10 Tips for Learning Korean
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- I often get asked how I learnt Korean and what my advice is to other people study it, so here are my top ten tips for people studying Korean! Everyone learns in a different way so hopefully some of the things that worked for me might work for you too. The links to all the resources I mentioned in the video are below as well!
My social media links:
FACEBOOK: / hojusara
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TWITTER: / thesaraholmes
KOREAN CHANNEL : / seoulsarang9095
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I learnt how to read and write but not understand lmfao.
You did not match between words written and words means. That is why. Maybe you should remember via drama or something.
Me too haha
That just means you’ve made the first steps! You can keep going! 화이팅!
twinklgn same I know how to read and write and barely understand
Sameeeee
I have to study korean bec big hit doesn't have eng sub lol
Mood
Mooooood 💀
dont learn korean for k-pop
it would be best to learn it for the culture because you would start to lose interest in learning and become unmotivated
@@diva4346 I'll try my best
Same 😂😂😂
"Go to korea"
WELL I MEAN I WISH BUT ME BROKE AF
I feel you T_T
Mood
I started saving money cause my mom wants to go with me to korea
Lovefor whitelilacs Ayyyyy same probably like this year I think. So gotta learn some Korean to help my dumbass out hahaha
If you cant get to Korea... bring Korea home!
I think 한글 is literally the easiest thing about Korean
Idk it lol
I think it just means korean xD
@@stefaniechen8938 I believe it means Hangul lmao
Dat Boi oh okay thank you lol
yep, The biggest obstacles i believe are the particles (object, subject, topic markers)
**immediately goes to spotify and plays CYPHER playlist + rapline solo songs**
Namu this comment is underrated
Namu Mood.
Loll only armys will understand 😂😂😂
*plays every song BTS has ever made*
when ur watching this while fasting : /
“Have mini conversations in your head”
That works. I am not from a english speaking country, and having conversations in my head has helped me a lot.
Kim Seokjin your english is great!!
Yeah same, I'm from Finland and I has helped me alot for learning English
same
Yeah i'm from Germany and I always do that hahaha xD I barely think in german coz i trained myself to always think in english xD WORKS
Yeh me too. I'm from Albania and I still use this. When I have a problem or want to find a solution about something I "talk with myself" in English
The one word I know on korean language is "ㅋㅋㅋ" which means hahaha
Rosa Harukawa kkk
Its actually "k k k"
It’s “kkk” hahaha is 하하하
It’s not wrong, ㅋㅋㅋ is both hahaha and k k k. 하하하 is also hahaha :)
hahaha is actually 하하하
ㅋㅋㅋ is actually kkk
Is anyone learning Korean just because they want to watch kdramas whit out sub? I think is only me🙋🏽♀️😅
lmao me too! and from watching videos from idols too!
Agree lol
Me
That's a wonderful motivation. So much gets lost in the translation, and those dramas are so much more fun in Korean than in the translation. :)
you right hahahahahaha
Me learning korean: *listens carefully*
Me learning math: *what can I do? Hmmm should I just sleep? Yeah i'll just sleep*
Yessss this is so relatable
While Koreans do math 70% of our whole study
@@user-ij5op1rg6c No
11 11
What the hell do you mean NO. 70% is an ideal proportion to study math and where I leave we don’t/can’t sleep during class.
@@user-ij5op1rg6c Lol do math? Fix your grammar first kid.
the things I do for BTS..
if they only knew this much right?
literally me :P
브릿즈 the things I do for all the Koop bands I Stan 💀👊
I wanna learn for all kpop bands😀
Same sis
I'm doing it for Stray Kids😄✊
Yeahhhh me tooooooo
@@jeonginyang7504 yaaa😄🔥🔥
Omg same 😂😂
I'm also a stay but why for straykids is there a particular reason?..
@@M-ei4hk stray kids is just a motivation, I already wanted to learn Korean though💖
guys but we should know, k-pop songs will be never same after we learn korean fluent..
