❌Stop Making These 12 Korean🇰🇷 Mistakes Today

Stop making these mistakes when speaking Korean! In this video, we’ll introduce 12 common errors Korean learners often make and how to fix them. With just a bit of extra understanding, you’ll be speaking more naturally in no time. Let’s learn together!

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🇰🇷 Common Mistakes Korean Learners Make (book)

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[magic-zx]

You are the best teacher and your channel is best for learning Korean language

[leelandluver]

Found a couple mistakes I‘ve been making, even as a longtime Korean speaker. Good to know. These are the kinds of things that people won’t really correct you on during conversation, so long as they understand you.

[josephz]

TTMIK is such a dynamic platform to learn. It's obviously very resourceful. I would have never known that 당신 word should not be used like that until I found it in TTMIK. Such contents are so helpful. Thankful to the teachers and staff behind the scenes working to bring out such contents...you guys are amazing.! I'm missing 승원 선생님.! Please tell him I'm his big fan...One day I will surely meet 승원 선생님 and go for backpacking with him..😬😅💝

[violetsuwu]

I think its probably a great sign that i learned some of these recently on my own! I came up with the question about 를/을 필요해 vs 이/가 필요해 on my own and my korean tutor cleared it up exactly as you said, then i looked up the info for how/when/why 싶어해 is used on my own recently too

[kasicomi]

in regards to Rule 1: I am the one non Korean person at my work. And when I am brave enough to say things in Korean to them, they get UPSET when I speak to them formally and they like to remind me were the same age and friends. I almost cried trying to explain to them that, unfortunately, most people I meet I cannot speak casually to, and to please understand that I need to " practice my yo's " hahahah

[okaniedavis]

I spent 2 years trying to wrap my head around nuances like the one in mistake #12. And there are so many others 😅 But for now, thank you so much! I'm all clear with this one now.

[bimbcat]

#4: Duolingo makes this mistake all the time.

[d_duck]

loved this video! it's so helpful 감사합니다

[Minyoongi-sp]

It was really helpful. Thank you so much sir❤.

[FelisAudis]

Your live class on this topic was so much fun! It is nice to have a consice review of the information. I also liked your outlined purple font, it is very easy to read... You consistently produce the highest quality content. 감사합니다, 선생님!

[sschiavi]

This was a wonderful review from the things we covered in the live class online! I actually made the mistake of 죄송합니다 at a funeral last week. I knew I wasn't supposed to say that but got so flustered that I didn't know what else to say. Many thanks for making this video lesson!

[rabeyaboshree]

ttmik is my life saver.. The moment i got to know about ttmik i didnt use other resources.. Thank you for making Usefull content.❤💜

[nieves]

Absolutely useful! I've just realised I made some of those mistakes! 감사합니다

[natureblue]

It's always so fun listening to TTMIK. They teach us in a way that we always enjoy. Great work and effort! 💜I hope when I become fluent in korean then I get a chance to communicate with them fluently in korean💕

[Laineah]

This is so helpful at this stage of my learning! Thank you for making it free. I always find your materials very insightful. Hopefully one day, I'll be able to afford the paid subscription 😅

[isadoesthings]

This video is great! Thanks! Also the editing of this video is so fun and perfect for visual learners.

[lizzie]

Thank you soooo much, you’re the only one who’s bowed these types of mistakes or example ❤️❤️

[Siusanne]

I must say that at this point, your voice sounds very familiar to me haha I think I would recognize it even sooner than some of singers xD I have been with TTMIK from the beginning, I think. It was a small website with free pdf and an mp3 files.. You were my first teachers of Korean and I can't find anyone else. You made everything so easy for understanding and despite English not being my native language, I learned more from you than any other sites in my own language. SO, thank you so much for teaching us! You are the best!

[DanceWormDance]

I am so glad you brought up 존댓말 because I am glad that so many people feel like sharing free lessons and resources to be accessible, i only ever saw one person teach in polite speech instead of informal back when I was on tiktok (and he was a professional teacher, so it made sense) and it's so frustrating to see im so confused why everyone has decided to teach only 반말 as default. I have many kind korean friends to exchange language with and many say we can speak 반말 but i politely request them to use 존댓말 so that it is my default since I can't speak well enough to switch between the two easily (and they are always super understanding of this)

[kdtatayoo]

고생 많으셨습니다 선생님!! 계속 유익한 영상을 업로드해 주셔서 감사합니다!!!