Da erinner ich mich zurück an meine mündliche Englisch Prüfung. Man musste immer Laute abgeben wie ,,Ohhh“ und sowas, damit es sich ja bloß so anhört, dass es einen interessiert. 😂
That's it! This channel has inspired me to learn German! Also, Germany is one of the countries I've been wanting to visit for so long, when the pandemic ends, obviously!
Good luck (Viel Glück)! Just make sure not to confuse der, das, die, den, das, die, dem, dem and der. I know some of them are spelled the same but...(chuckles in my horrible German). Still, the German language is a wonderful language to learn, not to mention their country :)
I want to go to Germany too after the pandemic, I had to save up some money but then the pandemic happened and after I’d been to Korea and Japan in March which was cancelled, I was going to go back and see my dad and stepmother in Hamburg. I guess I’ve got more time to practice really. I only lived there until I was 5 and lost a lot of the spoken, I understood all of this German without the subtitles but I wouldn’t be able to say it correctly and my dad says I have an English accent now lol (sounds like I’m speaking it with a potato in my mouth apparently 🤣🤣🤣). I recommend going to Hamburg even if just for a visit, I know I’m biased but I think it’s a nice city;). Good look with people’s learning and future moves/visits.
출연해 주신 선생님, 학생들, 누진, 일라이다 모두 고마워요! 그리고 2편에는 누진도 시험감독관으로 참여하니 기대해 주세요~! Thanks to the academy teacher, the students, Nujin and Illayda for making an appearance in our video! In the second video Nujin will also appear as a proctor, so stay tuned~! 일라이다 (Ilayda) instagram.com/ilaayyda_ 누진 (Nujin) instagram.com/nuj_27 리나 (Lina) instagram.com/ahn_lina_ 동기 (Donggi) instagram.com/tongki_ahn
@@JeffLGomes I’m german, and I never have asked this and never was asked 🤷🏻♀️ It’s pretty clear in a situation how to address the other person as well as how you introduce each other.
@@1anna1 Well to be precise you actually always talk formal. At least when you speak with someone older or someone having a higher position than you. It's just not that common to speak formal to friends or people having nearly the same age. It's not as strict as in korea where it feels like they speak formal to someone the moment you are 2 months older. Btw. the first question about talking formal or informal is always coming from the older one, else it's seen as rude. I think depending on how familiar and big your company is you get pretty fast to informal or you will always stay formal. As german you probably don't see it much, but formal and informal speech is pretty normal and strict in germany too.
This is proof that language really is the key to people. It doesn’t matter if you only learn a few words or phrases, people will appreciate that you try to speak in a different language. As a German I was really impressed of their German skills.😊
Such a happy world they live in... all so happy.... and then the Korean Girls travel to Germany and find out Germany isnt German actually. Its Turkish.. Arab and whatever else you find in a trashbox as well.
Very good skills for 2 days a week for a year, I think. It's so hard to have a conversation with a native speaker, not only because of the higher speed and different inflection, but also because you can't help feeling a bit shy. This must be an excellent school, and the students must work very hard.
Girls on the left are more conversational rather than fluent. They get by rather well but would struggle holding a conversation for longer than 5 minutes about topics such as politics or history for example. Give them 6 montha of full immersion and they'll be fluent though. Their English level we can't really gauge at all.
That's really amazing that they got to B1 in about a year. The city I live in has a very slow process to get to B1 from the classes available for me, which is about 1 year to get to A2 and so on 😓 (my money😭). Seeing those girls actually gave me courage to continue learning German. Really happy I came across this video, vielen Dank 😊😊
Keep it up! German isn't easy to learn for non-native speakers. The best way to learn is to have conversations with others (possibly native speakers). That way you learn how to speak in no time :)
Man I got excited and I was just watching this.. school makes me even stressed out when I‘m not in school👏😂but all of them did a really good job with German or Korean 🧡🧡🧡
Ich feier Ilayda voll Mit der würde ich locker Blutsfreudin werden 😂 vor allem Ich kann auch türkisch sprechen Ey Ilayda kiz bunu okursan kommentier mal bitte 😂😂😂😆 Nice Video! Loved it💕
That's amazing with only 2 days per week for one year studying they were able to understand so well what you were saying and replying accurately, I had German in middle school and highschool, I didn't understood most of it xD well haven't practice for like ten years but still that was impressive from them.
