Hi guys! I noticed that a lot of learners were having hard time understanding this subject. So I recently made an updated video lesson for Consonant Assimilation, so that you can practice with more examples, and that I can explain it in a less complicated way that makes more sense. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/x3kwxK1b94I/видео.html :)
This is one of the most helpful channels for me. Most of the others just fly through everything. I like the repetitive reinforcement. Very well done my teacher.
I feel as though with Bachim, its something that will come with time honestly, so I would say don't stress to much about it, and if you like, watch enough korean shows,songs ect. Bachim will just come naturally to you. So don't stress out to much about having to REMEMBER all of this, its good to keep in mind that Bachim exist, but let it come naturall (btw, I love your classes Miss Vicky, thank you!).
@@nataliaamaya6902 girl, me to but we just gotta stay strong, everything comes in time. I was honestly giving up on Korean because of Bachim but- I realized that it just takes time, all we need to do is let it come naturally! Stay strong and positive! Because it'll be worth it in the end!
I started 3 days ago and I am watching KoreanClasses101.com as well! I like both the channels. This channel(Miss Vicky's) has in depth videos while the other one has short and crisp ones.
Here is every single rule seperated into 7 parts :) LENITION: Rule 1: LENITION Batchim + initial ㅇ = batchim replace the initial ㅇ Korean syllables like to begin with a consonant sound. Rule 2: Fortis When the batchim and the initial consonant are the same the initial consonant makes a double sound. When ㅅ ㅆ ㅈ ㅊ ㅌ ㅎ are in the batchim they become ㄷ Also when ㄷ ㅂ ㄱ are in the batchim position they make the next consonant doubled if it can be. If they get a chance to be doubled they will be. Rule 3: Aspiration When ㅎ collide with ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ the ㅎ goes away and the initial consonant is replaced and become the aspirated version. ㄱ = ㅋ ㄷ = ㅌ ㅂ = ㅍ It’s the same if it’s the other way around. ㅎ in batchim position. Rule 4: Nasalization When ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ collide with the nasal consonants ㅇ ㄴ ㅁ they will become nasal themselfs. ㄱ = ㅇ ㄷ = ㄴ ㅂ = ㅁ Also when ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ ㅇ ㅁ are in the batchim the initial ㄹ becomes ㄴ. Sometimes both rules can apply at once. Rule 5: Flowing Whenever a ㄹ meet ㄴ the ㄴ always becomeㄹ. This happends whether the ㄴ is in the batchim or in the initial position. Rule 6: Palatalization Whenever ㄷ and ㅌ are in the batchim position and meet the syllable 이. They would replace ㅇ and then change into ㄷ = ㅈ and ㅌ = ㅊ Rule 7: Special Rules with ㅎ If the the batchim consonants ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㄹ collide with initial ㅎ they replace it. And if the batchim ㅎ meet the initial nasal consonants ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㄹ the ㅎ just goes away.
Out of all the channel I've been, this has been where I truly learned something. I followed the videos until now and I'm glad I can read even if I don't understand all of the words yet. I'm happy I have improved a lot. Thank you. 감사합니다 ❤️
As usual, top quality video. I'm yet to finish it, but it'll be an invaluable resource to continuously revisit. Lots of in depth info. I appreciate the time and effort you put into them. Greetings from Mexico!
When she said 빛나는 i immediatly thought of mikrokosmos, it's repeated so many times in the lyrics! Also thank you so much unnie for these lessons! They helped me so much! Your method of explaining is sooo good! 감사합니다! 사랑해요!!
I'm not Korean but I have learned this so far: There is a hidden rule about what happened with 색연필 and 유럽여행 which made them pronounced like 생년필 and 유럼녀행, but knowing this requires that you have known some Korean vocabulary first. Korean words are generally divided into two types: native Korean words and Chinese-based Korean words. Chinese-based words are Korean words that have a Hanja (Chinese characters) equivalent, while native Korean words are those that do not. For most Chinese-based words that start with ㅇ, including 연필 and 여행, consonant assimilation happens by converting the 받침 of the first word into its nasal form (i.e. ㄱ,ㅋ to ㅇ; ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅈ,ㅊ to ㄴ; and ㅂ,ㅍ to ㅁ) and then adding ㄴ to the following word. This is because historically, and even in present-day North Korea, words such as 연필 and 여행 are actually spelled 련필 and 려행, as is the case with many more Chinese-based Korean words.
