old series LSK lesson 3 (part 2)

[RasIsBoss]

michael chan is messin up my learnin with his improper pronounciation... i guess hes an example of what not to do

[somuchbetterimforyou]

I just had the Hangeul version decoded.

it's phonetically " i eun na ra sa ram ib ni kka" :-)

[NullHK]

why does michael chan keep pronouncing 'da' as 'san'????????????

[BlinkingCrown]

aneonghasayo. :D

cho neon blinkingcrown imnida

manaso bangapsimnida~ ^^

singaputo sarang imnida.

onewnarasarangimnika?

please correct me if you find any mistakes in my previous sentences. thx

[iheartuforever97]

@BlinkingCrown its not sarang imnida. its Saram imnida. The word Sarang means Love. The word Saram mean a person. Its also not Sarangimnika because as I said, Sarang means Love. :) lol im not korean but kpop & kdramas really help. :) & I dont think it's Singaputo, I think it's Singapuro! Hope that helps even with the 2 weeks late reply. :)

[SkylarkInTheSky]

@BlinkingCrown Haha, someone already corrected the "sarang/saram" part, but I saw the last sentence...

ONEW! I SPY ONEW! LEE JINKI :O

anyways. hehe.

[wintermist180791]

what does 'imnida' mean?

[matzohball03]

How do you say "United States" in Korean? (Please type out the English pronounciation). Thank you!

[taniyamamai08]

@matzohball03 미국mi guk

[limitoon]

do you know how to pronounce malaysia in korean, or does it sound the same?

[taniyamamai08]

@limitoon 말레이시아 mal le i si a

[limitoon]

do you know how to pronounce malaysia in korean, or does it sound the same?

[KhoSong]

how do you say Vietnamese and Vietnam in Korean?

[19chiyoko]

,anneong haseyo..cheoneun jessa imnida...

cheoneun pilipin saramibnuda..

am i right??,,,

[emorock42]

how can i say philippine in korea?

[ASKing16]

thanks so much for uploading these

[ThhdFeatTvxq]

how can i say germany in korean?

[ruthnp75]

@ThhdFeatTvxq germany is "dogil" (독일)

[ThhdFeatTvxq]

@ruthnp75 thank you so much^^ ♥

[gReEnfiEldZ91]

parang puto ung grape... :D :D :D

[born2watch723]

@gReEnfiEldZ91 haha.. oo nga. may karamay na din ako :D akala ko ako lang nanonood ng ganito e :D:D

[TheVimPatior]

@born2watch723 di ka nag iisa may karamay ka LOL

[19chiyoko]

@TheVimPatior ..may karamay poh kayo..hhehe anneong haseyp cheonun jessa imnida..

[zeph91MrE]

can someone pleas pronounce the difference between asking where are you from and whats your nationality????!!!!!!! it sounds the same!!!! its confusing me!!! TY

[Mokimami]

What does 김민욱입니다 mean?

[ruthnp75]

@Mokimami it means "i'm kim minwook" or "my name is kim minwook", you add 입니다 (imnida) after your name when u introduce yourself

[lopezjackie33]

how do u say "mexican" in korean?

[ruthnp75]

@lopezjackie33 mek-shi-ko (멕시코)

[KpopSarang0]

Is that woman at the end said 'annyeonghi kyeseyo' ? Is it like goodbay?

I read that when i leave i should say that, but when somebody leaves i need to say 'annyeonghi keseyo' is that true?

[natsumemikan13]

@KpopSarang0 It's either "Annyeong-hi gaseyo" or "Annyeong-hi gyeseyo", but both means goodbye.

"Annyeong-hi gaseyo" is when you are bidding to your guest goodbye ;

"Annyeong-hi gyeseyo" is when you are the guest (note: YOU ARE THE GUEST) and you're leaving.

[music4ellen]

what does ou ne mean?

and nah lah mean separately??

[italianpearlsrock]

thanks :D

[italianpearlsrock]

and, uh, in grape, does the second sillable start with a t or a d..i cant understand the sound very much. Actually, id say its in between the two

[italianpearlsrock]

Q: can you actually ever hear a 'p' sound in the korean language?

