Test your Korean listening - tricky CONSONANTS!
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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We've prepared 10 Korean word pairs that have similar-sounding consonants in them! Would you like another video with tricky vowels? Also, please let us know which word pair was the hardest to differentiate!
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시 and 씨 is so difficult to differenciate... I got 9/10
Maja, I was wrong on that part
The ㅈ and ㅊ can be difficult as well to figure out... same here I got a 9/10 too.
Same mistake..
Oh same!!
😂😂😂😂
Got all of them correct except 시 / 씨… double consonants keep being tricky for me
Gosh me too! 시 씨 I dun feel the difference…
Me too :(
me too
I guessed that one right this time, but then failed at ㅃ/ㅍ. 😓
저도요
Awesome video! the tricky ones for me were exactly the 시/씨 and 주/추 - they still sound the same to me XD
Same! And also ㅃ and ㅍ 😣
@worldwide handsome’s mirror ohhhhh thank youu!!! 💕
주 is pronounced as ‘jhu’ and 추 is pronounced as ‘chu’
@@x.zozo.x but the difference isn’t the same as it is in english
ㅈ has more of a g/j sound whereas ㅊ is a ch sound
씨 and 시 is difficult for me to differentiate ㅠㅅㅠ
It didn't help that the sentence started out really slow, and then 씨는 was spoken super fast (relative to the rest of the sentence). The way I can (sometimes) tell is that 시 has a brief puff of air before the vowel starts whereas 씨 cuts to the vowel right away after the "sh" sound.
Many people seems to have the same problem with those two. As I already replied elsewhere, 'ㅅ' sounds like a rather soft 'Sh' while 'ㅆ' sounds like a plain 'S'.
I also found it difficult to differentiate but after listening to the pronunciation I came to know that 시 sounds more like ''shi'' and 씨 sounds more like plain ''c'' or the way you say ''see''
@@trodat07 yess
There will be more air sound in case of 시 nd less air sound in case of 씨
Had fun not only matching the sounds, but figuring out what the sentences mean. I didn't realize that my Korean vocabulary had come so far!
Could you please make a video on how to talk about yourself without saying “저는” or “나는” every sentence :) thank you
저는 is a formal form of "I'm"
And
나는 is an in Informal way to say "I am''
😀😀😀😀😀😀
Hope it helps.
Hi! You can just leave it out.
Sometimes you'll have to use one of them at the beginning to set the context that you're talking about yourself, but after that you can leave it out.
Tho ofc there will be times when you'll really have to mention 저 or 나, especially when you think the sentence is too unclear without it.
Adding another comment to give an example:
If you wanna say: I try my best to study Korean but I don't have a lot of free time. I plan to do better in the future though.
You can say somnething like: 한국어 진짜 공부하고 싶은데, 자유시간 별로 없어서 못 해요. 그렇긴 하지만 앞으로 더 열심히 노력하려고 해요.
You can completely do without 나 or 저 because the context is clear.
@@pepperminteu ohhh so if in the beginning I already use “저” to confirm I’m talking about myself i can just say the same sentence without “I” for example
“ I went to the store, got cupcakes and also got bread” instead of
“ I went to the store I got cupcakes and I also got bread” ?
@@arsematsegaye4036 yes exactly!! :)
You can even skip the "I" in the first part of the sentence you gave
You can just say, technically, "went to the store, got cupcakes and also bread" and it would still be clear that you're talking about yourself :)
I managed to get all of them somehow, and i feel really good about myself now, thank you guys!! Looking forward to the next listening practice!!
I often have problems telling 시/씨 and 지/치/찌 apart but I guessed all of these correctly. This was fun to do, thanks.
It's interesting how I can pronounce differently 주 and 추 but I can't distinguish them when I hear both, I'll have to focus on those!
Same
I missed 3!. Do more of these tests please.
It's the 1st time i get all of them ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ ty for your lessons guys
I got all correct but that is all thanks to how clearly TTMIK professors speak! They make learning very comfortable and rewarding. Thank you!
I got everything right instead of 시 and 씨 😅🥰🌹
I got all 10 correct. I give the credit to my 발음 선생님 who has helped me tremendously to hear and say these combinations better.
