Korean Pronunciation Comparison - ㅐvs ㅔ & ㅒ vs ㅖ

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Disclaimer: Please know that Romanization of Korean pronunciations isn't always accurate. If you're reading the words as an English speaker then you may get the right idea of how a word sounds in some cases, but others... not so much. It's a mixed bag. Try to learn and use Hangeul (Hangul) instead.

[@bellatrixlestrange5127]

Thank you so much! This helps me a lot!!

[@SnuggleBunny.]

It's the tongue placement and how much you open your mouth...Thanks so much!

[@PrecedingPie]

Yeah... No, I don't hear the difference

[@artnimaz]

Nah, me to😂

[@ronald3639]

Me too

[@bloubear2557]

I think AE is pronounced softer as compared to E

[@user-qw4zv6xr2x]

the difference is the 에 is a straight forward E but 애 like Eh-ee like you pronounce the a and e for example in y*ay*

[@Brisbae]

The only difference I could hear is in the intonation/pitch, which is super weird if you’re an English speaker because intonation is used exclusively to convey emotion rather than literal meaning. I saw another video though saying that modern Koreans don’t actually distinguish between the two in speech

[@languagefreak9866]

Thank you so much👍😊

[@hyelin_.08]

ㅖㅖㅖ~ㅖㅖㅖㅖㅖㅖ~ㅖㅖㅖ~