Greetings in Korean - Informal (banmal) #Korean #hangul #topik #Koreanlanguage #koreaneducation #learnkorean #learningkorean #한글공부 #studykorean #koreanteacher #koreanculture #koreandrama #kdrama #dailykorean #koreanonlineclass #koreanclass #banmal

Greetings in Korean #Korean #hangul #topik #Koreanlanguage #koreaneducation #learnkorean #learningkorean #한글공부 #studykorean #koreanteacher #koreanculture #koreandrama #kdrama #dailykorean #koreanonlineclass #koreanclass

Promise (somebody) in Korean Formal: (Somebody)랑/이랑 약속해요 Informal: (Somebody)랑/이랑 약속해 Let's learn Koreanphrases with K-drama clips #kdrama #learnkorean #studykorean #korean #hangul #koreanclass #koreanlesson #koreanvocabulary

Actual Korean phone call between friends 어 has many meanings -!! You are able to understand each nuance by this video #koreanlanguage #koreanconversations #koreanphonecall #studykorean #kdramas #learnkorean #learnkorean #koreanclass #koreanculture

How can we say "I love you" in Korean? As you know, Korean language consists of many particles and diverse expressions based on who you are talking. I can let you know some ways to express this phrase. 1. I love you (Public speaking) 여러분 사랑합니다 여러분 indicates "all of you". So when you are on the platform to present your speech to audience before you, then you can say this pronoun =) 2. I love you (Casual) 사랑해요 당신 can not be used when you have a conversation with korean native strangers. Just omit (당신) and say verb 3. I love you (Informal-banmal) 널 사랑해 너 is the informal pronoun of "you". And 널 is the abbreviation of "너를" #koreanlanguage #studykorean #korean #koreanlesson #koreanclass #koreanteacher #learnkorean #koreanculture #koreandramas