2 ways you accidentally sound rude in Korean
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- While practicing to speak in Korean, you will probably make a ton of mistakes. But, some mistakes could make you sound disrespectful or even rude. In this video lesson, Hyunwoo identifies those mistakes and explains why they could come across as rude and how to fix them! Check out the video to see if you have accidentally made these mistakes.
시 (honorific) / -시-, 하시다
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In conclusion, put 요 at every end of a sentence.
l bts every talk. Or when you want to catch breath.
I use 요 form all the time that im not used to the 읍니다 forms 😣
old mcdonalds had a farm, ee-ya-ee-ya-yo...yo.
l bts 요요요요요요
OK I get it 요!
"Coffee" *said innocently and sweet*
*THUNDER STORM*
r o o d
*So you have chosen death*
@@chisaka8803
Hi my account!
(No one asked but this is actually my acc)
you've to add -yo, like in "fck yo" 😃
@@scopolamin1 i remember Jackson Wang said
*Pak man..*
*Pak yu*
Koreans: use "yo" to avoid being rude
People in the hood: " hey, wassup yooo"
💀
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Lolll 🤣
That's why Koreans love East Coast rap so much. 😏
I actually didn't know you could add -yo to any word, I thought it was just for verbs. Thanks so much!
*alittlelost* this why it's like a trap. We all learnt yo is behind verbs all this time. That we forget yo is suffix to the talk. Not a phrase or sentence
Like every talk, when you pause you have to add yo.
Logically, (-yo) used only on verbs.
ex) Is this coffee?
It is(be) coffee. 커피(예)요. (커피입니다.)
There is verb "to be".
Will you come tomorrow?
You meant tomorrow?
-> Is(to be) it 'tomorrow' what you are saying?
내일(이)요? (내일입니까?)
So here is also verb on that sentence.
Is that big?
It is big.-> it is being big. 커요. (큽니다.)
크다.(being big) it is verb.
So what you knew was correct.
It's used only on verb.
watching drama/movie/any korean show help me a lot to understand how to use 요 😁
Me too haha
I always keep this in mind for this situation: "정말요?"
Jeez, I've actually joked before about being worried that I would accidentally, unknowingly use 반말 and just to be safe, jokingly adding "요" to the end of every word of my sentence, and now I'm starting to feel like I actually should 😂😂😂.
I thought the same too lol of just adding 요 to everything, but that might actually be how you're supposed to do it
Snaily that’s why i’ve started saying 네요 to my parents as a joke and now i say it regularly which i gotta change haha
@@carlscabage actually, 네 itself is a polite word so no need to (it's grammatically incorrect to use) 네요 i guess.. you can use 응 or 어 while speaking in 반말 and just 네 or 예 for 존댓말.. i hope you understood
same lol
Bangmal
Gets nervous and says "네요" ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
This is the best comment i have seen on YT. HAHAHA.
fun thing: it is omitted with "Yes" but should be used with "No"
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
fk it, imma say "yo" after everything from now on...
Thanks-yo 😃
😂😂😂
lmAO
@@lindsayvreylla lmao yo
고마워요 . Is it common to use friendly-formal language like that?
@@PuckishAngeI Yes it is.
oh God, how many times I was rude to my Korean teachers....and they never corrected me..Jeez
It's probably because its really not that big of a deal! But since they are teachers they really should have make you make the full proper sentences 😅
@@tubagirl710 yes they tried but since my vocal was so poor it was easier for me that way. I had more time to think :)
Same
Teacher name is 김소형 선생님
Lol I think they understand and aware because you were still just learning korean so they aren't that harsh on you
Even though I know the word "you" isn't used often in Korean and can be rude, it's hard to omit it because that word is used so often in English... you know?
English: HEY YOU
*That's fine I guess*
Korean: HEY YOU
*You have chosen death*
@@chisaka8803 ikr! 😭😅😂
@@nishthapitale1618 don't worry if you want to ask questions about that stranger don't put "you" don't worry they know what you're trying to say
@@chisaka8803 yes I know that
@@nishthapitale1618 ??
My entire life, I've been rude to coffee :(
This is the first time I’ve actually laughed at a CZcams comment
😂
How dare you?! >:(
Wow, after approximately 11 months of Korean thinking I was using Formal Korean, turns out I ain’t. I feel so guilty towards my Korean friends 😭, thank you so much for the video.
