WOW he pronounced "Deutschland" very well😃

I was a bit surprised when he suddenly said 'Deutschland' :D

in Chinese UK is Ying guo US is mei guo China is zhong guo Japan is ri ben India is yin du thailand is Tai guo is so similar to Korean ooo Korean sounds more soft somehow

Armys here will be thinking about Jung Kook 😂

Great, useful video. :) Even as a native Korean speaker, I'd never thought about what 남아공 stands for! You learn something new every day, as they say. :D Also, I was going to comment on what great on-screen chemistry Hyojin and Ben have, but from reading other people's comments, I have discovered that they are together, which explains it! Naww. :)

I get so happy whenever he is in the video after finding out they are together :3

Just so you know Ireland is not part of the U.k ( we won our independence in 1922) a lot of people might get really offended ( though I suppose they might understand if a foreigner from a very far away country made that mistake. just be careful though :)

I get so happy everytime Ben is in a video please let us see more of him he's such a cutie

I think the countries names are far easier to learn through Mandarin or Japanese the names make perfect sense as mandarin is such a literal language, in stand-alone Korean the literal meanings are lost and it can be very confusing. USA - 미곡 (mi guk) - 美国 (mei-guo) - 'Pretty Country' Peoples' Republic Of China - 중국 (jung-guk) - 中国 (zhong-guo) - 'Middle Country' England - 영국 (yeong-guk) - 英国 (ying-guo) - 'Hero Country' Japan - 일본 (il-bon) - 日本 (ri-ben) - 'Land Of The Rising Sun' or 'The place where all the books come from' Just a few for example. Also as an added note hardly any languages differentiate between Wales/Scotland/England. Japanese has a word for 'Welsh language' but still calls the country England and the people English.

Awesome to hear someone with a british accent speaking Korean! So hard to find people to converse with here, especially in the north east :( Nice video though.

Keke I was so happy you mentioned Germany/dogil and you also knew how to spell it in german, because I'm living here ^-^

The way Ben said Germany in german was pretty perfect o.o I am impressed!

Hi ^^ I'm from do-gil. Your german pronounciation is very good :D

5:08 hyojin says canada with a perfect american accent, I could have sworn someone else was talking

Awww he's so cute!

I was glad to find that the name of my country is almost the same in Korean, Norway _ 노르웨이

Thanks, that's very useful =) Ben, wow, your pronounciation of Deutschland was perfect!!!

아르헨티나 here~ 🙋

thank you for saying my country❤️사우디아라비아🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

안녕하세요 나는 터키에서 왔어요 나는 한국을 사랑합니다 ☺️

Wow.... When you say "Deutschland" I was shocked. Your pronunciation is very good. ^^

great video! you guys should do another video pronouncing some of the names of Korean stars, cause I know I always butcher those lol thanks :)

When you said 대한민국 it's remind me of Daehan Minguk Manse on The Return of Superman 😂😂😂 Anyone else?

I am happy .. you talk about my country saudi Arabia 사우디아라비아 .. 선생님들 감사합니다

Deutschland :D I just started learning korean and I'm really happy I found your channel :)

월남 is allternative for Vietnam also but it's kinda old words like 법국 (France).

Nice video!

Ireland isn't in the UK..... I can't find it on your list either.....

Thank's for talk of Mexico :'D Nice video, it really helps me

4:19 Taekook

Awesome! Greetings from Puerto Rico 푸에르토리코!

Thanks a lot guys...this video is really informative...m frm Indo n i love han guk a lot...

브라질 here!!

Jamaica wasnt listed :( i love your videos . Ive introduced it to many of my friends as well as we are planning to visit south korea.