I think this test was a bit easy. Even if I was a real beginner, I would only get hard at 3 questions. Greetings from turkey
Double consonant are STILL too difficult to distinguish for me.... * sigh *
10/10 I got all of them and I’m kinda proud of myself!! Thank you TTMIK 선생님들!
100%! I'm so proud of my progress. I would love to try a harder one next.
I only missed one. I honestly thought I would miss more 😅 I am in chock. And really pumped to study more! 😍 Thank you and do more of these! It was so much fun and you can both listen to the sounds, figure out the words and figure out the sentences 😃
Hey! I got 9 put of 10! I've been studying Koream for 5 months or so, and going back and learning Hangeul has made the learning process much easier! It's a must, and the first step any new learner should start with!
I am the first one who liked this video don't know why bit feeling proud to be early
Lots of 사랑 from Germany 🇩🇪
Genau :-)
I got them all right!! 😭💖
Took me 5 months to differentiate between ㅆ and ㅅ
Wowwww I got everything right!🤩 This is a great listening practice!
I just need to organize my schedule cause motivation and interest in learning korean I sure have. I'm so happy that I got most of the options right, and I think I'll feel even happier if I start learning and knowing more. Love your chanel!!!
I got 8 out of 10.. i really have a problem when it comes to aspirated consonants :D
I got them all except for number 8. I can't understand the difference between ㅃ & ㅍ 😭😭😭 I should practice it more, please make more of these videos, they're SO HELPFUL 💜💜💜
ㅃ is more like a B, and ㅍ is more like a P.
Full scores! But hearing it right is relatively easy, the tough part is pronouncing correctly 😂😂
It's comforting to know these consonants are hard for others, too 💜 Thanks for the video! It was great
This was surprisingly easy for me. I am so encouraged I got these right 😣
YESSSSS!! I got all of them correc!! I'm sooo happy, Thankyou so much TTMIK! :D
I got all right with full confidence....very happy that I am getting close to perfection.
I've started learning Korean recently, about 3 months and a bit, and I'm kinda glad I got 5/10. But this just means I need to practice more consistently, because I've been a tad scattered about it. Thanks for the video!
It was a good practice for me! Awesome, guys thx. Hello from Uzbekistan!!!😊🤗🇺🇿
I got them all correct!
I thought I wouldn't get 시/씨 but apparently the difference is just what I suspected.
Thanks for that. We love you !
I finally understood the difference between 빠 and 파 thank you so much!!!
Can you guys make a vid focusing just on double consonants vs their single consonant counterparts ?
That would be awesome 👍👍
10/10! I found it easy and I'm proud of myself! Thank you for making so many videos, TTMIK ^_^
10/10, thanks for uploading this video guys! :)))
Loved the video! Still very tricky the ㅈ/ㅊ & ㅅ/ㅆ
got them all! I love these videos, keep it up please. 💜
I think I only got one wrong. This was a lot of fun and encouraging!
10/10. For me it was easier, than last video. Wow
got all right. I must say the 시/씨 or 비/삐 is a bit challenging
i study korean for over 6 y frantically and that's still something that annoys me :/
Got everything right ! ^^ thanks for this video
I got 8/10.
This was a very good test; very informative, because it taught me the difference in sound between ㅍ and ㅃ.
Great video! After the answer, could you maybe read the full sentence with both words? Sometimes the consonants sound different in the context. Many thanks!!
Today's content is too interesting!
Like it, easy also! 8 are ✅
Again it's really helpful!! answered 9 questions correctly..!! It's ㅊ and ㅈ where I was confused!! Thank you for this video!!😊🤍
Please make more of this with double consonants
I got 8 out of 10. Thank you for this video! I will continue to practice my listening skills.
Ooo...wow!!!
I got everything right😄😃
10/10 but I had to pause or repeat the audio to be sure about the answer. I'll try this again other day.
Wow! Timing! Just today I decided I need to do a deep dive search for help in the difference between ㅅ and ㅆ pronunciation because, for all the standard explanations, I still can't hear any difference. This is a start
I only chose #6 wrong. That's the best I've done so far! It's starting to stick! Yes!