Now I'm in A2 level and trying to improve my deutsch to B1, while learning Korean and at the end I'm still thinking that English is the most fluent ( first language Bahasa Indonesia, Melayu ( cause my parents come from Sumatera ), and Acehnese as traditional language ) This video really courage me to do more practice to develop my language skills. I have some problem with another language's distraction like Arabic ( my mom want me to learn it ), Spanish, and also Japanese. Thank you so much.
Very talented ladies . i wish i had better ability to learn Deutsche . i live in Germany but cannot speak the language . only a few words of german and then i have to connect those words with english .
Oh but since you live there you might have more possibilities to surround yourself with German! I can't imagine learning German as a non native speaker 😣
@@TV_GutenTag lol , im married to a german woman and ALL of my friends are german . it's an odd combination of won't and can't learn Deutsche . when i was a child i was diagnosed with brain damage and severe ADD. i was thrown out of school five or six times because i couldn't concentrate in a classroom setting . i eventually had to teach myself everything by observation and occasionally a sentence or two in a book as an intellectual verification of my observation . Now that i'm old my symptoms are ten times worse than as a child so i " won't " even try because it's too painful. anyway i love living in germany and all my friends are very generous by speaking english .
Well it is like other languages. With people you don’t know or teachers, doctors, … etc you speak formal of course ^^ In those cases you have to speak formal, you can’t just choose what you want
At first I was like "man these Koreans speak German with such a Korean accent" but then I was like "these Germans speak Korean with a very German accent" lol!
De : ich lerne koreanisch und finde es gar nicht sooo schwer Tr : ben korece öğreniyorum ve baya kolay yani çokta zor değil Eng : I study korean and it isn‘t really hard for me. Actually it is easy to learn😊 the languages I can speak... and french and latin a little....because of school
말씀 감사합니다~ 2편도 편집중인데 참고할게요~! B1란 독일어 언어 레벨 수준이며 A1-A2-B1-B2-C1-C2 순서이고 B1면 독일어 중급정도 수준이라 볼 수 있고 독일에서 영주권을 얻으려면 의무로 B2 시험 합격증이 있어야해요 ^^ 독일 대학교 입학시에도 필요한 시험들 입니다~ 감사합니다
Hallo ist hier eine Koreanerin die Deutsch lernen möchte? Ich möchte Koreanisch lernen und es würde bestimmt Spaß machen sich gegenseitig die Sprachen beizubringen :) ich bin 28 Jahre alt. Bin selbstständige Webdesignerin und mag alles was mit Korea und Japan (allgemein Asien) zu tun hat ❤️🙏 ich bin in Deutschland 🇩🇪 geboren und aufgewachsen und würde mich über eine Koreanische Freundin freuen Hello is here a Korean girl who wants to learn German? I want to learn Korean and I think it would be fun to teach each other the languages :) I am 28 years old. I am self-employed as a web designer and I like everything about Korea and Japan (Asia in general) ❤️🙏 I was born and raised in Germany 🇩🇪 and I would be very happy if I had a Korean friend 🤗😘🙏
ich wusste gar nicht das man deutsch als fach haben kann in korea x=) weis nur das man deutsch als fach hat ,in russland xD je mehr ich nach sprachen schaue, je "schneller" würd ich viele verschiedende sprachen lernen xD
Wenn ich Koreanern erzähle, dass ich deutsch bin, dann sagen die oft "Oh ich habe Deutsch in der High School gelernt" xDD Wir waren in einer Akadmie, keiner Schule, aber ja die haben beides 😮
@@TV_GutenTag hehe, gut zu wissen, hatte in der schule nur english. und das war ehr deutsch wie englisch xD bin durch kpop in richtung korea gekommen, sprache, music etc. nun hab ich versucht hangul zu lernen, ich stell mich da echt nämlich an.. das will net in meinem hirn stecken bleiben xD vielleicht auch nach korea fliegen, aber das ehr ein traum den ich nie erreichen kann :'(
I'm German and everytime I wonder why anyone would study German. It just seems so random. It doesn't serve as big a purpose as English and it doesn't even sound nice. 🙈
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That split moment where their brains went, "My German got so good it sounds like Korean......wait!!!!!"
