Native Korean Speedruns Duolingo Korean... Once More (but it gets feral)

If you want to learn how to write Korean, go watch this video: https://youtu.be/FqSxX1Gcqi8

His dead eyes when he gets it wrong for not adding a single word 😭 I feel it

Whenever you do this type of video, I always say to my friends: "It feels nice that a fluent Korean is ALSO having these issues." 😂 The owl taught me 한식, and then without providing context as to why, DENIED my usage of it in a lesson later on 😂

How did this man single-handedly teach me more korean than my korean school + duolingo in 8 minutes

Mother of god BLESS YOU SO MUCH for talking about the friggin' difference between the two "I" Forms!!! Duolingo just... changes it. NEVER ELABORATES WHEN TO USE EITHER just says nope incorrect it's THIS one and I'm left sitting here like... BUT THEY BOTH MEAN I SO WHEN DO I USE THEM?!?

Bro explained the difference between 은/는 and 이/가 in two seconds…… I have been trying to figure out the difference between the two for literal months and he explained it in two seconds……. Where was this video when I first started learning Korean particles 😭😭😭 I have no idea why this time it made sense to me but I understand now

You can report when you think the phrase is correct. Back when Duo was only a site I studied English (I'm a Br-Portuguese speaker) and reported SO MANY stuff and they sent feedbacks warning me my answers were now accepted. Always report, they'll use your alternative responses eventually if they're correct. (If some English speaker is learning Br-Portuguese, you're welcome, I increased your possible answers 😅).

실수로 'Native Korean'을 'North Korean'으로 읽었을 때 진짜 혼란스러웠어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

I'm on unit 30 of Duolingo Korean, and I always choose to use the keyboard because it's easier to memorize new words by typing them. I find myself having to look at the options when I'm not sure in what way they want me to say it. They try to add as many acceptable translations as possible, but because English and Korean are so different, that's not always easy. I've gotten sentences wrong for writing the -요 form when they wanted the -습니다 form, so now I don't take any chance and just look at the suggestions to see which form they want before I submit the answer. I think it could be nice eventually if the question specified which politeness level they're expecting.

You are going through so much for us like I could never. Might do this for my own language

His disappointment with the award from completing every lesson is what gets me

WHOS GONNA TELL HIM THERES 100 UNITS NOW

I found this funny 😄 I mean, I have never gone to school to learn Korean. I actually absorbed Korean by using basic communication with my parents and yet I found learning Korean on Duolingo was frustrating. I felt like I was reliving the frustration hahaha

I remember trying to speed run my language but did super bad because I barely speak it 😆

I was recommended your first Duolingo video today and was excited to see that you had multiple of them. Having the final video (maybe) be posted only a day ago is some stroke of luck!

The Duolingo series returned when we needed it the most!

LOL NICE! i neber knew u were gonna do a part 4 :)

I always enjoy this content 🤣 I also learn through your explanations :)

Your videos helped me learn to read in Korean. I'm almost a beginner now. xD Thank you for making videos that are entertaining, easy to follow along with, and learn from!

quick duolingo hack: there's normally four more tiles left after you translate a sentence, so if there's more tiles left you're probably missing a few words