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Korean Travel Phrases #1 - Hello (pt 1/2).

Free Korean phrases lessons from
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Useful Korean travel phrases and test.
Hello, Yes, No, I'm sorry, Excuse me, Thank you. That's all right.
Pronunciation Tip #1
"합-니-다" syllable by syllable reads "HaB-Ni-Da". But, when you read together it becomes "HaMmida".
This is one of many examples where some of the Korean syllables read different than what is written (usually happens when syllables form a word). In "합니다" case, the pronunciation rule is called "비음화" (nasalization) & examples are "갑니다","잡니다", "탑니다", etc. The article concerning this can be found in our main web site (sorry, long address) at: http://www.busyatom.com/cms/index.php?view=article&catid=71%3Areading-korean&id=188%3Apronounce-korean-words-2-nasalization-&option=com_content&Itemid=106

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@JanuaryBlack1996 ... ( 3 months ago by xxmimiooo)

@JanuaryBlack1996 i'm trying to learn hangul but i find dificulties on the syllabes and i spe,d alot of time trying to read it

im so gonna go up ... ( 3 months ago by wasntborntofollow226)

im so gonna go up to one of my teachers tomorow morning and be like : annyeonghaeyo ! :D haha <3
im like pure Canadian but i REALLY wanna learn Korean :) every thing of this culture interests me ! :)

im filipino and im ... ( 3 months ago by alekszanver)

im filipino and im learning it because im inlove with sei hyoung a korean girl <3 . thanks . Sei Hyoung Saranghae ! . . KAMSAHAMNIDA!

This helps a lot! ... ( 3 months ago by PreciousGem891)

This helps a lot! Thank you! I am wanting to learn the korean language and this is really helping. Thank you very much! :)

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thank you, iam from algeria and i want to learn too

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Now I can finally learn some basic korean phrases. Oh, and by the way I'm 16 and I come from Sweden so I guess the whole world want to learn how to speak Korean. It's a really beautiful language. :D

Thank you for ... ( 2 months ago by tallshipsailor08)

Thank you for posting! This is very well done and it was easy to understand. My major is Japanese and Minor is Chinese and I'm studying in Japan, but I am going to go visit Korea during winter break and I at least want to learn the basics before I go. Korean is a cool language! I can't believe how similar the grammar is though between Korean and Japanese. I can't wait to go to Korea next month! :)

In the LRB ... ( 2 months ago by empyreanbleu)

In the LRB syllable type, the bottom position sound for M (as in sillyehaMnida), is spelled in Hangeul as B or P. Is there a particular lesson I can go to in order to understand why that is?

let go to ... ( 2 months ago by wonderfullove76)

let go to talktomeinkorean

I can not say ... ( 2 months ago by MELanieSaysYO)

I can not say That's alright right for the life of me! urg.

^^ I'm 15, from ... ( 2 months ago by Daheideniao)

^^ I'm 15, from germany and I'm learning korean too now!
looks like the entire world is learning it...

this is helping..tq ( 2 months ago by MrSem1996)

this is helping..tq

When Im watching ... ( 1 month ago by ShenaniBanani)

When Im watching korean videos, when they say Im sorry, it sounds like just 'miano' or something. Is that like a shortened way to say it?

Oh and its not just ... ( 1 month ago by ShenaniBanani)

Oh and its not just im sorry...it sounds like they drop the 'nida' at the end?

@BusyAtomdotcom im ... ( 1 month ago by milkmaniacful)

@BusyAtomdotcom im 13 ...... lol

The korean word of ... ( 1 month ago by Jr58221)

The korean word of no is ani-yo..... Why do we need to add "O" after the letter A in aniyo .... the one like this 예 why do we need to add "O"?? please tell...

@BusyAtomdotcom an ... ( 1 month ago by Jr58221)

@BusyAtomdotcom an What's letter L in korean? What's the difference between R AND L?

@Jr58221 Hi I'm ... ( 1 month ago by mpsmom100)

@Jr58221 Hi I'm korean. Now I'm living in america for 3 months. Anyway I want to tell you that what is the difference between 'a ni' and 'a ni yo'. I understand you why you are confusing about these words. 1.'a ni' If you are talking with your friends or child or same age person, You can use this word basically except for old person 2. 'a ni yo' You can use this word when you are talking with teacher(in korea) or old person more than you. And If you use this word to your friend or same age,

@Jr58221 so you ... ( 1 month ago by mpsmom100)

@Jr58221 so you don't have to use 'yo' to your friends of same age person. If you use the 'yo' to your friends(in korea) They are going to laugh haha. Anyway 'a ni'- friends, same age, family(If you don't use the honorific word to your parents), Younger brother or sister etc. 'a ni yo'- old person than you, teacher, unseen person etc. Do you understand now? I'm really sorry about my stupid english skills. I hope that you will know what is the dfference between 'yo' and ' aniyo'.

@Jr58221 you ... ( 1 month ago by TheAsianCindy)

@Jr58221 you actually add "yo". yo means formal. ani is informal while aniyo is formal :]

hey,i really want ... ( 1 month ago by assetmarie12)

hey,i really want to go to korea especially in seoul after college..and next year i'll be graduating!so, see you soon seoul!thanks for the vid..it really helped a lot!btw, i'm a filipina

thumbs up if you're ... ( 4 weeks ago by emanon6180)

thumbs up if you're watching this because of Kpop!

Wow, this really ... ( 1 day ago by WelcometomyUtube)

Wow, this really helps! The romanization of the word, the actual word in korean/english paired with the visual/auditory breakdown is fantastic, thanks for this video you have no idea how big of a help this has been!