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If you're trying to improve Korean by watching/listening, I would recommend family dramas/sitcoms and easy love songs. I used to memorize the dialogue and write down the lyrics :P
Drama - Life is beautiful (2010)Songs - SNSD has some pretty easy songs like GEE, Genie. Or newer songs would be TWICE - Cheer Up, Seventeen - Pretty U.
If not, I'd want to recommend dramas with heavy plots and songs with complicated lyrics+raps kkk.
Drama - Signal (2016) is soooooo good. I also like many crime/thriller dramas like God's Quiz (it has 4 seasons!) and TEN.
Songs - TVXQ has VERY good songs, some songs have really complicated lyrics like Rising Sun and Triangle.
And I personally like VIXX too. Their songs are AWESOME.0 votedMay 10, 20160- LISTENING is the key (with a lot of practice). My English skills are LOT better than my Korean, but when it comes to speaking, it's different. Speaking Korean is easier for me becuz I watch K-dramas and listen to K-pop. I don't listen to English songs AT ALL, so I don't know how some words are pronounced and even though I know the sentence structure, I still feel uneasy when speaking in English.
But I find it easier to speak in Korean. I don't even need to think, the sentence just flows out so easily hahaha. It's becuz I've been listening to A LOT of conversations in K-dramas and shows. And I talk to myself all the time while watching dramas, like "얘는 또 왜 저러는 거야? 그냥 솔직하게 말하면 될 걸...아이고" and I do like covering Kpop songs, so it naturally helps me with my pronunciation.0 votedMay 10, 20160 It's interesting how you can understand economic/political topics yet have trouble with are comedies, talk shows and some variety shows.
I'm the opposite. Maybe it's because I've learned the basics from book and that's it. I want to learn advanced skills but currently no advanced class is available for me here. So I just watch K-dramas/comedies/shows and I can understand them easily, yet the news and political themed movies are very hard.But my English is different case. I've majored in business and all the classes were in English. So I can understand most economic/political topics, yet I'm not as good as I'd like with comprehending conversations in movies.
I wish I can master both English and Korean.
0 votedMarch 22, 20160안녕 ^_^
I'm not a native speaker but I've been learning Korean for a few years.
And I do want to improve my speaking skills, too. So I'm really interested in having a speaking partner.
But the problem is that I don't have 24/7 internet connection here, so all I can do is exchange audio/video files. T T. I wish I can have kakao account.
0 votedMarch 10, 20160- @Christina Hi hi. Nice to meet you. Mine too. I always chat in Korean with my Mongolian friend about KPOP haha, but I'm not confident in my speaking. I have Google Plus and facebook account, we can send audio files to each other. I'd be nervous to talk in Korean in real time anyway. What do you think?
@Apple I don't have a WECHAT, becuz I don't have 24/7 internet connection. T T. We can exchange audio files. Talk about one subject back and forth.0 votedFebruary 25, 20160 - Any Kpopers who wants to practice SPEAKING?
Hi all. I'm wondering if any Korean learners wants to practice their speaking?
I'm still learning Korean but I used to do Korean to English translations of Kpop shows/radios, so I'm able to understand most conversations. But there's no one I can speak in Korean in RL. If there's anyone who wishes to talk about random stuff (preferably KPOP) and improve each others speaking skills, I'd love to be speaking buddies (does that sound weird haha)?
PS: I don't have Kakao talk, Viber or Skype, becuz I'm very shy haha. We can exchange audio files.
February 25, 201630 Omo, I decided to learn Korean becuz of K-drama and Kpop too, like 8 years ago haha.
Currently, I like Monsta X. Their song HERO is really good, the song and performance too. Stan-ing rookies would've been hard if I didn't learn Korean because not many of them have established subbing teams. So I think learning Korean is a must, kkk, if you're into Kpop. And you don't need to wait the subs for newly released dramas and variety shows, which is awesome.
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