How did you know your korean friends?
It's okay most of them does understand.
Bonita앤드류 thanks. Feel so much better 😂
Su pimpa well I run a studygram, so Koreans just dm me on IG to be Language exchange buddies. We exchanged Kakao ID as well
@@mayvlogsofficial what's a studygram?
Well can we just take a moment to appreciate how good he is at English and how well he explains each and every thing. It really helped me a lot. Gomawayo☺️
I want to learn more
I'm so used to using 존댓말 that my Korean friends always have to remind me to speak in 반말 with them since we are friends and we are close in age ㅠㅠ
저도 같아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 존댓말 많이 써서 이제 반말 잘 못해요
저도요 ㅠㅠ
for me it's the opposite lol
Ugh what's the difference b/w the 2???
@@sebaschann527 촌댓말 (jondaemal) is formal/polite way of speaking. 반말 (banmal) is informal/casual
everybody gangsta until start using "yo" at the end of sentences
I make these mistakes with my Korean teach all of the time. She usually doesn't correct me because I catch myself but it's so easy to do.
앤더슨프란 걱정마세요 괜찮아요 사용해요 이것은 너무 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
@@najmomohamed8768 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Pointing out or correcting mistakes is one of the very important tasks teachers are supposed to do especially in teaching a foreign language. I think your teacher is so considerate for students. It can be a good manner when it is about social activities but I don't think it's that good as for teaching a foreign language. :)
@@Neky_Hina I agree. I usually catch myself and self correct, but not always.
I'm in Korea right now and I have made these mistakes so many times 😖😭
You have the 외국인 card, dont worry ㅋㅋㅋ
s haha good
Michaela Oren it’s worse when you’re Korean American and they expect you to know these as well as the customs, even though I’m not that fluent at Korean...
@@Laura-Yu yeah I would say it is.
But that's okay! You're still learning and you're allowed to make mistakes. Don't beat yourself up :)
I was in Korea for studying and I lived with a host family. Now I realize I’ve probably talked informal with my 어머니 so many times without knowing it since she doesn’t correct me. Lucky for me I don’t think she mind but.. awkward 😭😭😭
Shortly after I first met my host family (stayed for 2 months) I told my host parents 잘 자요! instead of saying 주무하세요! when it was time to go to bed, haha... they were nice about it and laughed while correcting me, but I felt pretty embarrassed. Of course, then I was so focused on saying it right the next time that I said the past tense instead of present tense haha...
Same ahh I mess up so much with my host mom but she's so sweet she doesn't care.
Talleifer At least they corrected you lol, I think they just get happy when we try to have conversions in korean and not only English but I understand that you were embarrassed. I remember how it was for me as well almost every time I spoke in korean because when I arrived to my family I didn’t know almost any korean at all..
Lily Skye Yeah it’s good that they are understanding about it 😅 Because they know we are there to learn, would almost be wierd if we never made mistake wouldn’t it haha
How do host families work? I'm really confused it's nit something we do in england so it seems a bit weird to just go and stay with a random family to me 😅😂
definitely didnt know that I cant use nouns like 커피 on its own. thanks a lot
so , if someone ask you "who is she?" you can reply as "i know her ...... but I don't know her name 😂😂"
i know movie..... but i don’t know movie name
@@mariamoganesian3713 army intensifies
I actually didn't know you could add -yo to any word, I thought it was just for verbs. Thanks so much!
@@mariamoganesian3713 ᴀ. ʀ. ᴍ. ʏ vibes😉
I know korean but idk korean name
Its like using "po" and "opo" in Filipino. Nice content.
..that's probably only in tagalog. I don't know about other languages in the Philippines but I don't think bisaya has po or opo or ho... We're not respectful polite people I guess. Hahahah
@@differentp0v That is why I mentioned "Filipino", not "Tagalog" since I do not have any knowledge in other Philippine dialects.
Mind the difference between Filipino language and Tagalog dialect.
Thank you.
