What's AIGOO? How to say OMG in Korean (KWOW #3)
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- 아이고 (aigo) is used when you are in shock, pain, suffering, or when you cannot believe something. This type of OMG is used towards a more negative oriented situation, though it is sometimes used with a comedic tone. You'll often hear it pronounced as 아이구 (aigoo), but the correct way to write it is 아이고 (aigo).
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I got addicted with K-drames and here I am, trying to learn how to speak and write korean....So tired of reading subtitles. Haha
Haha me too!!! pluse it's a very beautiful language c:
Lynne Ramirez What is your favorite K-drama? I think it will help me learn to pick up on words by watching them without subs. ^_^
does anyone want to learn Korean with me? I need a partner so I'm not lonely...no? ok :,)
tiffany mcdonald I will 🙌
+Koko Kouture do you have Kakaotalk?
No one:
Angry korean moms: AIGOOOOO
Coni tv?
@@chickennuggetmartinez1926 😂😂😂😂
@@chickennuggetmartinez1926 OMG YESS
@@chickennuggetmartinez1926 KSSSSSSSKAMS
Angry South Indian moms: AYOOOOO
"oh my god" -jimin
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JIMIN
Your name is beautiful and amazing XD Nico is life
more like jungkook, who always randomly says it 😂
I'm a total beginner at Korean. Since I'm going to study in Seoul for one semester this autumn, I really want to learn the language, and your videos are perfect! Just memorizing hangul without context didn't work very well, and so these small videos teaching me one word at a time are really great for learning. (Just three videos in, and I've started to recognize some letters.)
@@Obsidian444 Not very good, I'm afraid, as I decided to resume Japanese studies instead after returning from Seoul.
I can still read Korean, but my vocabulary doesn't go much further than "thank you" and "beer, please". :D
oh kay~ its been 7 years ... how did your semester go and how well did you learn Korean and do you still speak it? UPDATES NOW HAHAHA!!
Aigo! I laughed so hard in the "abs" part.😂😂
I lived in Seoul in the mid 90s as a kid and I remember watching Korean soap operas/dramas where this was said all the time. I always loved how they would draw out the aigooooooo. I’ve moved back to the states but I can still remember those actors with all their aigoos.
Is that a bible she's holding at 0:49 and she said dictionary 😂😂 your videos make me laugh
My bad it's a dictionary 😂😂😂
lxdygrey 😂😂😆
Omg I love those videos she's just so funny. xD "My stomach hurts, because I'm working on my sixpack"
You know "aiyoo" means OMG in tamil( one of the indian language)..We use aiyoo for all the purposes she stated..
That's cuz many words in Korean language are borrowed from Tamil through traders and since there are ancient ties with Korean , one Tamil princess married in Korean clan "Kim" long time back . probably 1800-1700 years ago (date can be wrong) . that's why i searched this video up xD
They also use exact same words for mother and father like Tamil people
@wondergirls2448 its Sikkeuleo or if you can read hangul 시끄러
@tegaregz I hear she's a cougar. You might just be her type. Give me your number. I'll pass it onto her.
Omo…the end xD it scared the shit out of me for some reason!
grandma kim is a great actor!!
I just had my 6 year old use "아이고" at me! lol He was annoyed I wasn't getting up to do something fast enough so he said to me: "아이고....엄마! 빨리가!!!" Which shocks me considering he's 6 and has just heard Korean in dramas and what little I use around the house. lol
So this is like "Aiya" in Chinese. Ok.
PutYaGunsOn haha ya. Aya~~~~ i left the oven on.
It’s like Ayo in Kannada,
@@hellogoodmorning8888 in tamil too
@Lucky Luck True
It's like ayyo in malayalam
@BabyAlchie Haha. It's just a made-up word. Whenever their is "ist" at the end of a word (like racist or sexist) it means you are against a certain type of people. Basically, GRANDMA KIM LOVES Y'ALL! She's no type of "ist."
Im obsessed with kdramas... 😍😍😍
아이고............할머니 귀엽네!
This series helps me sooo much with my korean!!! I love how much effort you put in making this series. (costumes and makeup)
@terracearts i think its daebak. if u wanna say cool. but i culd be wrong
JUST found out about these adorable and VERY helpful Korean learning videos...7 years later...
These are so cute and funny that it makes all the words super memorable :D THANK YOU SISTER!
Welp ... This was posted 10 years ago .... SO HELPFUL !!!!
laughed way too hard as the video ended😂😂
AIGO is more like only old people say! It will be so weird if I say 'aigo' all the time like Americans say 'oh my god' :P
uhh well I hear a lot of young koreans using it, so I dont know what makes you think that...
