Korean Alphabet Song

[happybunnyntx]

I didn't get the hand motions at first but i saw another video here: /watch?v=YiqMot3HF3M&feature=r­elated and after seeing the way that her arms pointed and the way the written letters face it makes so much sense now! so helpful thanks for this!

[alteringshadows]

So fun! ^_^

Thanks for uploading!

[keijtlinn]

i cant see the difference.... aya oyo....oyo aya...oyo...aya..

[Shortybabeaguilar]

@tightpusssy666 me too! Lol. Who you like in Kpop?

[asianmusiccrazygurl]

XD THIS IS SO FUNNY AND HELPFUL!! THANK YOU

[tightpusssy666]

i'm watching this because of Kpop:)

[asianmusiccrazygurl]

@tightpusssy666 ME TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! XD

[bittersweetkuri22]

But it's mirror image so we'd have to go the opposite way??

[ShinigamiShane44]

@bittersweetkuri22 actually, I thought that too, but I compared it with actual letters, and it actually is ok

here is a video, the first part is pretty much the same

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[bittersweetkuri22]

@ShinigamiShane44 Thanks :D

[juggerknot9]

my favorite part is “uuuuuuuu-eeeeeeeee” HAHAHA thank you!

[OMGitsxmiah]

This made me cry :/ the melody of the song sounds just like my grandmother's favorite hymn. Easy to remember though

[NormanSykes]

thoroughly enjoyable ^^

[hihellobyewhy]

wow creepy..The melody of the song is a christian russian song bahaha XD

[Ania220102]

Sin duda lo mas importante al momento de aprender algo, es el gusto por aprender, pero aun mas importante es, un buen maestro, el cual enseñe de forma divertida y que sus alumnos no olviden lo visto en clase, felicidades a esta maestra.

[drewestification]

the problem i ALWAYS face is the difference between ㅓ and ㅗ

ㅓ sounds like "oh" then "yo" as in "yo dawg"

ㅗ sounds too similar to distinguish, let alone pronounce.

does anyone have any tips on these two?

[thetestsofchange]

@drewestification The only difference is that 'oh' in ㅓ is pronounced like "uh" as in the English word hut. But the "oh" in ㅗ is pronounced like the English o in home. It's subtle difference but when you know this it helps a lot. I've got a Hungul-in-a-hurry chart that is helping me with the subtle differences. Hope I helped!

[TokkiDiary]

ROFLMAO. 

[TokkiDiary]

ROFLMAO.

[Clariguard]

wow, at first i was like, "what's with her arms?" then i realized the was "writing" them... hahah : ) this actually helped me :D

[4april8]

this is a great & easy way to remember the vowels helpful, fun & entertaining :)

[keishpeish]

im sitting like a big kid singing this... i love it!

[jaradori]

ㅁㅁㅛㅁㅁ

ㅁㅁㅗㅁㅁ

ㅕㅓㅢㅏㅑ

ㅁㅁㅜㅁㅁ

ㅁㅁㅠㅁㅁ



[OMGitsLANI]

nice harmonizing!

[sunurreta]

hahaha want to pully? i looove the moves its nice to put it in a song because the diffirence between them is just one note away lol

[starkens101]

That was fun! :)

[GabbieG]

this video is amazing, but i noticed you said you didnt learn a consonant song, thats a huge bummer. ^_^

[sadiyo09]

Nice ::-)

[doodoofish2]

loved this vid now i no vowels im really bad at it but now i can remember!!!!

[tiffinkorea]

GREAT! I'm so glad that this video was helpful.

She is actually very married and has children. She ages well. (We did not learn a consonant song.) This woman is one of the administrators for the institution I work for. She just came to help us learn some Korean basics during my orientation.

[NinjaBurger101]

Wow, this really helped me! I'm a Canadian who just moved to Korea and that helped me with the vowels a lot! NIce moves. I didn't see a ring on the teachers finger. Single?

[kindofkorean]

This is fantastic! Did you learn a song for the consonants too?  Where can I take her class?

[flosakura]

i want to know a song for the consonants too!

[tiffinkorea]

No, we did not learn a consonant song. She is one of the office workers and simply came to help us learn basic Korean during Orientation. Are you an English teacher in Korea?