :D

[@homefry39]

Love the kdrama spice

[@sijakpoperpema3324]

Oh, ok. Thankyou so much, I'm gonna go check them out ^___^

[@tplikesnike53]

i luv min ho!!

[@BatheAlone]

Great vid! So useful!

[@asiankid159]

Hey! Professor Oh got a new phone! LOL. Anyways, for next week's kwow, please make simple phrases/introduction :D

[@maylavigne]

can I just use 어디 instead of 어디에?

[@katex007]

funny with all these characters

[@Kyg1kek2]

THE BEST VIDEO SO FAR!!! jinjja yeppeoyo ( I Learned that thanks to you! Gomawo!)

[@Monk4-4]

I don't make flash cards but i do have a full notebook dedicated to my Korean studies:)

[@justiae]

can you do a traveler's basic korean?:) we'll be going this october!

[@danicaa2872]

Thank u berry much

[@dotakidPH]

thanks man, i saw this before and didn't take it seriously..now i know that everything little thing matters. gamsahapnida

[@juggerknot9]

Can you please go over the rules as to why the sound of the consonance change depending on if they fallow a vowel or another consonant “ㄱㅅㄷㅈㄹㅂ". Like a good example would be how “ㅅ” will change from an “S” sound to Sh or a T sound, depending on different rules. I can’t figure out the pattern as to when and why the letters change sounds in different words. PLEASE HELP :) THANK YOU!

[@suzie2qute]

Great KWOW! Thank you! What about how to introduce ourselves? Always good to know how to do so properly so as not to offend anyone.

[@athleticgurl0320]

City Hunter and Lee Minho is the reason why am here.. hehe

[@calliexe]

hahaha,,they like minho oppa too,,

[@nogikyun]

how to say how much or how many?

[@nogikyun]

yash i got it in other lesson ^^ anyway thankyou for the answer :)

[@RocketeerAndRoll]

I thought "ka-go" was "doing"? Or does it mean both "doing" and "with"?

[@sincerelybp]

can you do a KWOW episode on how to say "wait" ? like " wait for me!"

[@AyaLovesAnime]

NOOO! I'm one of those people that cries when I hear that news. Minhi oppa! X'(

[@kami5]

It is also What to do, you can use it in both ways :-)

[@henna_gaijin]

Best lesson

[@alectricfoxx]

고맙습니다 =^.^=

[@pendekarlapok5731]

When you write down weh geu lae I heard like way goo ray ,by standard English writing

[@stevieg4108]

Hey! Where do Korean questions words go in a sentence? Would they go where they go in English or somewhere else?

[@Alreem273]

At the end prof. looks and sounds like Uee/ Yoo hyehi in you're beautiful

[@95CARMEN]

oppa minho is the cutest oppa ever!!! minho oppa saranghaeyoh

[@Someone1731]

Thank u so much for your effort , , would you teach us expressions that we often use , such as: how you doin , nice to meet you, i don't know,, and so on

[@Mykes25]

na jinjjahyo! kansahamnida prof.oh! aigoo, i almost forgot teach us koren cute expressions

[@celinakay4367]

So is 어디예요 or 어디예서 acceptable? I got that from a different source, but I'm not sure?

[@izsm]

i have been wondering why korean sentences are so different with the way we construct an english sentence..can you teach us how to construct a korean sentence?please.

[@KiwiCutieX]

Isn't the word for "how" ("ottokae" or Uh-dduh-keh") Also used as it "What do I do?" or "What to do?" I've seen it used in Korean variety shows a lot.. can anyone help?

[@er0325]

It wasn't my question, but thank you anyway, now I understand :D

[@JesseHarshbarger]

@stevenmix00 살사가 소스는 있어요. 잘자요 goodnight을 의미해요. 살사 is sauce. 잘자 means goodnight.

[@thesakura19891]

ahahaha~ you're very welcome :D glad it help! ^^

[@viciousdinosaur]

So did KWOW just turn into the regular lessons?

[@moon20811]

oh thank you!i thought Choi minho(in shinee) and Lee Minyoung(miss a)