That is a good idea. But addingㄴ rule is not relevant with the Chinese based Korean word(Hanja). In Korean grammar this is called 'ㄴ첨가' It happens when a word is compound word or deprived word. And if the former syllable has 받침 and the later is 이 or semivowel(야, 여, 요, 유, 얘, 예...etc.), ㄴ is added. You can find many examples which don't have Hanja. ex) 솜이불[솜니불], 한여름[한녀름], 맨입[맨닙], 집일[집닐] And ㄴ첨가 rule can be combined with other assimilation or replacement rules. Those are examples and the process of pronunciation change. 홑이불 [혿이불->혿니불->혼니불O / 호티불X] 부엌일[부억일->부억닐->부엉닐O / 부어킬X] I hope my explanation is helpful and sorry for my English😉
Went through all the words and only knew 막내 because of Kpop 😌😌😌 Also, best teacher ever for Korean. So clear, detailed, prepared etc. Feel like my understanding of Korean elevated so much in 2 days!! Best teacher!👏👏
The way they changed the pronunciation was so smart. I think this is why korean languange sounds so natural, comfortable to listen to and not awkward/weird to listen and speak.
It's just few days i follow your lesson but i feel like that you taught me since long ago. Wonderful the way you explain make me easy to understand han gul. Thank you so much Miss Vicky.
Ok guys. Sincerely talking, these classes are super helpful you just need two things in my opinion and that is taking notes and studying. I always have my notebook and my pen when I watch these videos so I can study later. I have a notebook where I write what she says and another one for practice, one of them more organized. I thank her so much because each day I can associate more words with subtitles and it makes me feel great even if I have to pause because I read too slow!! I'm improving and all thanks to her. Be consistent guys!!
Hi, I’m learning Korean and I’m loving your videos. It’s helping me a lot, so 감사합니다. About the thing you mention in 9:36 I think linguistic phonetics can help us understand what happens here, which I believe is the same that happens with the pronunciation of number 16 in Korean (correct me if I’m wrong, please, I’m trying to help but I wouldn’t want to comment with wrong info). The thing is that Korean vowels like ㅑ,ㅕ,ㅛ,ㅠ,ㅒ,ㅖ have what phonetics call a semiconsonant. We also call it (informally haha) a diphthong, but it is more like two sounds, the first of which is not a full vowel, but a mix of a vowel and a consonant (hence the reason we call it a semiconsonant; w and y in “well” and “yell” in English are a perfect example of this). So what happens is that the batchim in the example our 선생님 used has a semiconsonant “hidden” that alters the normal consonant assimilation process that happens normally with the sequence of “consonant +ㅇ+vowel”, because it is actually as if there was a consonant following ㅇ, not a vowel. Let’s take the example: 유럽여행, it looks like “ㅂ+ㅇ+vowel (ㅕ)” but it is actually phonetically like “ㅂ+ㅇ+semiconsonant+vowel (ㅕ)”. I don’t know if that applies to every case (I guess not, since phonetics have many variables), but I’m pretty sure you could find other cases of this phenomena. Again, thanks a lot for your videos. They are helping me with the alphabet and the assimilation rules, wich were driving me crazy (even tho I studied phonetics in uni haha).
Me counting the hours I will be learning Korean: Okay. It is just one hour. Me after learning consonant assimilation: Okay. I studies for two hours. I need to take a nap for ten hours. But srsly tho! This is so helpful! I was able to understand things clearly. I will surely finish the entire series until I can become a fluent Korean speaker. Which will probably take like 1 to 2 years tops.
@Popstar Zara I'm american and I my mother is Spanish so im full focused even though I have school I'll make time for Korean so it'll take me about 7-8 months if I study hard and I'm suppose to be learning FrEnCh 😂
I really like Korean language it grammatically sound like romanian language. You are grate but I can understand and read but is hard to write Korean .I'm from Romania and I like to study Korean because it sounds so calm language . I'm sorry that I found your channel late. Good teacher
I am learning Korean (like many nowadays due to my love for Korean shows and movies). One of your classes popped up on my recommended videos to watch, and I have to say that you have been the best Korean RUclips teacher that I have ever come across. Your lectures are so good. Your explanations are very clear and I feel that I have learned more from you than any other source in the past year. I am so happy to have found you and keep up with the great lectures!!!
@@runjhundeka7114 You can use pomodoro, you study or do anything else for example 25 minutes and then you take a breake about 5-10 minutes ( i am no sure if is right that explication but you can find videos in youtube explaning about pomodoro ) Sorry if is to long
I don't know how am i going to learn so much. Consonant assimilation is so difficult. Your videos help alot but i don't know how to learn all of this. Miss vicky pls can you make a separate video for telling where to start for korean grammar and the sequence in which we should learn korean grammar. Pls i want the sequence for korean Grammar. You r a amzing teacher by the way. Keep it up. Love you.
Just want to say that I started my Korean language journey a few days ago. I thought it was going to be really hard, but I realized that I can actually somewhat understand Korean when reading. I was so shocked! your channel is my favorite. thank you so much for doing this
For me, as an 13 years old german girl, is it so helpful! I wated to learn Korean so bad, and finely found this channel. I think the fakt that I can understand this lessen very well even if it's in englisch (i studdy englisch one and a half year in school) says everything. Really, I'm so thankfull...
i think this is the only channel in all of youtube, internet etc that explains in such detail and clarity about consonant assimilation. i am so grateful 😊
I'm learning Korean to finally understand and get ahead when reading manhwas, and also speak the language when I ever transfer to Korea in college. This channel has been SO helpful so far and is much simpler and easy to follow compared to apps I tried to use when first trying to learn. Thank you so much!
