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0.0 - Absolute Beginner: This level features extremely simple language and basic expressions, accompanied by clear visuals and context. It is perfect for individuals with no knowledge of the target language.
0.3 - Beginner: This level includes straightforward sentences and commonly used words. The video may feature some visual support and context to aid comprehension.
0.5 - Intermediate: This level presents more intricate sentences and a wider range of vocabulary. Some idiomatic phrases may be included, necessitating a bit more background understanding.
0.6 - Upper Intermediate: This level contains specialized vocabulary and concepts related to specific fields. Viewers should possess a solid understanding of the target language for complete comprehension.
0.8 - Advanced: This level incorporates sophisticated vocabulary and intricate sentence structures. It may present nuanced topics that demand a high level of language proficiency.
1 - Very Advanced: This level targets fluent individuals, featuring specialized language and concepts that may not be widely recognized by all native speakers.
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Caption: Hello everyone, how are you?
How are you doing these days?
I've been working, exercising, and doing a lot of hobbies lately.
I teach languages, but I'm also studying.
One of my hobbies is learning languages.
So today I'm going to talk about language learning.
How was it for you when you first started studying Korean?
And how do you like studying Korean nowadays?
A lot of my students tell me that Korean is fun but difficult.
I think it would be really difficult because the way of making sentences and the way of thinking are different.
I study English and French, so I can really understand it.
I can carry on a casual conversation in English, but it's still very limited.
I watch a lot of movies and dramas, so when I listen to English, it's fine, but when I speak, it's difficult.
In class, I hear a lot more English because students use it a lot.
So when I listen, it's okay, but when I speak, I think there are a lot of grammar mistakes and unnatural expressions.
So I've tried a lot of things to improve my English.
I've taken English tests, I've taken English speaking test preparation, I've taken phone English, I've taken online classes, and I've studied from books.
Phone English and online classes helped me a lot with my speaking, but I found it hard to stick with it.
So I stopped studying English again, but I've been doing it again lately.
Nowadays, I'm learning English with Netflix, and it helps me a lot more than I thought.
There's a program called Language Reactor.
With this program, you can listen to a line over and over again, and you can see the sentence and word meanings right away.
So I'll listen to a sentence multiple times, or I'll listen and repeat it.
I also look up words and grammar that I don't understand and save useful expressions that I want to use later.
It's fun to study with my favorite dramas and movies, so that's how I've been studying lately.
I'm really curious to know how you study languages.
I watch a lot of American dramas, movies, and YouTube videos, so I naturally hear a lot of English.
That's why I'm more familiar with English and don't find it difficult when studying.
I think it's very motivating to be interested in things related to the language other than studying.
I've been teaching Korean for three years, and I've noticed that students who are interested in Korean music, drama, movies, and culture improve their Korean skills quickly.
I think those things motivate them to study.
I'm not only studying English, but also French.
But in fact, I rarely watch French movies or dramas and study only with books.
I study grammar and words in books, but I don't use them, so I keep forgetting them.
I don't enjoy studying, so I don't spend a lot of time studying.
So I started taking classes, and my French teacher also suggested that I listen to dramas, movies, and podcasts.
However, I found that dramas and movies are too fast and difficult.
I think it would be great to find something fun to study that's at my level.
My boyfriend is French, so he helps me with my studies, but since I can talk to him even if he doesn't speak French, I stopped using French.
So I've been studying French for almost four years now, on and off, and I've done this a lot.
Because French is so different from Korean.
So when I first studied it, I think I asked a lot of "why?" questions.
Like, "Why are there feminine nouns and masculine nouns? Who decides if a noun is feminine or masculine?" I asked a lot of questions.
And then as I was learning, I realized that it didn't seem to help.
I think it's best to just accept that that's the way the language is.
In my classes, students sometimes ask me, 'Why does Korean have half and honorifics?' or
'Why do we have to use '이' with a final consonant and '가' without a final consonant? Why can't we just use one if it's so difficult?' and so on.
Some students are very stressed about the differences between their native language and Korean.
I often tell them that they should just accept Korean.
Instead of thinking, 'Why is this different? It's too difficult,' I think it's more fun and interesting to study if you think positively, 'It's different, so it's more fun and interesting.
What do you find most difficult when studying? I think it's memorizing words.
If I don't hear or write a word often, I forget it quickly, so repetition is the most important thing.
I used to use "quizlet" or "anki" to study words.
But nowadays, I study by making lots of sentences with the words I want to memorize.
I find it more fun to make my own sentences and feel proud of myself when I can use them later.
Tell me in the comments how you memorize words!
Today I talked about learning languages.
Tell us in the comments how you study languages and what you find difficult.
It would be fun to talk about language learning together.
Thank you for watching my video and see you next time! Bye~

Title: SUB) Korean Podcast for Intermediate 17 :언어 공부