How to Use Korean Vocabulary in Sentences | Family & Clothes

I have a solution for this. Is this you? I want to speak korean, but Or one more one more I know how to read korean, but I don't know what i'm saying If you ever said any of these I have a solution for you. You ready for the solution? Oh, it's like written right below this. Do you see it? Do you see it? Do you see it? Okay, let's zoom in Expanding your vocabulary There is no shortcut If you don't know what the words are You won't know how to say them, right? So in this video, I want to show you how we can expand our vocab And how we can make sentences and how that's gonna help us Really speak korean because that is the solution So are you ready to expand some vocab with me together? I have all of these color-coded fun books that I have written And today we're specifically going to use this book korean dictionary You need it because that's going to be what the solution is We're going to expand our vocab using this dictionary because this dictionary has pictures the audio Romanization korean words everything and topics that you can just like you name the topic It's gonna have it in this dictionary because I called it dictionary, right? And if you're interested in any of the books i'll also go into details of what these books are later But let's get to them So ready? Here we go. I am going to open up right here so Inside of this book, of course, there's like 1000 korean words and we're not going to go over 1000 words because I want you to do just like step by step And your job today as you're watching this video is to help your brain Your brains need a lot of support It's not going to be like oh passive learning. I'm not talking. I'm not doing anything Sometimes you'll have to write a flashcard One a really great great way. I recommend bring a flashcard and write it down with me Or speaking in multiple times with me Maybe you have to repeat it 10 times per word and if that's going to help the brain go ahead and do it And maybe you have to kind of like dance the words out If that's how you learn kinesthetic learners, let's go You can do that, too So whatever it is to help your brain remember the words and actually apply the words to your real life To make sentences i'm gonna help you with them too in my video Go ahead and do it. Don't be shy and we're gonna do it together because my job is to bring this to life Right. I don't want it to be like you watch the video and it's done So let's get started. Here we go So in this video, I mean in this chapter book, there are so many chapters But i'll go over some really basic chapters that you have to know as a beginner So first we got the people chapter and inside there's like family baby face body parts internal organs I mean, you don't talk about internal organs every day, but maybe your family that's big part of your life So i'll go over family that's the first chapter we're gonna do so repeat after me as you watch this video repeat And we will go from me Yes Me formal is Yep me casual is Point at yourself So that's why you've probably heard of like Depending on who you're speaking to You can choose Formal or casual version of it Okay, then let's go to mom and then we'll go to dad Mom there's formal too like in english we have mother and then we have mom mother is Um, yes And look at the picture Put it in the brain. Yes And we're gonna go to dad we have father formal And then dad casual All right I don't want you to stop at just vocab. So this is what i'm gonna do i'm gonna pull out some cards from here This is directly from my game changer. I know you guys saw my game changer a lot of you are already in this program I call it the game changer because it helps you make sentences like Like in a brand new way game changing way where you pull out one card And then you would just like plug in a noun or for the green ones that like plug in your verb you see v Yes like that So you just plug in your noun plug in your verb and then there's your sentence in a few seconds So if you're interested i'll also have all of these flashcards and the program in my description so you can check it out Here what I did I pulled out some patterns that could match our family vocab thing So here's the first one I brought Yeah So this is something I went over already in my other video if you haven't watched the self introduction video Go watch it because it's gonna be really helpful So here we have this is n it is n this is n and it is n for Constant ending on the top and then we have vowel ending. So if I want to say hey, this is my dad This is my dad. We have apa right apa ends in what does it end in a consonant or vowel? Look at it. It ends in a ah, ah, ah vowel. So i'm gonna pick the second one Oh apaeyo This is my dad. Jae. That's mine. Jae apaeyo Jae apaeyo yeyo This is my dad. Oh Okay, what about like here we did mom mom also ends in umma ah ah vowel So i'll be picking this flashcard Jae eomma yeyo Jae eomoni yeyo. It's my mother. It could be