How to Sound Like a Native Korean - From upper beginner to upper intermediate
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2021
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✔A few weeks ago, I covered the Korean accent Tips. The reaction was pretty good. And 2 days ago I got an e-mail from a Korean learner. The topic is about how to sound like a native Korean. To be more specific, what is the point that is different from Koreans and the foreign speaker whose background is English? Well, It was a pretty difficult topic for me. Because it's so hard to determine where to start and how far to explain. Of course, there are so many things to explain in detail, but I'm going to tell you the simplest and most important thing to save your precious time. So I'm going to teach you just three ways to speak Korean that makes you sound more natural.
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Thank u I'm from Brazil
Hi, Brazilian. Nice to see you here. ♡
No way, this might be the reason why I feel like my listening skills are weak in Korean. The nasal rule blew my mind, helpful information l. Thank you 선생님
Happy to help!
This was really helpful, thank you. I self-study grammar a lot, as I self study Korean full stop, but hadn't come across this nasalisation rule. This makes a lot of sense now, since I've often wondered why words often sound different to how they're written when I listen to Korean. Also, why some words seem to blend much more quickly, as explained now in your rule 1 (연음). So this will really help my listening skills. 선생님, 감사합니다.
Ohh this should be a series! I suddenly understood. OMG it was so confusing because I self-study. Please make more 산생님 💜
Hi, Good to see you again. I like your idea. I'll make a series soon later. Thank you 💜
@@alphakoreanclass Thank you so much!!
same here!! thanks for sharing this lesson!
You just solved one of my doubts about pronounciation, many many thanks 🥰🥰
Hi, Alisson Silva, thanks for your comment! I'm glad to hear that my video was helpful for you. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to leave a comment and I'll do my best to help. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
@@alphakoreanclass I have one more doubt!! It's like this, whenever a 는 or 은 or just ㄴ appears and the next word starts with a ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄱ the sound I hear is similar to the ones they make when placed between vowels (b, d and g respectively), so my doubt is, do they sound the way I hear them or they are normal and It's just that my ears aren't used to their sound? (If it helps you, my 1st language is portuguese (brazilian's one)
@@ARN084 Hi Alisson! As a Korean language expert, I'd like to clarify the pronunciation of the Korean words you mentioned. When the base of a syllable ends in ㄴ, the pronunciation of ㄱ, ㄷ, and ㅂ in the following syllable does not change, as you can see in words like '은근, 은둔, 은빛'. I've read your comments carefully and noticed that you've heard the sounds of ㄱ,ㄷ, and ㅂ as g, d, and b, respectively. You've actually heard these sounds correctly. You don't need to worry about your listening skills, as it seems you're on the right track. Keep up the great work! 😊
I'm still working at pronouncing the alphabet and vowels correctly
That was super helpful
Thank you so much!!
Subscribe después de ver el primer ejemplo!! Lo enseñas muy bien , muchas gracias 😊
Wow best video ever
This is so helpful, thank you!!!!!!!!!
This is so hard. I’m dying.
Thank you for this video 💗💗it helps me a lot 💜 💜 keep going!! 💕
Thank you for your kind words. I am happy you liked it. 💜
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Awesome video teacher
Thank you 😊 Have a lovely day!♡
감사함니다 선생님❤️
I’m blown away that I was able to understand this without using translate 😮 I think I’m getting better
감사합니다
시청해 주셔서 감사드립니다.
선생님, thank you for all the help! At what level do you think someone should start working on their pronunciation?
That's a good question. Most learners do not think of studying pronunciation separately after learning Hangul at the beginner level. So They're worried because their listening and speaking skills don't improve as much as their expectation. I think when studying pronunciation as an upper Beginner, it is good to master the degree of pronunciation rules I mentioned in this video. And if you have an intermediate level of reading and writing skills, but if you think your listening and speaking skills are beginners, you need to study pronunciation once seriously.
@@alphakoreanclass Thank you for the detailed reply! I find this topic fascinating 🙂
I already passed EPS Topik exam. But that video is effective for me. Take lots of love from Bangladesh.
That's fantastic news, congratulations on passing the EPS Topik exam! 🎉 It's wonderful to hear that the video was effective for you. Thank you for the love from Bangladesh, and best of luck in your future endeavors. Keep up the great work! 🇧🇩💪
💜💜💜 thunk u so mush for the vd 선생님 💜💜💜
You're welcome. Enjoy 😉 learning.
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Keep rocking that journey to sounding like a native. 👍💜
Hello I would like to study serious pronunciation 🤚
I’ve been self studying Korean for a 1 now but I still don’t sound natural
안녕하세요! Great video. I'd like to take the pronunciation test. Where I can send you my email address? I prefer to not post it here so that bots / spammers don't pick it up. Is there an email address where I can send you my contact info?
Hi @jeremy-kr! Thanks for your interest in our pronunciation test. I totally understand your privacy concerns. You can reach me at our official email helena@alphakoreanclass.com with your current level of Korean pronunciation, your contact details, and also the reason why you are seriously committed to improving your pronunciation. This will help me understand your goals better and guide you more effectively. Looking forward to hearing from you and helping you on your Korean language journey! Let's master Korean pronunciation together! 🚀