Tip for learning the hard ones!
When I want to think of ㅆ instead of ㅅ, I pick a word that I'm familiar with that uses the sound, eg. 벌써
For the other consonants I struggle with I use 커피, 바쁘다, and 끝나다, but I'm still having trouble with ㅉ and 에/애
Please do more of these!
Yep, 시 / 씨 got me too...those double consonants are tricky!
I got 9/10. I failed to figure out the difference between ㅂ and ㅍ, but this video was very useful and fun. Thank you TTMIK!
How fun! I missed two, but considering I'm level 1 I'm pretty happy
Got all correct except the double consonant ones.
ㅆ&ㅅ are impossible to distinguish though I can usually distinguish ㅃ&ㅍ from each other but got it wrong here due to 빨리 just before sounding more like ㅍ since it is the first syllable.
Yyaay another fun and educational video
I feel like I’ve kind of gotten a grasp of these differences! I still got the ㅅ and ㅆ part wrong thoㅠㅠ
너무 감사합니다. 😊
That's the first time I can clearly hear the difference between ㅅ and ㅆ
10/10!!!! i'm happy. thank you got this. lets keep practicing everyone!!! good luck
Got all of them right! i feel kinda proud of myself now lol
Yayy I got them all right. 시 vs 씨 is the hardest for me.
omo I could differentiate between ss and s...wow...really wow!!!
시 씨 little bit difficult for me. I'll try the best. Thank you for sharing.
I got 10/10 and i was surprised to know i got the question with 씨 / 시 right. The way that I understand it is that 씨 sounds like the letter C and 시 sounds like the word she.
Ahah I got it all right 10/10 🔥💪🏽 Now I just need to learn more words 🥲
I got 10 on 10. ... it was my 1st try and its really good that my listening skills are getting better in korean
Wow, I got all of them correct. I'm impressed
My mind still baffles me as to why every time I hear 물 that the 미음 sounds like ㅂ
This was great. Please make more! 8 correct.
for double consonant i try to think of my language.
I'm Italian and double consonant are important if not the word might change.
many foreigners have difficulty distinguishing the 2, now I understand
the sixth one is so difficult for my ears! i still dont hear a difference xD thank you for this, it's super cool
a lot of people in the comments are saying they got 시 and 씨 wrong, if you know Spanish you could think of which one sounds the closest to Spanish and choose that one as 씨. At least that's what has worked for me.
that was easy, but I think it was because I was able to read the options. Anyway, it was fun and useful! Thank You!!
I got all of them right except for 물 / 뿔
I'm same with most people, the double constants are the hardest, i.e. ㅅ vs ㅆ, ㅂ vs ㅃ
Same with Cantonese. I get some differences, but there are a few I've encountered that sound much much more similar than Korean ㅅ & ㅆ.
I got everything right! I'm happy!!! 😁😀😁
9 outta 10. Was the 시 / 씨 that got me, couldn't remember which one had the longer ss sound
Yay. Got them all right !!
I need more dictation & listening quiz like this please~
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳💜😘
Aaah al final me hice un líoooo..
están geniales estos contenidos
OMG I got 10/10!! I've gotten better at it !
More of this pls
I got most of them right, I am really struggling with ㅃ and ㅍ and also ㅁ and ㅂ
The only mistake I made was with 물 and 뿔. Got everything else correct 😊
Fun test!
I can differentiate Korean double letters by listening since I've been learning for a long time. However, trying to pronounce them myself is a different story haha. But it's actually a bit reassuring that if there's such a subtle difference while listening, then I can still be understood through the word and context
If you make 365 of these, ill give you all my money.
씨 and 시 literally sound the same... and in the example when they said seed vs. poem there was a difference, but in the sentence it definitely sounded like 씨....
#4 is haaard but luckily managed to get it right. it didn't sound forceful to me thus i chose B.
mul in the first reading of the sentence sounded like "bul" :O
씨 and 시. Always these two. The rest are easy now.
The one I got wrong is 시 and 씨. So please make a video about the difference between them.