With 'ㅞ', 웰빙 = Well being 웨이터 = Waiter 웹 사이트 = Web site etc...

"two guys fighting over a girl in a school hallway people surrounding them" oh so basically Heirs? xD

@ohhhmiiii

8 жыл бұрын

that's the first thing that I thought of when she started describiing it xD

I pretty much never comment on videos but I just have to for you!! Your so bubbly and makes me happy! I wanted to learn Korean and found your videos, you've made me want to learn it even more! I've been watching you for only a week (I went through all your videos 😂) and I just think you are so cool!! Thank you for making these videos, please keep doing it! 💘💘

Can you do a video on ㅃ,ㅉ,ㄸ,ㄲ,ㅆ vs ㅂ,ㅈ,ㄷ,ㄱ,ㅅ? I cannot, for the life of me, hear or pronounce the difference.

@sounnaelhadi6851

9 жыл бұрын

Yes! I also have a difficulty to know the difference between this two types of letters I hope you will make a video about this :)

@junseokoh8073

9 жыл бұрын

+Angela Celo I think pronounciation of ㅃㅉㄸㄲㅆ naturally come out when ㄱㄷㅂㅅㅈ are next to one of themlike in 국수 ㅅis spelled strongly, like 국쑤 not 국 수우~ it's quite different from ㅅ sound in 사랑, as it is spelled softly

@emimiracle4879

8 жыл бұрын

Same here! xD

@adelinasevers8475

8 жыл бұрын

Really late here, but I think of it like ㅃ is "b", ㅂ is a mix of "b" & "p", and ㅍ is "p". Same for the others; ㅉ is j, ㅈ is j+ch, and ㅊ is ch. ㄲ is g, ㄱ is g+k and ㅋ is k. ㄸ is d, ㄷ is d+t, and ㅌ is t. But ㅅ is defferent. ㅅ is more of a s-h sound, not like shhh but the actual h sound. so 자 is like s-ha. Its like you take a break between saying the ㅅ and the ㅏ. Whereas ㅆ is just a long, sharp sounding s. Plus, ㅅ can also make an "sh" as in she sound, but ㅆ can't.

@syua2809

7 жыл бұрын

Angela C I understand it tbh..you just need to go over it enough to understand.

w-what? university student? i thought you were like 16!

I've been trying to teach myself Korean but I'm finding pronunciation really difficult- I can seem to pronounce the sounds correctly but when I read words I tend to get them muddled up and I sound really awkward? Did you have the same issue at first or am I just really bad haha ???

I'm sooo glad you decided to start this series. I've watched and loved every single one of your "Weekly Korean" videos

what should i do after i finish learning Hangul? where to go next?

Nice demonstration~! I really liked your videosㅋㅋ 화이팅

This is so helpful , Keep going Margarita 💪🏼. I'm so exciting to learn Korean grammar with you, I hope you will make a grammar lessens 🙇🏻💙

Hi Margo! I'm really enjoying this videos, thank you so much for doing them. I've always wondered in which situations do you use sino-korean and native korean numbers; I would be really thankful if you could answer this in your next video. By the way, I really love your covers, keep it up!!

Thank you! I always needed help with these!

Oh my gosh is this what dipthongs are?? I CALL PEOPLE DIPTHONGS.

@junseokoh8073

9 жыл бұрын

+Park Jimin Then others must be 'Monophthongs' Am I right? ㅋㅋ

Love love love the videos! You're really helping with my Korean. I'm making tutorials on Spanish, Chinese and a couple other languages soon!

Hey Margo I would like it if u made a video about what level u are and what you didn't learn yet :) ! I'm interested about This ! By the way I love your videos and you've made a good choice of doing some weekly korean lessons !!

