This is really helpful!! I was really struggling with how to learn the pronunciation properly just by repeating. The tissue method gives me a concrete way to check if im saying it correctly!! Thank you :]
I think Koren are so sweet with funny. 😇 Really!! You making us smile with teaching as well as BTS and Kdrama also making us smile that why I want to learn Koren 💜☺
First of all, thank you for providing such high-quality content for free. I'll be really grateful if you could answer my query though - How many videos do we have to go through in order to be ready to give the TOPIK 2 exam? As you could see from my profile picture, I'm very much into Korean culture. However, I am also genuinely interested in learning this fascinating language and want to excel in it. Passing an official certification with flying colors will be a dream come true for me. Unlike other RUclipsrs who focus simply on building vocabulary or teaching phrases (no disrespect to them though, they're doing amazingly well too!), I liked the fact that you're teaching from a grammar perspective while showing us the necessary vocabulary as well. Looking forward to your videos.
Tammy, You are BETTER than "Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean". His video on pronunciation rules doesn't have the EASY ORGANIZATION that your videos do. I tried to tell him this, but he doesn't understand.
This is the most helpful video I've found so far! The repetition of the pronunciations in different orders has really helped clarify some of the differences and having actual words to practice is very helpful! Thank you!
Now I know how to read Korean but I don't know any meaning.... AND I KNOW SINCE YOU ARE THERE MY TEACHER, I CAN ALSO LEARN TO UNDERSTAND. I am so happy that I can read Korean....... Thank you so much teacher..... 🤗감사합니다 ♡☆
Thank you so much Tammy mam ❤️ I really loved the way you're teaching... I wasn't able to learn Korean from other RUclips Channels and when I saw your channel... I am easily able to learn Korean fast... Love the way you teach🔥❤️❤️... Fighting ✊🏻 fighting ✊🏻
Whenever i saw her videos,she always look happy (bright smiling face)cuz of that it's makes me happy (also i don't know about others) She really understand what kind of problems or confusion we feel...! Appreciate.....👍👍👍👍
I got 18/20 for my first korean quiz but mam i have some doubt ; 먹 mam why this ka is written down same like some more eg : 겟ㅅ, 반 is na is written down why, how we understand this should be written down??
Mam you are really really awesome.your teaching way is very cool.when my lecture finished I feel like,I will learn Korea fluently and soon.thanks mam keep teaching us 💙 love you my korean teacher 🤗🙂
As an English speaker, what I notice with English speakers is that they tend to aspirate T, P, K, Ch since that's the norm in English. What's not normal is unaspirated T, P, K, and Ch, which occurs in many languages, like romance languages, Japanese, and many Asian language families. In English, unaspirated versions of T, P, K, and Ch do occur in unstressed syllables, like Alton, aspen, seeker, and orchard, where the consonants are unstressed and unaspirated in the second syllable. This isn't always the case, but this helps English speakers become more aware of the aspirated and unaspirated consonants in English, which helps them hear them better in other languages where this distinction is important. I grew up with a nonaspirate language Cebuano, so the nuances between aspirated and unaspirated are very obvious to me. From my experience in torturing Japanese, English speakers have a much more difficult time with the nuances between G and K, and Korean is even more difficult with the added nuance between K and Kh (aspirated), and strong G (middle G) and soft G (tense G). The nuance between hard G and soft G was also difficult for me at first. Before Korean, I learned Thai phonetics, where they make a distinction between strong and soft B and D, but not with G or J, so that took some practice to hear and pronounce correctly. The more you pay attention to it, the better your ears will get at hearing it, which will help you in pronouncing it correctly, cause it's impossible to pronounce a nuanced sound correctly that you don't hear. Very informative and helpful video. I wanted more clarity on the tensed sounds, and this video was the most clear on the distinction in pronunciation that I've come across. 🧋🙏💖
you're literally the best i finally found the best channel! you have no idea how this made me feel relieved and it gave me hope to learn the language! thank you♥️♥️♥️
I am a beginner and just studied korean Alphabets, But you cleared my all doubts of these here. I love the way you teach it! Can't believe many people still haven't seen your channel!