I have been trying to learn Korean from Korean from Zero, I have almost completed the first book, but to improve my spoken Korean I have been surfing through RUclips for so long, and this channel is the best and super helpful. I mean literally 'the best'. Thank you so much for such amazing content :)
I will call you 선생님 from today. 빅키 선생님 You teach really well. Every topic is so well taught and we'll presented. Thankyou for making Korean so easy for non-native speakers❤️🙏
I’m so thankful for these videos. you have to put a lot of thoughts into deciding how to explain the rules in an easy way (which you totally do!) and it has to be a lot of work to make these videos! 감사합니다!!!❤️
I feel like I'm in my foreign language club in school :), the fact I'm supposed to learn Japanese i just went with Korean, also I find Korean easy to understand then Japanese, thanks Ms.Vicky you are a big help in learning
I usually don't comment over YT videos but you're a gem of a teacher. You have imagination, understanding and the spirit. I can read and write korean in just 4 days after seeing your videos. Understanding is yet to be done 😂
This channel has helped me so much. I really wanted to learn korean but all the language learning apps we're really bad.. But now I'm finally really learning it! Thanks alot
Extremely happy and thankful i was able to find your channel, I have been trying to learn 한글 from other channels but they aren't as best as your teaching. I am a beginner you truly are the best teacher for me, just learned batchim and i will continue watching your videos. 감사합니다! 노무 노무 사랑해 언니
dispite the fact that I questioned the way to remember the consonats and am now like 4 videos in, im glad I remembered, and also amazed on how it actually worked.
this is the best korean class for any foreigner and i am really glad that i have one of the best teachers .even though i have never seen you but i am learning really well thank you miss Viki
I'm confused ,if there's a lot of words wich it pronounce the same how do you distingh it?! "The best helpful useful channel " i ever seen Thank you so much for your effort >.
just like 개 is dog and 게 is crab, they are pronounced the same but can be distinguished depending on context for example: “What a fluffy 개 you have!” and “What a red 게” you’re not gonna say what a fluffy 게 right? so you can distinguish depending on context. hope this helps im really bad at explaining things!
It’s just like how in English there are words that are pronounced the same but mean different things like there/their/they’re. It just depends on the context, you’ll know which word they’re saying depending on the sentence.
@@rin-ez3pr yes this is exactly it. I think some people don't realize in their own language, they also have words that sound the same but have different meanings and it also depends on what context it is used. Just because this is a different language, it might seem more complicated but it actually isn't if you think about it.
I easily get bored after seeing two or more videos realated to language learning. But you are so good in teaching that where the time goes I never understand. Please continue teaching. You are really good at it! 💜
At 4:20 of this class in explanation I am getting confused at the sounds of "jiuet" and "chiuet" as they stand alone(not in batchim). The ch sound vs the j sound almost sounds the same. Is there a tip, as with digeut, as to what the tongue or mouth should do when making this sound? I'm getting the batchim part of things I just want to pronunciate as correctly as possible. Thank you and enjoying very much.
I already did your leraning hangul and batchim part 1 videos. I understood most things well so I'll be continuing with part 2 another day, thank you for your great teaching skills and patience.
That's why other words like "같이" read as 가치 it's because its sound change rules if you don't understand watch KOREAN GO BILLY HANGUL I'm just a beginner too but I like to share all I learn while I'm studying Korean
I'm so glad that I met your channel. Your method is one the best I've seen on RUclips. Thanks for helping me (and others) to improve my (our) speech. Greets from Brazil. =D
I’ve been self studying Korean language and this is the first time i heard about this. 😅 probably the reason why i really have the hard time reading Korean words and sentences. I really felt awkward reading most of their words and it makes me frustrated most of the time. Thanks to this. I am focusing now on 하국어를 읽어요.
Thank you so so much! I am very beginner, just started learning korean, and your videos are really helping me!! Well, my family and friends don't belive that I can learn korean at home, but I think with your videos I can!! Again, thank you so so much!
I like you explaining every words, I get to understand how to soubds it and to read too.. I can read each roman writing in korean. It's just I don't understand the meanings and how you read sounds and to connect to read next one.. I like the ways you writing it and explain it in slowly.. Thank you for your nice teaching korean in writing and how to read it and how to soubds it..
Thank you so much for your videos, i found them yesterday!! I've been trying to learn korean for idk maybe 4 years now? And i'm so inconsistent that it's going nowhere which is stupid on my part cause i could've been waaaay better than i am now.. my problem is that i need someone to idk teach me instead if my just reading a textbook? Idk if that makes sense.. you make us feel like your actually there with us teaching us in real life or something and that is what i needed!! I will be watching all your videos and i'm sure i will become better at korean. You explain everything so well, i love you omggggg ❤🙌🏾 i really appreciate your effort and so do your other viewers 😊
Amazing lesson, great examples and explanations. The way assimilation rules work is clear to me now:) Thank you so much, Miss Vicky, for the time and effort you put in every class!
