How did I learn Korean??🇰🇷 || free resources + tips

Grab your notebooks everyone 'cause finally I am answering the most asked question.
A lot of people have been asking me this question again and again so here you go!

Intro: 00:00
Story time: 00:28
Youtube: 01:46
Websites: 06:13
Apps: 06:55
Podcast: 10:29
Drama: 11:20
Variety Shows: 12:18
Vlive: 13:18
Korean Songs: 13:29
Webtoons: 14:01

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Sorry for the low quality, I tried a new editing software and it ruined the quality🥲 and also sorry for the aircon noise🥲

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[Yumeko]

Me who decides learn korean and japanese at the same time🤓

[d.velvet]

I legit started learning korean when I was in 5th grade. It has been years and I still consider myself a BEGINNER. I want to cry 💀

[hiaviy]

I LOVR HOW SHE TALKS IN 3 DIF LANGUAGES IN ONE VIDEO <3

[anush]

Apps she used/uses to study Korean:
- lingbe (practice by talking with natives and teaching others)
- infinite korean (vocabulary)
- papago (translator)
- naver (for intermediate learners, it’s basically Google but korean)
- hilokal (speak with natives, group calls)

[bowdaes]

Thank you so much for this, now I feel motivated to learn Korean. Okay, but I got shocked when I heard that you first started learning when you were in 7th grade. I'm in 7th grade

[xSkyLa]

The only reason I wanna learn Korean is so I can watch my biases live 🤣 without having to wait for subtitles

[jioprbd.]

Learning hanguel is very easy but when I start learning speaking korean it's so you really need to struggle and have a lot of time to study it.. Right now Im still learning! Im grade7 too!<33

[mayaaa]

why I’m learning korean
1) Kdrama without subtitles
2) I’m training to be a K-pop idol
3) Korean songs without mistakes
4) interesting culture

[alwaysyourami]

i’m fluent in korean (as it is my mother tongue language)
and i just wanted to say your pronunciation is really good and you seem like a intermediate reaching master..!
you are amazing and so talented : )) this is incredible for someone as like a second language! wish you a happy 2022!<3

[chiiix]

Love your advice! I want to add some too: First, learn sentence structure. Then, learn basic sentences like "my name is ...", "I go to ...", "I am ...". You will learn the sentence structure well. Then start learning vocabulary. Don't force this! Watch TV, variety shows, and V LIVE. You will learn common vocabulary as you go. Repeat what you hear to get better at pronunciation. Also use videos to learn sentence structure better. Copy a sentence and make similar examples. Korean is a very nuanced language. So remember that context matters a lot when you’re speaking.

[aleena]

I recommend watching korean poems and alphabet songs. they are helpful since they are made for beginners I also learned 50% of Korean using childish methods

[mitsu]

im only learning korean because i want to fulfill my dream of going to korea + trying to understand kpop groups that i stan without subtitles. im impressed over the fact na u seemed to have learnt korean in a short amount of time, great job po ate <3 ( thank you rin po for finally posting a video of this kasi im really motivated to learn korean 〒▽〒b )

[dollyzq]

bro ur actually so good at making me feel motivated to learn korean bc duo literally could never (so i started learning japanese instead) like ang hirap sa duo sa akin actually 😭😭 SO TYSM FOR THIS VIDEO U JS GAINED A SUBSCRIBER 🫶🫶

[mkhashima]

It's so good to see people learn more languages and cultures 😄~

[ranaismael]

I started learning korean for fun when I was in 7th grade too, I learned hangul and some simple phrases, I also learned how to read korean words accurately and that's far as I can get. I stopped because I was not motivated enough, and seeing your video motivated me now that I'm in my 3rd year of college. So, I think I'd give it try again. Thank you!

[inflatedick]

I’m honestly just learning because my grandmother (not biological) is Japanese and Korean and of course is fluent in both languages. Since she has such a heavy accent when speaking g English, I devoted my time to learn her mother tongue. But Japanese was such a struggle for me, I started studying Korean last year.

So far all I can do is read and write exceptionally. But speaking a listening is a bit harder for me to do. I ended up taking a break as I was losing motivation and faith. When I saw your videos, I got inspired as you were speaking very well. I hope I can continue studying and learning so I can speak to her better!

[kungyxcg]

I've been watching Dojin for almosta year I think. yes her channel really help me . we have a lot of common sources when it comes to learning korean

[yumbuttertoast]

for the stories in korean, I recommend a childrens show, kongsuni and friends. I lived in Korea when I was in 2nd grade and my korean culture teacher would let us watch it if we did good on our alphabet test. I learned some korean from there. idk about everyone else but it's helpful for me 😜

[kyliedy]

The audacity to sound so good at English AND Korean😤😤🖤

[yodream]

i agree with the variety shows!! especially old ones where they also sub the captions on the video, literally helped me a lot