strawberry kimchee korean
strawberry kimchee korean
안녕~ My name is Sara and I'm currently studying Korean in Seoul. I'm sharing my journey learning Korean to hopefully motivate you (and myself) to grow as learners! Let's be study buddies ^^
My current posting schedule is every Tuesday~
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Welcome to korea..♡♡ and I hope your success...♡^^♡
겨울에 충북 단양하고 캐나다하고 어디가 더 추워요?
Sara the best gurl
스낵류 과자가 맛있는 하지만, 기름에 튀긴 과자는 피부 및 건강에 좋지 않습니다. 적당히 드시는 것이 좋습니다.
안녕하세요 한국에서 즐겁게 지내세요 응원해요 😊
감사합니다 ^^
한국에서 행복하시길 바랍니다! 예쁜 사람은 어디서든 환영이죠!
Great video!!! I am also trying to learn some Korean; just don't know where to start. Btw, your vampire fangs are sexy. 😀😀😀
한국돌아왔네요 환영해요 ^^~
that park looks so nice! i think i've seen that same textbook before? do you recommend it?
I recommend it if you're interested in myths and folktale already! A good point is that it teaches you some interesting bits about korean culture and thought process through the stories. However, because these are traditional folktales, the vocabulary isn't very relevant to everyday life. I think it just depends on what you want to get out of the book
What a lovely vlog 🤍✨️
Thanks ^^
I feel you on the flight, I feel like it goes wrong every time 🥲 But, I am glad you are back in korean and I am so excited to come back to Korea too in a couple of months because I really miss Korea and I am so bored here in America 🥲
I'm excited to be back too! Are you coming back to Korea for a vacation or something else?
@@strawberrykimcheekorean I’m going to do a working holiday in Korea, so technically I can only be in Korea for 18 months. But I plan on doing English teaching afterwards.
@@strawberrykimcheekorean I’ll be in Korea in July so if you want to meet up let me know.
no i love this idea bc diff snacks are nice for diff occassions 😭 jfdjkdfjk 초코송이 너무 좋아해요!! srsly one of my fave snacks ever i'm actually obsessed and the mushroom design is everything hahah also i so understand the seeing a huge block of text in korean and just shutting down lol i got a graded reader in korean that is clearly above my level, but its cool to know one day i'll be able to understand it :') 파이팅~!
I have so many different books for reading practice and I never use them because it feels too overwhelming lol, I really need to practice more ^^; I saw you reading Coraline in Spanish and I was so jealous! I want to be able to read a novel in Korean one day too~
@@strawberrykimcheekorean i'm really hoping to start with webtoons soon, as they're MUCH easier on the eyes and way less overwhelming :') and awe, you'll definitely get there!! it def is a cool experience hehe
안녕하세요 사라님! 유튜브를 통해 영어 공부를 하다가 사라님의 채널까지 오게됐고 또 구독까지 하게되었네요. 영상 잘챙겨보고 있어요. 오늘 영상에선 제가 자주가던 서울숲 배경이라 반가운 마음으로 더욱 집중해서 봤네요.앞으로도 계속 잘챙겨볼께요ㅎ 사라님도 원하는 일들 모두 다 이뤄지길 빌고 지금처럼 언제나 맑고 밝은 예쁜 모습으로 재미있는 한국 생활하시길 빌어요❤
People watch but somehow resist commenting I wonder how. I bought this book twice I think. I started studying Korean a long time ago and then stopped and forgot everything and then started again and rebought it. It's hard to find reading material. I only read half of it though. I gave up because it uses weird words like chestnut burr and hedgehog. And because they're all short stories the characters are always different and I find it hard to stay interested. I moved on to Harry Potter. Oh. Off subject but I'm trying to force myself to read Korean out loud currently as I prepare for my trip to Seoul. I'm desperate to find hacks to improve my Korean before I go 🤣🤣. Probably not going to work. The snacks all look to me.