*I TAKE RISK SJDKSM*
😂😂😂 omg
aw sheitu , yeah :'( bRuh jUst wAtcH mE siNg kpOp soNgs when lIterAllY NO ONE remEmbErs thE soNg :,( *_I TAKE RISK TOO_*
Rip House of cards and 7th sense
As well as fake subtitles
What do you mean?? 😹
Lmao after I learn Korean, house of cards will never be the same
as a Korean American, this is so crazy to me how good you are.... Time for me to refresh my native language
wow same
honestly, same
Dad Isn’t Mad It's not your native language, english is lol
@@rose-jn2by how would you know what their native language is
We miss u sara💔 I'll say bbyeong for now
It’s too sad we can’t see you anymore. RIP sara
THIS VID ACTUALLY HELPS like I watched so many kdramas and I still don’t understand anything like how did namjoon learn from watching friends
Do we need to watch a kdrama that has like 9 seasons like friends? Is that the secret??
I'm learning how to speak Korean BECAUSE I love kpop. Also I tried learning how to read it. It us really simple. I've been doing it wrong this whole time I would try to memories the romanization. Thank yku
NEVER LEARN ROMANIZATION. Check Billy Go's video about it.
YEAH DON'T DO ROMANAZATION DON'T BE LAZYYY OKAY
@@korean6363 It does help, but only for the very beginning. I'm still a beginner in learning Korean, but I only did the romanization for about a month until I finally learned how to read and write 한글
BubbleGumPrincess47 화이팅!🤗 i learned english through songs, as long as u love kpop i'm sure you will learn korean fast with fun^^^^
Some of us can't help trying to do the romanized versions though
I started talking to my cats in Korean 😂 every mealtime “배고프다? 먹고 싶어요?” “먹자!” “예~ 많이 먹어요”
And YES TTMIK is hands down my favourite learning resource! The free stuff is great but I loved it so much I bought the books and they’re so worth it.
I also make friends through an app called HelloTalk. I even hosted a Korean backpacker for two months while they looked for work.
Disclaimer: I’m still very much a noob but I’m getting better. I’m up to some simple sentences in present and past tense, and really trying to build my vocabulary. (I did learn hangeul first and it is so necessary!)
I do this with my pets too. It's great practice. Although, I'm not sure how useful "hurry up and poop" in Korean will be in the future. 🤣
@@summer52 Maybe if you become an Au Pair to a Korean toddler hahaha
@@BasementRuthie first I'm korean and sorry for my English. just i wanted to correct your koreans.. 배고프다 is the verb so you might use 배고파? (this is informal) or 배고프세요? (
@@o.o1428 감사합니다! I appreciate it 😊
Sara! You are such a treasure and you will always remain a treasure for us. Thank you for inspiring us and teaching us. We miss you so much!
i know why a lot of y’all are here..
the things we do for kpop...
Army
Exo-l 💕
Blink
Ahgase
Multi 😂😂😂
I’m half korean so I grew up already knowing how to speak, read, and write by going to classes, but I stopped in 5th grade, therefore I forgot most of my speaking skills. My main goal is to be able to speak more in normal conversations.
Omg Im in the same situation as you!! I was born and raised in Korea and after movin to America I forgot so much. It's really easy relearning cuz it just flows back to me at times but I still struggle trying to speak in normal conversations
sipmytae _ Yeah same! I understand everything my mom says when she speaks but I can’t seem to remember the words and talk back 😓 but sometimes I know how to respond without even having to try, it’s so weird 😂
@@likumika ughh ik!! Girl I exactly get your strugglea
i'm a Singaporean learning how to speak Korean.
Reason: Korean language is very interesting to learn.
Omg ur reason is y I want to learn Korean.
Im actually Korean,, I watch this video because Im interested in how foreigners learn Korean !! ♡ It's really easy to learn Korean. But English is difficult ( Of course, It's personal) I hope everyone good at Korean!!
Korea and English are not my first languages, and yes i agree with you. English is harder than korean, at least for me 😅
I anyway think that English is the easiest one among Latin languages. Because it doesn't have any accent mark and its grammar is quite easier than others in my opinion
@@dennykim7419 It's not, though... English has Germanic roots, it's just that about half of the vocabulary comes from Latin. But grammar, phonetics, syntax, etc is mostly Germanic or Celtic in origin.
@@sofia_with_an_f Latin language includes German roots. Using ABC is all Latin language.
@@dennykim7419 Ok
That is LITERALLY how I learn English. I mean why would anyone thinks that I'd know every word from Eminem song. lol
Good job Sara. You've literally summed up everything I was thinking about learning languages.
and check CCs!
