Study Korean: My (updated) tips on how i study Korean! Learn Korean with Nina!

hello my frens it's nina and here are MORE study korean tips if the last two videos weren't enough!!! ;)

the last two videos were part of my "not really studying with nina" series so they were very casual "study with me" videos. i decided to organize my tips (plus new tips) all into one fresh clean video for y'all! i hope this video is helpful and that you enjoy it :') i love teaching y'all stuff HAHA

time stamps:
1:05 - use a website/resource
3:07 - korean media and entertainment
5:01 - study korean lyrics
7:24 - study BOTH vocab and grammar
8:46 - use a translator/dictionary
9:17 - keep a word dump!
10:18 - watch content without subtitles/use korean subtitles
12:10 - speak out loud

this video is NOT sponsored! i know i mentioned a lot of websites and apps and stuff in this video but these are all just things i use to study korean.

some resources and websites:

anyway now i'm gonna talk to y'all for a sec. how are you??? i feel like i haven't really talked to y'all in a while?? even tho i upload videos almost weekly, i haven't really updated y'all on my life at all, so maybe in the near future i might do a q&a or update kind of video just so y'all can be caught up a little bit, or maybe an advice video so i can be like a big sister again hehe anyway idk why i'm going on about this BUT MY POINT IS I MISSED YOU SO LET ME KNOW how you are doing :)

i filmed this video two weeks ago in june before i moved! and yes i moved! so i'm technically not in this room anymore. i mentioned quickly in the video "rip ryan water bottle," and that's because i,,, lost my ryan water bottle while i was moving. for some reason i didn't keep track of it as i was packing, and now i have no idea where it went :'( it's been two weeks now, so i'm just letting it pass on. ryan water bottle, you have served me well. thank you. also to everyone who sent me kind words during this difficult time, thank you. it really was an era huh :'( also the fact that my ryan water bottle had a place in your hearts too rly,,, made me emotional,,, i love our family sklfjsljfs

i do plan,,, to get maybe a koya water bottle or one of those aluminum bottles. we'll see. it was sad accepting this loss flfsdjklgg but we move on,,

aNYWAY! i guess that is my little update! i'm gonna work harder to communicate with y'all more and put up more content for y'all now that i am almost done unpacking and getting my life back together! thanks for reading this and for watching this video and i will see you very soon.

love you always,
neen.

#StudyKorean #LearnKorean #howtostudykorean

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[annasim]

"So if you're bored and have nothing to do, I recommend you becoming a kpop fan."
Kpop company's advertising = 0
Nina = 1

[moon]

me : *fluently reads hangul*
also me : *has absolutely no idea what i'm reading*

[joonieluvr]

I started learning korean recently and I needed this. Luv that timing

[-calicocat-]

If you want tips on korean speaking youtubers:
Yoonsun
Korean englishman
Jolly
The world of dave
Billy Korean
Korean Unnie
Conversational Korean
Seemile

[leticia-zodk]

As a person that has been learning korean for a year plus, Heres some tips for beginners!!
-i HIGHLY recommend talk to me in korean !! It has romanizations and a pdf and a podcast to read along or if your more audible or visual learner!! And they have a youtube channel !!
- notebook definitely!! I make a 'important vocab' area for each lesson so it becomes familiar by sight.
- you will NOT be fluent in ONE year!! No matter how hard you study and practice, people take in differently so dont get down on yourself!!
- amino is great for finding partners to teach/learn and have a conversation with!!
- for when you start writing learn the normal default letters and when youre more comfy you can change how theyre written, make sense?
-for English learners a English sentence is written SVO (subject verb object) ex: i like kpop. Korean is SOV (subject object verb) i kpop like.
- write down a word on your hand that spoke out to you or a lyric from your favorite song!! And for pronunciation practice say the lyrics.
- note down any small word!!
- for pronunciation practice, read in romanization or split up the structure. Ex: 안.녕Dont depend on it!! Once youre comfy
- FANCHANTS are always helpful!!
Thats it for now, good lucky out there !!

[grakae]

Namjoon learned English for us

So I'll learn Korean for him

[zafira]

Nina: I am Korean and learning the language

Koreaboos: AHHH YOU SHOULD BE AN IDOL

[charlottestreamstay]

Watching all this study vids makes me feels like I really do so many unproductive activities....
These girls are just so productive

[cutie_sexy_lovely]

Namjoon: *watches Friends, learns English*






Me: *watches kdramas, only knows 안녕*

[spongebobssoul]

Me: trying to study chinese to communicate with my relatives
Also me: search on youtube how to study korean
Wth is wrong with me?!?

[shotarosh]

_it's 2AM here but i got a notif from nina_

*_sleep? idk her_*

[mimabeee]

me: hasn’t watched the video yet


also me: *likes*

edit: omg this got so many likes tysm 🥺

[anastasia_um]

Guess who isnt Korean.. Guess who isn't learning Korean...Guess who clicked this as soon as i saw this.😅😅

[LetsBuildThatApp]

A super useful playlist to look for is Korean with Jenny from the seemile channel. Her teaching style is top notch and really accessible for English speakers. Once you can read Hangul proficiently this is by far one of the best resources out there.

[cyberbxarb]

Nina: I’m not a study channel

Also Nina : has multiple studying videos





Jk I love all your videos regardless of the content ❤️

[emeliramos]

Me: Can you be my teacherrrr (Jin’s voice)

* ARMY IM- 😂 Keep Going !

[hanibeeez]

Nina: uploads a video
Me: drops everything I’m doing

[childofdas]

Me: watching this and pretending ill actually study knowing full well I’m lazy and watch YouTube all day long

[MM-bnyg]

Being a Kpop fan has helped me so much. 

For another example: In one lesson of Talk to Me in Korean, they teach you about -고 싶어요. And in that lesson, they mention that 보고 싶어요 (literal meaning: I want to see) is often used to mean I miss you. The light bulb in my head flipped on and I remembered the Spring Day lyric, 보고 싶다. Those are the best moments when you feel like you're making progress.

[royalkim]

Me: *has a Korean dad, friends and visits every year*
Someone speaking: 안녕
Also me: nope