I’ve finally gotten back to learning korean and i did know a bit before I started but I’ve learned SO MUCH MORE and way faster with your videos. Your teaching style is amazing and very effective ❤️👏🏽
This was so so helpful, thank you so much for taking the time to teach and explain this beautiful language to all of us! I really appreciate it, I've learned a lot by watching your videos!
Hi guys! I noticed that a lot of learners were having hard time understanding this subject. So I recently made an updated video lesson for Consonant Assimilation, so that you can practice with more examples, and that I can explain it in a less complicated way that makes more sense. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/x3kwxK1b94I/видео.html :)
Excellent idea, thank you for your work 감사합니다 !
Should I watch this new one instead? Or do you think I should watch both?
yep it was hard :/
@@VeryBerry_005 watch both. It will be a lot more helpful if you watch both
Thank you, I find it really difficult 😞
miss vicky: "however..."
me: *dies*
Omg sameeeeeeeee
me XD
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is it just me or is this one of the best foreign language classes I have taken :)
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Trust me its the best
It is one of the best
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We also found the best teacher for the first time...
This is one of the most helpful channels for me. Most of the others just fly through everything. I like the repetitive reinforcement. Very well done my teacher.
I agree
@@andrewyamato3526 me too
jmsomps yes I learned reading Korean in just 2 days
It's easy to learn and you can understand well
@@mercykuria8998 I agree
Small exception:color pencil
Me: ok i will stay away from color pencil
Haha I know, right?
😂 we just don't need to say it
Same thought XD
My friend : After lessons and lessons, I bet you would need to stay away from bunches of stuff.
Me : %@!$^\[#+*-:^$@/(:_+^$@#+-&
I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I feel as though with Bachim, its something that will come with time honestly, so I would say don't stress to much about it, and if you like, watch enough korean shows,songs ect. Bachim will just come naturally to you. So don't stress out to much about having to REMEMBER all of this, its good to keep in mind that Bachim exist, but let it come naturall (btw, I love your classes Miss Vicky, thank you!).
Framed Beauty yh true😭❤️
Yeah that's what I wanted to comment
Tysm I was stressing out about remembering all of this 😢
@@nataliaamaya6902 girl, me to but we just gotta stay strong, everything comes in time. I was honestly giving up on Korean because of Bachim but- I realized that it just takes time, all we need to do is let it come naturally! Stay strong and positive! Because it'll be worth it in the end!
really .....it comes naturally.....wow!!!! thanx for ur opinion.....
Omg I thought consonant assimilation is going to be the final lesson about consonant but then the "two consonants" pops up
Me: *dies inside*
I was ready to pat myself on the back like u learned batchim woo but Then no
Haha same
Started learning Korean last night and youre the only channel I've been watching! Everything here is so informative.
Same x'))
I started 3 days ago and I am watching KoreanClasses101.com as well!
I like both the channels. This channel(Miss Vicky's) has in depth videos while the other one has short and crisp ones.
Ikr? Also, baby mochi is so adorable :
watch too learn korean with k-jin
they both helped me alot
Yea she provides so much of info and in simple language so we can understand
Here is every single rule seperated into 7 parts :)
LENITION: Rule 1: LENITION
Batchim + initial ㅇ = batchim replace the initial ㅇ
Korean syllables like to begin with a consonant sound.
Rule 2: Fortis
When the batchim and the initial consonant are the same the initial consonant makes a double sound.
When ㅅ ㅆ ㅈ ㅊ ㅌ ㅎ are in the batchim they become ㄷ
Also when ㄷ ㅂ ㄱ are in the batchim position they make the next consonant doubled if it can be. If they get a chance to be doubled they will be.
Rule 3: Aspiration
When ㅎ collide with ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ the ㅎ goes away and the initial consonant is replaced and become the aspirated version.
ㄱ = ㅋ
ㄷ = ㅌ
ㅂ = ㅍ
It’s the same if it’s the other way around.
ㅎ in batchim position.
Rule 4: Nasalization
When ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ collide with the nasal consonants ㅇ ㄴ ㅁ they will become nasal themselfs.
ㄱ = ㅇ
ㄷ = ㄴ
ㅂ = ㅁ
Also when ㄱ ㄷ ㅂ ㅇ ㅁ are in the batchim the initial ㄹ becomes ㄴ.
Sometimes both rules can apply at once.
Rule 5: Flowing
Whenever a ㄹ meet ㄴ the ㄴ always becomeㄹ.
This happends whether the ㄴ is in the batchim or in the initial position.
Rule 6: Palatalization
Whenever ㄷ and ㅌ are in the batchim position and meet the syllable 이.