formal too both eomoni and eomma they end in um Ah vowel so this hot one is an e vowel and this one's a vowel So I picked the second flashcard here, but these two mean the same thing It's just depending on consonant ending or vowel ending you'll have to pick it So in my flashcards, I make sure to color code it and like write it down consonant and vowel So you don't have to think you can just like plug it in All right. So that is the first pattern That that's gonna go really well with the family members Now let's travel to our grandparent Grandmother from dad's side. Do you see it? We call it Shin 할머니. Yes 친할머니 We can plug in which one yeyo or yeyo. Look at the pattern. This is my grandmother 친할머니 ends in a e vowel. So again, it's gonna go with the second pattern My You're doing an amazing job plugging these in repeating after me and all of that So on the top, I see grandfather. So chin still put it there. It's from that side Look at my mouth So try to copy how I move my mouth it's gonna help you My brain is like going back and forth with english and korean Because yeyo again And then an e vowel This is my grandfather Except in our mom's side, we have to put Do you see it? So again plug in our pattern And now on the top I see So we are expanding our vocab and we're making sentences as well So it could come to you in like a real life scenario So imagine your family members as you're seeing this. It's gonna help a lot Okay So then moving on to the bottom area of this chapter uncle We have uncles Yeah o vowel there Now it's my uncle What does it end in you have to like look at it Even in my romanization if you look at the english, you know, it's an n and n is not Not a vowel. It's a consonant. So we have to go with the top one here So this one is the consonant ending. This is n Yeah This is my uncle Right and what about our Auntie We talk about her We say emo Say emo One like memory tip. Well, we can always make connection with our vocab, right? That I always tell my student is like aunt like Emo sounds like emotional. Maybe like you have an emotional auntie So we can say emo emo Emo emo and emo ends in what o Vowel, so we have to pick the second pattern Yeah, so good Let's see if I prepare another pattern for you guys What about this one? I also brought brought I have noun I don't have noun How would that work with this? Maybe some of you have an aunt some of you don't have any auntie And we can also plug it in here later when we have other vocab like younger sibling Or son Younger sister. I think that would make it so perfect with this. Okay, so let's go down to our sibling section Um, so here we have younger sibling just in general we call that Now I feel like squeezed in between these two sides So I hope you see me and you're repeating after me So don't think just generally but we can definitely specify by putting Younger sister or brother. So we got sister And for younger brother you see on the bottom Nam Now plug it in I have a younger sibling just in general the top one here. So that ends in an Inconsonant so Here you see I have something. I don't have something. So let's go with the first one And you see something in the parentheses That's the subject markers I put it for you in our pattern flesh part So you don't have to think about like do I need a marker here? Right. So and on the top of the markers e right on top of that. You'll see c That's the consonant ending. So if your noun ends in a consonant you pick e marker and then if your Noun ends in a vowel pick the car marker subject marker because it usually for our subject markers Um, you have to use the subject markers for fixed expressions like I have something I don't have something So in this case dongsaeng ends in a consonant, so i'm gonna pick e Dongsaeng Right and you might not have a younger sibling so you want to use the second pattern here And you know I put it in the parentheses, you know what that means you can drop the markers and that's okay, too You're not gonna change it the meaning is just you may drop it if you want to so i'm gonna now say it without the markers You can drop the u at the end to make it even casual And then I don't have a When I want to because in korean we have like casual form polite form formal form depending on What you want to say and who you're talking to and i'll show you when to use what later on too Okay, so that's for younger siblings. And then now what about our older ones? Well that kind of depends on who's seeing it So for older brother if you're a female like I am And you have an older brother you have to call call them oppa You've probably heard of them right in kdramas. They go oppa oppa. So yes, it is older brother But it could also mean like an older male friend Yeah So not just restricted to family members and all of these not just oppa all of these sibling words I could have an older Female friend and I can call them on me, although she's my not my family You see what I mean? I think it's very cultural in korea