Talking to top 1% Korean Students In English | Yonsei University

anyone know of an app that helps with pronunciation in korean?

These students from yonsei uni speaks way better english than SNU, tokyo university and Fudan university.

Trust me, english is learnt through mistakes

Koreans speak fluently English! I spoke to a girl who's Korean who's a Amsterdam student. She speak fluently English (American Accent) but she's from Seoul

Min Hyung Jeong you're so pretty and smart😊❤

Bro it’s literally same for both parties 😂 every video of foreigners complain about not finding native Korean speaker to speak and Koreans are complaining about the same thing for English. Cmon guys let’s just meet in the middle😅😅

Yes i would try

Mấy ông hàn phát âm khó nghe thế

They all have the American accent when speaking English

The people being interviewed speak English better than the interviewer

this dude has marketing rizz. he's a danger

How do I get in touch with Melissa, she is a cutie and smart! Mama Mimi-ah! 😆😂

the white shirt man is so cool!

Is this SNU??

So, if you don’t graduate from top 1% of Korea’s university, you can’t get a job at certain companies!😂😂😂😂Who does that? There needs to be diversity in decision making for a company to be great and successful! Some of the best business people are the street smart ones, something books can’t teach nor expose the most brilliant minds with! Humans need to be all rounders to be sharp and equipped to make great decisions in all aspects of life. There’s nothing more I hate, than being around a book smart person with very little everyday intellect. They can’t relate and they often struggle with being happy and satisfied. BALANCE is key ⚖️

I know it's kind of marketing or catching the eyes but it depends ond their majors. It is hard to say all they are 1% top smart students.

우리학교같은데

i am a simple woman....i see cute guy, i click

Hablar el inglés se me hace dificilisimo. Mi lengua materna es el español así como el francés y hablo alemán pero la pronunciación del inglés es un dolor de cabeza no hay reglas 😢

I am trying to figure out the host's accent.

It's funny how Korean keep focusing on accent. It really doesn't matter as long as others can understand you

And the frenzy of having English name. Like why?
I know the main purpose is because westerners have difficulty in pronouncing the names but still not necessarily.

english is a weird language. i got shamed for spelling sean as seen not shaun by my classmate. my classmate had internet and was fairly well to do. his parents were good. he was exposed to all stuff english and world culture. meanwhile i was doing worse but i didnt know. poor background and yet studying at school with no parental support for education at home is asignificant setback and no amount of academy classes or tuitions would prepare if they are not into it. So its upto each one of us to do well despite everything else. so having said that my confidence and self esteem was lower than the usual or if not then i became concious of it and went silent. i didnt know the fact that english history and the french norman invasion made things tough for me and my personal well being so if i knew this before hand i would have prepped well to know more about languages as to whether they were phonetic or not. korean seemingly looks phonetic but many pronunciation rules make it hard as it is not what it looks like the characters and the spelling make different sounds.

Nate and the 2nd girl speak better English then the host 😊

About the second guy: he was right. If I havent seen him while he was talking I havent been able to say his nationality. He hasnt got korean accent at all. 😀

Bro should have asked for their ig😭

The AUTHOR NEEDS IT !

It's weird knowing that other countries have to specifically go to school to learn English while i was just raised with it.

Damn this 1% students in Korea speaks better English than the immigrants thats been living here in the U.S. for 20years.. 🤔🤔🤔

“That is sad”; “But you did great though”. He’s got jokes. She failed guy. And please go easy on the compliments, BS is discernible.

Do koreans just randomly choose English names they feel comfortable with because of the difficulty in pronouncing their Korean names or are these names part of their actual names?

Now if I could find someone to learn Korean with.

Confidence is key. One reason why I am not good at real conservations. I lack confidence. It is something hard to develop.

The guy in the light brown shirt Chris, is a really good speaker. His grammar is not perfect but he is clear and articulate his points are all communicated effectively and that is what makes you a good speaker.

like, like, like, like.

Hello Talk is amazing.!

Can someone tell me where kexplorer is from??. He has an interesting accent😊

Same as when I learnt Korean... CONFIDENCE. I remember when some Koreans poked fun when I speak broken Korean, since I was still learning... but, who cares, failing is part of learning <3

lol two non-native english speakers talking about the english language is funny, and also cool, however, its apparent through this video that native english speakers are becoming some what of a commodity.

Whats her @ im curious what kind of tattoos she does

I can't even say cooks cook cupcakes quickly fast

i got the hots for the host

Host ,u look amazing and very handsome..and ur interview is also very well

The first girl pretty hot nil. Mann I wanna go back to Korea again, a 3 week exchange just wasn't' enough

R is the hardest in every language i swear. Learning French and Spanish R pronunciation is a pain

I am British, many people seem to think that Americans speak native English, they DO NOT..., it is so obvious when you see translations from Korean to English in Kdrama, also why do American actors try to speak native English, its so obvious they are not!

The second person you interviewed looks like Seulgi from Red velvet.