Georgia lmp Thank you 😘

Korean Unnie 한국언니 for the but and however why first u say ghe ron na and when u seperate its ghe lon na?

Sokia Grg in Korean, they don't have an r or l sound, it's both of them combined. So it certain times it may sound like an r and other times it may sound like an l, but it really is a combined l and r sound.

Georgia lmp true !

no....

Same

Same😂

Especially when it says the translation of excited. It means excited in a horny way 😭

Rochaé HAHAH OH NO😭😂

Haha lol same here 😵😀😀

Eye yeah. But the reality is not😂

Exactly!!!! I thought I'm the only one !

Lmao same

Same!!!

I laughed so hard when i saw this comment bcz I thought I was the only one who heard "𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐀"😂😂

Lmao, same here

Tacko idk if this is true. but i heard (from a youtuber: BenDeen) korean people don't use sarcasm alot. they understand the concept of sarcarsm but they just don't use it in conversations. so sometimes it can be awkward...

The problem is that the concept 'sarcasm' does not stand in the semantic universe as an absolute thing across all languages and cultures. Even between dialects, English and American sarcasms (note the plural) can be a source of confusion and misunderstanding: "Excuse me, but I wonder if I might ask if you would be so kind as to..." "Just _ask_ , you frickin' limey, you don't have to get sarcastic." "I'm terribly sorry, but I suspect that you have misunder..." "There you go again, gtfo..." But even between Americans, and even in the same _city_ , check this out, everyone is in or near Seattle (and not far from me): www.yelp.com/topic/lynnwood-why-so-sarcastic-all-the-time As best we can cross-correlate 'sarcasm' between the two languages, it's hard to make sarcasm anything other than very serious speech in Korean. Sarcasm is not casual, it doesn't have a spectrum from 'banter', 'teasing', friendly sarcasm, criticism, insult, abuse, etc. Sarcasm is put-down, plain and simple.

Verkwan Butt Slap I think this is the reason why koreans hate it the most when they hear someone talking in sarcasm.

Kieun Cho wow do you have kakao? I want to improve my korean if you wouldn't mind helping with any language or culture aspects I want to learn c:

tubeist- dan lol, you're explanation made me dizzy😂. Glad, my country doesn't take sarcasm that seriously. 😂. I think i couldn't live without using sarcasm on someone. 😂

축하합니다, 알렉스 :D

Alex 와 잘했네요. 열심히 공부하세요! 😊

Alex you have my name

...it was two sentences

Oh my God how do you add a picture to your name omg!?

Haha ! I'm a blink too 💕

Art by Atlas Thank youu

Art by Atlas 19132

See at 4:22 is called 'then' you can say it to you boss or any senior post holding person like -- Then I'll be going

I LIKE YOU. NO, I LOVE YOU. CONI TOO!!!!

Sibongtv 시봉tv oh you're here, please upload a lot of videos to learn korean like her! I like your videos too bcs you teach us a lot of informal words

Sibong♥

Sibongtv 시봉tv I love your videos!!

Sibong!

Thank you Kheza!!! Will make better videos xoxoxo

Omg. Thank you. Fighting!

you can't speak 한글 (hangeu). 한글 is a written script. Korean language is called 한국어 (Hangug-eo) or 한국말 (Hangug-mal).

@@palmtree1958 omg shut up. I can speak Korean, I’m actually going back to Korea in a few months to visit some family. If you are speaking in Korean you can say “I speak *hangul* “ it literally doesn’t matter. Stop correcting people on something when you’re wrong.

brummell52766 yes please!!

@@chaderon9705 "WOAH" XDDDD lol

@@chaderon9705 의 = Something like euwii sounds similar like (Tzuyu - jjeuwi) or idk 애 = Eh (uhh eh??) 에 = Ey (Ayo!) AYO HITMAN BANG INTRODUCES HIT IT THE SEC AUDITION 외 = weh (oe = oweh we say it fast lol so it's weh XDD) 왜 = WAE?! (WAEEEEE?!?! XD) 워 = Woh (WOAAAHHH HEEEEYYYYYY) (Sorry I was messing around lol

nyami they are the same, you just have to choose which one you prefer.

They're all the same, just like in English we have: so, therefore, etc.

The last one is better for me... Cuz' V uses this word many times 😂💜

@@taevin0613 Haha, true. I love the way Tae talks. It's so weird but I love it, he's the best. :)

@@Sillyman3000 I'm not army, but are you getting 하지만 confused with 하지마?

Articles?? Particles??

Actually yes.....

it will be difficult to get correct answer while listening if both words are given in the options.

Exactly!!

omg stop

We.l kinda but it like like corona

Even me 😅😅

Same here

Thank youu!! I will produce more helpful videos so hang in there ;)

Shadow_striker 13 Thank you! 😊

Yes I agree. I think it's somewhere between l and r but rather ask unnie to explain it.

There are two words. HAJIMA : don't. HAJIMAN : But

Manasi PURPLE ARMY Aaaaahhhh, I see!!! I’m going to have to check those lyrics 😅 thanks!

@@Knee52 😁

술을 마시면 기분이 좋아지고 마음에 행복이 옵니다. (This sentence rephrase what you wrote above in a more native way.)

ConaxHateGG that confuses me as well 😩

ConaxHateGG It's the same in your languages. These are just the like the alphabet in English. ,, a" have also nota Spezial meaning in and.

Diana mary Roselin it’s in between both those letters. U should watch a pronunciation video. It’ll help.

@@ashii6092 ohh ok I'll watch

esra yavuz Yes it's short for 그런데!

Arundhati Bhattacharya thanks 💕

No problem!

you can only use 근데 in informal situations;;

안녕

In your area

Saï Fujiwara ♥블랙핑크♥

I knew someone would notice!