Me Encanto en Español, se dicen asi: 1. Cuchara = 2. Tenedor = 3. Palillos = 4. Plato = 5. Tazón =, 6. Contenedor = 7. Cuchillo = 8. Tabla de cortar = 9. Pinzas = 10. Copa = 11. jarra = 12. Taza de medir = 13. Vaso = 14. Copa de vino = 15. Tetera = 16. Olla = 17: Soporte de olla, = 18. Sartén = 19. Colador = 20. Batidor = 21. Espátula = 22. Cucharón = 23. Tijeras = 24. Cuchara de Arroz o Cucharón = 25 Abrebotellas, I love it, since it is an excellent way to learn, I leave you as they say this cooking articles in Spanish, like Korean, the words are pronounced as they are written unlike English, that if the j is pronounced as the sound of the h in Spanish and de LL like a J in spanish.

@andreaa.8869

6 жыл бұрын

Hola, yo tambien hablo espanol, el abrebotellas en mi pais le decimos destapador o abridor (el teclado esta en ingles y no me deja escribir bien)

@Vicky-jw2ts

5 жыл бұрын

Same as tagalog or filipino

@yangjeongin4053

3 жыл бұрын

And because filipino is the same as spanish and english... same

@yangjeongin4053

3 жыл бұрын

Kutsara tinidor kutsilyo plato

@eyaaaaa5573

3 жыл бұрын

Wow I thought kutsara is Filipino it's Spanish pala

Am I the only one going through her videos with a book in the hand and writing everything

@ishitasahoo6572

6 жыл бұрын

Gwihan Bts No 😂

@suzy4169

6 жыл бұрын

lol nope, I do the same!!!~~ 😁😁

@melissawall4108

6 жыл бұрын

No you're not.

@jungkookiesarethebestkooki6673

6 жыл бұрын

HAH LOL me

@windofstarlight7441

6 жыл бұрын

Gwihan Bts me too..hahaha i really like her way of teaching😍

Thank you for slowing the pronunciation down and demonstrating everything so clearly. I love your videos.

This is how horrible I am with kitchen related words: "I learned them both in korean and english" 😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸

@Lori.jpg95

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in the same situation lol even in Spanish my mother language HAHAHA

@fitrianigunawan2106

3 жыл бұрын

ME TOO!!

Watching this for the second time 3 weeks later, using it to study and the way you pronounce so clearly helps a lot with my imitation. Also putting the verbs that go with some words is a work of genius. I loved this lesson jumping to the next thank you so much

I really like how you pronounce words slowly. You cannot imagine how much it helps. 감사합니다!

Tupperware is an American brand, too! Just like 락앤락. We'll either call it Tupperware, or just "container." Like, "do you have any containers? Your cooking was so good I want to take home leftovers." 락앤락 sounds like "lock 'n lock" to me. Easy to remember since the lid "lock and locks" on! Also, your videos have been the most helpful so far. Thank you so much!! 사랑해요!

That was an wonderful video Minji, You are really good. Suggestion: In your episodes,Can you please also the verb (sentence) associated with each of the words. That will help us know about the verbs and it sentences about it. Thank you for reading my comment and going by it haha

GREAT... i'm going to make some flashcards with these new vocabulary .. thank you for your hard work

@minjiteacheskorean

6 жыл бұрын

Dina M.H It's my pleasure ♡♡ 감사합니다

@abbeygelwick6957

4 жыл бұрын

@@minjiteacheskorean im so proud of myself that i know that you said 감사합니다

Thank you for making this easy. I work in a Korean business and am learning

Haha now I know more words from the kitchen in korean than in my native language... Your videos are the best, thank youuuu!

6:40 You pour it -- You must drink it! :) Cool video. I'm taking notes and going to make flashcards after the next video. Anyone use Quizlet?

숟가락 포크 젓가락 그릇 통 볼 용기에 담다 락앤락 도마 칼 집게 집다 컵 머그컵 머그잔 계량컵 유리잔 와인잔 소주잔 맥주잔 주전자 냄비 냄비받침 받치다 프라이팬 후라이팬 체 거르다 거품기 뒤집개 뒤집다 국자 가위 주걱 병따개 따다 새로운 단어를 많이 배웠다 감사합니다

lol, I always thought, that 포크 is leaned on the english word "to poke", since you alwayas poke with a fork in your food xD

Thanks for your clearly explain

Very useful video. Thanks!

I really like the way you put the word up with English letters and Korean it helps a lot,and speaking slowly is great Thank you beautiful

선생님, 감사합니다!