You make the best videos honestly! Thank you v much and keep these up :)

@nathanmiranda4485

9 жыл бұрын

By the way, do you think you could talk about good ways to learn vocabulary?

please do a more I love it

that background music is so distracting lol. so hard to learn when you're also jamming to it

@Mangorrita

9 жыл бұрын

+MrColdby Gotta love Lim Kim yea? ;)

@KhanhDinh291

9 жыл бұрын

+Margarita Letitchevski true

Can you give the best tips you have for learning/understanding/remembering Korean words,sounds and informal/formal phrases? Thank you and I love your videos :))

Love this series

I've been learning for a while now I find myself stopping... It's not that I don't want to learn (I totally do!!!) but I just don't know what to do anymore.. I find it hard to learn new Vocab without practicing in some way and it doesn't give me motivation enough if I don't practice with someone because I have no idea wether I'm doing it right or wrong... What should I do???

싸워라 is fighting...?? thanks

your lessons are helping me so much I hope u will make one everyday so I will improve my korean so fast Can you please tell me what to do after learning Hangul ?

heyy i have a question i want to learn korean but im learning sign languge would it be a good idea to wait or should i go for it i know this does not relate but i need to be answered

How did you learn so many languages? When I used to study a lot I felt like I was going nowhere

"dipp-tong!"

Wow! Really great talent for languages.

do you have a way to memorize these? that would be super helpful! that you and u have no idea how much your helping me cuz I had no idea what those were ive only seen them on pop popping korean

Thanks margarita that's very helpful

How many hours a week did you dedicate to learning korean when you first started? Did you increase them slowly as you were getting more into it? Great video btw

I HEAR LIM KIM I CRI.

I forgot this one... Margo how can I differentiate the pronunciation between ㅅ and ㅆ I don't notice the difference thank you so much ♥

Have you ever thought about being an exchange student in Korea? Is that possible for you? If not, what other countries?

For the diphthong "의" I often hear it as a 'ye' sound. Like in '너의개', I hear it pronounced as 'neo ye gae'. Is that another way of pronouncing the diphthong? Thanks!

한국에 언제 와요?? 기다리고있어요~

gorgeous...thanks for this video...you're so pretty! :)

Margo love this series so much!! I have been in contact with you by Facebook and twitter and I have a pronunciation question... in "eyes nose lips" by teyang I'm pretty sure that the lyrics says 너ㅢ 눈 so it has to be pronounce like "no eui nun" but I keep hearing "no IE nun" and in other songs is the same... what's going on here? hahaha I hope you answer my question love you so much loves from Chile, adiós ♥

What app can i use in iphone?

How far is your progress in learning Korean? (& how long did it take you?) Like can you listen to a korean song or drama and know majority of what they're saying? Haha just curious to know. Thank you!

How do you learn vocab? How many words should you learn a week?

@TaeHane

9 жыл бұрын

+Jesus Christ wow Jesus do you learn languages?

@chahinez1944

9 жыл бұрын

+TaeHane 😂

how many months did it take for you to learn Korean language?

ur speaking korean looks so good. as im korean

How do you speak so fast in Korean?

Eh? I'm confused rn I'm not getting something..are they like Verbs, adverbs, adjectives etc? Pleaseee answer back even though this is old. Also, do you REALLY have to worry about them when speaking or more of writing? Thank you!

웨는 주로 외래어에서 많이 사용되는데 '이게 웬 일이래' 에서처럼 좀 의외의 상황에서 쓰는 '웬'이 있어요!

Thanks for the video :) This video is pretty much interesting to me. Koreans called diphthongs "이중모음" which means "double vowels." I think this is because we combine two vowels there. In Korean, there are much Chinese (pronunciation is totally different but the meaning is almost the same). 이중모음 stands 二重 (double) 母音(vowel). When I pronounce diphthongs such as ㅚ, ㅙ, and ㅞ, I felt exactly the same with you. Although I am Korean, I cannot difference of their pronunciation. For 웨, we also use this word when we said 웬일이야? (What's happening to you? or what is this all about?)

고마워요

You help me a lot

Can you talk about ㅅ and ㅆ? I've noticed that they have the same pronunciation sometimes. And I've noticed that sometimes they are pronounced as an 's' but other times like 'sh'. Do you know anything about that? 😊

@beatrizalexandra6612

9 жыл бұрын

When paired with a "Y" sounding vowel (ㅛㅕㅑㅠ ect.) it becomes more of a sh sound so 샤 is a sha sound instead of a sya. The only other one is 시 and it's also shi and not syi! I hope you can understand, and hopefully someone else can correct me too^^ Goodluck!