Thank you for the subs Jaeho! Muchly appreciated:)
Mc Hobbit
I have a different view: It is still important to understand how people use grammar and pronunciation in different ways. 1) if you like the song, you may be curious what it means. 2) people don’t all speak alike, so learning different ways they use it opens your mind further in that language. 3) Just because you learn it, doesn’t mean you have to speak that way. 4) fluent speakers tend to be able to play with the language (like in rap, poem, or jokes for example). 5) what’s considered proper or appropriate for a language exists on a spectrum (well many spectrums, but that is another topic!). In my own language (called my “A” language) growing up I was exposed to many people saying things in different ways. As a child (or even adult!) people corrected me to help me speak better. Someone learning an additional language needs to be exposed to the spectrum of what is acceptable and taught the boundaries so they know what is correct.
I know, I haven't watched many "how to study korean" videos, but, like, half of the things she said I just started doing in my spare time anyways
thats me too XD i used to watch a lot of english/american animations when i was younger, which some of them had british or southern accent.. I picked it up and used to talk in that accent in front of foreigner lmao
그건 공부 못하는 애들이나 하는 소리고
it’s not about the speaking or reading...
is about the meaning
speaking,I can
reading,I can
But I just don’t understand what it means 😂😅
Hahdjahdh 😂
•Moony Gacha• Hellotalk has really helped me learn Korean fast. I conversed with Koreans mostly in Korean, and I forced myself not to use english as much as possible. At the start, I used the dictionary a lot. I also found that studying grammar and sentence structure has improved my understanding despite not knowing a lot of vocab in the beginning.
I wouldn't be going through this painful process of trying to master this language if BigHit would just put subtitles on their bangtan bombs lmao
true lol
I feel you
Honestly lmao
I'm from the future and can now gladly say we finally have eng subs
I saw a sweet potato in my kitchen the other day, but I didn’t think “sweet potato”. My thought was “Oh look! 고구마 🍠!”
(Please tell me that says sweet potato lol This was the first time I tried to use the Korean keyboard on my phone. And I looked up the characters on the Naver Dictionary 😁)
great job ! 🤣😄
wow,, that's a great improvement. -- Yes, that is sweet potato , 고구마.
I'm learning English & I wish the reverse can happen to my English in exactly the same way.
Official Crystal Sings u did great xd
Correct~!!
Official Crystal Sings 고구마! Yeah it's correct. I love sweet potatos... now I am hungry.. this was not my intention..
I'm 13 and I know how to speak 7 languages. Hindi, English, Japanese, Thai, Mandarin, Spanish and Korean. Your Korean pronunciation is really good and I'm glad you're helping other people to pick it up. (I'm Aussie too BTW)
Woah an aussie knows all that I'm From New Zealand and I know Hi in like 4 languages and I think I'm good 😆
Yoongi's vlive suddenly motivated me again to CONTINUE LEARNING THE FCKN LANGUAGE...😭😭😭
I am a Korean writer who introduces Korean books. I'm always watching good videos. Thank you.
Love you from Vietnam.
Hey Sara 😊
What's really helped me learning Croatian and now Korean is writing the names of household objects on sticky paper and attaching it to those items. Like for a chair, table, bed, mirror etc.
Love always 🐱
thats a great idea..smart
thats a great idea..smart
Sounds like a good idea, but I'd need to have my own apartment I think... living in my parents' house at the moment and I'd look mental covering the house with Korean and Japanese ㅋㅋ
Works for kids too, though we didn't do it.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Govorim malo hrvatski
I actually do Number. 2
I learned in house of cards that 또 is "also/again"
I learned that 우리 is "We/us" (I think.)
I also do Number 6 while I am using the bathroom.
I don't only want to learn korean for kpop, it's because I am planning to move/visit korea when I am older.
You will always be remembered and loved Sara. I will always remember when I first discovered you years and years ago right about the time CZcams was becoming popular. You were one of the first foreigners to speak about your passion for Korean culture and language. You're a trailblazer.
I watch Korean Unnie
Mee too
Same
Same
same :-)
i'm 1 year late but same!! she's so helpful
For someone who speaks 7 languages, having mini conversations in your head is my nº1 recommended tip I give to people who ask me how they can learn languages. I find that by doing so, some responses to certain questions/scenarios become really automatic and will make you sound a lot more fluent and natural (even if you do make a mistake or two), because you're not thinking how to say things, they just come out. You train your brain to flip the switch into the foreign language way of thinking.
