Don't stop making this amazing helpful content ...... I always struggled with reading and figuring out when and how to link words and spaced syllables thank you very much!
I am so glad that this video helped you learn Korean pronunciation rules. I will try to make pronunciation videos more in the future. Thanks for watching.😊
맞아요! I was happy to make this video since I thought this would help lots of Korean language learners struggling with Korean pronunciation. 제 영상이 도움이 되어서 기뻐요.😊
Wow! You are making a note. You must be a good student.😊 Thanks for subscribing. 감사합니다.^^ You can also find more materials on my Facebook page where I post many things almost every day. facebook.com/ArahCha/
Thank you so much Miss Arah, you helped me a lot, but I have a question... Can you explain me why 십육 [심뉵], 꽃잎 [꼰닙], 한여름 [한녀름] are pronounced like this?? I don't understand and I can't find a satisfactory explanation. Thank you so much in advance!!!
There are 3 important rules that you need to know how these words are pronounced. ▶️Rule1.Neutralisation The only consonant sounds that occur at the final consonant position(batchim) are the 7 simple consonants. ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ -> [ㄱ] ㄷ, ㅌ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅎ -> [ㄷ] ㅂ, ㅍ -> [ㅂ] ㄴ -> [ㄴ] ㅁ -> [ㅁ] ㄹ -> [ㄹ] ㅇ -> [ㅇ] ▶️Rule2. [ㄴ] Insertion When the final consonant is followed by a word starting with 이/야/여/요/유, [ㄴ] is inserted. ▶️Rule3. Nasalisation When the final consonant sounds [ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅂ] are followed by a nasal consonant [ㅁ, ㄴ], they become nasalised as below. [ㄱ] -> [ㅇ] [ㄷ] -> [ㄴ] [ㅂ] -> [ㅁ] 1. 십육 -> ▶️ Rule2 [십뉵] -> ▶️ Rule3 [심뉵] 2. 꽃잎 -> ▶️ Rule1[꼳입] -> ▶️ Rule2 [꼳닙] -> ▶️ Rule3 [꼰닙] 3. 한여름 ->▶️Rule2 [한녀름]
볶음밥이 싫어요 볶음밥을 싫어해요 Do two sentences have same meaning or different meaning? If different how they are different and if they are same can we say 볶음밥을 싫어요 I am talking about 조사 이 / 가 only cuz Koreans use 좋다 and 좋아하다 싫다 and 싫어하다 as same thank you for your videos..
좋다 to be good (adjective) 좋아하다 to like (verb) N이/가 좋다 = N을/를 좋아하다 Both mean 'I like N'. 이/가 should come with 좋다 and 을/를 should come with 좋아하다 like pairs. So these are wrong since each Korean particle has a different function in a sentence. I like BTS. 저는 BTS가 좋아해요.(x) 저는 BTS를 좋아요.(x) *N이/가 싫다 = N을/를 싫어하다 Both mean 'I hate N.' Their particle patterns are like ones with 좋다 /좋아하다.
Don't stop making this amazing helpful content ...... I always struggled with reading and figuring out when and how to link words and spaced syllables thank you very much!
I am so glad that this video helped you learn Korean pronunciation rules. I will try to make pronunciation videos more in the future.
Thanks for watching.😊
Teacher I do love your smile 😊.
Thank you.😊
THANK YOU this helped so much! your Amazing! may you have all the happiness in the world!
Wow! Thank you for your comment. I wish you all the best, too.
Thank you Miss Arah for your clear lesson. Wonderful.
I am glad you like it. Thanks for watching.😊
Thank you for helping me my whole family is Korean and me and my sisters are learning Korean from this
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You are an amazing teacher this lesson was very helpful thank you🙏
Thanks for your compliment.I am happy that you enjoyed it.😊
I can tell you were very happy when you made this video. 한국어 아라씨 수고했어요! 동영상은 제 발음을 도와줄게요.
맞아요!
I was happy to make this video since I thought this would help lots of Korean language learners struggling with Korean pronunciation.
제 영상이 도움이 되어서 기뻐요.😊
감사합니다 언니! It was really helpful. And your explanation was just amazing ! I understand it all. ♡
Great! I'm glad you understood it all. Thank you for your comment!
