Learn Korean - Body Parts Vocabulary

[koreanclass101]

@alfaranja Thanks for the tip. Right. Learning hangul will not take that much time, and you can read almost every Korean just right after learning Hangul or Korean characters. I would also like to recommend our Hangul video lessons on Koreanclass101,com

[tabithaminable]

i dnt get it is the pal for the arm and pal for the foot the same? cuz the writing is the same and the pronounciation is the same too.

[koreanclass101]

@tabithaminable For arms, you can say 팔(or Pal). However, for foot, you should say '발(or Bal)' Writing is different but prononciation is much simillar. You can say 발 without tense like 'Bollywood's 'B' sound.

[DreamUML77]

@tabithaminable mmmm no the writing is not the same , chek it again !!!

[jh43jy]

actually, there are many words have same pronunciation with other words.

For example,

bae means boat and stomach

noon means snow and eyes

bam means night and chestnut

mal means words(or speaking) and horse

but, it is not hard to differentiate when you're talking in korean. =)

[Smeff95]

Goodness Korean is hard!

But hey..guenchansumnida...I can learn it! Lol

[QaaarLaaafReesaaa]

isn't 눈 snow????

0:21

can someone explain this to me PLEASE:)

[tokee1234567]

@QaaarLaaafReesaaa um it's SNOW and it's EYES. yes isn't that confusing?? but yea most of the times there are 2-3 different ways to say a Korean word/expression.

[DAIGORO14]

I love the Korean Alphabet but the Vowels are pretty tricky I know Japanese but the vowels are really easy in Japanese but not Korean :( but i will keep on trying.

[ShShShDoDoDo]

Omg, I just noticed that "snow" and "eye" are the same word! I'm confused!

[TheNivram29]

its so hard to learn korean i but i need to pass the korean language test pls help me

[ilieknoodlez]

thank you!! i really needed this!

[xAyaLollikies]

Dari (다리) also means bridge, right?

[GaramWie]

@xAyaLollikies Yes. you're right.

[JacobJoo]

@xAyaLollikies

yup

[KawaiiGaIx]

the head sounds like body -.-

[Diamondz2k]

@KawaiiGaIx lol its actually mori with an M

[tokee1234567]

@Diamondz2k it's Muh-ri or Meo-ri. watch out for the vowels. the word Mori doesn't exist in the Korean language..

[Iluvkittizgirlz]

hehe

[alyssasteps]

It's easy..

Thanks!!

[profiremine]

it would be better if you can put romanisation.

(;

thanks for the vid

it really helps

[11scorpionz11]

o..k..the kroean word for stomach (peir), is exactly the same word for boat in korean

[resolutethings]

Yes, that's right. bae = boat, pear, stomach, etc.

[profiremine]

i saw from another korean website they wrote 'wi'

so which is correct?

[mohsine1080]

@profiremine We don't understand your question.

[profiremine]

@mohsine1080 i meant how pronounce EAR? gwi ? or wi?

[mohsine1080]

@profiremine It's gwi of course :p

[DreamUML77]

@profiremine i think it´s kwi soft !!

[MsSeoul2010]

sweeet. this is the first time I've remembered all of them at once!

[icat1235]

this is sooo help full. there needs to be more then these videos

[chechoki]

i've got trouble 2 diiferentiate between da sound of hand and foot..

[moonduster]

maybe the arm and the foot,, you were saying,,? the arm is an airy "p" like "ph". and the other one is the sound between "b" and "p".. at first, it is really hard to distinguish.. but we just need some listening practice,,:)

[aperkins07]

it's simple in my opinion. for arm is like saying pah-ool, but u cut it short so it's only one syllable. as for the foot, it sounds like "bah" the sound sheeps make, bah-ool, but you cut it short so it's one syllable. the "p" for arm is just stressed when you say it as opposed to the "b" for the foot.

[worldsbestmom94]

@chechoki yeah that is a hard one between ba and pa

[LemonSnowball]

whats the difference between snow and eye?

[Draytonvalley]

nothing, same pronounciation.

[HPgroupie]

I was going to ask this question later, XD

But thanks for answering it as well.

[moonduster]

none... you'll see the difference in to how you use it,, :)

[HPgroupie]

What is the difference between boat and stomach? Would it be in context because they are spelt the same. Thanks.

[Draytonvalley]

nothing, said that same way :)

[HPgroupie]

Okay. Thanks. : )

[ZzaLay]

cool. thanks for the lesson

[DAIGORO14]

wow i speak Japanese and normally in these videos there are words that are similar but non of these are similar at all; time to study.

[pyhuiqi]

Awesome! I have trouble memorising the body parts in Korean :(

[coolglock19]

팔이 Arm이었군요..