Lol.
Me as a german *reading the subtitles* 😂
Hahaha ja ^^
I'm a korean that also speaks german and im still reading the subtitles haha
Ich: koreanisch, deutsch und englisch..
Natoll jetzt muss ich mir das Ganze 3 Mal anschauen
I was trying to ignore the subtitles. I'm still learning Hochdeutsch so when they switched to Korean, I had no choice but to read. 😄
Same
Da erinner ich mich zurück an meine mündliche Englisch Prüfung. Man musste immer Laute abgeben wie ,,Ohhh“ und sowas, damit es sich ja bloß so anhört, dass es einen interessiert. 😂
The students are so good and animated awww, the german people also gave really good feedback too
I find the Korean accent sweet when speaking German😄
Girls can speak amazingly good German (kudos to the teacher)
👍👍👍👌👌👌✌✌✌
Anyone German here? 😅👌
Du hast gerufen?
Even a German who speaks Korean!
Hier
@@seon-hwa no i cant speak korean, but im interest in korean☁️
🙋🏻♀️
That's it! This channel has inspired me to learn German! Also, Germany is one of the countries I've been wanting to visit for so long, when the pandemic ends, obviously!
German is an easy language but the pronouciation is a lil difficult but I'm sure u'll manage it💕 Viel Glück! (Good luck!)
Good luck (Viel Glück)! Just make sure not to confuse der, das, die, den, das, die, dem, dem and der. I know some of them are spelled the same but...(chuckles in my horrible German). Still, the German language is a wonderful language to learn, not to mention their country :)
Germany is not that nice like Korean or Japan but there are many yummy food hehe liebe es.
@@amra1355 Then do it, it would be good :) it's not that hard I think.
I want to go to Germany too after the pandemic, I had to save up some money but then the pandemic happened and after I’d been to Korea and Japan in March which was cancelled, I was going to go back and see my dad and stepmother in Hamburg. I guess I’ve got more time to practice really. I only lived there until I was 5 and lost a lot of the spoken, I understood all of this German without the subtitles but I wouldn’t be able to say it correctly and my dad says I have an English accent now lol (sounds like I’m speaking it with a potato in my mouth apparently 🤣🤣🤣). I recommend going to Hamburg even if just for a visit, I know I’m biased but I think it’s a nice city;). Good look with people’s learning and future moves/visits.
Bestanden! Glückwunsch! ♥
😊🥰👍
Ich finde das echt cool das ihr das macht 👌
Danke~!
Gä 😂
Both have a very good accent. Interestingly Koreans and Chinese can pronounce German words a lot better than other nations! Weiter so👍😍
I guess, you have never heard someone from Central Asia speak German.They speak better standard German than most people from Bavaria 😁
출연해 주신 선생님, 학생들, 누진, 일라이다 모두 고마워요! 그리고 2편에는 누진도 시험감독관으로 참여하니 기대해 주세요~!
Thanks to the academy teacher, the students, Nujin and Illayda for making an appearance in our video! In the second video Nujin will also appear as a proctor, so stay tuned~!