Also, on the topic of people being afraid of making mistakes. Don't worry about it. Have you ever realized that you also make mistakes sometimes in your native language? Maybe you're saying one thing but your brain is thinking another and then you just end up saying something weird, and nobody bats an eye. So it's only natural that you make mistakes in the foreign language.
Reading Korean is so easy to learn and pronounce as well. Learn Korean with RIKO Korean
Same, I wanna text while watching and not staring at the damn subtitles the whole time
PREACH woman PREACH, haha.. . There really are quite a few things that werent there before to study. &my goodness i look now &there's an app or media source outlet to help
Oh Love scenario by Ikon is great for the song lyrics and reading the hangul
SARANGEUL HAEDDA URIGA MANA
i love that song so much lol
Oh, yeah, cause it's got such a structured sound, so it's really good
6:00 I talk to myself in French, Korean, and Spanish a lot and have found it really helpful too. You're not alone!
My mom: stop watching kdramas and listening to kpop and study
Me: Sara told me this IS how i study
i always have korean convos in my head. but, i barely know anything in korean...
As a Korean learning English and Japanese, the biggest barrier for learning languages is shyness. I keep thinking ‘what if I am wrong? what if I sound dumb?’. I didn’t know that even foreigner learning Korean feel the same way. Thank you for sharing your very nice tips! I gained lots of confidence with your video!
Something I like to do is text my friends in English/Spanish but using Hangul characters. So basically I use the sounds and it helps with reading. I would just text in actual Korean but I don’t know enough to form actual conversations yet.
At my secondary school I do Korean classes and we get the talk to me in Korean textbooks
Where can I get themmm 😭
@@alanap6734 you can buy their in there website
I also need to learn korean...And i am learning for BTS💜💜💜💜
I got a children book which had picture to go along side out to help you remember how it is pronounced so ㅏ had an arrow being shot into a stick man's back with him screaming 'ah!'
When I learned English and reached intermediate level I changed language on my phone and computer and I plan to do that with the Korean as well when I feel ready to because it was a great way to make my brain much more comfortable with seeing it all day as you navigate your phone. I have the keyboard installed to already now get used to where the keys are and get used to looking at them. (Get it to be mindlessly automatic in my brain)
I started to learn English in 1996 and I feel so incredibly spoiled right now with all the easy access for the Korean with apps and what not. Studying is easier than ever!
My greatest tip is to not think "x means y" because then you attach all words to another word and you get a habit longer to need to translate in your head all the time which is very tiring and draining. Instead try to take the new words as a name. Just like you know many faces of people called Jonathan you can know several "names" (words) for things. Expose your brain to hearing it loads, see studying as an introduction to recognizing it in the future and don't stress about remembering everything on the first or second exposure. It will stick when you are ready to just like a commercial jingle on TV. :)
Off topic but I absolutely love her voice.
A idiotic matter of fact that
Rm (BTS) learned english by watching friends. And he is fluent in ut
Me; Who waatched 135 kdramas 1000+ kpop songs 120 k movies ..Finished all the run BTS episodes
Only knows saranghe(I love you), anneyong haseyo, (Hello) algetsubmniida (I understand)
does anyone else just sit and stare at a wall to think about life and then as your speaking to yourself you start speaking in another language and the just get so scared and has a mini panic attack... just me ;-;
Since i was a kid like around 3, i started to talk by myself in english to practice and i think it rlly works!!
I just have to say this, your eyebrows are GORGEOUS 👏🏼
Ikr!!! I was looking at them all the time!!!!
Ananthalakshmi Ragi omg me too!!
We miss you Sara!
We miss you, Angel. Rest well
HI!! THIS VID IS SO GOOD!! my fist language is BENGALI( It is an language of India),after that second languages are Hindi ( it's the official language of India) and English! and now I wanna learn korean ! I can read and write Hangeul!! can speak some phrases !ya!!!! fighting!!!!!!
