BASIC Korean Consonants for Beginners! ㄱ[giyeok] to ㅎ[hieut] (Examples Included!)

0:28 ㄱ [giyeok]
0:55 ㄴ [nieun]
1:19 ㄷ [digeut]
1:42 ㄹ [rieul]
2:05 ㅁ [mieum]
2:24 ㅂ [bieup]
2:49 ㅅ [siot]
3:10 ㅇ [ieung]
3:53 ㅈ [jieut]
4:18 ㅊ [chieut]
4:38 ㅋ [kieuk]
4:59 ㅌ [tieut]
5:20 ㅍ [pieup]
5:40 ㅎ [hieut]
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[@Mario-uj4hk]

감사합니다 Great video, can't wait to see the next one! :)

[@gracesooda]

I'll make sure the next one's good! :)

[@tilinkobenjamin4780]

Keep going! You explain very well, thank you for videos!

[@gracesooda]

I’m glad you like them 😊

[@Mew77778]

It's really easy to understand. Subscribed.

[@gracesooda]

I’m so happy to hear it was helpful :)

[@khadijahhaque2205]

This was so helpful

[@gracesooda]

I’m so happy to hear that! :)

[@tacs3]

thank youuuu

[@gracesooda]

it's my pleasure! :)

[@AtemKnightly]

i wish i could learn this i cant im seeing and hearing two different things

[@user-hz9ty6bl3k]

Hi! i love your videos! But in this very video it's kind of misleading that you say "ㄴ" is pronounced like "n" but after that you give examples of words where you pronounce ㄴ as "d". The same situation with "ㅁ" that you pronounce like "b" in the examples.. Can give some explanation upon that, please?