They would replace ㅇ and then change into
ㄷ = ㅈ and ㅌ = ㅊ
Rule 7: Special Rules with ㅎ
If the the batchim consonants ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㄹ collide with initial ㅎ they replace it.
And if the batchim ㅎ meet the initial nasal consonants ㄴ ㅁ ㅇ ㄹ the ㅎ just goes away.
Waaaa! Thanks, this helped me a lot!!
Thank you!
excellent! just what I needed
Thank u
your teaching method is very helpful, hope it can be continued! Thank you(^ ^)
I'm glad and will certainly do :) ♥
I agree...👌👍💜💜
@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you so much teacher. Ever since I discovered your channel, I am not going anywhere 🌝
@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you teacher... u are the best korean teacher that I have found❤💜😘
I always thought 막내 was pronounced as maknae but it's actually pronounced as mangnae
IKR SAMEE. I always pronounced it as “Maknae”
Same and i searched the "ANNEONGHASEYO JONEUN BANGTANSEONYONDAN HWANGGEUN MAKNAE JEON JUNGKOOK IMNIDA" and it was mangnae
*anneyeonghaseyo joneun bangtansonyeondan hwanggeun maknae jeo jungkook imnida*
Same.. Jungkook right😅😅
It can be pronounced both ways, Koreans prefer to use 망내 instead of 막내
I'm proud of myself. I pronounced almost everything correctly (I've learned Korean for a year, but first time learning to pronounce correctly lol)
Was it hard at first ?
yayyyy :)
Me too
Since 2020
Out of all the channel I've been, this has been where I truly learned something. I followed the videos until now and I'm glad I can read even if I don't understand all of the words yet. I'm happy I have improved a lot. Thank you. 감사합니다 ❤️
As usual, top quality video. I'm yet to finish it, but it'll be an invaluable resource to continuously revisit. Lots of in depth info.
I appreciate the time and effort you put into them. Greetings from Mexico!
When she said 빛나는 i immediatly thought of mikrokosmos, it's repeated so many times in the lyrics! Also thank you so much unnie for these lessons! They helped me so much! Your method of explaining is sooo good! 감사합니다! 사랑해요!!
I'm not Korean but I have learned this so far:
There is a hidden rule about what happened with 색연필 and 유럽여행 which made them pronounced like 생년필 and 유럼녀행, but knowing this requires that you have known some Korean vocabulary first. Korean words are generally divided into two types: native Korean words and Chinese-based Korean words. Chinese-based words are Korean words that have a Hanja (Chinese characters) equivalent, while native Korean words are those that do not. For most Chinese-based words that start with ㅇ, including 연필 and 여행, consonant assimilation happens by converting the 받침 of the first word into its nasal form (i.e. ㄱ,ㅋ to ㅇ; ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅈ,ㅊ to ㄴ; and ㅂ,ㅍ to ㅁ) and then adding ㄴ to the following word. This is because historically, and even in present-day North Korea, words such as 연필 and 여행 are actually spelled 련필 and 려행, as is the case with many more Chinese-based Korean words.
That is a good idea. But addingㄴ rule is not relevant with the Chinese based Korean word(Hanja). In Korean grammar this is called 'ㄴ첨가'
It happens when a word is compound word or deprived word. And if the former syllable has 받침 and the later is 이 or semivowel(야, 여, 요, 유, 얘, 예...etc.), ㄴ is added. You can find many examples which don't have Hanja.
ex)
솜이불[솜니불],
한여름[한녀름],
맨입[맨닙],
집일[집닐]
And ㄴ첨가 rule can be combined with other assimilation or replacement rules.
Those are examples and the process of pronunciation change.
홑이불 [혿이불->혿니불->혼니불O / 호티불X]
부엌일[부억일->부억닐->부엉닐O / 부어킬X]
I hope my explanation is helpful and sorry for my English😉
Went through all the words and only knew 막내 because of Kpop 😌😌😌
Also, best teacher ever for Korean. So clear, detailed, prepared etc. Feel like my understanding of Korean elevated so much in 2 days!! Best teacher!👏👏
What does that word mean actually i just started learning Korean
@@shivaniandalok4184 it means "the youngest" in a grp of ppl. Like if u r the youngest in ur family u would be the maknae of ur family
She: This is 받은
Me: *my mind suddenly think of Namjoon saying "Pardon?"*
(Is it just me or.....😂)
앤지!JImiN yOu gOt nO jaMs I thought you name was 운지
@@blitzy_girl nah its Angie
me too
Sa prononciation était tellement mignonne 😂
Min Yoongi oui
The way they changed the pronunciation was so smart. I think this is why korean languange sounds so natural, comfortable to listen to and not awkward/weird to listen and speak.
please add in a notes section like the last video to copy down in your own notes! im kind of bad at taking notes and those help a lot!
Astraea same here it got me soo tight but we move 😂😒
It's just few days i follow your lesson but i feel like that you taught me since long ago. Wonderful the way you explain make me easy to understand han gul. Thank you so much Miss Vicky.