Thís is what I'm really looking for. I have many confusion and questions about pronunciation. Downloading many apps and More Korean channels, but it doesn't help me. However despite of stressing myself. Thís channel and mam Tammy help me to understand Korean. You must be awarded for your videos and hard work. This is the only channel that brings me excitement and learn to fast about hangul. Not only that but very systematic way. I'll be recommending it for my fellow Filipino who wants to learn Korean. And you deserve millions and millions of subscribers. Thank you mam Tammy 🎉 we really appreciate your hard work and teaching with us. You deserve so much praise 💕 I love you mam Tammy all the way from Philippines 💕
You help me so much I’m learning 3 hours and I get it I get every word, and I try a lot of people from the RUclips and you the only one I get so thank you for help me
The moment I watched your lessons, I subscribed right away! I soooo love your vids I learned soo much esp. on how to pronounce it correctly. Thankyouuuu teacher 😊
wow what a high value video. I can finally see myself start to understand this pronunciation after over 2 years of learning Korean. Especially the Aspirated consonants. I think the Tense vs basic consonants is going to take me a while tho, those double consonants can be rough to learn
@@Tammy_Korean when it comes to pronunciation do we pronounce 챠 as chya or cha? i hear it as cha to be honest 😅 or like it's closer to cha than chya. thank you ma'am for replying!♥️
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This is really helpful!! I was really struggling with how to learn the pronunciation properly just by repeating. The tissue method gives me a concrete way to check if im saying it correctly!! Thank you :]
Yes!! The tissue methods are the best!
Here our amazing teacher your way of teaching is really nice nd simple it makes me smile nd I enjoy a lot 💜💜💚💚
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I think Koren are so sweet with funny. 😇
Really!! You making us smile with teaching as well as BTS and Kdrama also making us smile that why I want to learn Koren 💜☺
감사합니다 선생님
Now i know how to pronounce aspirated sound correctly.
First of all, thank you for providing such high-quality content for free. I'll be really grateful if you could answer my query though - How many videos do we have to go through in order to be ready to give the TOPIK 2 exam?
As you could see from my profile picture, I'm very much into Korean culture. However, I am also genuinely interested in learning this fascinating language and want to excel in it. Passing an official certification with flying colors will be a dream come true for me. Unlike other RUclipsrs who focus simply on building vocabulary or teaching phrases (no disrespect to them though, they're doing amazingly well too!), I liked the fact that you're teaching from a grammar perspective while showing us the necessary vocabulary as well. Looking forward to your videos.
Tammy, You are BETTER than "Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean". His video on pronunciation rules doesn't have the EASY ORGANIZATION that your videos do. I tried to tell him this, but he doesn't understand.
I’ve watched a lot of videos on pronunciation of the consonants and this has to be the best I have come across!! 감사합니다
I have a question what do you mean ta you t not ta exemple you said tyeo I need help on how to pronounce the this tense sound
This is the most helpful video I've found so far! The repetition of the pronunciations in different orders has really helped clarify some of the differences and having actual words to practice is very helpful! Thank you!
Now I know how to read Korean but I don't know any meaning.... AND I KNOW SINCE YOU ARE THERE MY TEACHER, I CAN ALSO LEARN TO UNDERSTAND. I am so happy that I can read Korean....... Thank you so much teacher..... 🤗감사합니다 ♡☆
Thank you for this encouraging comment! I love it!
Thank you so much Tammy mam ❤️
I really loved the way you're teaching...
I wasn't able to learn Korean from other RUclips Channels and when I saw your channel...
I am easily able to learn Korean fast...
Love the way you teach🔥❤️❤️...
Fighting ✊🏻 fighting ✊🏻
I am really having a hard time to pronounce those basic, aspirated and tensed consonants. 대단히 감사합니다 선생님.
Maam your channel deserves millions of subscribers .There is none who teaches easier than you
Quick question, those example words at the end, were they just for example purposes, or do we have to memorise them for the TOPIK 2 level?
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Aspirated Sounds:
ㅊ @ 4:13
ㅋ @ 4:47
ㅌ @ 5:07
ㅍ @ 5:27
ㅏ Column @ 5:51
Tense Sounds:
ㄲ @ 8:48
ㄸ @ 9:11
ㅃ @ 9:32
ㅆ @ 9:52
ㅉ @ 10:11
ㅏ Column @ 10:56
Hi miss have you ever thought of teaching Korean??
