Why it’s hard to learn Korean #shorts

When you think you’ve learned enough, there’s always more to learn! But that’s actually what makes learning a new language so much fun, right? 👨‍🏫 What word did you learn recently?

#LearnKorean #TTMIK #한국어

[Jinxx]

This is how I feel as beginner, I feel confident at first and then it quickly gets more complicated and once I get over one hard concept there’s another one.

[palomac]

Easy, when you do something great and you show it to people you say "tadaa!" (I'm sorry)

[rainbowbandit]

I’m cackling. And crying cuz it’s so accurate

[Ritercrazy]

Your English is amazing. Your pronounciation is great.

[AdrianC.]

In my case, the harder the language is the more i want to learn it!

[Verbalaesthet]

This is a really good format! Very useful for learning vocabulary and combinations. More like this.

[somethingsabouther]

The switch ups are hard at times. Those of us learning will get there soon

[barbaraekler]

Both of you improved so much in acting! Great job! 😊

[purplerayofhope]

I am literally a beginner and stuck with 받침 reading rules for few days now. Is it only me or is it really hard to master them and on top of that my brain is lil old for learning new things but I will not give up!! I will get there soon. Fighting

[IlariaMakeupPS]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I feel her. Especially bcs in Italian we would translate it as "to keep a vehicle" or "to go with a vehicle"

[skapon]

Most agree! It’s hard to know which word suits to another! Why is this language so 복잡한!

[OiApril]

Yeji 선생님 couldn't take it anymore.
Thankyou for the lessons❤
İ was wondering if you were thinking about making an app so we could study korean more, i really can't trust other korean teachers except TTMİK, Thankyou TTMİK team❤

[fiqrianti]

Exactlyy!! There are many object-verb combo that doesn't make sense in the literal translation 🥲
Other example I found 거짓말을 치다, 피아노를 치다, how is 치다 useable with both objects??

[DazHotepEQUJ]

Be humble or be humbled! Relish the challenge but always learn from it.

[유툽좀그만봐]

when you use '타다' after allowance or prize, you mean you got allowance or prize.
so '타다' is similar with '받다' in that sentence.

Sorry for my poor English

[pamsansalone]

I still remember my struggles when learning basic korean 😂 I had a great time tho!
korean is my fav language to learn and ttmik has always been very helpful!
but… I’m still trying to leave the intermediate level! lol

수고하셨습니다, 티티믹! ❤

[Rita_Arya]

I have heard one more about seasons! "가을을 타다" / "봄을 타다"

[andraes]

Yes. I, too, tend to ride my developing feelings....

[despy]

Will you do a video explain some of them 제발!

[RogueLawyer]

How do you ride/get up an allowance, prize? Why can’t we just said we receive an allowance/prize? 
How about shyness and the others you share? Can you explain the context?