Ok guys. Sincerely talking, these classes are super helpful you just need two things in my opinion and that is taking notes and studying. I always have my notebook and my pen when I watch these videos so I can study later. I have a notebook where I write what she says and another one for practice, one of them more organized.
I thank her so much because each day I can associate more words with subtitles and it makes me feel great even if I have to pause because I read too slow!! I'm improving and all thanks to her.
Be consistent guys!!
i swear this is the best channel. love how she explains. really good job
Hi, I’m learning Korean and I’m loving your videos. It’s helping me a lot, so 감사합니다. About the thing you mention in 9:36 I think linguistic phonetics can help us understand what happens here, which I believe is the same that happens with the pronunciation of number 16 in Korean (correct me if I’m wrong, please, I’m trying to help but I wouldn’t want to comment with wrong info).
The thing is that Korean vowels like ㅑ,ㅕ,ㅛ,ㅠ,ㅒ,ㅖ have what phonetics call a semiconsonant. We also call it (informally haha) a diphthong, but it is more like two sounds, the first of which is not a full vowel, but a mix of a vowel and a consonant (hence the reason we call it a semiconsonant; w and y in “well” and “yell” in English are a perfect example of this). So what happens is that the batchim in the example our 선생님 used has a semiconsonant “hidden” that alters the normal consonant assimilation process that happens normally with the sequence of “consonant +ㅇ+vowel”, because it is actually as if there was a consonant following ㅇ, not a vowel.
Let’s take the example: 유럽여행, it looks like “ㅂ+ㅇ+vowel (ㅕ)” but it is actually phonetically like “ㅂ+ㅇ+semiconsonant+vowel (ㅕ)”. I don’t know if that applies to every case (I guess not, since phonetics have many variables), but I’m pretty sure you could find other cases of this phenomena.
Again, thanks a lot for your videos. They are helping me with the alphabet and the assimilation rules, wich were driving me crazy (even tho I studied phonetics in uni haha).
Me counting the hours I will be learning Korean: Okay. It is just one hour.
Me after learning consonant assimilation: Okay. I studies for two hours. I need to take a nap for ten hours.
But srsly tho! This is so helpful! I was able to understand things clearly. I will surely finish the entire series until I can become a fluent Korean speaker. Which will probably take like 1 to 2 years tops.
@Popstar Zara I'm american and I my mother is Spanish so im full focused even though I have school I'll make time for Korean so it'll take me about 7-8 months if I study hard and I'm suppose to be learning FrEnCh 😂
Well, if you are learing Korean you are lucky then. You get the best teacher that have ever existed!
I really like Korean language it grammatically sound like romanian language. You are grate but I can understand and read but is hard to write Korean .I'm from Romania and I like to study Korean because it sounds so calm language .
I'm sorry that I found your channel late. Good teacher
Will u teach me Romania language ?
I am learning Korean (like many nowadays due to my love for Korean
shows and movies). One of your classes popped up on my recommended videos to watch, and I have to say that you have been the best Korean RUclips teacher that I have ever come across. Your lectures are so good. Your explanations are very clear and I feel that I have learned more from you than any other source in the past year. I am so happy to have found you and keep up with the great lectures!!!
This is the best korean channel so far, I love the way you teach.
ㄱ 받침 / ㄱ 받침 starting at 15:00
ㄴ 받침 starting at 22:09
ㄷ 받침 / ㄷ 받침 starting at 26:25
ㄹ 받침 starting at 29:36
ㅁ 받침 starting at 31:15
ㅂ 받침 / ㅍ 받침 starting at 33:42
ㅅ 받침 starting at 37:10
ㅇ 받침 starting at 39:08
ㅈ 받침 / ㅊ 받침 starting at 41:34
ㅎ 받침 starting at 43:10
The last sentence in the video translates to "I had a hard time taking a difficult class!" Yes, my brain is fried Miss Vicky...
i try to watch this video by parts too because it's too long, sometimes my brain doesn't work anymore.
Same
@@runjhundeka7114 You can use pomodoro, you study or do anything else for example 25 minutes and then you take a breake about 5-10 minutes ( i am no sure if is right that explication but you can find videos in youtube explaning about pomodoro )
Sorry if is to long
Thank you for your advice 😊
@@matipp3475 are you learning Korean?
@@runjhundeka7114 yep
This uploader literally help me in my korean studies it's been a month and I have one notebook finished. Writing everything in korea .
I just started korean and I'm so lucky to have found this channel so fast.
She is really a good teacher
I don't know how am i going to learn so much. Consonant assimilation is so difficult. Your videos help alot but i don't know how to learn all of this. Miss vicky pls can you make a separate video for telling where to start for korean grammar and the sequence in which we should learn korean grammar. Pls i want the sequence for korean Grammar. You r a amzing teacher by the way. Keep it up.
Love you.