I found this video coincidentally while I was surfing CZcams. And I think the tip No.6 can also be a good tip for me to study English-speaking as a Korean. These all tips are very useful though. 👍
이상현 perfect English
Yesssssss! The video I've been waiting for 😊. I finished Korean 2 in August and due to work, I had to fly back home. When I get back to Washington in August 2018, I can resume my Korean classes and start K3. For now I'm looking for tips on how to continue in the meantime. I've heard about Talk To Me In Korea and I literally can't wait to order and start it! Thank you for all these useful tips ❤
TIP 1. CHECK
TIP 2. CHECK
TIP 3. CHECK (but sometimes)
TIP 4. X (I don't have someone who could correct my korean)
TIP 5. CHECK (I'm always doing that lmao)
TIP 6. na ah
TIP 7. I don't think so..
TIP 8. CHECK (yep I did installed apps and I have 9 apps and I'll install what you've recommended)
TIP 9. CHECK (I already learned how to read and write 'em)
TIP 10. NAAAAAA I CAN'T I'M TOO YOUNG TIP 10 REALLY BROKED MY HEART AAAAA😭💔
TIP 11. CHECKKK
ANYWAYS THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS HELPS A LOT💜
Luv Your Videos ! Luv Learning Korean
5:47
*stares at my wall*
(in korean) "im hungry......."
You speak Korean very well...!
When you speak Korean, your speed of Korean is normal...!
But when you speak English, your speed of English is too fast...!
Ho Seong Ahn thats because it's her first language 🤗
her english is actually quite slow, especially for a native
@@leagueislife4223 Australians are really slangy and slow.
*Well... me anyway*
It's not too fast as a native English speaker but I also wouldn't say too slow , it's normal speed.
Tip No. 6 ... I thought I was the only one doing this hahahahaha omg. But u know what? What I use to do too is talk and answer to the videos. If I'm watching a korean speaker CZcamsr or whatever thing I use to answer the things they question or comment like they were really talking to me. That helps a lot when you don't have korean friends to how practice with
I love Talk To Me In Korean too!!! Great tips! Thank you!
This was so helpful, thank you!
This is actually one of the best tip videos I've ever seen. Thank you for giving me some inspiration to kickstart my learning!!
1. Learn how to read and write Korean, don’t rely or use Romanizations
2. Try to read the lyrics to Korean songs and sing along
3.Watch Korean TV shows and repeat lines from them
4.Ask people to correct you when you make mistakes. Be open to being criticized
5. Have conversations in your head in Korean
6. Talktomeinkorean (Korean website, textbooks and social media)
7. Use apps
8.write in Korean (clarifies understanding of the word)
9.Go to Korea
10.Ask when you don’t understand something
Thanks sara holmes.
Some people think to get used with the sound is first priority than understanding the writing and read system, but for learning Hangul, read and writing system to know seems high priority.
I am trying to teach Korean for foreigner and refer your method! Thank you. Hope your channel 흥하길! - cheers from S.korea
I think, This tips are same as The other international languages..
Thank you for nice tips!
So... basically these are the tips to learn ANY language. Great video! ❤️
So proud of you ^^
I'm doing this for webtoon🤭✊
Omg I am not aloooooneeeeee
I am very surprised that I'm already in the right direction lol. I learned Hangul and always practice by writing my friends or family members names in Hangul. And I always look and pause lyric videos to read them so I can sing them better and faster. I watch dramas with both Korean and English subtitles so I can learn small words and the structure. I unfortunately don't have anyone I can ask if I'm correct or not, there's no one here that speaks Korean so.. yeah.. Also surprisingly I always think of meeting my favorite idols and what I would say and I would do my best to translate that into Korean. If I don't know, I go and learn it. I will look into "talk to me in Korean." It sounds very helpful! I've used apps to see if my Korean pronunciation was okay and tried to (once it was good) make it sound natural. Also number 10... hehehe... I am very poor. But I am saving. By the time I do get enough money I will have already know enough to survive. I'm very glad and surprised that I'm already in a good direction! Thank you!
Sorry this comment was long, _I_ don't even like ready long comments... but quick note: Your name keeps reminding me of BryonsVids videos.. Sara.. pronounced SArA last name, ng full name.. Sarang. I'm sorry, I couldn't help myself. It has no H it was perfect.
how do you have both korean and english subtitles?
sahara aweys
I use the Viki app, a ton of kdramas, jdramas and movies are on there. There they have a "learning mode" where you can have both Korean and English subtitles at the same time. Though, it seems that it doesn't work on phones because the mode doesn't show up. But it'll work on a laptop or computer.