Hakeem Canonio ikrrr
@@differentp0v We don't have po and opo, we just base our politeness on proper usage of words and tone and also properly addressing the person "te" "sir" "ya" "nong". It's so offensive to me saying we're impolite and disrespectful just because we dont have honorifics. Bagun ulo nimo ron.
@@johnramirez3247 ...wow. Calm down. It was just a joke. Of course I know about those other ways of being polite. I just totally focused on the words "po" and "opo" when I joked about not being respectful.. Jeez. Tough crowd maaann.
TTMIK can always find some unique angles in Korean learning which most of teachers cant .. good job
Can we have a quiz dealing with 존댓말? So we won't accidentally sound rude to a Korean person. The video was very informative good thing I learned this now than later. 감사합니다 현우씨.
Why is youtube keep recommending me his videos? I'm learing mandarin not korean! Pull yourself together google.
btw nice video you lucky korean learners.
I’m also learning mandarin and got recommended this
Yeah right , I wish if there was talktomein(----) other languages ,, I love their teaching style very easy and well made .
I can teach you guys mandarin (simplified Chinese) if you want. Chinese is my second language anyway and I learn it in sch
Lefteris Tselios Idunno Google ish drunk go home Google!!
stop watching it and mark it as not interested 😄
I feel it's very fun, many foreigner learns Korean by their will. 😃
or because of BTS :-)
Same
I so excited for there new ALBUM
@@frofro7134 yeah but that's just a small percentage of people
@@madeleine8662 but the biggest percentage of all people who learn korezn (thsre is few other ressons) - only because korean drama or kpop aspecizlly bts. before bts in europe we didnt know almost anything about south korea. we didnt think about this country. only north korea was interesting because of political tragic situation. some man - not woman- knew that samsung or kia is from korea. i have samsung but didnt know or bother. we knew more about china and japan. a lot of peopld visited popular destination like vietnam or tajland. You can not even imagine what BTS made for your country. Massive money fo your economy and they put Korea on world map. It is not PSY. it was like one crazy song. It is BTS who made people interested in your music, traditional too, culture, film, architecturd, history. you czn not even imagine. it is sociological pehomenom.
Totally true! These mistakes are so hard to control!
This channel has a lot of good ideas!
It is one of the best Korean learning channels I know!!!
I knew some of this and some I didn’t! Thank you for this video!!
Thank you for this video. I have learned so much from your videos since I've started learning Korean in November. I get so excited when you say something I've already learned which means I'm on the right track☺ 감사합니다
I was actually wondering about one word sentences today. This video was super helpful! 감사합니다!
Glad you taught this. Thanks!
It is really useful! Thank you for your reminder and explanations. I hope you guys can make more videos like this one🙏🏻
thank you! This can help many. I remember doing such mistakes as well. Better to find out about it early enough
I'm currently studying Korean with your books and I love them! I study more with the TTMIK books than I did with any textbook in high school 😄
Great video TTMIK! I’ve been so curious about the first situation concerning nouns and -요. Your answers were helpful as always. 정말 감사합니다!
i always feel like i’m having to do complex mental math whenever i need to use the honorific forms of verbs lmao
As a Korean I can confirm that adding 요 at the end of sentences really does make a big difference and sounds much more polite
I love your videos! They’re so easy to follow and easy to understand 😊😊 bought two books, and they’re really helpful too
So useful!
I always get happy when I receive your notification
this is so helpful 🙏🙏 thank you
So in conclusion, never answer back without adding “요” and if you wanna call someone unfamiliar just say “저기요”
Those were amazing tips, thank you so much!
Thank you so much, I’m starting learning Korean as a Spanish speaker (and English) and this is so helpful :)
You're an excellent teacher. Been thinking that for 3 years and now just remembered to say it lol
This was perfect for me! I find my self accidentally just using one word korean words without adding the 요. I will be sure to fix that from now on
Thank you for this video. Over several years of learning Korean this particular little point has never been explained (although we did learn several levels of polite speech).
I practice Korean so often. I know many common phrases. Well, I worked at a store for a while and an elderly Korean woman came in and no one understood her. I did! I was so happy. It was my chance to practice with someone who spoke the language BUT everything I had learned and remembered flew out the window. My mind was blank. After a couple of seconds I remembered and spoke informally to her. What a complete failure! When she left I went through the conversation in my mind and how I'd messed it up. My co worker was impressed that I knew Korean at all and didn't understand why I was so bummed.
