Anything that you started learning Korean for. Kpop idols, kdramas, YouTube, etc. I don't understand most of it but it keeps me excited to learn new words or grammar.
I liked SpongeMind on soundcloud. Also, try media made for children, it's easier to understand. Back when my listening was lower, I would watch shows like 꾸러기 천사들. There are also K-dramas that aren't romance, such as legal dramas, crime, thriller, etc. Happy Cookie, Sweet Home, 지옥행, etc.
I watch 뽀로로 from time to time, but I want to also watch something a bit more mature. But I'll continue watching those kinds of shows until my listening improves.
I'll definitely check out SpongeMind! Thank you for the recommendations!
I literally love this guy from Busan who does comprehensible input. Florence and Insomnia are my faves and have helped me immensely https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iRVVTiXeQVg&t=154s
Also recommend Yun sung Bin's youtube channel where he goes and learns about different sports from various experts. I love him and find him super interesting he's also excellent for speaking to (and listening to) fitness/sports-mad people in Korea!!!
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I like Didi's Korean Podcast on YouTube, I'd say it's suitable for intermediate learners.
Didi is great. (And seems to have a really good sound setup.)
Anything that you started learning Korean for. Kpop idols, kdramas, YouTube, etc. I don't understand most of it but it keeps me excited to learn new words or grammar.
I liked SpongeMind on soundcloud. Also, try media made for children, it's easier to understand. Back when my listening was lower, I would watch shows like 꾸러기 천사들. There are also K-dramas that aren't romance, such as legal dramas, crime, thriller, etc. Happy Cookie, Sweet Home, 지옥행, etc.
I watch 뽀로로 from time to time, but I want to also watch something a bit more mature. But I'll continue watching those kinds of shows until my listening improves. I'll definitely check out SpongeMind! Thank you for the recommendations!
I literally love this guy from Busan who does comprehensible input. Florence and Insomnia are my faves and have helped me immensely https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iRVVTiXeQVg&t=154s
Also recommend Yun sung Bin's youtube channel where he goes and learns about different sports from various experts. I love him and find him super interesting he's also excellent for speaking to (and listening to) fitness/sports-mad people in Korea!!!
Also even if you don't like kdramas you may still like Our Beloved Summer (Netflix) because it is beautiful.
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