Good luck with your travel preparations! Reading out loud is a great way to practice in my opinion ^^ I totally get feeling like this book's vocabulary isn't really relevant to everyday life (I just like it because I love reading myths and folktales ^^;)
@@strawberrykimcheekorean You're lucky then. I'm pretty sure there's more graded readers based on folk tales available. Since I'm going all the way to Korea I decided to splurge and buy the rip off TTMIK graded reader app. I call it a ripoff because of the subscription pricing model. I can say from experience that it's easy to spend money on books but not get around to reading them and if it's a subscription model then that just doesn't feel fair. But I definitely have motivation for the time being so I will see how much I can read in one month.
NIce video. Looking forward to following your journey in Seoul and learning the language. BTW, the campus is beautiful.
응원합니다 🎉😊😊😊
감사합니다! ^^
this is a book shop rather than a library : )
What are the costs involved with the move, classes and rentals etc?
I already lived in Korea so my moving costs might be a bit different, I basically paid a moving company 500,000 won to move me (that's including taking apart and rebuilding furniture and a few hours of driving across the country). SNU language school costs 1,800,000 won per term, with 4 terms in a school year. For my housing I'm currently paying about 700,000 won for a two room apartment including utilities with a 10,000,000 won deposit that will be given back after I move out, but there are a lot cheaper options for housing if you get a smaller apartment or stay in the school dorms. I hope this helps!
Great mam
힘내요! 전 유학생으로 미국에 있어요!
그대의 용기에 경이를 표합니다.
공기의질이 좋지않은것은 중국때문입니다 중국의 동쪽지역에 많은 공장들이 있기때문에 편서풍때문에 한국으로 먼지가 유입됩니다😢
Good for you! WHat district of seoul did you settle in? Always found all of the exits tiring, Oh, get off the train, go to exit 22, so many stairs. Overall transit is so awesome though. What study book are you using?
👏👍👌👏👏👏👏👏💯🙏 응원합니다.
Sweet!😃 And I will wholeheartedly support this channel
Great
thanks
Your video's very helpful
Welcome to Seoul:)
these are great tips! i truly believe in the power of native content as a learner. yeah its def harder, but also its extremely real and prepares our brains/ears for whats to come. not everyone is going to talk to us like a beginner friendly video! :') and yesss ive been doing that lately with korean, taking my newly learned grammar points and using new vocab to create sentences! its def helpful bc idk how else to study vocab atp djdjskd
I think trying to use the vocab I learn in my own sentences is the best way to remember vocab for me... if I study flashcards it feels like I'm learning really quickly, but I won't recognize the vocabulary when it's used in context so it doesn't end up being that useful in the long run😅 if you find a better way to study vocab please let me know, it's my biggest weakness right now and I have SO MANY words to remember ㅠㅠ
Welcome to korea.❤❤❤
Thanks!
i don't recommend watch Kpop or Drama to listen Korean. start Kids video 5yrs kids video to start understand Korean listen than getting hard one listen the speak Korean video. at less baby level speak Korean Korean like that
That's a valid point! However, in my experience, even kid's shows have too high of a level in Korean for beginner learners. If you want to meet your language level, a better listening activity could be a graded listening practice video (these are specifically made for language learners with different language abilities in mind). However, a lot of these videos can be a bit boring ^^; so that's why I chose to watch something that I know is interesting to me, even if it is above my current level ^^
@@strawberrykimcheekorean i means 3 yrs kids watch show
keep it up pls🎉
솔직하네요 세라😅
I was intending to study English, but the algorithm guided me to Korean study videos instead. Ironically, it turned out to be very beneficial
ㅇㅈ!
I'm glad my video was useful to you! Maybe some of the tips can apply to studying English while in Korea (and if nothing else, you can use it for listening practice lol)
I hope you all the best and enjoy every bit of Seoul.
Thanks! I think I'm going to like it a lot ^^
Hello, subbed!!
Hello, right back at you!