+Kashifa Yasmine Meerah Because I am a young Korean?
한국언니 Korean Unnie Well Ive heard young people using that word too
Thank you so much for these! My girlfriend is korean and it has been really fun to get a jump on my efforts towards becoming conversational in Korean. She was born/raised in the US but same as with me and my grandma insisting I learn Irish Gaelic (it also didn't hurt that I spent several of my teen summers in Ireland staying with family learning to speak along with what it meant to really work, to drink, and to fight - particularly the difference between when to and when NOT to) Anyway Thx!
From #NYC @IdeaCatalyst1 Framing Ideas: ♡ K-OMG. What's AIGOO? How to say OMG in Korean (KWOW #3): via @youtube #kpop
Do more videos PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
More about korean stuff :) love billy jin a lot :D and all the characters ? :D
i love kim halmeoni's nails
I like how your mom , brother and sister joined you in KWOW
aegyo is a cutely act. you can do it anytime, while aigoo. is an expression which means "oh my" or "oh dear" :)
My grandma always says 아이구 so this whole time I thought that was the correct way. Good to learn the right pronunciation and spelling. She is from 거제도, but when she says it, it sounds like she is saying 그지도. I guess it's a southern dialect.
@PiroMunkie I think that makes sense, since my friend said that they either say "omg (literally)" "*scream*" or "어떡해". She did not say that it actually meant "omg" literally. Thank you for the clearing up my confusion. ^^
THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW EASY YOU HAVE MADE KOREAN FOR ME.
This is great! I am wondering, what is the purpose of the silent vowel? Is it like a placeholder?
It can be as a placeholder, but when it is at the end of a word it sounds like ng
ㅇ= -ng, silent
+Molly A. Block It's the place holder that you put when the vowel is alone or at beginning of the syllable. But at the end of a syllable is had an 'ng sound! ^-^
Angie Cruz Lola Bint I understand now, thank you both!
No problem!^^
Molly A. Block You're very welcome! ^-^
"chamnah "..so funny too. Caught another word similar to "charhm " in Cantonese. It also means, "oh dear, what a problem, how now and what to do ".
I love watching these old vids.... you've really come far!
@sweetandtasty Yes, you're right that only 아이고 shows up in the dictionary... that's because the other form is spelled 어이구, which is not a dialect but a perfectly acceptable alternate spelling. Look it up! Both are listed in the dictionary.
Thank u so much Grandma Kim :X
this video is so interesting. My effort to learning both English and Korean is seem to be esier with your video.
Do more, contribute more !
Whenever there is a korean syllable that is just a vowel, instead of just putting the vowel, they put a silent consonent symbol in front of it. Because in hangeul you always want to have at least one consonant and one vowel.
Love the snakeskin fingersnails on Grandma. Your attention to detail in these vids is outstanding.
So how about "That's outstanding!!", or "That's excellent" or something similar???...
Classic ending 😂
Korean/Filipino/Puerto Rican and I only speak English...SMH
I really love your videos so far. You have such a gift for teaching. I like learning and laughing at the same time. :)
You make a good looking grandma. Haha. I love reviewing your previous videos, specifically KWOW. You make learning korean fun with your creativity :D
Aigoo, kunpimook bambam is adorable! Got7! Rules
I really LOVE your videos. Grandma Kim is my favorite! Awesome show Thank you!!!
her expressions are the best!!!👍👍👌👌
아이고
This is superb video. Thank you for teaching us Korean.
No they are both part of regular everyday language, they just have different names and sounds for different counting or whatever.
I think that next week word should be Hugi amigo.
I'm black. And because I watch SO MANY Korean dramas, its been added to my everyday vocabulary haha.
Can you use '아이고' when someone says something that makes you happy? Like when someone gives you a compliment?
Yes, you can use it for happy things.
leovjongin I hear older people where I live say it to little kids sometimes, but it really depends on the context.
Just the same. Addicted to k drama, so sick to wait for subtitles I decided to learn Korean.
@Canagemo To be honest I'm still very much a beginner at Korean so I'm not too familiar with the phrase 어떡해 itself, I just know that it's different from 어떻게. However my resources do suggest that 어떡해 is a shortened form of a longer word/phrase.
I would speculate that while it probably doesn't literally mean "omg," it can be colloquially used as just a phrase of exasperation or confusion. Though most places I look tell me that it just means "What do I do?"
thanks unnie for sharing ur wonderful video,,,,now,,i can understand korean now,,,
How about sleepy how do you say that in Korean
@danielacoolpepe means the same thing for only OMG. usually aigoo is used by the ahjumma and ajusshi. omo or omona is used by all.