일라이다 (Ilayda)
instagram.com/ilaayyda_
누진 (Nujin)
instagram.com/nuj_27
리나 (Lina)
instagram.com/ahn_lina_
동기 (Donggi)
instagram.com/tongki_ahn
혹시 이분들 다 어떻게 만나신거에요?? 제가 외국살때 서양여자들이랑 좋은기억이 많아서 많이 많이 친해지고 싶은데 ㅠㅠ.. 우리나라에선 만날기회가 없어요 ㅠㅠ...
They are so good and their german sounds so cute I love it 😊❤ great that they put so much effort in studying the language it must be hard👍
Lmao I feel like it’s such a korean thing to ask if they gonna speak formal or informal with each other 😅
Yeah you need to know that 😂 But I think not only in Korean haha
Not really. It is very common in german as well. I’m Brazilian and live in Germany it was really awkward to me when I was told I should ask for that 🤣
@@JeffLGomes I’m german, and I never have asked this and never was asked 🤷🏻♀️
It’s pretty clear in a situation how to address the other person as well as how you introduce each other.
@@1anna1 then the Germany I live in is different from the Germany you were born 😆
@@1anna1 Well to be precise you actually always talk formal. At least when you speak with someone older or someone having a higher position than you. It's just not that common to speak formal to friends or people having nearly the same age. It's not as strict as in korea where it feels like they speak formal to someone the moment you are 2 months older.
Btw. the first question about talking formal or informal is always coming from the older one, else it's seen as rude. I think depending on how familiar and big your company is you get pretty fast to informal or you will always stay formal. As german you probably don't see it much, but formal and informal speech is pretty normal and strict in germany too.
보기 너무 좋습니다^^
감사합니다 ^^
That teacher was so precious and seemed very passionate about her work and students.
These girls are next level. Great video!
This is proof that language really is the key to people. It doesn’t matter if you only learn a few words or phrases, people will appreciate that you try to speak in a different language. As a German I was really impressed of their German skills.😊
와.... 독일어는 단어가 성별이 있어서(여성명사/남성명사) 그에 따라서 골라써야하고, 격변화도 꽤나 골치 아픈데... 게다가, 1년만에 저렇게 잘하는 한국 학생들이 대단하심👏😆👍
성악은 영어 독어 이태리어 기본...😭😭
그쵸? 대단한 거 같아요 ㅋㅋ 😊👍
Wow, die beiden sprechen aber sehr gut deutsch! Respekt :)
Ja find ich auch :))
Such a happy world they live in... all so happy.... and then the Korean Girls travel to Germany and find out Germany isnt German actually. Its Turkish.. Arab and whatever else you find in a trashbox as well.
Seeing content in 3 languages is so niche. I love it!
독일 3대 미녀 다 모였네요 ᆢ
그래도 리나씨 가 젤 낫네 ㆍ🤗
자나깨나 코로나 조심하시고
좋은시간들 되세요 😷
감사합니다~ 건강 잘 챙기세요 😊
That was great progress for one year of learning German!
Yess!!
독일어 왠지 잘생긴 남자가 하는 언어같았는데 이거보니 여자 독일어도 심쿵~~💕 독일어배우고 싶어졌어요! ㅎㅎ
The infamous trio is back together!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Das ist so Süß. Ich Liebe es wenn Ausländer deutsch sprechen.
Very good skills for 2 days a week for a year, I think. It's so hard to have a conversation with a native speaker, not only because of the higher speed and different inflection, but also because you can't help feeling a bit shy. This must be an excellent school, and the students must work very hard.
Omg these people are fluent in Korean, German, AND English??! *jealous*
Girls on the left are more conversational rather than fluent. They get by rather well but would struggle holding a conversation for longer than 5 minutes about topics such as politics or history for example. Give them 6 montha of full immersion and they'll be fluent though. Their English level we can't really gauge at all.
Ah, the time when a foreign language feels more like a secret language rather than an actual spoken one. Sweet memories.
이럴줄 알았으면 그냥 한국에서 독일어 배울걸.. 독일 괜히왔어 괜히왔어잉....!!!
