Ur not the only one :)

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No don't do that it's not that difficult to understand english. Come on!!!

Same like me, i learned english since i'm 6 years old but i still can't speak english fluently now I try to learn new language

yep omg now that i think about it i was always like wait, he's saying it backwards not just because he was learning english but that's how their sentences are structured omgggggg

Omg thank you for reminding me of that! That actually is really helpful for some reason?

Right? It all makes sense now 😫 Like, their language sounds weirdly structured to us but our language probably sounds just as strange, if not more strange than Korean. At least in Korean you get to the point faster, with less stress on things that should be obvious with context 😂

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IKR

Alexandre Santos oh my gosh he does

Alexandre Santos me thought it was german

@@jazzyjay6887 German has the same basic sentence structure as English ☺️ As most Germanic languages do

Melanie Cookie thank you 😊

@@melaniecookie5151 not experienced, but everything I hear about German is that it has the worst Grammer ever

Always a Fangirl SAMEE XD WHAT LANGUAGE BTW?

BTS Army :Back off Haters: Hindi. What about yours? XD

Hi , Indian army :) which state u r from??

***** Hey! And no state, I live in Chandigarh. You?

Oh , i'm from UP. u still awake?

Sanbika lol I do that with French

Thanks lol

Yoda...

What a great way of remembering, now I can just try talking like Yoda when switching to Korean from English.

Omg you cracked the code

My goal was to be able to watch ww2 german newsreels without subtitles :p, then it was to speak german without accent, and then to be able to speak the Berliner dialekt without accent and then the stage variety (Bühnendeutsch)

I'm pretty sure you can do that! fighting! :)

Vernichtend ich hoffe du hast es geschafft !

genepulp fighting!

genepulp what I do is memorize what they said and never learn Korean. Im dumb

ConfusedARMYBirb I haven’t watched it yet

J HO OOPE u should, although the plot is not that good imo, but u should 👌👌👌👌

SAME GURL

Omg stop making me miss hwarang again😢😭

HWARANG???????😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢 YOU MADE ME MISS HWARANG AND HAN SEONG AKA KIM TAEHYUNG AGAIN. I AM A BTS ARMY.....

same

CrystalDrop SAAAMMEE

Same its hard so hard but we can do it fighting!

Lol same

Girl your wish has been granted! Now bighit actually added subtitles 😊

Bighit add subtitles,you just need to click the caption,and then select a language.

did you reach your goal? :)

@@jem104 No 😂 bighit adds subtitles . But I still want to study Korean 😊

challenge yourself or lip read !! i try it with victon vlives

can you explain this a little more? I'm trying to learn and this helped me some haha

I just remembered an article somewhere that I read. Pretty much the Korean hangul system and sentence structure was made easy so that peasants in the olden days would be able to easily read, write, and speak Korean.

Yeah me too

Alexandra Adams Hye are you learning korean?

Ikr, that's exactly what i thought too ^^

Don't forget urdu!!

royalweed_ yeah... I don’t even know what a verb is

Sua Beoni93 girl HUH? LFMAKSHSOS OMG

Sua Beoni93 verbs are actions like, saw, jump, skip, something like that.

@@bellaruben7458 lol😂💜

@@bellaruben7458 Relatable, I am native to english but I cannot learn the verbs and adjectives and stuff, it's going to make learning Korean so much more difficult oof

I'm with you 😌 grammer is more important to learn how to make a sentince

Sissou exactly

So should I learn Japanese first?

Yes

Same with hindi xd

@@brigettecarnate2462 I mean I was going to do that but hangul is easier to learn then katakana,hiragana and kanji which has like 5000 characters so it depends on what you want to do really

spanish is way easier for me as well

Spanish is SUPER easy Probably because it has the same sentence structure of english apart from the adjectives which go after the noun..

Same! But maybe its because my native language is tagalog which is influenced a lot by the spanish culture.

Spanish is kinda like Arabic and I speak Arabic so it was easy

That's because Spanish and English have a very similar sentence structure, that makes it one of the easiest languages to learn (for native English speakers). I personally know four lanaguages, and two of them have a sentence structure that is similar to Korean, therefore it will be easier for me to learn the language.

Now do you speak Korean language

Well actually, 'Bantan we are.' isn't grammatically correct in Korean either:) But people often use that while talking. +) 'bantan' in the sentence above is not an objective, it's a complement, so it has the similar sentence structure when compared with English. So it's: SOV & SVC Hope this will help you!!

In the English order of saying XD If you take a look at the korean subtitles... Example: Your path, you must decide. >>네가 결정해야 한다, 네 길을. (You must decide your path.)

+fading 고마워요 colours

을 and 를 are object markers, they are used after an object and before a verb. they are only used in cases where the verb describes something. try thinking of the verb and then adding "what". i ate (what) and that will mean there needs to be an object marker. like with "eating" you have to be able to eat something. like an apple. and with the verb to watch, you have to watch something. it would be translated like this, I movie(object marker) watch(ed). 을 is used when the korean word has a Pacchim or what is translated as, a consonant at the end of a word like 책 (book). because there is "ㄱ" you have to use을 because a consonant like "ㄱ" can not go with another consonant "ㄹ". so it would be written like this 책을. and for an example with a vowel, 개를 (dog). 저는 책을 읽었어요 - "i (topic marker 은/는 - same Pacchim thing) book(object marker) read" - i read the book.

를 is the direct object partivle.. You put 를 after the word that is the object of the sentence. Just like they've shown in the example: (I) ate an apple. You can learn more of this by searching it on the internet or ask a Korean friend if you have one :D Don't mark my words about the explanation, it might be incorrect, I'm not a native speaker. Have a great day

it doesnt mean anything its just a subject particle for verbs

BigBang VIP :D

Kaisar Abutazil for objects...

Not just BTS, Korea has many more Kpop Idols or Groups fans in India

@@murphy5582 umm....we know that lmao. The OP just said that armies are basically everywhere aka the FANS.

Disgusting to see the name split everywhere. Bighit is colluded with the current dirty government and will be punished soon.

@@Wtfhashi exactly :)