@SillyLilly2208

9 жыл бұрын

Beatriz Alexandra thank you~~🎉🎉😊😊

정말 예쁘다

is korean language difficult to learn?

ㅎㅎ 재밌어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Can you speak Chinese too?

PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO THAT TELLS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONSONANTS & DOUBLE CONSONANTS

@danielbunn5675

8 жыл бұрын

+Min Debbie Basically double consonants have a stronger heavier sound

@deborahs.1312

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Bunn thanks for answering, i didnt see your comment sorry. Tho i figured it out😊 Do you know if there's a difference between 위 & 의 ??

@deborahs.1312

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Bunn thanks for answering, i didnt see your comment sorry. Tho i figured it out😊 Do you know if there's a difference between 위 & 의 ??

한글 발음이 굉장히 좋아요.

how old are you?

what were the diphthongs in the last video?

@rorylynne

8 жыл бұрын

+Autumn Sunshine All the double stroke vowels. :)

@autumnsunshine5615

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Can you show your korean notebooks more thoroughly?

How to differentiate the vocal 에 &애?

@Mangorrita

9 жыл бұрын

+sarah iman Check out the 2nd episode of these series! It'll help, i promise ;)

@seong-keelkim9086

9 жыл бұрын

+sarah iman The vocal 에&애 is same. It differs from the usage in a sentence.

@3sooho3

8 жыл бұрын

+sarah iman Think like this. In English, there are 'bad' and 'bed'. Can you tell the difference between these sounds? It is exactly same with the difference between 'ㅐ' and 'ㅔ'. So, we can distinguish 배드 and 베드. But, in practice, I barely can tell these two are clearly distinguishable in Korean. There is always a context in a sentence, so I can tell what is what though. In another way to explain is something like... structural approach. the sound of 'ㅐ' is... like 'ㅏ' plus 'ㅣ' sound. So, if you try to pronounce the two vowels at the same time, it sounds like a little bit higher tone. the sound of 'ㅔ' is 'ㅓ' plus 'l' sound. So, if you try to make the pronounce the two vowels at once by combining them quickly enough, it sounds like a little lower tone. I hope this helps.

@3sooho3

8 жыл бұрын

+sarah iman Ah! another example is... 'bat' and 'bet' respectively 'ㅐ' and 'ㅔ'.

@seong-keelkim9086

8 жыл бұрын

'and' & 'end' 😆

hey guys, ive heard the word "itemeon" i guess, omg what does it mean?!?!!?

@luffysworld

8 жыл бұрын

like in BTS's song just one day

@BottleOfCandy

8 жыл бұрын

the ite is part of the word 있다 which is the verb "to have/to be there", and the myon is 면 which means "if" so if you put them together its 있다면 which means "if there is"

@luffysworld

8 жыл бұрын

+BottleOfCandy OHHH, thank you so much!!

가족 중에 한국인 있어요? 제가 본 외국인 중에 발음이 제일 좋아요. 전화 상으론 한국인으로 오해할 듯 ㄷㄷ

@minyounglee6523

9 жыл бұрын

+Park Moowon 부모님이 한 분은 러시아 분, 또 한 분은 이스라엘 분이십니다.

How is 외 romanized though?

@vini1272

7 жыл бұрын

sonyeondan feels oi ?

@ellekvideos2599

7 жыл бұрын

sonyeondan feels wi

I've got a few questions: 1. How hard was it for you when you first started learning Korean? 2. Have you seen GOT7 they're a k-pop group and if not please check em out😊 (I recommend Just Right) Also thanks for this I'm going to start learning Korean asap! 😎

Я не хочу учить корейский, я учу английский... с помощью видео, где ты учишь корейскому х)

Weren't ㅚ and ㅟ monophthong? But who cares? Nobody spells them at once... :Pand,, for ㅞ, 이게 웬 떡이냐! 뷁! --> might be the interesting wordㅋㅋ

마르가리'따'

Давай на русском!!!

how many months did it take for you to learn Korean language?