Korean Consonant Pronunciation Guide
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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Thank you soooo much for this video. As usual, your teachings are very understandable. So far, this is the best instruction on pronunciation that I have heard. Again, thank you.
Great to know it was helpful! Thank you so much for telling me it helped you because that means so much to me as well!!! 감사합니다 😍
omg it’s literally the best explanation and it helped me the most
Your Spanish is amazing btw. Chris/Greece do sound similar in Korean! Lol. Consonants are tough for westerners, glad this video was so well done. I wonder if the paper/tissue trick is taught in schools to native Korean learners? Or are consonant sounds just effortless and natural? Thanks for making this.
Best explanation so far. I am amazed 🔥🔥
The tissue demonstration reminded me of the 'pen' clip in Japanese news 😅
There's a way in your teaching that helps me understand it faster than other methods. 제발 오랫동안 가르쳐해주세요, 선생님 감사합니다 :)
Your academic degrees are showing , 선생님. The best teacher! 💜
I am like super happy to see your comments! My money and time were not wasted!!! 😅 너무 감사합니다!!! 💜
wow this is probably the best consonant video i ever watched, very detailed and great examples thank you!!!
Yay!!! So happy to hear that! 감사합니다 💕
Brilliant (for speakers of English or Spanish, and probably also Russian)!
Thank you ❤️ Tried to use what I know about the languages I’ve learned, hoping it can be useful in teaching this! 🥹
Thanks you're actually explaning it, well done. I love those examples from other languages!! :-)
I think everyone will be able to concentrate well.
감사합니다!!!
You’re an angel. Thank you, this was so helpful
So so happy to hear it was helpful! Thank you!!! 😍
This is awesome, the most helpful video about pronounciation I've ever seen
Yay!!! So happy to hear it was actually helpful! 😍
Soooo understandable. Thanks so muchhhhhh for this video 🥰
I have found difficult to distinguish these consonants.
Yay!!! I am happy to hear it was clear! These consonants are difficult to distinguish, but the context tells you which word it being spoken, so do not worry about them too much in daily practice!!! 😍
아녕하세요 언니...it must have been a lot of work. Thankyou for teaching us .you are the best teacher in the world 언니💟❤💜💕
I'm happy that i'm watching this video not to learn but to make sure that i know the difference between them 😎❤️❤️
That's a cool way to use this video, yesssss!!! 🥰 How did you do?
선생님 오랜만이에요. . 이 발음 구분하게 하는 것이 정말 힘든 과제인데, 선생님이 해결하시네요.👏👏👍🏼
제가 한 달 동안 웹사이트랑 워크북 만드느라고 댓글을 거의 포기하고 있었어요... 이제야 보고 댓글 폭탄을 남기는 중입니다 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
오랜만에 비디오 올려도 잊지 않고 봐 주셔서 너무 감사합니다, 선생님!
너무 좋아요😀👍
감사합니다!!!! 💕
Thank you so much for this video! Very useful and well made. I love you way of explaining things 💜💜💜
Awww thank you so much for such kind words, and I am happy to hear the video helped!!! 감사합니다! 💜
This was so great
감사합니다!
Can you make a video about 에/에서 when they are not related to location or time 🥺 if you have time of course
I can, and when it's beyond the location and time, there is not a specific rule. You know when we learn English, some phrases take at, some use to, etc.? It's basically the same... So when you encounter a new chunk, try to memorize them as a whole chunk including that 에 or 에서. :)
Thx te 🌹🌹🌹😊😊
ㄲ suena igual a la c en español😀👍
Si, si!!!! 똑같아요!!! YES, SAME! 👍
I can’t see the differente between the first and the third 😫