to do that So it feels more close and we're like a family although we're not you know So oppa that's by female older brother and if you're a male calling older brother, you can say Yeah So I could say Okay, I just chose a marker because oppa ends in a vowel If I have it, what would it be? Wow, so good Ah, okay. What about older sister? I'm like so excited here because I just know that this video is gonna reach the right people and you're gonna expand your vocab and you're gonna come up with the solution to speak korean and That really excites my heart Okay, so older sister we have two versions called by female is And drop the markers And you can drop the yo too if you want to And call by male. So if you're a male you have an older sister you can say Yeah So nuna And all of that could be a sentence and of course don't forget about these patterns They could work too. Like this is my sister This is my older brother And you are making sentences you're explaining your vocab and all that So then I think we are left with just the last two words in this page son And here we have daughter You're gonna use it with the double It's often romanized with the tt Um, and then I hear my students go It's not t It's like the double d just to be a little bit more accurate to be Right, this is my daughter Or this is my son I just use these patterns here. This is Okay, and that wraps up our family chapter. Is this helpful for you guys? And then this book, um, not only comes with this because I want to make sure that you have something That you can keep track of and like do I have this vocab here do I remember it, right? You may have your flashcards But when you get this book, I did include our bonus book that we created manually That's called a quiz book for korean dictionary. So we just went ahead and did our family So this is the chapter that you want to print it out and really see if you got it all Okay, so you're gonna just like mix and match What is grandfather and then look at the vocab bank and you're gonna put it down and then put a score On the bottom to really see if you got it and then you can check the answer key later on to see if you really got It okay So that is there for all the chapters with our korean dictionary and we like can make them like every part of it Is designed by us our team and I really did this together Okay, so that is korean dictionary and the quiz bug and what about we do like another chapter Yes, we can do one more. What about this time? We go to our shopping chapter and expand our vocab Let me get rid of our pattern flashcards Let's do this like this so you guys can just focus on the Words and then i'll bring some new patterns that could match shopping. Yes Okay, so i'm gonna congratulate you by doing this you finished one chapter So we gotta celebrate good job. High five if you're here Yes, and I just use my little sound effect. I hope you feel my love and let's go to our shopping chapter clothes So this is something you wear all the time and you see all the time and it's also very essential Part of your day. So we are going to use this and expand our vocab. So repeat after me. Here we go t-shirt That's it It comes from english word and just use the korean accent t-shirt And then we have jacket. That's check it Check it. Well, I hear jacket jacket. I know it's written check it, but rarely I hear jacket a lot of times Then we have skirt chima Yeah 반바지 That's shorts 반 here the first character 반 means half And 바지 means pants. So half pants 반바지 반바지 반바지 And going down here, you'll see pants 바지 바지 바지 and using the word 바지 let's add denim in front of it. Denim is 청 청 so here we got jeans 청바지 Then we have coat 코트 코트 don't you love seeing english words just like in korean? It's like, oh, thank you for the break So this is good and suit is 양복 양복 Then we got two more. Oh, no three more dress 드레스 드레스 another english word Um bra 브라 And underwear 팬티 팬티 I have to tell you everything I have to teach you this these like, you know, um Essential vocab that you can use in your day-to-day. So that is quick. Um, like clothes chapter And now i'm gonna pop In our pattern flashcard so you can connect it all together So we have n 이가 어때요? This is super useful when you're shopping. So you shop with your partner shop with your friends and you're like, how is this? How is this? Right. So we have how is something what do you think about now? now 어때요? So your job is to just get the vocab plug it into the pattern done you have a full question full Um sentence right there. So if I want to say, hey, how is this skirt? So i'm gonna use my vocab. That's my noun. By the way, this n stands for noun 치마 어때요? 치마 어때요? You can put the markers 치마 ends in a vowel. So i'm gonna pick 가 치마가 어때요? But I can drop it. It's in the parentheses. I don't always need it So when i'm just talking daily, I will just drop it and say 치마 어때? I even drop the 요 because i'm usually shopping with my friends not strangers 치마 어때? 이 치마 어때? 예뻐? 귀여워? 