I tried so many teacher but you are perfect
I can read now but some differences in my pronunciation
당신은 정말 대단해요. 수고 해주셔서 정말 감사합니다💜
I don't know if it's correct or not i learned these sentence from ur last class 😇
Whenever i saw her videos,she always look happy (bright smiling face)cuz of that it's makes me happy (also i don't know about others)
She really understand what kind of problems or confusion we feel...! Appreciate.....👍👍👍👍
are 차 챠, 처 쳐 etc. pronounced the same?
Do these also change the pitch of the vowel??
Good job teacher 👍👍
I'm finished 🎉🎉
Thank you 🙇 💖 감사합니다
수고하 셨 습니다.🏅
I have problems with ㅃㅉㄸㄲㅆ
Hot to articulate these sounds?
🔫 that is how I will remember it
I used that tissue to wipe my tears
Thnx
I got 18/20 for my first korean quiz but mam i have some doubt ; 먹 mam why this ka is written down same like some more eg : 겟ㅅ, 반 is na is written down why, how we understand this should be written down??
why did u say ta instead of da?
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u are so helpful deserve soooo much more subs.
thank u thank u thank u
Omg i love u🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💓💓💓💓💓💓💓thank u 4 helping us
Thank you Teacher Tammy. I have learned more from your channel. Hoping to pass your test to get the certificate 😊 fighting fighting fighting😉
Mam you are really really awesome.your teaching way is very cool.when my lecture finished I feel like,I will learn Korea fluently and soon.thanks mam keep teaching us 💙 love you my korean teacher 🤗🙂
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As an English speaker, what I notice with English speakers is that they tend to aspirate T, P, K, Ch since that's the norm in English. What's not normal is unaspirated T, P, K, and Ch, which occurs in many languages, like romance languages, Japanese, and many Asian language families.
In English, unaspirated versions of T, P, K, and Ch do occur in unstressed syllables, like Alton, aspen, seeker, and orchard, where the consonants are unstressed and unaspirated in the second syllable. This isn't always the case, but this helps English speakers become more aware of the aspirated and unaspirated consonants in English, which helps them hear them better in other languages where this distinction is important.
I grew up with a nonaspirate language Cebuano, so the nuances between aspirated and unaspirated are very obvious to me. From my experience in torturing Japanese, English speakers have a much more difficult time with the nuances between G and K, and Korean is even more difficult with the added nuance between K and Kh (aspirated), and strong G (middle G) and soft G (tense G).
The nuance between hard G and soft G was also difficult for me at first. Before Korean, I learned Thai phonetics, where they make a distinction between strong and soft B and D, but not with G or J, so that took some practice to hear and pronounce correctly. The more you pay attention to it, the better your ears will get at hearing it, which will help you in pronouncing it correctly, cause it's impossible to pronounce a nuanced sound correctly that you don't hear.
Very informative and helpful video. I wanted more clarity on the tensed sounds, and this video was the most clear on the distinction in pronunciation that I've come across.
🧋🙏💖
you're literally the best i finally found the best channel! you have no idea how this made me feel relieved and it gave me hope to learn the language! thank you♥️♥️♥️
I am super super happy to hear that!! You made my day!
Thank you🤩🤩🤩 every time I watch your video I can't stop smiling I always smiled with you😁😁😁😁 l really love you😘😘
thank you teacher-nim,excited for lesson #5
U are very jolly cheerful and optimistic ✨
Hope you keep up the spirit
Thank you.Fighting ✨💪
I really like your teaching way ...you teach us with energy .it's very impressive mam ...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻keep going mam 🙂
Finally found an amazing teacher who can teach hangul with so much ease, job well done Teacher Tammy!
Thank you Teacher😊😊
you are the best!
thank you soooo much :)!
it's really helpful and made the korean alphabet seem easier :)
Thank you so much. I was struggling with the tense consonants for a few days. Now I know how to pronounce them properly.
❤️Thankuu for the difference ❤️
Hello teacher Tammy
How to pronounce 오빠 ?
Is it oppa? Or oba?
빠빠? Is it ppaba or baba?
