The Easiest Alphabet?

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Doctor: You Have 1 minute to live.


Nas: that’s 1 minute, see you in heaven.

[aaronsalonga]

So this is why my classmates can memorize k pop songs so easily

[laylaa]

Actually korean does have silent letters and words that aren't pronounced as they are written due to sound change rules. For example : 앉다 (meaning: to sit down) is read as (ann-da) despite having a ㅈ. Dont forget TONS of conjugations, polite, formal and informal. Korean is a hard language. Only memorizing the 한글 (alphabet) is easy

[ananyabasu]

Fun fact (facts): The 'O' in the 'o' sound in the Korean alphabet isn't even the 'o' sound. The circle is placed if a vowel is pronounced on its own, so technically he could say that any vowel is 'o'. Also, if it's placed on the lower half, it represents the 'ng' sound, which looks nothing like the 'o' mouth shape anyway. Lastly, the sign with the 'o' letter he was holding up is upside down.

[singhanujpratap]

Nas: You will never be able to guess the language
*In my head* It's Korean
Nas:'It's Korean language
Me: Knew it.

[sixtythree]

Beginner: Let's lear—

English: Well prepare for trouble

Chinese: And make it double!

[enniemeenie]

Every language is Unique & Beautiful 🌸🐣

[alwinplayz]

3:18 "Simpler ways to read"



Japanese, and chinese:
"We dont do that here"

[jancreed]

"That you can learn in 1 hour"

*Started learning a year ago and i still don't know how to read in korean*

[hengtevy]

this just boosts my confidence in learning korean.

[maybe]

1:23 : Korean babies: 👁️👄👁️
Also me being Korean and having a hard time to spell specific words:👁️👄👁️

[namidarkbend]

The"what the hell man"got me dying🤣💀

[sophiatheczech]

"Simpler ways to read, simpler ways to write"

English had left the chat

[TubeNarrator]

NAS: *posts*
*Me seeings it 10 minutes later*
Me: *Scrolling to the comment section*
_"Think think think"_

[CodeXDLOL]

This video reminded me to take my Duolingo classes for Korean ty for reminding me

[thelittlechild]

I have to agree... I'm Chinese and Chinese is very hard... and after my Chinese classes, my head would hurt so badly. But, it's not the end. There are two types of Chinese: Simplified, and traditional. Simplified is a bit easier, but take a look at traditional. It has a lot more lines, looks more complicated, and it could take more than one hour if you are a beginner at Chinese and had to write a whole paragraph about something... and your head hurts. Like me. There's also NO alphabet for Chinese. It's word for word, making it very hard. I was very surprised when Nas talked about Korean, a very easy language everybody can use in less than an hour!

[coriale]

“Instead of 28 alphabets”
Me: *screams in confusion*

[virtue]

"Chinese is even harder"
FEEL THE PAIN OF A CHINESE SINGAPOREAN STUDENT

[LouxxDoggy]

I actually took Korean when I was younger, I now know the language, (but I’m not that fluent)

[abdullahnijhum]

For your kind information, Bangla language has 49 alphabet. 11 vowels, 38 consonant. Also the language has so many weird words and silent letter as English. It is harder to learn Bangla for a beginner.