Name: studying korean + some more tips | not really studying with nina 10
Uploaded: 2019-09-30T04:55:53.000Z
Duration: 11 min 56 s
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get you a friend who sends you gifs and pictures

so today i am- oh my god my friend keeps-

i don't know when this is going to end but-

of course when i get back to school i'm studying other things but

hopefully along the way i can find tips and stuff to tell you

but this is just a chill video of me studying korean

i'm basically showing you all the methods that i use

the website that i use currently is howtostudykorean.com

i've also mentioned talktomeinkorean.com in the past

i have a bookmark saved for howtostudykorean so i just keep going to that

but both are good websites so use whatever you want

and that's a bad thing that's not something you should do

howtostudykorean.com has like hundreds of lessons

technically it's a good idea to go in order

i have a habit of jumping from lesson to lesson

because i just want to learn what i want to learn

so before lesson 27 i was on like lesson 85

lesson 110 so i'm just all over the place

the sad thing is i'm korean and so i have the context but

but because i have the context i have the habit of just wanting to learn what i want to learn

then i'm just going to search it up on google and

and sometimes that will be like lesson 100 or something

but for now we are on lesson 27 and we are learning

using ~던 and ~었던 to describe past tense

i already wrote the vocabulary now i'm just going in with the actual grammar

now i've been meaning to learn this because i hear ~던 and ~었던 a lot so

it's good that i'm finally getting into that

in regards to my notes it's pretty straightforward

it's just all the vocab and then notes on the grammar

i don't write it word for word i just write what i need to write

i used to put vocab on quizlet but now i write it out just because

handwriting's pretty important in korean so

i want to be able to practice my handwriting and so

vocab, easy way to practice your handwriting

i just remembered i have another book dedicated to korean

and it is this notebook where i write down song lyrics

i get the lyrics from colorcodedlyrics.com

colorcodedlyrics hasn't failed me with the translations i think they're pretty accurate

it might not be 100% accurate but it gets the idea

so i write the korean lyrics along with the translation

is that i underline words that i don't know in red

and then i add them to the end in the new words word bank

the words that i underline will obviously be words that i don't know

it's kind of for me to narrow down what i don't know, what i know, that kind of stuff

sometimes the lyrics might be complicated

and the words might not be words that you use in everyday language

but it's still nice to know and sometimes

i've collected a lot of useful words and they've just appeared everywhere else once i learned about them

you can also write pages from books and whatever

but lyrics are available on the internet for you

if you listen to music that's sung in korean

also recently i did switch to naver dictionary

in my last video i talked about google translate

but i finally moved on to naver dictionary

and i definitely like it a whole lot better

if you don't have anyone in your life to speak korean to

because i have my parents to speak korean with

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