4 Ways To Distinguish ㅂ,ㅍ,ㅃ / ㄷ,ㅌ,ㄸ, / ㄱ,ㅋ,ㄲ (No one has taught them on YouTube)
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2020
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I’ve done many research for a month and finally this is a little grammar video that might help your Korean pronunciation!
(TMI : I’ve looked all over my phonetic books which I had studied back in the day in my university and have also read many many theses. LOL)
If you have had difficulty pronouncing Korean plain, aspirated, and tense consonants, this video would help you grasp the basic concept of them and get the idea.
And as far as I know, no one has taught/covered these 4 ways on RUclips yet. So I think this could be an interesting and new approach to Korean consonants.
I hope you like this video
Thank you :)
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Awesome explanations~!
I understand how to pronounce and distinguish them, but it is still pretty hard to distinguish while listening to normal daily phrases. I guess you just need to get used to it.
Personally, I find it easier when the consonants are in the middle of the word because they sound a little like the small tsu (っ) in Japanese.
Yeah agreed. It is indeed hard to distinguish them in everyday phrases. But I guess that just comes from experience by getting used to them after some time.
True. I guess our problem is that they pronounce ㅂ as p, ㅁ as b, ㅍ as p, ㄷ and ㅌ as t, ㄱ and ㅋas k.. We have problems finding out when to pronounce them as to what roman alphabet they represent. More kdrama please 😍 😃
@@regalo1979 yeah, that’s why they say not to use Romanisation to help.
@@aldrinalipio9808 Sorry but I don't understand your question. You should write a comment directly to Minji or any other Korean teacher.
@@nekkoPi Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment.😅
The air “experiment” and the intonation reminded me of the introductory Korean linguistics and phonetics classes. Nostalgic! 🥰 Wonderful lesson! 🙌🏻 I try to tell my students these differences, and showing the sound wave and other visual aids is such an effective approach to take! 좋은 팁 배우고 갑니다. 감사해요!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
@@aldrinalipio9808
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I've been studying korean for a few months now without a teacher and I've always had trouble distinguishing these. This video is the best resource I've come across!!!
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다?
@@aldrinalipio9808 yes there is a small sound of the double consonant before you release the sound on the second syllable. That is a good observation that you made, so I would say when in doubt, imitate what you hear from native speakers.
@@GladlyNod Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
@@aldrinalipio9808 the ㅋㅌㅊㅍ consonants are similar as her 아바 vs 아파 example. So ㄱㄷㅈㅂ would have no pause, but ㅋㅌㅊㅍ has a small pause followed by a puff of air (aspiration). Also, if ㅎ is in the batchim, then ㄱㄷㅈㅂ will sound like ㅋㅌㅊㅍ. So 괜찮다 will sound like 괜찬타, 축하하다 will sound like 추카하다
@@GladlyNod Oh so those ㅋ,ㅌ,ㅊ,ㅍ are also pronounced longer or have a preparation/short pause before you say those aspirated consonants? Like what korean minji said in part 8:44 that theㅍin 아파 is longer to pronounce than the ㅂ in 아바 right? Like the ㅌ in 괜찬타 have a preparation before I say the ㅌ, than the ㄷ in 괜찬다 right?
Wow Minji, Nice explanation!! :) Controlling the amount of air is very important in learning Korean! I think your video explains plain, aspirated and tense sounds very well!!👍💛
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
As a linguist who studies phonetics and is learning Korean I love this video, well explained! I rarely see voice onset time (your final technique) mentioned anywhere, so I was really impressed.
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Have you figured out this topic?@@aldrinalipio9808
Great explanation. It’s my second week of learning this language and trying to familiarize myself with the basics. Concepts are sinking in as I take it day by day.
This is a really really good video. Like really good.
Thank you.
I can actually hear the difference when you're pronouncing them and paying attention to vowel pitch is so helpful too.
고마워!
Foreign language learners! Never ignore the pronunciation. Never. Ever.
I'm not gonna lie, I totally ignored the spelling of plain and tense consonants. I had no idea what's the difference between them and how to spell them. I thought: "yeah, whatever, I'm a foreigner, who cares, they will understand me". Then the day came when I was introduced to my first proper korean curse word. Internet quite quickly made me aware of the fact that the pronunciation of this word is extremely similar to the number 18.... And so here I am, humbly doing my long-overdue research :D
Thank you so much for this video, especially the 4th method!
This video is a gem! I have never come across such a detailed and useful description of Korean phonetics! Thank you so much, Minji!
this video was the MOST HELPFUL one ive found!!! especially the sentences at the end, thank you so much
I not only learned Korean ,but also learned some English from your video.Thank you.
