(Supposedly Q&A but actually) Meet Korean Dream with J | My First Live 😅

Some things we DID talk about:
00:00 Hello
10:10 Where to start? 👉 Learn Hangeul!
Consonants:    • Learn Korean Alphabet Hangul : Master Cons...  
Vowels:    • Learn Korean Alphabet Hangul: Master Vowel...  
Pronunciation fun-ness:    • Korean Pronunciation Challenge: Korean Con...  
11:25 2nd step: Learn ~아/어(요) present tense
Present & Past 👉    • Learn Korean Conjugation Grammar: Korean P...  
11:50 Korean resources (my tips + other learners' tips)
21:35 Tips for studying vocabulary
27:00 Which ending to use when writing?
= Plain speech level (used in writings and between close friends)
   • The least polite Korean speech level: plai...  
30:00 What's my name? And the meaning of my channel name?
46:00 How to practice speaking Korean?
52:00 Why did I study Korean linguistics in the US? 😂
58:04 Promised for future videos from your questions
1:04:03 Questions vs. statements (vs. commands too!)
1:06:30 Where did I receive my degrees?
1:06:53 Cute endings like ~당, ~용, ~욤

Video links related to questions you sent me:
은/는 vs 이/가
   • 은는이가 Korean Topic vs. Subject Particle: si...  

Future / probability tense
   • Korean Future Tense ~(으)ㄹ 거예요 Is NOT FUTUR...  

하세요(으세요) vs 해요(아/어요) : subject honorifics
   • Difference between 으세요 vs 어요: Korean subje...  

All the politeness levels : listener honorifics
   • Korean w/ K-Drama: Honorifics & Politeness...  

How to say "you" (and address others)
   • "You" in Korean & Address Terms: Learn Kor...  

~데
1. basic rule and meaning within a sentence:    • Connective ending (으)ㄴ/는데 "but", "however"...  
2. different usages as a sentence ender:    • ~(으)ㄴ/는데 sentence ending : Disagree, Rejec...  

To live chat questions I missed during the live:
💝 Happy Soul 님: If you want to earn a BA degree in Korean, I'd say go for it of course! See there are universities that have Korean majors first of all.
💝 @Sizzal Soni 님: When looking up a Korean word in the dictionary (like Naver), there should be a speaker icon you can click, and you can hear the pronunciation!
💝 Santi Santosa 님: Words around the vocab you search are synonyms and antonyms. 유의어 = synonym, 반의어 = antonym
💝 Ana Lee 님: I will make a lesson about writing, but for now, use the ~다 ending when writing. See below for the video about 'plain speech level' and try to write in that level!
💝 Edward Kim 님: 네(your) sounds like 니 - it's technically incorrect way to pronounce it but EVERYONE does!!! 네 sounds like 내(my), so it's hard to distinguish the two with the original correct pronunciation. That may be why.
💝 Nail Art Guy 님: 고마워요 if you are close to one another, around similar age or to younger people to be more casual. 고맙습니다 to someone higher and you need to be more formal and respectful. To me, you can use whatever you feel like! :) 저한테는 둘 다 괜찮아요!
💝 nerisayg 님: I recommend you study more before applying for Master's, especially if you want to teach the language. Also look into scholarships and see if there are resources you can use too!

It was so great to "meet" all of you for the first time, and I will be back with actual live classes regularly!!!