[Video] Simple Korean Phrase – “I like taking photos” in Korean

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Learn or practice how to say “I like taking photos” in Korean. Do you want to practice this phrase? Leave us a video response to this video on YouTube. 감사합니다!!!



저는 사진 찍는 거 좋아해요.
[jeo-neun sa-jin jjik-neun geo jo-a-hae-yo.]
= I like taking photos.

 

21 Responses to  [Video] Simple Korean Phrase – “I like taking photos” in Korean 

  1. Larry says:

    석진 씨 좋은 카메라 있네요. 나도 패내소닉 카메라 있거든요. LX5라는 것 이여요.

    이 문장 맞나요?

  2. Caddie says:

    저도요.^^ 석진 씨가 더 멋있나 봐요.ㅋㅋㅋ

  3. Naomi says:

    So… Sa-Jin-jjik is like “to take a photo”… And neun-geo makes it a noun…?

  4. sujin378 says:

    저는 사진 찍는 거 엄청 좋아해요!!!~~~

  5. U_U It’s really difficult ! but i’m gonna try!

  6. 전 물어보고 싶은데…what is the difference between 저는 사진 찍는 것은 좋아해요 and 저는 사진 찍는 거 좋아해요 ?
    감사합니다 ^^

  7. Kelly Jane Ompad says:

    저도 사진 찍는 거 좋아해요~
    How do I say, “Taking pictures is one of my hobbies?”

  8. Kent says:

    These types of phrases are very helpful, so thank you.

    You can do much better than this, however. This video is a perfect example of why Korean is almost impossible to learn–because, you act like we already know it!

    Here are the problems:
    1) The phrase is said only one time
    2) It is spoken very fast
    3) No explanation of the words are given
    4) The words and the phrase are not linked into other things which would help it be more memorable.

    Some ideas for solutions:
    1) Say the phrase at least 5 or 10 time

    2) Speak it in various speeds and break the words down in to syllables to teach the pronunciation of each word and then two words together and keep adding until the whole phrase is together.

    3) Explain each word, either in English (or another language) or using body language and actions. This is a video after all!
    저는 = I
    사진 = picture
    찍는 거 = taking (the noun form of the verb)
    좋아해요. = like (literally “good-do”)

    4) Use maybe some of the words in another phrase or two, simple phrases (I like flowers, I like pictures, taking —— ).

    At the end of this process we would probably know the phrase almost without trying.

    So as you make more of these “Simple Phrase” videos, please use these ideas and we will learn much better and easier and we will love TTMIK even more!

    • It should be spoken fast. If they speak it quickly you will never actually learn how to hear and speak properly. I think a couple of other related sentences would be helpful as well as a vocabulary list, but please do not slow down.

  9. AMelia says:

    This series will be useful, please continue >_<

  10. Sarah says:

    These simple phrases are very useful to me, please make more of them!

  11. ajsdlfjiweovlw says:

    Is 디카 an acronym for “digital camera” in Korean?

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