This lesson is really hard, but I think I’m getting the hang of it. I just need to practice more. It’s making sense ☺️🤔😊
Just want to say that I started my Korean language journey a few days ago. I thought it was going to be really hard, but I realized that I can actually somewhat understand Korean when reading. I was so shocked! your channel is my favorite. thank you so much for doing this
Thank you once again for this video! I still get confused, but with practice, I will get used to them!~
For me, as an 13 years old german girl, is it so helpful! I wated to learn Korean so bad, and finely found this channel. I think the fakt that I can understand this lessen very well even if it's in englisch (i studdy englisch one and a half year in school) says everything.
Really, I'm so thankfull...
i think this is the only channel in all of youtube, internet etc that explains in such detail and clarity about consonant assimilation. i am so grateful 😊
I'm learning Korean to finally understand and get ahead when reading manhwas, and also speak the language when I ever transfer to Korea in college. This channel has been SO helpful so far and is much simpler and easy to follow compared to apps I tried to use when first trying to learn. Thank you so much!
2:29
Looks like this : 옷
Should be pronounced like this : 옫
Actually pronounced like this : 온
My mind is like this : o_O ??!
true yaarrrr
I've watched many korean stuff so I kinda already guessed what the sounds could be. Kdramas and kpop helped alot!
I have been trying to learn Korean from Korean from Zero, I have almost completed the first book, but to improve my spoken Korean I have been surfing through RUclips for so long, and this channel is the best and super helpful. I mean literally 'the best'.
Thank you so much for such amazing content :)
고맙습니다 선생님!!
It is so helpful channel and easier to understand it has no competition with the other channels that i have seen so far
i love your channel,unfortunately im italian so i have to follow the lesson in english.But im lucky that i can easly understand it. i love you thanks
Any indian out there... lets group together on social media and learn korean together :)
and this channel is blessing
I'm sick of paid classes and half info lessons in RUclips.....you are the best❤🌷
I will call you 선생님 from today.
빅키 선생님 You teach really well.
Every topic is so well taught and we'll presented. Thankyou for making Korean so easy for non-native speakers❤️🙏
I think you are the best teacher ever, I just love how youexplain things, break them down so easily.
Thank you for the video.🥰
I’m so thankful for these videos. you have to put a lot of thoughts into deciding how to explain the rules in an easy way (which you totally do!) and it has to be a lot of work to make these videos! 감사합니다!!!❤️
I feel like I'm in my foreign language club in school :), the fact I'm supposed to learn Japanese i just went with Korean, also I find Korean easy to understand then Japanese, thanks Ms.Vicky you are a big help in learning
I usually don't comment over YT videos but you're a gem of a teacher. You have imagination, understanding and the spirit. I can read and write korean in just 4 days after seeing your videos. Understanding is yet to be done 😂
most helpful channel ever, no commercial, very clear
I never thought I read "maknae" wrong. Thank you for this video it helped alot😄
This channel has helped me so much. I really wanted to learn korean but all the language learning apps we're really bad.. But now I'm finally really learning it! Thanks alot
Have written all your samples. That's how good you are. 🙂
Extremely happy and thankful i was able to find your channel, I have been trying to learn 한글 from other channels but they aren't as best as your teaching. I am a beginner you truly are the best teacher for me, just learned batchim and i will continue watching your videos. 감사합니다! 노무 노무 사랑해 언니
yep.. the pronunciation of the words/phrases make sense as you read it fast. Thank you very much Miss Vicky!
one of the best assimilation class in youtube
dispite the fact that I questioned the way to remember the consonats and am now like 4 videos in, im glad I remembered, and also amazed on how it actually worked.
this is the best korean class for any foreigner and i am really glad that i have one of the best teachers .even though i have never seen you but i am learning really well thank you miss Viki
I can literally keep watching these incredible teaching vids for hours and hours none stop, thank you a whole lot!
Found your channel last December. But i was caught up with my public service exam. I promise I'll be your regular student 😊
Thank you Miss 🥰
I'm confused ,if there's a lot of words wich it pronounce the same how do you distingh it?!
"The best helpful useful channel " i ever seen
Thank you so much for your effort >.
context!! how someone will use the other words in the sentence :)
just like 개 is dog and 게 is crab, they are pronounced the same but can be distinguished depending on context for example:
“What a fluffy 개 you have!” and “What a red 게” you’re not gonna say what a fluffy 게 right? so you can distinguish depending on context. hope this helps im really bad at explaining things!
It’s just like how in English there are words that are pronounced the same but mean different things like there/their/they’re. It just depends on the context, you’ll know which word they’re saying depending on the sentence.
@@rin-ez3pr yes this is exactly it. I think some people don't realize in their own language, they also have words that sound the same but have different meanings and it also depends on what context it is used. Just because this is a different language, it might seem more complicated but it actually isn't if you think about it.
I easily get bored after seeing two or more videos realated to language learning. But you are so good in teaching that where the time goes I never understand. Please continue teaching. You are really good at it! 💜
Hello Miss Vicky, i have just started following your lesson. Thank you.