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그쪽서 건강 잘 챙기고
That's really amazing that they got to B1 in about a year. The city I live in has a very slow process to get to B1 from the classes available for me, which is about 1 year to get to A2 and so on 😓 (my money😭). Seeing those girls actually gave me courage to continue learning German. Really happy I came across this video, vielen Dank 😊😊
Wow 1 year for A1?? So after 1 year all you can do is small talk?? 😭
Danke~!
Keep it up! German isn't easy to learn for non-native speakers. The best way to learn is to have conversations with others (possibly native speakers). That way you learn how to speak in no time :)
Omg 😂😂 ich liebe es ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
as a german it's so cute to listen to them haha!
Such a good video. Just goes to show how we can actually live in harmony.
Die frau mitt der schwarzenhaar 😍
my second and third language is german and Korean (respectively) so I think my brain just broke watching this haha
This is weird i feel Like i know her but its the first time hahaha she is so cute
Man I got excited and I was just watching this.. school makes me even stressed out when I‘m not in school👏😂but all of them did a really good job with German or Korean 🧡🧡🧡
I know your feel 😂
Ich feier Ilayda voll
Mit der würde ich locker Blutsfreudin werden 😂 vor allem
Ich kann auch türkisch sprechen
Ey Ilayda kiz bunu okursan kommentier mal bitte 😂😂😂😆
Nice Video! Loved it💕
Hi from India .Your Vlogs are Fun to watch
Thank you
Girl did i here "yoonji"??? BTW tHeir german and korean is Bomb With i couod speak 😂
In this video? Yoonji? Oh god I can't remember?? 😆 I thought she said her name is Yen haha
먼 옛날 독일어 공부시간이 생각 이 나네요 데어 데스 댐댄 멀리 시애틀에서 늘 영상 재밌게 봅니다 건강하시고 안녕히계세요
데어 데스 댐 댄 ㅋㅋ 저도 이렇게 외웠었어요 ㅋㅋ 감사합니다 ^^ 건강 잘 챙기세요
Haha es ist so süß, wie die beiden reden 😂😍
Respekt 💪🏻
우와..일라이다 누진... 다들 너무 좋은사람 같아요!!! 어디보자 디엠을(뒤적뒤적)..🤣🤣
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다
Yoonji is so beautiful
wow das ist ja wirklich gut!
Interesting that the German language has no word for feedback or hobby so borrows them from the English language.
Speaking german in korea is impressive. Why would they be impressed by korean in korea?
Wie schön❤
Am I imagining it or does Mina's German pronunciation sound a tiny bit swiss? xD
As a Swiss, I think it's the rhythm and intonation that are similar (especially at the beginning), but the pronunciation not so much...
발음 너무 좋네요
감사합니다 ^^
예전에 zd 공부할 때 생각나네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 강남 이곳저곳 유학원 쏘다니던 시절... 학생분들한테 좋은 경험이 되었을 것 같아요!
네 ㅋㅋ 좋은 경험이었죠~ 감사합니다
Nice video. 😊😊😊
Thank you 😊
That's amazing with only 2 days per week for one year studying they were able to understand so well what you were saying and replying accurately, I had German in middle school and highschool, I didn't understood most of it xD well haven't practice for like ten years but still that was impressive from them.
Sign me up i'd love to learn!
Cool cool! 😍
😊🥰👍
Now I'm in A2 level and trying to improve my deutsch to B1, while learning Korean and at the end I'm still thinking that English is the most fluent
( first language Bahasa Indonesia, Melayu ( cause my parents come from Sumatera ), and Acehnese as traditional language )
This video really courage me to do more practice to develop my language skills. I have some problem with another language's distraction like Arabic ( my mom want me to learn it ), Spanish, and also Japanese.
Thank you so much.
It's nice that more people are becoming polyglots.
Very talented ladies . i wish i had better ability to learn Deutsche . i live in Germany but cannot speak the language . only a few words of german and then i have to connect those words with english .