Also, if I'm not using Viki, I just switch the subtitles to Korean and English every other episode. See if I can understand it.
@@shootingstar2550 oh thank you ihave viki learn but dont use it as much
sahara aweys
No problem, also I'm glad you have Viki too! It's a very useful app haha
you're so inspiring, thank you :)
A lot of these are how I learned Japanese. The song thing and the talking to yourself especially.
I learned how to read Hangul about 6 years ago or so and recently I’ve been watching your videos and it’s inspired me to start studying korean more.
Thanks for all the great advices! They are really helpful. I've been interested in Korean language, culture and society for a long time, and finally, I seriously started learning the 한 국 어. What I like to do is to make small dialogues on my own, to see if I can say what I think in Korean. I practice most of the tips you mentioned, too.
I think having a Korean friend would help a lot with the developing of vocabulary and fluency in conversation, so if there are people who read this and would like make a new friend, please reply.
some people in here saying you shouldn't learn korean just for kpop and I'm going to be really honest with the fact that, for me, I have no other reason to learn korean.
No dont care what other said !!at least u have ur reason to try!!fighting!!
Exactly!
I wanna understand those puns and jokes too! I'm interested in their dialects as well.
Not only that but in the translations you can easily miss a lot of important information.
Great tips! I agree especially with reading along with the lyrics helps me!
한글 took me half an hour to memorize and it's literally so easy! Definitely learn it first!
Thanks for the Tip!
I Just Learned Korean Last January....01/01/19
This is Helpful 😊
감사합니다 !!!
my problem isn’t reading cuz i started a few days ago and i can read it but very slowly like a kindergartener, my problem is translating to english 😭
그녀는 얼마나 좋은 사람인데 🥺😓😔😔
Thank you for sharing your tips !
I challenged myself to learning Hangul completely by myself, and I did it! It's helped me greatly now that I'm learning words and such.
Im little interested to learn more korean because of you 언니 고마워!!♥♥
Love her voice
Hi i'm korean!! Thank you very much for uploading a video about Korean! 감사합니다
im currently learning and I use an app called ‘coursera’. It‘s an uni course app which includes losts of uni courses for free. It has a course called “first step korean” and if like me you’re dyslexic so you need like a set lesson and an order to learning, it has really good lessons and it’s free. It’s really good when you first start learning korean, especially if you have dyslexia!
I'm learning because Korea looks interesting, its history is also really good! (I'm a little worried on racism, because as a foreigner I'm bound to have some discrimination, but I don't think there will be that much)
Peridot, there's discrimination no matter where you go, it's just up to all people to stop it, we're all human right?
Are u british... I'm an early teen and would love to learn Korean I would also love to be a Korean exchange student... I just think i really won't be able to learn this language I'm really stupid lol
I’m Australian ^.^ I think it’s great to learn a language! And if you put in a lot of practice you can do it! Noone’s great at anything at first.
Sara Vi thankyou I feel motivated now 😂💜
BTSIsDeStRoYIngMe SToB It Omg i see you sometimes lmao
한국인이 이런 영상보니까 신기하네요...
I'm Korean. It's amazing to see this video.
i'm literally in love with your accent
When u love and stan BTS you have to do this 😂😂😂❤
Sameeeee TvT
Same
I relate😂
Yeah definitely
Lmfao xD
Unfortunately for me nothing I have tried has worked to help me learn :(
And seeing everyone else talk about how "easy" it is is frustrating.
Hey, don't get discouraged. A lot of people have a hard time, like, for me, everything went downhill as soon as I learned how to read 😅. You got this!
I love your hairrr
Wow I'm so glad I found your channel!
"Have mini conversations in your head"
Me: That won't be a problem!
Like if you talk to yourself when you're alone. Lol, I'm weird.
I’m having difficulties on learning the formal and informal in korean language 🥺👉🏻🐯
The best way is like you said practice in your head. I do this all with Spanish and I even did it with ASL lol but on my hands like when no one was looking lmao. But it gives you the freedom to make mistakes comfortably, be introspective with the language and form new sentences you haven't before. Then you can tell that it becomes a bit easier talking to someone!
This is an amazing video so pumped!! Keep up the videos