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  • I have no idea about korean but all of them sounds cute and funny :)

  • Was this dubbed in the North or South Korea's

  • @Yunoha4 It's quite obvious that it's South Korean.

  • @maxtull21 I was thinking that Since Probably the North wouldn't allow Disney movies

  • @Yunoha4 lol why does it matter?

  • @Yunoha4 While both speak the same language chances are this was dubbed in South Korea b/c North Korea's government is way too strict and I bet they hate most of their other Asian neighbors.

  • @girlishgamer1 Well I have been Studying about Korea Lately and Know the North Korea is Communist and Cuts itself off the rest of the world

  • ♥ This is just the way I watched it as a child!! I could never find the Korean dub for Mulan, thanks so much for the upload, it's so very reminiscent. The English dub just isn't the same for me ;3;

  • @nammikrans That's what it sounds like, but the word in Korean means lady or bride (it's a sort of traditional term) xD There's less emphasis on the s sound when they say wife, not sexy~

  • Anyone knows were to find the whole movie in korean? Im desperate to watch it, anyone who knows? rly thankful for reply asap ! :D

  • @nammikrans no i believe she said a word equivalent to wife or something that would have been used back then. I'm Korean

  • song starts at 1:03

  • @nammikrans She did. .________.

  • Lol, 0:35 Aaieeee!!!!

  • i always thought korean was a mix of chinese and japanese

  • @posokichi541 Japanese from Korean language. :)

    Korean language Han-gul is mixed with Chinese letter and other letters

    (Find a tamil language in Southern India,the pronunciation is really like some words like in Father,Mother and some others.)

  • @TheBidaru40 korean language have lost this combination in north korea =(

  • @Ingrivid Not just like as you think... Korean language have dialects as region.If you live in here then you can't just think like that :) Not same mean different but not just whole difference.

  • Usually I understand korean, but this sounded weird to me in some parts. O.o

  • Disney's music also very good for listening for words, any country!

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  • Hahah so awesome to hear my childhood songs in SNSD's language ;)

  • @Omar0Tarabay lul, "SNSD language" XDDDDDDD

  • @nammikrans not sexy. its sec si. It means bride in korean.

    I agree that it sounds like sexy. lol

  • I'm just in love with that language <3

  • as much as i love this movie am getting older now and as i watch it, i am like " this entire shit is wrong" yes its set in china but i swear on this ep mulan is dressed like a japanese - a geisha to be exact..

  • @sesayida Actually the dress that Mulan is wearing is a hanfu, a traditional chinese dress, that would have been worn during that period. Although the hanfu is similar to the Japanese kimono and the Korean hanbok it is in fact unique to China.

  • haha Mulan sounds so cute in Korean ^-^

  • DISHONOR! DISHONOR TO FAMIRY!

  • 0:00 - 4:10 Watch in awe as my lips move out of sync with my voice.

  • @bleachboy14 well, duh, they don't want to re do the animation so that it fits with every single language, it takes long enough for the english version.

  • @iAmThatGirl2173 I was being sarcastic. Chill. xD

  • 4:07 ooo shit <3 this version

  • Korean is the official language of Korea, both South and North. It is also one of the two official languages in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in the People's Republic of China. There are about 78 million Korean speakers worldwide.

  • In the 15th century, a national writing system was commissioned by Sejong the Great, the system being currently called Hangul. Prior to the development of Hangul, Koreans had used Hanja and phonetic systems like Hyangchal, Gugyeol and Idu extensively for over a millennium.

  • The genealogical classification of the Korean language is debated by a number of historical linguists. Most classify it as a language isolate while a few consider it to be in the Altaic language family. The Korean language is agglutinative in its morphology and SOV in its syntax.

  • @nammikrans yes

  • if you want a good resource to learn Korean look @ "speak it" books in the library. Their very good and match the actual pronucitation quite well. I know because my grandma who is Korean gave us the book to study from as we learn korean from her.

  • Oh my, Korean singers are quite talented. Their voices are varied and often can match the original voices very well!

  • Hehe. Crazy ahjummas.

  • I <3 할머니 (Grandma)

  • @nammikrans haha it actually refers to 색시 (sacci) which refers to the new bride in korean. But it makes a good pun, doesnt it?

  • OMG i'm trying to learn Korean and i canunderstand bits of lyrics in this song!! ^0^ yayayayyayaya

  • very pretty version :D

  • XD my friend siyeon loved this :3

  • You speak Korean as well? o_O

  • @Xenocide2097 I'm learning korean :D

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