Oh but since you live there you might have more possibilities to surround yourself with German! I can't imagine learning German as a non native speaker 😣
@@TV_GutenTag lol , im married to a german woman and ALL of my friends are german . it's an odd combination of won't and can't learn Deutsche .
when i was a child i was diagnosed with brain damage and severe ADD. i was thrown out of school five or six times because i couldn't concentrate in a classroom setting . i eventually had to teach myself everything by observation and occasionally a sentence or two in a book as an intellectual verification of my observation . Now that i'm old my symptoms are ten times worse than as a child so i " won't " even try because it's too painful. anyway i love living in germany and all my friends are very generous by speaking english .
@@TV_GutenTag do me a favor ladies and delete my comments . my i pad can no longer delete or edit youtube comments .
daaamnnn it sounds so weirdly good! 😂
The German skills of Korean girls.
The middle girl at the start of the video looks like Linda Pizzuti Henry.
좋겠당...저도 b1준비하는데..저런기회 부러워요..
혼자 준비하세요? ㅜㅜ 응원할게요!!
So cool haha!!
German and Korean both use so much tsch, tch, sch, sh, and ch sounds that I didn't notice the switch...
This was hilarious
I was looking for videos to improve my German...I am not sure this is the best suited for the task, still pretty fun :)
Maybe you can just see it as a motivation haha
@@TV_GutenTag Stimmt so ;) Aber die Tipps für die Mündliche Prufüng sind sehr hilfreich für mich auch!
Awww eurer end Bild sooo süß wie aus nhm Webtoon 😂❤️
4:51 여기서부터 독일사람이 한국어로 이야기함.
재밌다.
근데 리나님은 수줍어 하는것 같아요.
그게 한국 정서에 가까워 져서 그래요.
처음 만나는 사람들과 대화할 땐 부끄러워요 ㅋㅋ
@@TV_GutenTag
천성이 순수 해서 그래요.
착하시고 그러니 꼭 전생에 한국 사람인것 같아요. 이쁘신건 덤 이고요...
awww that's so sweet^^
German is strange, imagine having a formal or informal way of speaking and having to decide which one you want to use.
Well it is like other languages. With people you don’t know or teachers, doctors, … etc you speak formal of course ^^ In those cases you have to speak formal, you can’t just choose what you want
At first I was like "man these Koreans speak German with such a Korean accent" but then I was like "these Germans speak Korean with a very German accent" lol!
구텐 모르겐^^~
Guten Morgen 😃
독일어 발음 무지 어렵던데..독일어 배우고 싶지마 엄두가 안나더라구요. 영어도 잘 못하고..외국어 잘 하는 사람이 부러워요^^
조금만 배워보시면 재미있을 거예요~~! 취미로 배워봐도 되죠 ^^
I love you, NUJIN!
When you are Dutch and you can enjoy all videos in German since it sounds the exact same as your Dutch dialect hahahaha super nice
Oh wow didn't know it's THAT similar 😆
@@TV_GutenTag hahaha yes close to dutch border is still very similar to german which is really nice for me hahahaha
Limburg right?
Impressive how Koreans can learn German and I can't as Dutchman. Makes me wonder if I can actually learn Korean faster then German
이 몰카도 이젠 하기 힘들겠네요. 이채널이 독일 유학생들중에서 유면하게 도.면 ㅋㅋㅋ
네 ㅋㅋㅋ 그 전에 많이 촬영할게요
1:04 translate error dienstag means tuesday instead of thursday 😊
De : ich lerne koreanisch und finde es gar nicht sooo schwer
Tr : ben korece öğreniyorum ve baya kolay yani çokta zor değil
Eng : I study korean and it isn‘t really hard for me. Actually it is easy to learn😊
the languages I can speak...
and french and latin a little....because of school
Oh nice! Ist für jede Person bestimmt anders~
4:51 that's why you are here
Nivel B1 estudiando solo un año? (Asistiendo solo dos veces por semana!) 🤔
Awww....Nujin didn't participate in the prank?
