1000 Phrases to Speak Korean Fluently - with the narrator's clear voice

Let's study some Korean phrases that seem easy but are not. All phrases use vocabulary and grammar at the elementary level, so they are easy to learn even for an elementary level learner.

The audio will be played three times. By listening to the audio on repeat many times, the phrases you have learned will remain in your head.

Do you want to become able to speak Korean fluently? If so, try reading aloud along with the video and audio! If you repeatedly practice, the phrases and vocabulary you have remembered will begin coming out of your mouth naturally.

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[rodrickheffleyjr]

What time is it? - 0:14
I'm free now - 0:30
I'd like to have a coffee - 0:48
Is he right? - 1:00
What are you doing? - 1:08
I'm tired now - 1:29
They are all the same: 1:50
Come and see me: 1:59
I have a headache: 2:07
Let's open a window - 2:16
Never tell a lie - 2:42
Don't turn off the light - 2:58
I want some water - 3:19

[irmalair]

"I want to marry you"
"Leave me alone please"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[lalyzalouisse]

Im learning korean since november 4 2020 and now I can read and write korean ♥️🇰🇷🇨🇳

[Siennaflower]

This is just right for me! Better to learn formal, and then go to casual, because the patterns will be in your brain for when you need them.

[iwatcher]

if you guys want to rewind, just in case you want to hear her say the phrase again, just push the left or right arrow buttons on the right side of your keyboard and it'll rewind for 5 seconds back or forward....very helpful.

[sakura]

i don't know why people are complaining in the comment section. I've been wondering for some time now if there was a video with korean and english translation so i can listen to when i get ready or when i do other stuff and cant really see the translation and this has been very helpful. I've just learnt the -ㅂ/습니다 ending for verbs, past, present and future tense and the subject and object particles, and being able to recognize them while listening it's really satisfying. also i dont know many words in korean and i think this is a very helpful way to learn vocabulary while listening to the pronunciation. thank so much for this!

[tomi]

I’m actually learning Korean this helped a lot

[ItsLee]

저는 한국어선생님이 되고싶습니다. 그래서 열심히 공부해요. ㅋㅋㅋ 너무 감사합니다 ^^

[shiloh]

Please make a video in informal sentences too...😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[taniahanif]

Are you telling me that i have to watch 3 hours long video and also have to memorize the phrases 😭😭। Never mind I'll do that, thanks 😊

[dadandsoladventures]

If only korean is easy. There are many ways on how to express korean language. This is the best video I've ever watch because the words are formal. I'm having trouble speaking formal especially to elders. Thanks.

[moistpudding]

The english lady sounds obnoxious and the korean lady sounds like an angel

[ricemastergaming]

Legit read the thumbnail as ‘karen’ not ‘korean’ and I was busting out laughing 🤣

[tashan]

All of the comments are 감사합니다 and "gomawo" 😂🙅 but great video lol

[urbyyy._.]

It's formal but i learned many things :)))

[putrasenky]

Auto sub. Thank you very much. Terima kasih banyak

[odd_outcast]

I’m just liking comments that I can’t understand

[mocha]

Every time I try to learn a new language.

Me- 9:53