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  • my friend is sending me a bunch of gifs

  • that's very nice thank you wow

  • look at that

  • get you a friend who sends you gifs and pictures

  • as you study

  • hello my friends, good evening

  • it's 9 pm

  • but that doesn't stop us from studying

  • so today i am- oh my god my friend keeps-

  • i don't know when this is going to end but-

  • aw that's a cute picture

  • so currently i am studying korean

  • just because i'm not in school yet

  • i have a week left of my break

  • so i get to study what i want to study

  • of course when i get back to school i'm studying other things but

  • for now i get to study korean

  • hopefully along the way i can find tips and stuff to tell you

  • but this is just a chill video of me studying korean

  • i'm basically showing you all the methods that i use

  • so hopefully this video's kinda useful

  • but let's just get started

  • the website that i use currently is howtostudykorean.com

  • i've also mentioned talktomeinkorean.com in the past

  • i'm not using that lately just because

  • i have a bookmark saved for howtostudykorean so i just keep going to that

  • but both are good websites so use whatever you want

  • so right now i am studying

  • lesson 27 on howtostudykorean

  • now the thing is

  • i'm not going in order

  • and that's a bad thing that's not something you should do

  • howtostudykorean.com has like hundreds of lessons

  • technically it's a good idea to go in order

  • but for me personally

  • i have a habit of jumping from lesson to lesson

  • because i just want to learn what i want to learn

  • so before lesson 27 i was on like lesson 85

  • and then lesson 10

  • lesson 40

  • lesson 110 so i'm just all over the place

  • the sad thing is i'm korean and so i have the context but

  • sadly i'm not fluent

  • but because i have the context i have the habit of just wanting to learn what i want to learn

  • like for instance if i wanted to learn

  • something that i heard in a conversation

  • then i'm just going to search it up on google and

  • see what lesson that is

  • and sometimes that will be like lesson 100 or something

  • like lesson 40

  • but for now we are on lesson 27 and we are learning

  • using ~던 and ~었던 to describe past tense

  • i already wrote the vocabulary now i'm just going in with the actual grammar

  • now i've been meaning to learn this because i hear ~던 and ~었던 a lot so

  • it's good that i'm finally getting into that

  • in regards to my notes it's pretty straightforward

  • it's just all the vocab and then notes on the grammar

  • i don't write it word for word i just write what i need to write

  • i used to put vocab on quizlet but now i write it out just because

  • handwriting's pretty important in korean so

  • i want to be able to practice my handwriting and so

  • vocab, easy way to practice your handwriting

  • and also

  • kind of memorize because

  • it's better to write things out

  • this is pretty straightforward

  • i just remembered i have another book dedicated to korean

  • and it is this notebook where i write down song lyrics

  • i get the lyrics from colorcodedlyrics.com

  • colorcodedlyrics hasn't failed me with the translations i think they're pretty accurate

  • it might not be 100% accurate but it gets the idea

  • so i write the korean lyrics along with the translation

  • and then the key part to all of this

  • is that i underline words that i don't know in red

  • and then i add them to the end in the new words word bank

  • the words that i underline will obviously be words that i don't know

  • so they are new words

  • it's kind of for me to narrow down what i don't know, what i know, that kind of stuff

  • and so it's pretty helpful, you know

  • lyrics

  • it's poetry and so

  • sometimes the lyrics might be complicated

  • and the words might not be words that you use in everyday language

  • but it's still nice to know and sometimes

  • you learn a lot

  • i've collected a lot of useful words and they've just appeared everywhere else once i learned about them

  • you can also write pages from books and whatever

  • but lyrics are available on the internet for you

  • and if you listen to kpop

  • if you listen to music that's sung in korean

  • lyrics are all there for you

  • but that is a method that i like to use

  • also recently i did switch to naver dictionary

  • in my last video i talked about google translate

  • but i finally moved on to naver dictionary

  • and i definitely like it a whole lot better

  • the translations have been great

  • but i would definitely recommend that

  • if you don't have anyone in your life to speak korean to

  • because i have my parents to speak korean with

  • if you don't have people to speak korean with

  • korean dramas korean television

  • korean music all that

  • incredibly helpful

  • and the reason why it's helpful is because of context

  • recently i learned about this grammar structure called ~다시피

  • and it's lesson 85 by the way

  • but the grammar structure ~다시피 has like a meaning of

  • as you can see or as you know

  • if you connect it with 알다 or 보다

  • like there's 알다시피

  • there's 보다시피

  • 아시다시피

  • there's 보시다시피

  • like i've been exposed to korean all my life

  • but i don't recall a moment when i heard

  • 알다시피 in a conversation

  • but after learning it i suddenly started hearing it everywhere i went

  • well that's not true i don't really go outside a lot

  • but when i watch a korean drama

  • i hear it

  • all the time now

  • the grammar structure's everywhere but

  • i heard it for the first time

  • at least consciously

  • in a drama called "what's wrong with secretary kim"

  • i finished the drama it's great love it definitely recommend

  • but after i learned it i finally recognized the grammar structure and i was like