Queen Yoonji
잘봤어요~ 궁금한게 많은데 B1시험이 어떤 건지 설명이 있으면 좋겠어요 찾아봐도 되겠지만 설명해주시면 더 좋을거 같아요 어떤 성격의 시험인지 시험성적으로 무엇을 할수 있는지 높은건지 낮은건지요 영상보니까 독일어 공부하고 싶어지네요
말씀 감사합니다~ 2편도 편집중인데 참고할게요~! B1란 독일어 언어 레벨 수준이며 A1-A2-B1-B2-C1-C2 순서이고 B1면 독일어 중급정도 수준이라 볼 수 있고 독일에서 영주권을 얻으려면 의무로 B2 시험 합격증이 있어야해요 ^^ 독일 대학교 입학시에도 필요한 시험들 입니다~ 감사합니다
약 40년 전에 독일어 제 2 외국어로 배웠는데 기억나는건 der des dem den die der der die ㅋ
여성 중성 남성 가리는데 아주 골치가 아팠단 기억이 나네요 ^^
네 ㅋㅋㅋ 이게 젤 헷갈리는 거 같아요 ㅋㅋㅋ
돋
Irgendwie errinert mich ihr Akzent an einen alten Bayrischen Opa, der versucht hochdeutsch zu sprechen
Annyhaseyo
Hi I'm planning to go to south korea as soon as well and to meet you guys are you from soul'city 🙏
4:52 mins JUST for this reaction
too long setup
Hallo ist hier eine Koreanerin die Deutsch lernen möchte? Ich möchte Koreanisch lernen und es würde bestimmt Spaß machen sich gegenseitig die Sprachen beizubringen :) ich bin 28 Jahre alt. Bin selbstständige Webdesignerin und mag alles was mit Korea und Japan (allgemein Asien) zu tun hat ❤️🙏 ich bin in Deutschland 🇩🇪 geboren und aufgewachsen und würde mich über eine Koreanische Freundin freuen
Hello is here a Korean girl who wants to learn German? I want to learn Korean and I think it would be fun to teach each other the languages :)
I am 28 years old. I am self-employed as a web designer and I like everything about Korea and Japan (Asia in general) ❤️🙏 I was born and raised in Germany 🇩🇪 and I would be very happy if I had a Korean friend
🤗😘🙏
Danke, dass ihr mein Kommentar angepinnt habt. Vielleicht finde ich so meine Sprach-Partnerin
Their german is better than mine👀
Min yoonji-
우리나라 예전에는 불어 독일어가 유행했다고 하는데, 갑자기 중국 일본이 경제적으로 강해져서 그 자치 차지헸다고 하네요..
그래서 고교 제 2외국어가 죄다 불어 독어
Me here as an italian not understanding shit. lol
ich wusste gar nicht das man deutsch als fach haben kann in korea x=) weis nur das man deutsch als fach hat ,in russland xD
je mehr ich nach sprachen schaue, je "schneller" würd ich viele verschiedende sprachen lernen xD
Wenn ich Koreanern erzähle, dass ich deutsch bin, dann sagen die oft "Oh ich habe Deutsch in der High School gelernt" xDD Wir waren in einer Akadmie, keiner Schule, aber ja die haben beides 😮
@@TV_GutenTag hehe,
gut zu wissen, hatte in der schule nur english. und das war ehr deutsch wie englisch xD
bin durch kpop in richtung korea gekommen, sprache, music etc. nun hab ich versucht hangul zu lernen, ich stell mich da echt nämlich an.. das will net in meinem hirn stecken bleiben xD
vielleicht auch nach korea fliegen, aber das ehr ein traum den ich nie erreichen kann :'(
I'm German and everytime I wonder why anyone would study German. It just seems so random. It doesn't serve as big a purpose as English and it doesn't even sound nice. 🙈
Yeah but Koreans must be thinking the same 😆
They speak English too. Somebody should have asked them why they chose German as a second foreign language, i.e., it would be interesting to know.