[nuohk3]

안녕하세요. 저는쿤입니다. 만나서반갑습니다. 미국사람입니다. 어느 나라 사람입니까?

[supportdbsk]

thank your video

it help me very much

[Grobanite122549]

is cow fou? is that the right pronunciation?

[Yugatoran]

Hm... that michael chan... he kinda smirks after he says something... i don't think we can trust that boy. he's got somethin up his sleeve.

[Sexycat369]

Can someone tell me the exact difference in pronunciation between ㅓ and ㅗ. I kinda pronounce it the same way..

[ruthnp75]

I don't hear much of a difference when spoken, it's a really subtle difference I think, they do sound mostly the same, the ㅗ sound should have the lips pushed out slightly more lol.

[starzgazer94]

I think this--> ㅓ sounds more like or, whereas this --> ㅗ sounds like oh. Am i right?

[RandomCafeLounge]

ㅓ this one is sound liek u are saying aww thats so cute. and ㅗ this one is more like the english O.

[Fittenratte]

is there a difference between kamsahamnida and komapseumnida ?

both means "thank u " i think

[ruthnp75]

Yes both mean "thank you" and both are formal but komapseumnida is slightly more formal (highest level); I hear mostly kamsahamnida though. Then you also get "komawoyo" and "komawo" which are informal to use with friends etc.

[Sexycat369]

Are you sure?.. I thought 감사합니다 (Kamsahamnida) was more formal than 고맙습니다 (kohmapseumnida).

[ruthnp75]

Actually I might be wrong, lol. I get confused about those two. Anyway they are both very polite so don't worry too much.

[lenjin08]

@ruthnp75 how about gamsahapnida is it thank you too ?

[ruthnp75]

@lenjin08 yes, that's a formal/very polite form of thank you

[melissarondon007]

도맢슾니다 !!! > gu map sup nida !!

thank you!

[roseandmay]

I agree. And please upload more. I am actually trying to learn Korean ha ha!!! And thanks a lot for these videos too. Thanks a lot!!!

[kishuskitten]

same here. im trying to learn it too. just started...

[shashahikaru]

what is malaysia in korean o_O?

[knyd87]

마래시야

[lrgarey80]

This is an excellent series. I find that sometimes they talk to quickly. If you want to make it easier for yourself learn to read Hankuk first - there are tons of easy to use websites for this. I learned in about 1 hour.

안녕하세요 리아입니다 가나다사람입니다

[wnymph]

hankuk?...i thought they called it hangul...

[melissarondon007]

im with you

[Fittenratte]

hanguk means korea and hangul is the name of the korean alphabet( translated the great writing)

[timtyon]

This is the best learning video I7ve ever seen.저는 일본 사람입다

[0WindSinger0]

For some reason I like the old version better. :)

[striker1224]

How would you say America in Korean?

[S2lawlsz]

mi goog.

[striker1224]

Like this...

나는 미국 사람이다

[cookiebun12]

which one is the one to say it? (american)

[L3KL3U]

that asking where some1s from goes way 2 fast.. can some1 write it pls.. and saying where youre from 2.. and whats the Netherlands in Korean ?

[ForWrldPeace]

o-nu na-ra sa-ram im-ni-ka? =where r u from?

i don't know how 2 say netherland in korean...

[L3KL3U]

thnx ^^ <3

:p

[lilangel1593]

They shud have seriously taught the alhpabet first or at least how to write it because since the korean is written it would be easier for beginners to learn how to read to be able to pronounce better.

[ruthnp75]

true it would be easier. i think (even though they don't say so) that it's necessary to thoroughly learn the alphabet and all letters first otherwise it's a bit too hard for beginners.

[gelaicutie]

why dont you post the words on how you say it? i think reading, listening and watching how they pronounce those words is more easier than listening and watching only..im pertaining to post something like this:

anyong haseyo

namu

arimdapta

kumawo

....thanks =)