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What?
Gwa..gwa...
Is it food?
Uh...
Hoeui...
Man! Is this Korean?
I'm ready for the challenge.
Oh my god! That's long!
Okay, we have a long word.
Gyeongchalcheong...
Gyeongchalcheong...
Gyeongchalcheong...
Pretty confident.
Gyeongchalcheong...
Gyeongchalcheong...
Oh god! Ok, You're not making this easy.
Gyeongchalcheong?
I'm so wrong!
So I got... I've heard plenty of Korean... I don't think I've heard plenty of Korean, but this is my assumption so obviously it's not a literal sound we should probably go...
Gyeongchalcheong?
Gyeongchalcheong.
Uigwa...
daehak...
You guys are setting me up.
What?
Okay! Uigwadaehak... That's terrible!
Uigwa...dae... Man! Is this Korean?
Uigwadaehak...
Uigwadaehak...
Wait a second...
Uigwadaehak...
Uigwadaehak...
Uigwadaehak...
that K probably isn't a K sound..? I have a feeling, like, it's a short Uigwadaehak... or something
Uigwadaehak...
Hak?
Uigwadaehak? Hak?
Uigwadaehak...
That's it, no more, take this word away from me please.
Uigwadaehak.
Gwang...
Oh my goodness!
Gwangwanggaek...
And then faster, Gwangwanggaek...
Gwangwanggaek?
I need a little time to...
Gwangwanggaek...
Gwangwanggaek?
These's a lot of G's and W's there. Okay.
Gwangwanggaek?
Gwangwanggaek...
Gwangwanggaek...
No. Gwangwanggaek...
Gwangwanggaek...
Gwangwanggaek? Please don't hate me.
I'm just trying my best.
Gwangwanggaek...
...gaek...
Gwangwanggaek.
I actually know that word, I feel like I'm cheating, it's Tteokbokki.
It's food, that's why I know it.
I'm pretty sure I shouldn know this one, so I'm gonna
probably mess it up anyway... Tteokbokki?
Oh! That looks easy. Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki...
Why are there two T's at the start?
Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki.
That sounded Korean.
Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki?
I think maybe that sounds pretty close.
Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki.
One more time. Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki.
Is it food?
Tteokbokki.
I can survive in Korea just eating Tteokbokki.
Tteokbokki.
I tried to sound a little bit Korean here... Hoeui...
Hoeui...
Hoeui...? or Hoe-ui...?
Hoeui...
Hoeui?
That's a guess, one more time for this poorly pronounced
word, Hoeui.
Hoeui...
I wanna I want to go with Hoeui for that one.
Hoeui...
Hoeui...
Hoeui.
Hoeui? That's it? Why are there so many vowels?
Hmm okay, Euseuseuhan eumak...
Eus... Oh no!
Euseuseuhan eumak...?
That sounds French.
This has two lines!
Euseuseuhan eumak...
Euseuseuhan eumak...?
Euseuseuhan eumak...?
So this is... Euseuseuhan eumak...?
Euseuseuhan eumak...?
Euseuseuhan eumak...
Yeah!
They're not playing around!
Euseuseuhan eumak.
So as you saw Korean pronunciation can't be written in the romanization perfectly, that's why you need to learn Hangul, the Korean alphabet, and try to read Hangul instead of romanization.
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