I just bought new stationary to start learning korean again after some failed attempts and this has helped so much, thank you 🥺
Always had the problem with these one word sentences. No one explain whether it’s okay to use them without 요 or whether it’s possible to add 요 to any word. You finally clarified it, so thank you!
It's really really useful. Thank you so muchhhhhhh!
Just bought your books and I love them!
Keep going with your job , 선생님들이 최고예요 😉🔝
thank you for the info, I'm always nervous practicing my Korean in case I come across as being rude.
Thanks so much for this explanation!
This was so helpful thank you!
Thank you ! I didn't realise these things when speaking in Korean :) I will be carrefull now !
Thank you for this video, it was really helpful.
This was so helpful! I am at the beginning stages of learning with my moms help- I now know that I have been kind of rude in some casual phrases around the house and can now be conscious about it! Thank you!
감사합니다!
I just started learning Korean yesterday. Luckily I stumbled upon this video before I actually started talking to people.
Great. Mr. You explain everything so clearly n nicely. N your way o talking is polite. Applause.👏👏 Thanx for these lessons🙏
Useful!! OOPS no... this is useful! No one word comment anymore! :))
Surprised how similar Korean grammar is similar to Japanese grammar .
My Korean friends often find Japanese simpler than Chinese... They tell me Chinese grammar is more similar to English
Ah this makes sense. Thank you!
So helpful. Thank you!
Great advice. Thank you. :)
Really enlightening. Thank you. I see I still have much to learn.
I was waiting for you to talk about the single ㅅ vs double ㅆ sound that a lot of non-native speakers/learners, especially me, have trouble distinguishing. This can get you in big trouble!
That was so helpful!
Fascinating. Thank you 요.
This is helpful! Thank you!
So helpful 😭 thank youuu. I kinda got the idea whatching kdramas.. But I wasn't sure if I just had to add 요 now I know I have to add 이요 when the words end with a 받침. 감사합니다 현우 선생님✨
Thank you!! I love videos like this. 감사합니다!
I like how you explain things. Thank you 😊
That was very useful. I didn't realise politeness went to such depths.. and I thought it was just us English speakers that were so over the top polite!
This makes so much sense and help tremendously! Thank you so much for the help(:
선현우 선생님 감사합니다.
Thank you for the clarification!! ☺️☺️☺️☺️
Really useful!! 👍🏻 thank you 🙏🏻
I've always been wondering why my Korean friends talked to me in third person in the beginning! As in "yes I have time tomorrow, Esther too?" like dude you're talking directly to me, why are you saying my name like that lol, but now I understand, thank you :)) also I always thought dangsin was very polite, I'll definitely will reconsider using it as much haha
thank you so much for very exciting teaching. I will waiting for usefull teaching
This is so very helpful
I feel like I've offended someone by using the wrong form of thank you before....oh dear.
The first part explains a lot. I was confused when trying to understand media in Korean
Awesome video 😊👍concept is clear thanks man.
Thank you
Useful video
정말 감사합니다 really helpful video 👍
Very helpful, keep up the good work
Thank you very much.
Thank you 👍
Actually, it is REAAALLY helpful !
OMG it so so useful. Thank you so much
Clear and helpful..Thanks
Thanks!!
This helped me a lot
Thank you very much very very useful ^^
Good to learn this before i got too far in learning Korean!
thank you!
Thank you so much!
"That's coffee" said dumbledore calmly.
谢谢 老师
This is very useful.
Once I accidentally used 당신 when I was talking to my teacher and I addressed the question: 당신의 이름이 뭐예요? When I just started learning korean and my teacher told me not to use the sentence in that way since it sounded rude.
okay this is so freaking weird because i was in a korean twitch chat where there were other foreigners in chat, and someone posted 당신 and I said you shouldn't use that but the streamer says it's fine. I was like ????
@@Naruto-bp6hm you cant use 당신 because for them, it sounds rude. Its like you're picking or looking for a fight or something
@@cindycabrera3224 I know. I said someone else used and the Korean speaker in the livestream said it was fine
Sorry for disturbing, but what should I use instead of 당신이 ? @-@