This really helped! Thank u so so much! oh and btw got urself a new subscriber!❤️❤️
Things you do after becoming an army💜💜
At 4:20 of this class in explanation I am getting confused at the sounds of "jiuet" and "chiuet" as they stand alone(not in batchim). The ch sound vs the j sound almost sounds the same. Is there a tip, as with digeut, as to what the tongue or mouth should do when making this sound? I'm getting the batchim part of things I just want to pronunciate as correctly as possible. Thank you and enjoying very much.
Hello vicky thank you for the lessons, they're very helpful. It'll be great if you tell the meaning of some of the words too.....Thank you 😘🤗
Thank you so much, i can now move to the next level without slacking off. Thank you 👌
I already did your leraning hangul and batchim part 1 videos. I understood most things well so I'll be continuing with part 2 another day, thank you for your great teaching skills and patience.
That's why other words like "같이" read as 가치 it's because its sound change rules if you don't understand watch KOREAN GO BILLY HANGUL
I'm just a beginner too but I like to share all I learn while I'm studying Korean
Very happy to see a new video 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
I'm so glad that I met your channel. Your method is one the best I've seen on RUclips. Thanks for helping me (and others) to improve my (our) speech. Greets from Brazil. =D
I’ve been self studying Korean language and this is the first time i heard about this. 😅 probably the reason why i really have the hard time reading Korean words and sentences. I really felt awkward reading most of their words and it makes me frustrated most of the time. Thanks to this. I am focusing now on 하국어를 읽어요.
Thank you so so much! I am very beginner, just started learning korean, and your videos are really helping me!! Well, my family and friends don't belive that I can learn korean at home, but I think with your videos I can!! Again, thank you so so much!
This has been a very very hard lesson for me, but once i overcame it, it became easy.
It's like English as well, so it's easy when you teach it. 감사합니다 💖
Thank you.. wish me luck for our recitation Tomorrow
#benguet state university
#phil😊😊😊
This class was a loot. It's taken me the whole day to study it. Thank you so much for taking the time and putting in the effort
u really are the best. am kinda sad cuz u are pretty underrated huhu. u deserve more subscribers miss vicky
thank you very much Vicky for your great job helping those who learn this beautiful language. God bless you!!
I like you explaining every words, I get to understand how to soubds it and to read too..
I can read each roman writing in korean. It's just I don't understand the meanings and how you read sounds and to connect to read next one.. I like the ways you writing it and explain it in slowly..
Thank you for your nice teaching korean in writing and how to read it and how to soubds it..
Thank you so much for your videos, i found them yesterday!! I've been trying to learn korean for idk maybe 4 years now? And i'm so inconsistent that it's going nowhere which is stupid on my part cause i could've been waaaay better than i am now.. my problem is that i need someone to idk teach me instead if my just reading a textbook? Idk if that makes sense.. you make us feel like your actually there with us teaching us in real life or something and that is what i needed!! I will be watching all your videos and i'm sure i will become better at korean. You explain everything so well, i love you omggggg ❤🙌🏾 i really appreciate your effort and so do your other viewers 😊
Amazing lesson, great examples and explanations. The way assimilation rules work is clear to me now:) Thank you so much, Miss Vicky, for the time and effort you put in every class!
I think your classes or lessons are really good you've been helping me A LOT in my Korean classes especial in batchim and grammar thank you🌹🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤
12:26 when she said “가치”
I suddenly thought of “KAACHI” The so called “K-Pop England Girl Group.”
They're not KPOP i think..
@@kemii_io706 they wouldnt get this much hate and clout if they were just a pop group but either way theyre still humans so i wont judge
@@lunettespasta792 yes..there's so many reasons why they're not a kpop group
They could have just said that they're a pop group
just started learning korean at around midnight yesterday and ive already learned sm omg im in love with your channel
I don't know what I could have done without you , thank you so much, you're awesome 😎 I'm learning hangul with just your videos and tv shows 💕
I’ve finally gotten back to learning korean and i did know a bit before I started but I’ve learned SO MUCH MORE and way faster with your videos. Your teaching style is amazing and very effective ❤️👏🏽
This was so so helpful, thank you so much for taking the time to teach and explain this beautiful language to all of us! I really appreciate it, I've learned a lot by watching your videos!
Awesome Teaching Plan about consonant assimilation.
The best Learning Korean Soundization, Speak like Korean.Thank a lot
Love your video💯💯💯
So grateful to find this channel! Thanks, Vicky, I love the way you teach! Please keep making these videos! 🤍
ありがとうございます！
Thank you for your support!🙏🏻🙇♀️
I love the way you teach, I can understand it well.
I’ve only taken two of ur classes but they’re great the go in depth and it makes sense
Who else heard the word maknae and got reminded of junkookie😋😅
awieee💜
Me! Then I heard madhyung and thought of Jin :)
i thought of tzuyu
me mannnn!!!!! ARMYs are everywhere