Thanks my beautiful teacher...♡
You're welcome. Hope it helps. 😉
she is my teacher yeaaaaa. 우리 선생님..
고마워요, 피트리 씨!😊
You are amazing
Thank you.😊
선생님 발으이 넘 좋아요
감사합니다.😊
Really nice video
Thank you.
정말 감사합니다.😊
Thank you so much!! ma'am. Arah it's. very helpful :)
I am happy that you like it, Gerick.😉
와~ 이거 감사합니다!
도움이 되어서 기쁘네요.♡
I found your channel 2 days ago and since then I am Learning everything you have in here! I make a lot of notes! This content is so helpful
Wow! You are making a note. You must be a good student.😊 Thanks for subscribing. 감사합니다.^^
You can also find more materials on my Facebook page where I post many things almost every day.
facebook.com/ArahCha/
@@KoreanArah I'm already your subscriber on Facebook too ;).
That's great. 감사합니다.😍
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메이라 씨! 댓글 고마워요.^^
@@KoreanArah Belated 행복한 한글날 📃🎉
@@Meyra_ 오! 한글말 맞아요!! 잘 아네요😁
안녕하세요. I hope you also have a website that I can visit. You're lessons are really helpful to me. 감사합니다. 저는 필리핀 사람 이에요. ^_^
Geraldine 씨, 반갑습니다. 방문해 주셔서 감사합니다. I will keep up the hard word. 😊
Thank you so much Miss Arah, you helped me a lot, but I have a question... Can you explain me why 십육 [심뉵], 꽃잎 [꼰닙], 한여름 [한녀름] are pronounced like this?? I don't understand and I can't find a satisfactory explanation. Thank you so much in advance!!!
There are 3 important rules that you need to know how these words are pronounced.
▶️Rule1.Neutralisation
The only consonant sounds that occur at the final consonant position(batchim) are the 7 simple consonants.
ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ -> [ㄱ]
ㄷ, ㅌ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅎ -> [ㄷ]
ㅂ, ㅍ -> [ㅂ]
ㄴ -> [ㄴ]
ㅁ -> [ㅁ]
ㄹ -> [ㄹ]
ㅇ -> [ㅇ]
▶️Rule2. [ㄴ] Insertion
When the final consonant is followed by a word starting with 이/야/여/요/유, [ㄴ] is inserted.
▶️Rule3. Nasalisation
When the final consonant sounds [ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅂ] are followed by a nasal consonant [ㅁ, ㄴ], they become nasalised as below.
[ㄱ] -> [ㅇ]
[ㄷ] -> [ㄴ]
[ㅂ] -> [ㅁ]
1. 십육
-> ▶️ Rule2 [십뉵]
-> ▶️ Rule3 [심뉵]
2. 꽃잎
-> ▶️ Rule1[꼳입]
-> ▶️ Rule2 [꼳닙]
-> ▶️ Rule3 [꼰닙]
3. 한여름
->▶️Rule2 [한녀름]
@@KoreanArah 이거 영상 민들어 줄수 있나요?
@@riverskyhaneul 오! 좋은 생각이네요. 발음 영상 중 하나로 나중에 만들어 볼게요.좋은 의견 주셔서 감사합니다.😊
This was very helpful! You answered a lot of questions I had about pronunciation. 🙂
Wow! That's great! Thanks.😊
볶음밥이 싫어요
볶음밥을 싫어해요
Do two sentences have same meaning or different meaning?
If different how they are different and if they are same can we say 볶음밥을 싫어요 I am talking about 조사 이 / 가 only cuz Koreans use 좋다 and 좋아하다 싫다 and 싫어하다 as same thank you for your videos..
좋다 to be good (adjective)
좋아하다 to like (verb)
N이/가 좋다 = N을/를 좋아하다
Both mean 'I like N'.
이/가 should come with 좋다 and 을/를 should come with 좋아하다 like pairs.
So these are wrong since each Korean particle has a different function in a sentence.
I like BTS.
저는 BTS가 좋아해요.(x)
저는 BTS를 좋아요.(x)
*N이/가 싫다 = N을/를 싫어하다
Both mean 'I hate N.'
Their particle patterns are like ones with 좋다 /좋아하다.