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How I Learn Korean and English Together | Kashish choudhary english

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Lifestyle

Key lifestyle / learning tips (Korean + English together)

  • Start with “why,” then keep it simple

    • Began Korean due to interest in Korean language and culture and watching Korean dramas/series.
    • Started English alongside it because English is important for confidence and fluency, and because they create English learning content.

  • Learn in small steps (no overwhelming schedule)

    • Doesn’t try to do everything at once.
    • Studies 15–20 minutes daily (especially when motivation is low).
    • Focus is progress over perfection—aiming to improve gradually.

  • Build skills in the right order

    • For English
      • Focus on speaking + vocabulary.
      • Avoid “bookish English” and try to learn the English used in daily real-life conversations.
    • For Korean
      • Focus on basic words and learning new vocabulary.
      • Speaking is prioritized; writing/reading is not yet strong.

  • Use the same tools for both languages

    • YouTube (free resources, beginner content)
      • Watches both Korean and English beginner videos.
      • Subscribes to multiple Korean and English channels.
      • Tries to speak along and note new words while watching.
    • ChatGPT
      • Used to learn some Korean and English words.

  • Keep a notebook for active recall

    • When they hear a new word:
      • Note the new word + meanings (includes Hindi meaning and English meaning for Korean words).
      • For English, also records new vocabulary (including words they hadn’t heard before).

  • Practice speaking every day (most important part)

    • After learning new words, speak them out loud immediately.
    • Repeats words about 4–5 times.
    • For English, practices while making videos and by talking to themselves.

  • Accept mistakes as normal

    • Mentions making errors while speaking/editing and that this is part of the learning process.

Health / travel / recipes

  • No travel, health routines, or recipes were presented in the subtitles.

Notable locations / products / speakers (mentioned)

  • Products / tools: YouTube, ChatGPT, Duolingo
  • Notable speaker: Lucy ma’am (English learning videos / idioms)
  • Notable content types: Korean dramas/series, beginner English and Korean YouTube channels

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