You are right. It's natural that you feel that way. Then, you don't have to know all the batchim rules exactly. Since many people already learned that ㅎ is pronounced as [ㄷ] when they started learning Hangeul first, I just want to provide the information on many more ways to pronounce batchim ㅎ. If you feel pressure to memorize this rule, don't worry it and just check the dictionary. You will simply find the correct pronunciation.😉
2. 받침 ㅎ ,ㄴㅎ , ㄹㅎ + ㅂ= ㄴ, ㄹ + ㅍ am I right or there is no such words in korean? Thanks you so much . I found your videos easy to understand and to learn.. great work arah 쌤
As far as I know, there isn't a word including 받침 ㅎ,ㄴㅎ,ㄹㅎ,+ ㅂ in Korean. Because most of words including ㅎ are verb stems and ㅂpart is an ending so there is no verb ending staring with ㅂ.(Most of verb endings start with vowel or ㄴ or ㄷ or ㄹ or ㅈ)
ㄹㄱ + ㄴ -> [ㅇ] + [ㄴ] e.g.) What a clear weather! 날씨가 맑네요.[망네요] ➡️맑[막] + 네요 -> [망네요] -> The final consonant ㄱ sound changes to [ㅇ] when it's followed by the consonant ㄴ. (nasalization) Thank you for your comment. I hope this helps.😉
1) 를 & 잘 which include ㄹ can be written as romanized letters like this. 를 reul, 잘 jal Here is why. If ㄹ is written between vowels, it's pronounced as 'r'. Otherwise, it's pronounced as 'l'. There are 3 letters of ㄹ in this sentences. (2 ㄹ in 를, 1ㄹ in 잘). So, in '어를잘못' First ㄹ is between the vowel 어 & 으, so it's pronounced as 'r'. Second ㄹ is between the vowel 으 and the consonant ㅈ, so it's pronounced as 'l'. Third ㄹ is between the vowel 아 & the consonant ㅁ, so it's pronounced as 'l'. 2) 못해도 is pronounced as '모태도(mo-tae-do)'. ㅅ of 못 sounds like ㅌ and ㅎ is dropped. This video will help you for the final consonant ㅅ. ruclips.net/video/KQpoyXITpqc/видео.html
No. It's not 'Assimilation'. 믿었지 is pronounced as [미덛찌] since batchim ㄷ became a initial consonant of the next syllable when batchim is followed by a vowel. It's called 'linking sounds.' You can refer to this video about that. ruclips.net/video/_TPKYwuJWYw/видео.html
1. 물이 끓는데 면을 왜 안 넣어요? The water is boiling, but why aren't you putting noodles in? →'는데' indicates that the information in the second clause of the sentence(면을 안 넣다) is unexpected result of what it is presented in the first clause(물이 끓다). 2. 물이 끓는데 면을 왜 안 넣어요? The water is boiling - why aren't you putting noodles in? →If the listener doesn't know that the water is boiling, '는데' indicates the first clause(물이 끓다) expresses the background situation for the second clause(면을 안 넣다). This is just like a loose linkage between two clauses, so it is useful to think of this ending as a sort of ‘verbal semi-colon or dash’. More information about ㄴ/은/는/데, check this posting on my facebook page. ↓↓↓ facebook.com/314604599425493/posts/524830648402886/
Yes, it is 'Assimilation'. If you want to see a video about pronunciation of the final consonant 'ㅆ', you can check out this video. ruclips.net/video/QKrihBmVFaA/видео.html
Hi there, I wanna ask about korea languange How many are reading/pronunciation rules that actually exist? Batchim? Pronunciation rules (assimilation etc)? What else? please help thanks so muchhh💙💙💙
1. 'Linking Sounds' is the most basic rule. ruclips.net/video/_TPKYwuJWYw/видео.html 2. Palatalization ruclips.net/video/Q-232retTVc/видео.html 3. Aspiration 좋다[조타] ruclips.net/video/2Mo9F_2akEQ/видео.html 4. nasal assimilation 앞문[암문] 5. ㄴ to ㄹ assimilation 달님[달림] 6. Tensification 식당[식땅] 7. Double consonant reduction 여덟[여덜] For No.4~7, I haven't done videos yet but I am going to cover those rules in the future. 😊