I love to cook Korean cuisine and very much appreciate this video! Looking forward to watching Part 2. I really appreciate your taking the time to explain the vocabulary and pronunciation in detail. Thank you so much for making and posting this!

i really love this series ♥ , well explained , easy to understand thank you Minji ♥

Thanks 감사합니다

Nice one Minji i love this. 😍👏👏👏😂Jungmal kamsahamnida I really learn something whooaahh are there any Army here?

This is another wonderful series! ☺

👍👍👍👍 great teaching techniques

this was so fun and useful, thank you from Mexico

Thanks ☺️

Thank you!

Wow~~ Learned lots of new words... I like this series!!!~~ 😊👍🏼

감사합니다 민지 선생님

thank you for this video teacher..:) very useful.

Hello!! Your videos are helping me a lot. I think a am getting better at korean, so thank you!! Keep up the good work, greetings from Portugal

This video is really awesome and you do a great job explaining the pronunciations!

이 찬넬 찾아고 진짜 좋습니다. 이 동영상 도 너무 감사합니다🙇 그리고 반갑습니다 😊

Thanks from morocco😘

Useful thanks

Nice video thanks 😍😙👍👍

Thank you for the video, it was really helpful for my Korean class

Very good video. I learned a lot!

You are the best!! Keep up the good work :) your videos have been so helpful.

감사합니다 선셍님

thank you soo much

May you do this but in different locations plz this is really helpful thank you

I'd love to see a gaming slang/phrases video! I'm a big gamer so I'd love to know some common words or phrases that Koreans use when playing online games with friends!

Thankyou!

언니 정말 사랑해요 ㅜㅜ

Thanks for this video! This is very useful for everyday, esp when watching cooking videos! I like how you add meaning for each letter to make it easier to understand and hence easier to remember, as well as the associated verb commonly used with the tool. :thumbsup:

For a while, I wondered what 락애락 meant until the host mentioned that it was a container brand. I immediately thought of Lock n Lock which is a popular and famous Korean brand of containers sold in my country.

Glad to be early again!!! ❤❤

@minjiteacheskorean

6 жыл бұрын

Alice Silva Thank you for being here so early!! 반가워요!!♡♡♡

Good work minjisi🤘🤘🤘

선상님 감사합니다 I can only refer to words English in Korean because I know not English word for them, and video very helping!

정말 너무 감사합니다 ^^

@minjiteacheskorean

6 жыл бұрын

sanmanita hazarika 저도요~!!! 감사해요♡♡♡♡

감사합니다.....

당신은의 비데오를 너무너무좋아요 진짜야 진짜💕 왜 이렇게 이쁘네 선생님? ❤️ 감사해요

@minjiteacheskorean

6 жыл бұрын

Sabrina ㅎㅎ와~ 정말요? 감사해요❤❤❤❤ 구독자님의 마음이 훨씬 더 예쁘세요 (Your heart is much more pretty) Thank you for this lovely comment!!

I’m Australian so my accent makes it a bit hard to pronounce some words 😭😭🤧🤧

락앤락 in korea seems like here in Indonesia, most of us calling container with "Tupperware" even isn't a Tupperware lol #sooryBadEnglish

for 'container' i'll just say 용기 as it sounds like yoongi

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I've seen 3 different names for bowl in Korean X.X

Just curious, does "Garak" actually mean anything? Cause I notice the same word is used for "hair" and even "fingers" in Korean???

I am from india and in india kal means tomorrow

Doing it for bts

*Please Help* I need some help translating a letter to my coworket who is leaving ♡ Thank You so much for making each friday shift fun and enjoyable. I hope I wasn't too annoying or too loud. Please dont remember me as the strong baby. I hope the very best for the future!

@krisday5317

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You so Much Minji unnie!!

@minjiteacheskorean

6 жыл бұрын

I hope my comment is not too late! 금요일마다 재미있고 즐겁게 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다. 제가 너무 성가시거나 시끄럽지 않았길 바라요. 너무 드센 친구로 절 기억하지 않으셨으면 좋겠어요. 앞으로 하시는 일 모두 잘 되길 바랍니다. I assumed your coworker is older than you so I wrote this using very polite sentences^^ I hope u like it

@krisday5317

6 жыл бұрын

Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 Thank you so much and yes she is 😊

the korean words of water is mul?

@minjiteacheskorean

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! 물 = Water

49-like from me

Pleas post a short video in Finding something, ex. Where is the........?

It's better if you put image of the things instead of English words. That forces us to think in Korean not to think English and then translate it in Korean... :) (Sorry for bad English; not a native English speaker)

How many bts army are watching this video

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