서울이 예쁘네 다른 세계적인 도시랑 비교해도 괜찮음
저도 그렇게 생각해요 ^^
서울에서 행복한추억 많이 쌓으세요 ~~~~~ Hope you get beautiful memories in Seoul
Thanks! I hope to make many happy memories here ^^
Oh resources… I like the Korean Grammar in Use series the most I think. I’ve purchased lots of books but Korean Grammar in Use for Beginners and the 2nd book for Intermediate are the only ones I’ve consistently used. The others just collect dust. You might think they’re brand new even but they’re really several years old.
I actually don't have Korean Grammar in Use but I've heard about it a lot. Maybe I should pick it up!
@@strawberrykimcheekorean The beginner book is just excellent. The intermediate one is good too but they clearly decided to increase the level of the examples using longer sentences with more vocabulary etc. I’ve had the book for years and I’m ok with the increased level now but I think it would have been nice if they gave simpler examples… and then below more detailed examples for students that are more ambitious or advanced. But I really like the pictures they give with the examples.
Even though I’m a veteran language learner… I have a trip coming up and I want to prepare but speaking is such a hassle. I was telling myself.. don’t worry. You can just practice speaking when you get to Korea 😂. Just read and watch KZread instead (why I’m watching this video). Ugh. I wonder if I can blackmail myself into practicing speaking. I did do a small group speaking lesson for beginners on iTalki today and I can say I need lots of practice 😂
I want to try italki too! I think online lessons are a great way to study with others when you don't have access to other korean learners in your daily life
@@strawberrykimcheekorean Check it out. Sometimes they have group classes and sometimes they don’t. Most of the times are convenient for people living in Korea 😂
I’ll keep watching the video as I’m curious about your personal experience but I can answer this one for anyone watching. The sooner you start studying the better. Nobody moving to Korea thought “If only I didn’t start studying before I came here!” That said I didn’t get serious about studying a foreign language until I actually left the US and spent some significant time abroad. Motivation is everything and you may not find the motivation until you get to Korea. Some people don’t get motivated even after they go abroad. But start before you go and do whatever you can.
Lol I know, it's so obvious, right? Of course you should study as much as you can before you go to Korea. I think I was just scared of making mistakes so I made up excuses to procrastinate studying ^^;
As soon as I started learning Korean I wanted to move to Korea but due to the lack of money and research only now (3+ years later) I have finally saved up enough to move to Korea in July. Although I am sad that I didn’t get to move then I am happy that the wait did give me time to learn Korean and now when I move there it won’t be as hard to communicate and make friends.
Congratulations on finally being able to move! I think needing to wait a few years to save money is a common experience for people wanting to move abroad. I think I waited about 2.5 years after I decided I wanted to move here before I was actually able to come to Korea
@@strawberrykimcheekorean Oh really? well that makes me feel better, I've seen a few people who have been able to move immediately so it felt like I was doing something wrong 😭
First, May you enjoy your life and I support your idea and resolution to move and experience new vibe here. If you want to, like so many other foreigners di, just fully explore here I recommend you have a part time job and move around not just big cities like Seoul but rural area cities
I agree about seeing outside of big cities! That's why I lived in 단양 for two years before moving to 서울 ^^
시골가면 진짜루 농사할 마음 가지고 가야해요! 캐나다 시골은 어떤지 모르겠지만요 기래도 치안은 좋아서 새벽 배송 새벽 조깅은 가능,,,
캐나다 시골도 매우 지루합니다...
단양? 나도 단양에서 일했었는데, 단양 그 코딱지 만한 곳에 할 일이 ,, 잠깐은 있어도 젊은 사람이 그렇게 오래 지낼 곳은 못되는 거 같아요. 단양 욕하는 게 아니라 사실이 그래요. 거기서 몇년 일했는데, 어느 순간 세상이 회색으로 보이기 시작하더라고요.
단양은 아름다운 도시이지만 가끔은 젊은이들에게 더 많은 활동을 기원했습니다 ^^;
I hope you're happy in Korea.
I hope so, too!
SNU? Very nice!!!!
Thanks! I'm quite excited
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