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Finally I got this You are the best
This was sooooo helpful! I've watch several videos for consonants and double consonants already and yours was by far the most helpful! Tysm
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
If you keep making videos like this, you will have more subscribers than Korean Unnie and TTMIK in no time
Another great video, thanks!
Nothing has made it click for me the way number 4 did. Thanks so much! I'm like freaking out it was so helpful
You are such a help!!!!! Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much, I've been struggling with the sets for like 2 weeks, your so amazing for this TYTYYYYY
Thank you very much for the awesome explanations :))
I really appreciate this videos! I’ve watched quite some of such tutorials, but I truly found yours the most simple and yet detailed!
But to really understand the things being said by natives (not the teachers) is up to the listening experience and the vocabulary you know.
Thank you so much! ☺️
Thank you for this video!! Very helpful :)
Thanks for covering this. I'm really having a hard time reading these consonants aloud.
PS: You sound like a native already! :)
Thank you so much, this was so helpful!!!
Great lesson, thank you!
This was really good and just what i needed because i've been wanting to work on pronunciation. Thank you! The pitch example was one i never really came across or even noted so i'll keep my ears better peeled from now on! :o
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
It was very helpful and comprehensive Minji! Thank you so much! 😁
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
I had trouble differentiating between the plain and tense sounds, but this really helped. Thanks Minji!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Wow you just blew my mind, thank you!
Super helpful! Thanks so much for this video 😄👍
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
This is super helpful!
Thank you so much!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파??? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
I’v been search a lot and this is definitely the best explanation 🥺
Thank you so so so so much💛💛
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Finally, somebody differentiated them. 😂
Thank you for these awesome videos, Minji-si. ❤
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
thank you so much. finally a clear explanation! 감사합니다
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
You are an amazing teacher .. thank you!
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다???
Kudos, best vid on this topic imo. I always notice that and this vid confirm it. Korean often use tone1or5 with ㅂ and tone4 with ㅍ (tone number in my language). When many times, they don't even do different "Aspirated" for that two type. But they always different the tone when they try to stress them. My language has tone (5 tones) which most language won't so they don't understand this concept well. But our people can notice that at glance. Yes, we can even change amount of air and maintain the tone because we learn about the tone from kid lol. Different tone is different word at all so it's really important to control your tone even with different Consonants in language with tone. So the air method is not that effective.
And I really like it that you pronounce example in different way so that we can know which part is free which part is strict tone.
Perfect!!!!!! Great explanation, now I know how it looks like and sounds like, Thank you!!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
This is such a great video and helps me a lot! I'm sure it helped many others as well! Thanks Minji ❤
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
The way you explain it all is just amazingly helpful🌹
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Thank you this was very helpful
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
This was so helpful, thank you so much!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Finally I got this, really good explanation, many thanks Minji :)
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Great video. I loved the diagram of the angles the post-it moved.
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
This has helped me so much! I can not thank you enough!!!!
😧😧😧😧😧😯😯😯!!!
Never imagined about the representing the pronunciation like that.. IT'S AWESOMEEE!!!
Awesome video ! So useful in jumpstarting our understanding of korean ^_^.
By the way Minji, ever since you put a map of Korea on your background wall, I was thinking of suggesting you to make geographical videos teaching us about Korea.
I would be very interested.
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
우와😲.. that's great, thank you so much teacher..
대단해요, 선생님 정말 감사합니다..
Wow, what a great video! Subscribed :)
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Very helpful. Thanks! 👍👍👍
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
This explanation is pure genius thank you!!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Best explanations ever!!!You deserve more subscribers 드디어 이해했어요 감사합니다
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
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URE SO GOOD I LOVE YOU U JUST MADE THIS COMPLEX THING SO EASY TO DERSTAND
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Thank you! Super helpful!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Seriously, this is the best explanation regarding this topic that I've ever seen in my entire life! Thank you so much for this!
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바?? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
@@aldrinalipio9808 Hi Aldrin! I didn't see your comment I'm sorry!
Can you explain it to me again? I'm kinda confused abt what is your doubt but I hope I can help you!
Disclaimer: I'm not a native Korean speaker so anything I say there's a margin of error!