  • oh that's when you use it

  • because i'm sure i probably heard it

  • in conversations all the time but

  • i probably didn't notice it but now i notice it

  • i also heard it for the second time

  • in another drama

  • i'm watching encounter

  • and i heard it and i was like

  • oh my god

  • this word is everywhere

  • but now i understand the grammar structure and now i can use it in my everyday life

  • sorry my camera died the angle's probably different but who cares

  • but anyway back to our regularly scheduled program

  • i have a friend who is kind of learning korean

  • she only learns korean when she's with me

  • but she is learning

  • but my friend is german

  • she has literally nothing to do with korea

  • but she's still learning

  • and she's actually pretty far with korean in my opinion

  • she can read and write hangul

  • and she can kind of understand some words

  • and she can recognize a lot of words

  • and i just taught her how to form basic sentences

  • so hopefully she remembers that but i don't know

  • but my point is it's not impossible to learn korean

  • it doesn't matter if you're korean or not

  • anyone can learn it

  • our favorite thing to do is watch bts videos or

  • especially run bts because that's a variety show

  • which by the way

  • a new episode's coming out tomorrow as i'm filming this

  • but when we watch run bts she actually recognizes a lot of words

  • and that makes me feel proud

  • that she actually knows these things

  • so it's definitely helpful to have some kind of media to consume

  • whether that's tv whether that's a book

  • whether that's songs, whatever you want

  • it's just helpful to be able to hear what you learn in context

  • oh my gosh i just remembered

  • another tip that i have for you guys

  • another habit i have is writing down words on sticky notes

  • you can also technically type words out in your notes app

  • but i'm emphasizing again how important it is to practice your handwriting

  • and so i have these sticky notes

  • and i'll literally, if i'm watching

  • a variety show or if i'm listening to a song

  • or if i just hear a word that i don't know

  • i'll jot it down and i'll find the translation

  • and it's there for you

  • i like to stick them right into my notebook just so i have them for later

  • but it's just very helpful to have a sticky notes pad right next to you

  • as you're watching something or listening to something

  • so you can just write down words as you go

  • one of my favorite korean variety shows is called the return of superman

  • it's about celebrity dads taking care of their children

  • it's really cute

  • but also it's very helpful

  • especially for people learning korean

  • with this show in particular the way that the children speak

  • is actually very helpful

  • because not only do you hear casual conversation

  • but you also hear how children speak

  • and so it's going to be easier grammar

  • and easier vocabulary and all that

  • and because of the editing there's always like words that pop up everywhere

  • and then you can just copy it down

  • like i said with the sticky notes

  • but you can actually learn a lot from these kids

  • and in my opinion

  • these kids speak way better than me

  • so i think it's very helpful

  • and it's also nice to see how

  • people speak to each other especially

  • like seeing the children speak to adults and seeing the adults speak to children

  • it's a nice kind of look into real life sort of

  • but there are a lot of variety shows and i

  • definitely recommend watching a variety show

  • because although dramas are helpful

  • it's also nice to hear people speak

  • in their vernacular

  • it's just nice to hear people speak casually

  • and also you can hear their immediate responses to something

  • i watch a lot of variety shows and korean dramas

  • so if you guys want recommendations and all that let me know

  • so with the examples i like to write them in red

  • just because it helps my brain to see things in different colors

  • it's also helpful to pronounce everything as you go

  • assuming that you already learned the pronunciation and all that

  • which i would recommend studying first

  • don't be afraid to talk to yourself

  • yeh

  • i will study the contents that we had learned last week again

  • attached to a verb to describe a noun

  • where the action is recalled to have occurred in the past

  • but has finished occurring and currently does not occur

  • mhm

  • yes

  • ah i get it now i get it now i get it now

  • and then finally

  • this one

  • i'm emphasizing right now

  • it's so important to practice your handwriting

  • the more that you practice writing in korean

  • the more muscle memory you'll build

  • and the faster that you can write

  • yes

  • oh wait

  • that's also useful

  • i'm gonna write that down too

  • oh my god there's like a graph

  • i should draw it ok

  • yea i should dang it that's so much writing ok

  • it's helpful it'll be good for me

  • this graph's kinda weird

  • yes?

  • oh ok wait

  • yes

  • ok

  • it's also like 10:42 pm so my contact lenses are drying out

  • and then the rest are just examples

  • so we are done with this lesson

  • i kind of get the idea of it it's just

  • like super past past tense

  • but that is all that my brain can do right now

  • i literally just did one lesson

  • but that's what happens when you start at night

  • don't start studying at night

  • that's not a good way to study

  • but that is it for this episode of not really studying with nina

  • i studied korean

  • sort of

  • i at least hopefully gave some good tips

  • at least some different tips from my last video

  • it is currently 11 pm i am gonna go to sleep

  • so goodnight

  • or good day

  • whenever you're watching this

  • let's bring it in for a hug i will see you guys next time :)

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學習韓國語+一些更多的技巧|不是真正的學習與尼娜10。 (studying korean + some more tips | not really studying with nina 10)

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