살까? Should I get it? Is it pretty? And what about I go, oh, how are these jeans? 이 청바지 어때? 이 청바지 어때요? I use 이 in front of the object to mark this 이 청바지 어때요? 예뻐요? 좋아요? And what about one more? Dress. That's 드레스 드레스 어때요? 드레스 어때? Yeah, say it with me so it could become yours Sentences should become yours and you know, i'm teaching this I'm delivering my content and I want it to really deliver all the way in here all the way in here Yes So 드레스 어때요? 예뻐요? 좋아요 And I wrote one more pattern here Another very useful one when you're shopping you want to ask how much is this? How much is this, man? So I can say 드레스 얼마예요? Drop the markers just for day-to-day speech 드레스 얼마예요? And maybe 티셔츠? 티셔츠 얼마예요? 티셔츠 얼마예요? What about suit? 양복 얼마예요? 양복 얼마예요? Oh 만원입니다 It's 만원 the korean money or 이만원입니다 It's twenty thousand won They're gonna answer you back Okay So how are we doing with vocab expansion? We did two chapters, but we learned like how many? So wow the balloons They are celebrating you too I think it's like about 30. I think 30 words that we did all together. So I hope you're enjoying this lesson And just like that expanding your vocab is so important. We have all kinds of chapters here like shoes accessories shopping Like skincare you name it And promise me if you're really into, you know learning korean and if you want to be fluent in korean My challenge for you is doing and memorizing ten vocab a day And if you have a really tight schedule, maybe you want just like five a day is fine, too Because your goal is consistency Five vocab a day and that's like 25 words a week And think about it in a month think about it in a year how many you'll learn and how many times you'll be like wait I actually know how to say how is n? How is this perfume? Because I knew the vocab because I knew my patterns I was able to plug it in And say the sentence that I want right? So just like that you guys can expand your vocab and also Next suggestion is knowing your patterns because patterns more than phrases Like if you think about it phrases give you that one phrase like annyeonghaseyo That's a phrase but pattern what it does is, you know one pattern Like you know one pattern and you plug it in Here any nouns or verbs you like And with just one pattern you have the freedom to create thousands of sentences If you know the vocab, you just plug it in and then mix and match Right, so I highly recommend to do pattern study and vocab study together like this Okay, and if you need resources to help you study the patterns and our vocab we have it all on our website Right. So let me just show you real quick a lot of you guys have emailed me and also Question like in the comments too like hey, what resource should I get for this? So if you are starting out and you really want to learn sentences This is the game changer for korean grammar because this book I have ebooks the videos and pattern flashcards Everything in one program. It's not just the patterns because I don't think this is Like for a beginner, they'll be confused. What do I do with my markers? What do I do with the particles, but I have a video lesson that will guide you through step by step Exactly. So you guys know? Okay. This is how I use this pattern. This is how I use our adjectives This is how I use my verb with the pattern. So I wanted to guide you through that So it's a whole program that I created to help you guys make sentences And if you go inside we have ebooks like this For nouns, that's orange. I'm gonna get rid of this so you guys can see it better So we have ebooks like this. So you'll have a flashcard on the top. We have like separate folder for separate Folder for flashcards and then this is an example ebook that will show you like 2000 examples Okay, so this is how I plugged it in you'll have qr code you'll have helpful grammar notes for every page something like this Right and our verb flashcards also, you know have it on the top and then you'll see examples, too And of course we have a printable separate pdf for you guys to print it all out Like I did I eliminated mine so it could be forever with me Yes So that is game changer and then I showed you the korean dictionary highly recommended If you're a serious learner like I know I know I need to put my vocab game In so I can be fluent in korean. Like i'm not playing with korean. I really want to improve korean vocab game Really gotta be on. Okay. So korean dictionary and alongside with that. I have a verb book so if this is Also, I separated them so you guys can see verb in this book. That is just a brief um Tour of my book and I hope you found everything helpful in this video. Hold on. Let me just go back to this And vocab expansion that's all about this video And if you have any questions or comments, let me know in the comment section I read all your comments and it is such an honor and joy to be here and to help you Every week and every every day and I love you guys so much And I hope you learned a lot through today's class. All right Annyeong. I'll see you next time