The Mistake EVERY Foreigner Makes in Korea

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There is one mistake that every foreigner makes when they are in Korea. Do you know what it is? Well, it actually has to do with Korean honorifics, believe it or not. More specifically how you call someone’s name. In Korea, it’s not really polite to just call someone by their name. It’s actually really rude if you do that. This is where Korean honorifics and titles come into play.

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There are lots of different ways to address someone in Korea that are wrong. But if you use Korean honorifics the way I will teach you in this video, you’ll be able to avoid all of those mistakes and be that person in Korea who actually knows how to address people correctly.

I really hope that you like this video and that it helps you to understand how to use Korean honorifics and titles in the right ways so you can avoid all the mistakes that come along with it. By the end of this video, you’ll know how to address people the correct way using Korean honorifics. If you have any questions regarding the lesson, be sure to drop it down below in a comment.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Korean Honorifics with Examples
04:41 Learn Korean with FluentU
05:31 Not So Honorific Titles in Korean
08:53 Korean Titles for Family or Older Friends
10:14 Free PDF with More Korean Honorifics