Level Up Your Korean Skills with Regular Verb Conjugation, part 2

Finally we are reaching the point where we are going to learn actual grammar in Korean!
First thing first, we need to digest how to conjugate verbs from the infinitive form. Let's have a look :)
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When you taught us about the word 제가 so its chaega but i heard some korean people saying daega instead of this ....pls help serena mam

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Oh, that happens when the medium consonant is located in the beginning. When medium consonants [ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅈ] is the first sound, we tend to pronounce it a little stronger. Also consonants can be sounded similar as well to non-Korean speakers. Especially ㄷ, ㅈ. There are quite a lot of rules for the pronunciations, but don't worry too much to learn all at once but keep that in mind that it's there. And move on to others.
No one will be able to remember all the 'exceptions' and 'rules' in the beginning when we are trying to learn any other languages for the first time in school... You will eventually get it ;)