선생님 you are very effective! I understood instantly within 5 minutes of the video 😮❤
Thank you much! Super easy to understand through your help Teacher Tammy. 🤗
Why I can't find the difference of basic and tensed 🤷🏻♀️
Thank you so much, it really help me to make clear difference between alphabet
감사합니다
I am a beginner and just studied korean Alphabets, But you cleared my all doubts of these here. I love the way you teach it! Can't believe many people still haven't seen your channel!
Thank you so much Mam I'll watching this everytime I have a free.
Hahahahaha.... Your r soo cute and my favorite mam... Also
You make we feel so energetic every time I watch your vedio
Thanks for all your efforts !
❤️
Thís is what I'm really looking for. I have many confusion and questions about pronunciation. Downloading many apps and More Korean channels, but it doesn't help me. However despite of stressing myself. Thís channel and mam Tammy help me to understand Korean. You must be awarded for your videos and hard work. This is the only channel that brings me excitement and learn to fast about hangul. Not only that but very systematic way. I'll be recommending it for my fellow Filipino who wants to learn Korean. And you deserve millions and millions of subscribers. Thank you mam Tammy 🎉 we really appreciate your hard work and teaching with us. You deserve so much praise 💕 I love you mam Tammy all the way from Philippines 💕
Thank you for your lovely comment! I will continue to make easy to understand videos! 한국어 화이팅!!
Wow it's really helpful teacher Tammy😍😍
Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you so much...💜💜
This is the best & most-efficient explanation on these sounds that i've ever seen, thank you, Tammy.
hi, its my second day and i am really enjoying your lessons. thanku so much.
It's so deficit mem but I still learn thank you mem
The tense sound , sound like sa re ga ma pa ta ni
Yes!!
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감사합니다 teacher Tammy☺💜
You're the best teacher, thank you so much 😊
thanks a lot, I t was pretty useful!!
You help me so much
I’m learning 3 hours and I get it I get every word, and I try a lot of people from the RUclips and you the only one I get so thank you for help me
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How far are you?
Thanks from my heart from Bangkok
You're amazing 🤩🤩i love you ❤
dude that tissue trick saved my life
Teacher is amazing. Thank you.
The moment I watched your lessons, I subscribed right away! I soooo love your vids I learned soo much esp. on how to pronounce it correctly. Thankyouuuu teacher 😊
Thank you for watching and subscribe my channel!!
Thanku so much for teaching
Thank you Tammy youre amazing!!!!!!!!!!
아빠 - father
I am very happy today at least I have learnt one new word.
안넝하세요.
YAY!!
I am so glad i came across your page
wow what a high value video. I can finally see myself start to understand this pronunciation after over 2 years of learning Korean. Especially the Aspirated consonants. I think the Tense vs basic consonants is going to take me a while tho, those double consonants can be rough to learn
Anneyong haseyo👋👋Thank you so much miss Tammy 💜💜i have learnt all the three videos😊and now I will practice this 4th lecture😊😊borahe💜💜
we really appreciate what you do thank you so much ♥️ but i have a question... why does 챠 sound like cha instead of chya? (and many other letters)
I think you can write any romanization you like as long as you understand 챠's pronunciation.
But for official writing, 챠 is cha.
@@Tammy_Korean when it comes to pronunciation do we pronounce 챠 as chya or cha? i hear it as cha to be honest 😅 or like it's closer to cha than chya. thank you ma'am for replying!♥️
Thank you Tammy :) I’m already here in lesson 4.. I memorized the 1st 3 first hehe thank you 😊
Great!! I am happy for you!
Such an interesting lesson
Thank you so much teacher♡♡
My tissue is not even moving 🥹😭
양준일 song...hehe...
I love the song part 😀😀😀
Thankyou so much maam ❤
선생님 감사합니다
쟤 시리 람
Thank you Teacher Tammy .. really big help , i think this time i will continue my korean lesson ...
thankk youuu!!
Best explanation. Love your sunny disposition. 😁👍
newbie here 💜🇵🇭🇰🇷
thank you tamy
♥
Amazing thank
I am studying Korean currently at my university and i always come to teacher tammy for the rescue, you are the best!! your way of teaching is very understandable and easy to follow , thanks to you I am getting better keep up the amazing work 선생님
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