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Korean Word Relay 1

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Uploaded by on Jan 25, 2008

Korean is not an easy language to learn for foreigners, but there are definitely interesting and more fun ways to learn the language!! Making a word relay like this is one of them, and I hope this video will help you learn some new words and remember them more easily!!

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  • cute - 귀 엽 다 .... i use google translate and it says ear 귀 lobe 엽 all 다 ? i dont get it?! and how do u pronounce it?

  • @PRIRUBY Hello. You can say 귀엽다 to mean 'It's cute'. The pronunciation is 'Gwi-yeop-da'(Formal romanization) or 'Giyopda'(Actual Pronunciation)

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  • there were many words that is just straight English XD nice!!

  • Some of the korean words also sound a bit like chinese words too. :P xD

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This video is a response to Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com
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  • @xxsweetheartxx16 it's because Korean vocabulary consists of both native and sino Korean words. Sino Korean words are derived from Chinese characters like 70 percent of English words from Latin.

  • My Hand Hurts Cuz I Wrote them All xD

  • 감사함니다. 나는 한국말 사랑함니다!

  • @koreanclass101 ohh ok thank u so much :)

  • From baby to korean...Oh well that was good i can read korean. And i was reading along with him. Pretty gooood 8D

  • @Maniaclaughter desu is japanese....  did you mean ichiban desu?

  • xp

    

  • thanks very much

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