It would be interesting to point out some differences in the transliterations of country names in the South and North Korean dialects of the Korean language with the North Korean dialect showing a clear tendency to employ phonetic approximations closer to the original pronunciation of the source and to rely more on the Russian nomenclature instead of the English one. For example 'Poland' in the SK dialect is 폴란드, which is clearly derived from the English name of that country, however in the NK dialect 'Poland' is rendered as 뽈스까 which sounds very close to the original Polish name of the country i.e. 'Polska'. 'Czechoslovakia' is 체스꼬슬로벤스꼬 in the NK dialect, but 체코슬로바키아 in the SK dialect. 'Germany' is rendered as 도이췰란드 in the NK dialect instead of 독일 typical for the SK dialect. The Wikipedia article on 문화어 (the Korean grammar as it is used in the DRPK) includes more examples of such pairs (the source language of the NK transliterations and the SK equivalents are given in brackets): 쓰르비아, 쎄르비아 (러시아어: Сербия, 세르비아) 카나다 (러시아어: Канада, 프랑스어: Canada, 캐나다) 로씨야 (러시아어: Россия, 러시아) 이딸리아 (러시아어: Италия, 이탈리아) 또고 (러시아어: Того, 토고) 오스트랄리아 (러시아어: Австралия, 오스트레일리아) 아랍추장국 (한자: 아랍酋長國, 아랍에미리트) 마쟈르, 웽그리아 (헝가리어: Magyarország, 러시아어: Венгрия, 헝가리) 에스빠냐 (스페인어: España, 스페인) 벨라루씨 (러시아어: Беларусь, 벨라루스) 오지리 (독일어: Österreich, 오스트리아) 쏘비예트련방, 쏘련 (러시아어: Советский Союз, 구 소비에트 연방, 소련) 애굽, 에짚트 (한자: 埃及, 러시아어: Египет, 이집트) 캄보쟈 (러시아어: Камбоджа, 캄보디아) 수리아 (아랍어: سوريا, 시리아) 까타르 (러시아어: катар, 카타르) 윁남 (러시아어: Вьетнам, 베트남) 윁남사회주의공화국 (베트남 사회주의 공화국) 뻬루 (러시아어: Перу, 페루) 메히꼬 (스페인어: México, 멕시코) 꾸바 (러시아어: Куба, 쿠바) 벌가리아 (러시아어: Болгария, 불가리아) 방글라데슈 (러시아어: Бангладеш, 방글라데시) 네데를란드 (네덜란드어: Nederland, 네덜란드) 스워질랜드 (영어: Swaziland, 스와질란드) 스웨리예 (스웨덴어: Sverige, 스웨덴) 뽀르뚜갈 (포르투갈어: Portugal, 포르투갈) 우즈베끼스딴 (러시아어: Узбекистан, 우즈베키스탄) 아이띠 (프랑스어: Haïti, 아이티) 뚜니지 (러시아어: Тунис, 튀니지) 로므니아 (루마니아어: România, 루마니아)

aaaah I feel so honored that you mentioned Austria, since personally I live in there ;)

터키 사람입니다! 여러분의 영상들이 너~무 좋아합니다. 도와줬으니까 고맙습니다^^ 진짜 재미있어용.. 안녕하세요!

i bet the "cheko" pronunciation came around when it was still czechoslovakia

저도 영국에서 왔어요!! Ben씨는 뉴말덴에 왔어요? 저는 한국어 배우려고 한국에서 왔어요.

wow!! thanks for this video,it was really helpful,i never knew JUNGKOOK would also mean CHINA but i can see these r diff

some of my korean friends did not know Indonesiaㅠㅠ when i said i'm from indonesia, they think 인도? omg ㅠㅠ so sad kkkk

I am almost 3 years late lmao but what is the netherlands? its 네덜란드 right?

Yey I'm got so happy when you mentioned germany, although I live currently in London, it shows me how much I love my country and how much I wanna go back😔

so basically jungkook means china?😂😂

Kyaaaa^^ He's so cuuute

korean speak Italy the way we speak in Brazil: Itália.

Algeria 알제리 Aljeli

Im from 오스트리아 :D

7:33 I read the Hangul!! I am so proud right now!!! Yay

Hello i'm from saudi arabia 🙊❤️ "사우디아라비아" ..... Thank you for this video 감사합니다 ❤️

omg his voice and his accent are awesome....!!!you are so cute together...!!!!

waaah i'm so happy you mentioned germany ^^ yeah it's because i'm german and live there xDDD it's cool that you know how to say germany in german xDDD good job :D thumbs up ^^

I thought this Video was about why those named where different and how they came to be. Can you tell me? especially 미국, 호주, 영국, 독일, and 종국. would be really cool! 고맙습니다 !!

독일 here^-^

But Ireland isn't in the uk...

Dear Hyojin, Can you please explain how a German word like "Arbeit" (eng. job) came into the Korean language? And are there any rules how foreign words will be implemented into your language? Thank you! P.s. I'm from heong-gali.

What are some popular young children's books in Korea? For example, in the U.S. most children have read books such as "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" or "Brown Bear, Brown Bear". Thank you!