@Korean Arah 한국어 아라 thanks so much for answering my question😊💙 Actually i also found pronunciation book for korea languange, the title is "The Sound of Korean. A Pronunciation Guide". Here the pdf link (if you cant download it, please search the book title( "book title pdf" ) on google & you can find&download the pdf book easily✌) 》》www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=users.bestweb.net/~siom/martian_mountain/Korean/The%2520Sounds%2520of%2520Korean.%2520A%2520Pronunciation%2520Guide.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj1zv3F9eznAhUgzzgGHY4bBBsQFjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw0frH70d1umW0IhETN4Am1J 《《 Does the book include all of the pronunciation/reading rules for korea languange? Do i really need to learn all of the rules in the book? (A bit shock because there are so many rules😂✌) Or i only need to learn the 7 rules that you mention & there is no other pronunciation/reading rules i need to learn? Please help me again thanks so much✌💙
I've checked your book. It includes all the rules that I mentioned and more. It seems like a nice book. The thing is, you can study rules with it but don't have to memorize all the rules. You can refer to the book whenever you have a question to pronounce some words. I recommed you check this dictionary to find the right pronunciation of the words first. For example, '옷(cloth)' Multi Language Dictionary me2.do/xeremWbr It has lots of different pronunciations of 옷 depending on what letter follows 옷. 옷이[오시], 옷도[옫또], 옷만[온만]. The dictionary doesn't explain why it is pronounced as those, so in this case if you want to know why, then you can open your book to check the rules. Anyway, your book seems good to refer to. Keep it up!
@@KoreanArah thankss so muchhh for your explanation & recommendation😊💙 So, for beginner the most important pronunciation/reading rules in korea languange are those 7 that you mentioned + batchim? & to learn more about pronunciation/reading rules = keep learning new words/vocab/grammar, then check(listen) the pronunciation in dictionary, after that check the rules in the book that i mentioned earlier? Am i right?✌ please cmiiw✌ Or do you have any advice how to learn pronunciation/reading rules effectively & efficiently along with others things(writing/vocab/grammar,etc)? What i mean = It's gonna be quite useless to be good on grammar/writing but not good on speaking(pronunciation/reading), or the opposite, I think the conclusion is how to learn korean on the same level in speaking , grammar/writing, know/memorize good amount of vocab & other things?🤔✌ I wish you would understand what i mean, please ask if you dont understand my point😊✌ Please help me again thanksss so muchhh, sorry for bothering you✌✌
You are right. 민호 can be pronounced in 2 ways. 1. When you speak slowly, [민호] 2 When you speak fast, [미노] ▶️ This rule is called '[ㅎ] deletion'. In natural speech in Korean, [ㅎ] sound is deleted when [ㅎ] is between vowels or between a vowel & a nasal sound [ㄴ, ㅁ, ㄹ, ㅇ]. 대화 [대와] 전화 [저놔] 민호 [미노]
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Wow! Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like it.😊
Wow such a useful video!
좋아요... 감사합니다
네, 댓글 감사합니다.^^
Thank you ... l am looking forward to the next video....
Wow!
Thanks for your compliment. I will work hard on next video.😉
We appreciate your hard work 👍
Thank you for the video ✨🥰
I'm glad you like it.😊
I had started Korean some days ago, but didn’t know abt batchim, and had moved on to grammar rules but now I feel bad for not knowing these things
You are right. It's natural that you feel that way. Then, you don't have to know all the batchim rules exactly.
Since many people already learned that ㅎ is pronounced as [ㄷ] when they started learning Hangeul first, I just want to provide the information on many more ways to pronounce batchim ㅎ.
If you feel pressure to memorize this rule, don't worry it and just check the dictionary. You will simply find the correct pronunciation.😉
@@KoreanArah Thank you
2. 받침 ㅎ ,ㄴㅎ , ㄹㅎ + ㅂ= ㄴ, ㄹ + ㅍ am I right or there is no such words in korean?