@@fkfltk0901 Try to play the video in part 8:44 and korean minji said that ㅍ is longer to pronounced that ㅂ such as the ㅍ in 아파 is longer than the ㅂ in 아바. So those ㅂ,ㅍ are between 2 vowels. Now, my doubt is when aspirated consonants(ㅋ,ㅌ,ㅊ,ㅍ) are between consonant(batchim) and a vowel like 발키다 (ㅋ is between ㄹ and ㅣ), does the aspirated consonants also pronounced longer or have a preparation/short pause before we say them than plain consonants(ㄱ,ㄷ,ㅂ,ㅈ) ? Like 아파 is like 압파 or 발키다 is like 발K-키다 and 아바 is just 아바 or 발기다 is just 발기다 straightly.
@@aldrinalipio9808 It is simply like 아파 and 발키다 because Korean is not a stress-timed language like English. What do I mean with that? In 발키다 you pronounce every syllable as it is. So 발키다 is 발.키.다
The thing I advice you to be aware of is about double 받침 and also the sound changes when some letters meet each other (which is another lesson, but I think not only Minji has it but also TTMIK and Billy all have it as well).
Hope I helped you out!
@@fkfltk0901 Uhmmm. But when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowel then it is pronounced longer like what she explained in 아파 at part 8:44 right?
This is truly my first on RUclips! You truly are a genius Teacher Minji! Even the example comparisons in English is on point! 👏🙌💕
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다????
@@aldrinalipio9808 your number 1 example is the right way to pronounce 😄
@@leyah18 But when saying them normally it must be like 얻때,옙쁘다,납쁜 or 옵빠 right?
@@aldrinalipio9808 yes^^
@@leyah18 Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Thanks for the explanation!
The only problem I have: I have to actually be able to "hear" the difference, rather than "seeing" it.
I just imagine walking to a mother tongue asking him/her to hold a sheet of paper, so that I can distinguish the different consonants whilst speaking :(
I hope this distinction comes by nature after learning more.
Best explanation I've seen so far!
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非常淺顯易懂~ 感謝說明:)
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Thank you for making helpful videos!
It's still very confusing for me, because when ㅃ is at the start, like in 빠, it sounds much softer compared to ㅂ, but when it's in the second syllable, like in 아빠, it sounds harder compared to ㅂ.
But overall I think I understand how to differenciate them better now
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This is a fantastic way to teach this! Thank you!
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다???
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Amazing Video!!!! Thank you!!!
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I know how to read Korean and write it in a simplified way (the way that non Korean ppl can read) but never knew the right way to write a simplified Korean word into the Korean writing system,, I was trying to crack some code then I found this! thank you so much!
Hi I just want to ask when ㅅ is between 2 syllables like 아사, does the ㅅ there has no air coming out from our mouth? I hope you notice my comment😊
the tense consonants basically just sound voiced to me. so, to my ears, ㅌ sounds like the t in "tore" while ㄷ sounds like t in "store" (in initial position anyway - i realize that medially ㄷ is voiced), but then ㄸ basically just sounds exactly like the d in "door" to me. (i'm not saying this is how things are, just how they sound to my ears. these "tense" consonants are a little bizarre, and i know of no other languages besides korean that even have them.) in any case, thanks for making this! this is without question the best youtube video i've seen so far on how to distinguish these sounds.
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Thanks for this!
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This is so helpful! Btw the intro was cute
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thank you so much ^^ you explain so clearly. can you do about ㅈ ㅊ ㅉ too?
omg... It's very helpful. You just saved me.
Thanks!
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I couldn't find a better video . My korean pronunciation is better . Thanks to you 😊. Your explanation is amazing .
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@@aldrinalipio9808 I think it is pronounced normally, like ㅋ is pronounced. Not longer or shorter. But I can be wrong because I am not native speaker. Correct me if I'm wrong
감사합니다
That was so helpful. You're an amazing teacher.
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Hi. I am thinking it is like she says or you can possibly change the word. An aspirated consonant is a different consonant from a non aspirated one. Hope I helped.
@@melissawall4108 Do we need to make a preparation before we pronounce that aspirated consonant?
I don't think so. Its about correct pronunciation. Try not to over think it. It takes practice.
얼마나 열심히 연구하셨는지 느껴집니다! 아주 다양한 방법으로 발음을 구분하고 정리하셨네요. 쌤의 열정에 박수를 보냅니당~👏👏
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@@aldrinalipio9808 she never noticed 😭
Thank you so much 💖
Thanks so much
soooo good explan help alot❣️
A big help thanks much
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Finally! Now I know 😁 you're the best 😍
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와! 정말 감사합니다 선생님~ ♥
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Thank u so much
These consonants were really confusing
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That's really good explanation 노무 좋아
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Awesome explanation! Now at least people can pronounce 빨리빨리! after watching this video. 😎👍👍 감사합니다~
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다???