@BarbaraInLove Remember that sometimes consonants blend together. For example with 감사합니다 (gam-sa-hap-ni-da), when you say the "hap-ni" you don't open your mouth to really define the "p" sound. You go from a closed mouth straight into the 'n' which makes it sound more like "ham-ni."
If it's not it's own exception (which there are some in Korean) 사랑했던 is probably the same way. When you get to the double-s your tongue is already in position to make the ㄷ sound, so the S's just get overwritten.
Can you make video of common korean speaking?!?
3..Pronounced as "sahm". Love it. In Cantonese, a Chinese dialect, it's pronounced the same way -"sahm"- so cute.
@rawwr1kitten shikoro or 시끄러 Means too noisy. Shut up is not used in korean it is considered a very bad word, hope this helps
Haha you're great, KWOW is a fun way of learning that beautiful language. Thank you very much :)
Grandma Kim, you're a hoot! Aigoo, I'm LOL! I hope you're still making videos!
Kwow for next week i hope
WAIT AND IM WAITING
gamsahabnida chingu 😊
These vids are fun and educational. Subbing :)
omo and omona is an expression for 'surprised'. Aigoo means 'oh my...' or 'oh god'
I don't even speak Korean or anything but ever since I can remember I have said aigoo whenever I get hurt or someone makes me mad and today I decided to see what it meant because I've also heard bts say it lmao
아이고 너 진짜 예쁘다 😄😄💜 고마워 언니 for this video
Looooooooooool that end was HILARIOUS, am I the only one who thought about Taecyeon from 2pm in the end?
HI, YOU ARE FUNNY:) I LIKE WATCHING YOU :) JIN JJAH. :)
i’ve been saying aigoo to express annoyance or shock since i was a kid and didn’t even know it’s origins. i wonder where or how i picked that up haha
Thank you for your videos.
Thanks for giving my an A+ on the first episode :). I want to learn "That", "Their", "This", "They're". I really want to make a sentence or understand one and that's the start to it. Thanks for the hard work :)
as much i have learnt from dramas, it is actually the same but just used in a positive/suprise way..it's maybe wrong
Your so awesome! Sarang heyo! I would really like to visit Korea next year and learn more hangul, also expand my knowledge of hapkido. As well as history of Korea. I'm so happy I found this channel! And I only found it by looking up hanok lol. Great!
Love your preseason much! ❤ I can't seem to find a subscription button.
i hear "I Go" hahaha
There's also emphatic 하이고, often used sarcastically: 하이고, 웃기고 앉아있네.
There are Native Korean numbers and then there are Sino-Korean numbers.
Native Korean: hana tul set net
Sino-Korean: il i sam sa
It's similar to Tamil (my native language) where we say "Aiyoo" 🤔
how we say she is special. in a good way. u r special.
Some of the ways to say and use the word "No" in Korean, since there are many ways.
2:42 Taekwon Do is upset, because he was feeling left out of the KWOW scene, but he does his thing at the end of the video.
Can you teach me in Korean language family relationships ...means what korean child called father mother grandmother etc
thank you so much for these videos! look forward to more!!!
wait wait which dictionary was she using? like the korean/english one she showed when she said something about the spelling... which one was it??? @sweetandtasty
You're a great actress! Master of disguise!
Why did you say "괜찮어?" and not "괜찮아?"? I thought it depends on the last vowel and if you have an "아" you conjugate with "아".
Is there any rule in which cases you don't and if so, could somebody explain?:)
These videos really make me want to continue learning Korean! :D
@Canagemo 어떻게is a general way to say "How" in Korean, I think the word you're hearing is 어떡해. They're homophones.
Why am I just now discovering this wonderfully fantastic channel o.o
@mattchuurc00l if you are a young boy, call the older boy hyung, if it is an older girl, call her noona. If you are a girl, call the older boy oppa. if it is a girl unnie. :)
Hey, sweetandtastytv, i know this isn't exactly a word, but for the h(ㅎ) sound in korean, I have seen two different letters for it... I'm confused..which one do I use?
thanks! this really helped me understand some words in korean variety shows with super junior or SHINee! :)
would you use aigoo when you are trying to explain something but people are not understanding or getting confused by you? Could you use it to show that type of frustration?
Haha just wanna say your videos are really helpful! for someone like me who's not the linguistic type.this really helps :) props
The next word should be one of the most famous words:사랑해💘
@DarkDreamQueen I hope Professor Oh makes a lesson on that soon. From what I know, 'eotteohke' means, 'what should I do'?
LOVED THIS....SOOOOOO CUTE AND HELPFUL AND GRANDMA KIM...........YOUR SKIN IS THE BOMB! AIGOO......sooooooooo Fabulous !!!!!!!!!!!