Thanks you so much . I found your videos easy to understand and to learn.. great work arah 쌤
As far as I know, there isn't a word including 받침 ㅎ,ㄴㅎ,ㄹㅎ,+ ㅂ in Korean.
Because most of words including ㅎ are verb stems and ㅂpart is an ending so there is no verb ending staring with ㅂ.(Most of verb endings start with vowel or ㄴ or ㄷ or ㄹ or ㅈ)
Nice video. Thank you so much! And what about double batchim ㄺ + ㄴ?
ㄹㄱ + ㄴ -> [ㅇ] + [ㄴ]
e.g.)
What a clear weather!
날씨가 맑네요.[망네요]
➡️맑[막] + 네요 -> [망네요]
-> The final consonant ㄱ sound changes to [ㅇ] when it's followed by the consonant ㄴ.
(nasalization)
Thank you for your comment. I hope this helps.😉
I have some questions on
'한곡어를 잘 못해도 괜찮습니다'
1)When does ㄹ take a r sound?
2)When ㅅ take a t sound?
1) 를 & 잘 which include ㄹ can be written as romanized letters like this.
를 reul, 잘 jal
Here is why.
If ㄹ is written between vowels, it's pronounced as 'r'. Otherwise, it's pronounced as 'l'.
There are 3 letters of ㄹ in this sentences.
(2 ㄹ in 를, 1ㄹ in 잘).
So, in '어를잘못'
First ㄹ is between the vowel 어 & 으, so it's pronounced as 'r'.
Second ㄹ is between the vowel 으 and the consonant ㅈ, so it's pronounced as 'l'.
Third ㄹ is between the vowel 아 & the consonant ㅁ, so it's pronounced as 'l'.
2) 못해도 is pronounced as '모태도(mo-tae-do)'. ㅅ of 못 sounds like ㅌ and ㅎ is dropped.
This video will help you for the final consonant ㅅ.
ruclips.net/video/KQpoyXITpqc/видео.html
@@KoreanArah thanks for the help, also did you make a 우, 오 video?
Also when I pronounce 요 what do I say?
The video of 우 & 오 is this.
ruclips.net/video/DrX4iht2xlc/видео.html
요 is pronounced as 'yo' in the word 'yoyo' or 'yoga'.
hi! is here an assimilation batchim apart from the ㄷ that goes up to ㅇ ? 믿었지
No. It's not 'Assimilation'.
믿었지 is pronounced as [미덛찌] since batchim ㄷ became a initial consonant of the next syllable when batchim is followed by a vowel. It's called 'linking sounds.'
You can refer to this video about that.
ruclips.net/video/_TPKYwuJWYw/видео.html
@@KoreanArah ahhh interesting ! thank you :3
Hi no. 5 practice sentence there is 는데.please explain
Whats the usage and its alternative.
In this context, '는데' can be translated two ways.
1. 물이 끓는데 면을 왜 안 넣어요?
The water is boiling, but why aren't you putting noodles in?
→'는데' indicates that the information in the second clause of the sentence(면을 안 넣다) is unexpected result of what it is presented in the first clause(물이 끓다).
2. 물이 끓는데 면을 왜 안 넣어요?
The water is boiling - why aren't you putting noodles in?
→If the listener doesn't know that the water is boiling, '는데' indicates the first clause(물이 끓다) expresses the background situation for the second clause(면을 안 넣다). This is just like a loose linkage between two clauses, so it is useful to think of this ending as a sort of ‘verbal semi-colon or dash’.
More information about ㄴ/은/는/데, check this posting on my facebook page.
↓↓↓
facebook.com/314604599425493/posts/524830648402886/
hi 있는데 converts to 인는데 how is this assimilation called?
Yes, it is 'Assimilation'.
