Combining Consonants and Vowels in Korean: Forming Hangeul Syllables | The Korean Alphabet Lesson 3

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In this third lesson of our series on the Korean Alphabet Hangeul, we, Hyunok Jang and Gerhard, show you how to combine the basic Korean consonants and basic Korean vowels we learned in the first two lessons to form simple syllables.
▶️ Lesson 1 (Basic Vowels): • The 10 Basic Korean Vo...
▶️ Lesson 2 (Basic Consonants): • The 14 Basic Korean Co...
⏰ In This Lesson:
0:00 Introduction and Recap
0:21 Combining Consonants and Vertical Vowels
2:02 Combining Consonants and Horizontal Vowels
3:16 What's a Korean Syllable?
4:38 Practice, Practice, Practice
6:42 ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅂ, ㅈ at the Beginning of a Word
9:42 Pronunciation of Initial Consonant ㄹ
11:13 Understanding ㅅ Pronunciation Rules
13:21 Pronouncing Konglish: Loan Words in Korean
15:15 Even More Practice
19:45 What We Have Learned and What's Next
We will start by showing you how to form Korean syllables with consonants and vertical vowels, such as ㅏ and ㅑ. You'll see how these vowels are placed next to the consonants. Then, we'll move on to combining consonants with horizontal vowels, such as ㅗ and ㅜ, where the vowels are placed below the consonants. By practicing these combinations, you will understand the basic structure of Korean syllables.
We'll provide examples to illustrate how to combine consonants and vowels, like how ㄴ and ㅏ combine to form 나, and how ㄷ and ㅗ combine to form 도. These examples will help you see the patterns and get used to the structure of Korean syllables.
Additionally, we will explain some basic pronunciation rules and tips to help you pronounce these combinations correctly. For instance, we will discuss how the pronunciation of certain consonants changes depending on their position in a word, such as ㄱ being pronounced more strongly like a 'k' when it is the first consonant in a word.
By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to form and pronounce simple Korean syllables confidently. Practice along with us to reinforce your learning and improve your pronunciation. Understanding these basic combinations is crucial as it forms the foundation for more complex syllable structures, which we will cover in future lessons.
Next Lesson:
In Lesson 4 we'll learn the Korean Placeholder with which we can replace the obligatory initial consonant.
▶️ Lesson 4 (Placeholder): • The Korean Placeholder...
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