Learn to Read Korean in 5 Minutes (seriously)

The Korean alphabet is surprisingly easy to learn. I can't speak a word but can read most symbols. This video will teach you 90% of what you need to know.

[yoelylline]

"so banana is banana in korean"

*t h e m o r e w e k n o w*

[ok-]

This guy is the type of guy who understands everything the professor is saying after listening to him once.

[crumb.crumblet.S.crumbington]

i didnt expect to learn korean today but here we r

[LOL-cringe]

I've been trying to learn how to read Japanese for so long..
And I just learned how to read Korean without even trying.

[xtashax]

This is the most clickbaity title ever and yet it held up its promise. Pretty impressive

[fizizy]

im sure if my brain worked this would be very helpful

[LeoSkyro]

"Learn to Read Korean in 5 Minutes"
*naah*
_speed x1.5_

[dooseobkim]

I’m bilingual in both English and Korean, and I have to approve that this dude is a genius. He explains every important feature in Korean letters in a way easier way to memorize for English speakers. The examples attached on the each letter have no correlation to the origins or the meaning but they facilitate associations to the pronunciations of the letters.

[jivvr]

My guy realised he's teaching us more than we should know and stopped at one video.

[xeuvia]

The fact that you added “seriously” in the title got you millions of views...

[AllOfARCH]

" 'Ba-na-na' is banana in Korean. That's your first word. *Here is a gun* "

[LOL-cringe]

I'm more impressed with his time management. He says "in about five minutes" while simultaneously doing the thing he's setting out to do in that amount of time.

[nazlegolas]

This guy is a legend. He only shared with us a glimpse of his super efficient human knowledge and then disappeared.

[mojobart]

Dude taught us to learn korean and decided his youtube career was complete

[Spork]

When you realize the minions from Despicable Me were speaking Korean the whole time

[dulces]

Ten years ago, I stumbled upon this video shortly after I decided to shift from learning Japanese to Korean. Now, a decade later, I find myself living in Korea, sharing my life with a Korean partner, and working as a full-time TV/media translator. It's a delightful surprise to see this video resurface on my YouTube homepage today.

[Ems-lkti]

When this man was in school, the professors were the ones that asked him if their answers were correct

[okamiemi]

Wherever this guy is, I hope he’s alright and knows how many lives he’s changed.

[dulzmzk]

me: try to sleep
youtube: how about learn korean?

i am korean

[beanboi]

Dude deadass teach a million of people in Korean in 5 minutes then dissapeared to nothingness knowing his job is complete and served us.