i was born in korea but i’ve never been taught the language. i can speak english, mandarin and japanese but i’ve never been good at my own native language. but i’m working on it lmao ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Lol I speak fluent Mandarin, and all of my friends are either learning Japanese or Korean, and any strangers I meet are also either learning Japanese or Korean, or literally any other language but Mandarin. Sometimes I feel so left out when no one busts out Mandarin idk if it's just me, I've just never met someone who speaks it/learning it that *isn't* a native
Why does Jack and Tina and everyone else sound so cute and adorable speaking Korean? Is Korean that cute of a language? Lol it's very wholesome to watch :-)
안 녕 하 세 요! I only know very little korean and its the best! I really can't wait till I can actually speak it with people who know the language. Also I cannot wait till I get to the level of understanding that he has and to be able to go to Korea would be amazing!
its funny bc as an italian no one is surprised when you can speak english like school is supposed to teach you english since the very first beginnings so when you actually speak a fluent english, the majority of people here are not surprised english is not a flex maybe german yes? but you can learn it in school so is no big shock here, maybe outside yes😂
OG fans would have already known this. I remember him saying he had a Korean girlfriend or something but I remember him speaking Korean in old videos back in 2013
Wow took me a second to realize this was actually Jack who uploaded the video, thought it was one of those fan videos or clips moment you always see. lol
haha the part where he freaked out because he saw 십팔 :p 십팔 is 18 and 신발 means shoe. their pronunciation is quite similar to the word he was thinking of, which is 씨발 xD
Whenever I hear "annyeonghaseyo," it reminds me of "Annyeonghaseyo jeoneun Bangtan Sonyeondan hwanggeum maknae JJK imnida~" Only certain ppl will know what I'm talking about...
watching this makes me want to go back to learning korean. i know very very little, and i can still read the alphabet, so whenever i see it on anything in the store i read it (usually it’s exactly what the english is XD). i want to be able to speak it at least conversationally yknow?
Your experience with Korea is almost my experience with India (minus the girlfriend) But reading the writing better than speaking, not being fluent but having known about to get by, and being rusty now is all relatable 😜
I found you as irish diaspora, not much gaelic but still hiberno-english ‘LEARN ENG’ lmao felt that moderate in korean so I felt it twice🤣🤣🤣 was da chances tho anyone else part a this gang er wa??? ( i cant use romanized bc they taught me without it but its important to match speech to written too, irregular verbs and sound changes are everywhere 싫어고 좋아하는 ㅠㅠ) (just repurposed a lot of hanja is still within words^^i feel the same i adore it😊)