I speak mandarin and it seems that rather than it being compared to english and saying the pronunciation isn't similar it's more like a spin off the mandarin word for those countries. Now this isn't me being snotty and whatever people may say, this is just my observation and that if you don't know the korean way to say your country's name you can probably find a version of it in either chinese, although i'm pretty sure korea has expanded enough globally to have it.

I am from/live in England and this is the first time me hearing a Korean with an English accent and me thinking it is weird, but I have tos say although i basically have the same accent as him I find it so sexy when he talks English with the accent

ah, i was waiting for brazil... :( awesome video regardless

I got so happy when you said Mexico

Oh oh I been waiting for Malaysia. Finally 💕💕

hello from 인도네시아!!

He's so cuteeee

The reason why country name in korean sounds very different in English is that korean learn this country names from Chinese,guk means 国in Chinese.Nowadays korean still cannot get rid of Chinese.

I’m from 필리핀 🇵🇭

Finland 핀란드! : )

You mentioned 체코 yayy! 저는 체코 사람입니다 👍

He has an amazing accent... 3

am I the only one who thinks this guy is sooo cute? ^.^ i mean i could rewind the video just to watch his smile! :D

never thought they'd say Saudi Arabia!! i knew it's name from Leeteuk hehe he's always happy when he sees Arabs in general and always saying alsalamo alaikom *hello in Arabic* i miss him :"(

well i also thought canada was 카나다 since i'm french canadian and we prounounce it that way in french!

whenever I see them together before, I'm always like, "why are you not together?" but then I knew it! they're dating! they look good together and they're really adorable!! whenever they look at each other my feels~

Still luv his accent

ITALY!!! 이탈리아 is pretty close to our pronunciation :)

도미니카 공화국! 💞

heyyyyyy greetings from 영국 ^^

+Amanda Chen Hong Kong -홍콩(Hong Kong) yeah. It's same.

나는 네덜란드에서 왔어요, 네덜란드 is very similar to the dutch pronunciation of the netherlands, nederland (korean version would be : nedellandu)!

What about writing in Korean the actual names of the countries as they are pronounced in their respective languages and not in English ? For example, my country, Rumania, is written 루마니아 in Korean but in Romanian language we do not pronounce it this way but we pronounce and write România (â is the Korean equivalent of ㅡ and is pronounced in the same way). So România, in Korean, would be written as 로므니아. Anyway, this is how is written, but is there another word for saying Romania in Korean ? 감사합니다.

They are adorable~

7:54 the link in the description box does not work anymore.

Greetings from ho-ju ;)

The link for the list of all the country names in Korean is not available anymore...Can you guys fix it? Thanks.

Just to make it clear, although in Chinese,USA is written as 美國 which seems like" pretty country" ,but it actually came from the pronounciation of A"merica" and it should not be understood as "pretty". Same as England as In-Guo, and etc. And so I would say that the names in Chinese sounds a lot more similar to the English name than in Korean. :)

Argentina는 원래 아르헨티나라고 읽는게 맞아요 스페인어로 g는 h 발음에 가까워요

greetings from 아이슬란드 :)

The U.S. In Chinese is meiguo which also means beautiful.

Would you say El Salvador just like that in Korean? It wasn't on your list :(

First comment? And yay England! Im feom england... :)

Okay know I understand my probs in SK :) I checked my countryname in Korean and they never understand switzerland but as soon as I said Suisse they knew where I'm form :D

나는 코스타리카 사람 입니다! Great video... I find you korean people use some country's names as they're writen or named in spanish! Like Argentina, Italy and Cuba!

I know why it is "CAH na da" It's because the first language of canada has been french ( Canada is pronounced like this in french) for a longer time than english. There is still a province speaking french called "Quebec". It's just a guess, but I think it is why a lot a people tend to say "CAH"

I'm French, so I'm from 프랑스 ^_^ but I live in Reunion Island, which is 레으뇽 아이랜드 I think.

Them:"Dae Han Min Guk" Me: "Mansae!! XD"

Is he half Korean? I'm half Korean myself and it's good to see other hapas.

Oh... If you know both Chinese and English you literally know almost everything... I'm a Chinese and what I need to do is to memorize which of them are Chinese-based and which of them are English-based... Some of them are mixed, e.g. South Africa 남아프리카 공화국 (南Africa 共和國）but there are not much of these

just noticed that in the site you wrote Lativa not Latvia XD

People who speak English and say "Canada" as 캐나다 are usually people with a stronger American accent. People from the UK used "Can-na-da" (카나다) more , so technically the pronunciation/spelling of 캐나다 is not correct.

Yay, Malaysia! :D