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Thank you so much for this video. It's very helpful. The example sentences are really effective. 선생님 정말 고맙습니다!
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ㅌ and ㄸ are okey. As for ㄷ it is difficult. It applies to ㅂ and ㄱ as well. I think all three of them pronounced by using upper part of the mouth.
This eps is so helpful~~~~~~~~~~~cheers from singapore
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now i kinda get it! thanks 💜
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Great explanations, you build on what my teacher actually teached in class and it was very helpful. At least until we try to actually speak and understand fluently, I guess lmao
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Can you please make a video what is the differences between 먹는다 and 먹고있다 ?
Ommggg now i know how to differentiate 🥺❤️🍓
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헐 이런 차이는 있을지 몰랐어요 진짜?ㅋㅋ 감사합니다아
ㅎㅎ 이런 차이가 있을 지 진짜 몰랐어요~? 도움이 되셨길 바라요! 감사합니다 :)
@@minjiteacheskorean Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
wow, you teach very well, I loved it. Although I don't understand English very much, I can follow. I'm from Brazil.
sorry if i'm wrong writing. ;-;
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sooooo useful!!!!!!!!!
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this is very important I am also trying to teach Korean language in our mother tongue it mean in Nepali language. I am your great fan. thank you so much.
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This is the ultimate lecture of explaining ㄱㅋㄲ. I'mma retire explaining these to my international friends and just send the link of this video instead.
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다?
@@aldrinalipio9808 Technically speaking, it depends. For example, '예' from '예쁘다' is a long vowel. So it should be pronounced '예-쁘다'.
But in current colloquial Korean pronunciation, or in real life, even 99% of the native Korean speakers ignore these 'long vowel' thing. So it is very correct that you often hear Koreans pronounce '예쁘다' as '옙쁘다', because blocking the air flow in mouth makes it more natural to pronounce double consonants .
It is same for other cases like '아까', '오빠', '어때', etc. As you have stated, pronouncing those words as if it is '악까', '옵빠', '얻때' actually makes it sound more natural.
@@lkj2727 Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
so in the second technique, the ㅂ and the ㅍ have the same sound, but the ㅍ just needs more air.. is that right?
Well, I would say ㅍ sounds a bit higher than ㅂ in that situation (where ㅂ or ㅍ comes at the very first in a syllable) But, like I mentioned in the video, I'd like to recommend you to focus more on the pitch of the next following vowels😊
e.g. Compare these two ones
달을 보세요 탈을 보세요 6:18
(You'll easily notice the first 을 sounds lower than the second one)
thank you minji
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Good job again 민지!
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한국에서 온지 3년 되는데 아직도 ㄷ/ㅌ이랑 ㅈ/ㅊ의 소리를 헷갈렸어요 ㅋㅋ 저는 이영상을 계속 보고 민지 덕분에 발음은 늘을거례여~
I just wanna ask, when a double consonants between two vowels like 아까,어때, 오빠or 예쁘게 it seems like they are pronounced as 악까,얻때, 옵빠 and 옙쁘게. So these double consonants are always pronounce like you're prepared to say them in tense at the end of a syllabe in a syllable before them? But when pronouncing them syllable by syllable it can pronounce either of the 2 like 1.)어-때 as 얻-때 or 예-쁘-다 as옙-쁘-다 right?
or
2.)어때 as 어-때 or 예쁘다 as 예-쁘-다???
@@aldrinalipio9808 basically you're on the right track with your explanation! You are basically (quickly) preparing to say them by tensing your mouth and then stressing the pronunciation. I won't spell it in Korean because I don't want to confuse you, but your idea is right and that is similar to how I think of it too! 😊
@@lifeofjohn3993 Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
@@aldrinalipio9808 there are rarely exceptions, most all aspirated consonants are pronounced normally. In 발키다 the 키 is pronounced like all other 키. Does that make sense? Now SOMETIMES Koreans either break the rules or have made a few exceptions. However, as you learn Korean you will find them 😊 overall the rule is followed
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Thanks for the help it really helped trying to learn Korean for because of BTS pray for me that I can become fluent in that language
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅
Excellent explanation ....understood....kam sa haminda
Hi! I hope you notice my comment! I just wanna ask when aspirated consonants are between consonant(batchim) and a vowels like 발키다 does the ㅋ there is longer like what she explained in 아파?? Or 괜찬타 is the ㅌ there is also long when you say it like the way she say in 아파 that is a little bit longer than 아바??? Please notice my comment, I'm really confused.😅