If you want to see a video about pronunciation of the final consonant 'ㅆ', you can check out this video.
ruclips.net/video/QKrihBmVFaA/видео.html
@@KoreanArah thank you so much! :3
Hi there,
I wanna ask about korea languange
How many are reading/pronunciation rules that actually exist?
Batchim? Pronunciation rules (assimilation etc)? What else? please help thanks so muchhh💙💙💙
1. 'Linking Sounds' is the most basic rule.
ruclips.net/video/_TPKYwuJWYw/видео.html
2. Palatalization
ruclips.net/video/Q-232retTVc/видео.html
3. Aspiration
좋다[조타]
ruclips.net/video/2Mo9F_2akEQ/видео.html
4. nasal assimilation
앞문[암문]
5. ㄴ to ㄹ assimilation
달님[달림]
6. Tensification
식당[식땅]
7. Double consonant reduction
여덟[여덜]
For No.4~7, I haven't done videos yet but I am going to cover those rules in the future.
😊
@Korean Arah 한국어 아라 thanks so much for answering my question😊💙
Actually i also found pronunciation book for korea languange, the title is "The Sound of Korean. A Pronunciation Guide". Here the pdf link (if you cant download it, please search the book title( "book title pdf" ) on google & you can find&download the pdf book easily✌) 》》www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=users.bestweb.net/~siom/martian_mountain/Korean/The%2520Sounds%2520of%2520Korean.%2520A%2520Pronunciation%2520Guide.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj1zv3F9eznAhUgzzgGHY4bBBsQFjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw0frH70d1umW0IhETN4Am1J 《《
Does the book include all of the pronunciation/reading rules for korea languange?
Do i really need to learn all of the rules in the book? (A bit shock because there are so many rules😂✌)
Or i only need to learn the 7 rules that you mention & there is no other pronunciation/reading rules i need to learn?
Please help me again thanks so much✌💙
I've checked your book. It includes all the rules that I mentioned and more. It seems like a nice book.
The thing is, you can study rules with it but don't have to memorize all the rules.
You can refer to the book whenever you have a question to pronounce some words.
I recommed you check this dictionary to find the right pronunciation of the words first. For example, '옷(cloth)'
Multi Language Dictionary
me2.do/xeremWbr
It has lots of different pronunciations of 옷 depending on what letter follows 옷.
옷이[오시], 옷도[옫또], 옷만[온만].
The dictionary doesn't explain why it is pronounced as those, so in this case if you want to know why, then you can open your book to check the rules.
Anyway, your book seems good to refer to. Keep it up!
@@KoreanArah thankss so muchhh for your explanation & recommendation😊💙
So, for beginner the most important pronunciation/reading rules in korea languange are those 7 that you mentioned + batchim?
& to learn more about pronunciation/reading rules = keep learning new words/vocab/grammar, then check(listen) the pronunciation in dictionary, after that check the rules in the book that i mentioned earlier?
Am i right?✌ please cmiiw✌
Or do you have any advice how to learn pronunciation/reading rules effectively & efficiently along with others things(writing/vocab/grammar,etc)?
What i mean = It's gonna be quite useless to be good on grammar/writing but not good on speaking(pronunciation/reading), or the opposite,
I think the conclusion is how to learn korean on the same level in speaking , grammar/writing, know/memorize good amount of vocab & other things?🤔✌
I wish you would understand what i mean, please ask if you dont understand my point😊✌
Please help me again thanksss so muchhh, sorry for bothering you✌✌
so 민호 pronounces as 미노 right?
You are right.
민호 can be pronounced in 2 ways.
1. When you speak slowly,
[민호]
2 When you speak fast,
[미노]
▶️ This rule is called '[ㅎ] deletion'. In natural speech in Korean, [ㅎ] sound is deleted when [ㅎ] is between vowels or between a vowel & a nasal sound [ㄴ, ㅁ, ㄹ, ㅇ].
대화 [대와]
전화 [저놔]
민호 [미노]
I can read Korean but i don’t know what they mean
I didn't write English translation in this video, but I will do it in future video. Thank you for your feedback. 정말 감사합니다. 😊
Hehehe
@@billyacoustic6570 😊