This is because the ㄴ and the ㄷ begin from the same tongue position in the mouth. A slightly lazy (or relaxed) ㄴ sound can be perceived as a ㄷ, but there's still a difference :)
Thanks for your nice comment, and for watching~! It's definitely hard to pick up a language, at any age (except children). Good luck in your Korean studies~
Thanks! I'm doing self-study at home after completing intermediate level in a classroom environment. Been following your clips from Lesson 1 - serves as great revision material. If only our teacher had explained as clearly as you did, wouldn't have torn our hair then. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ At my age, late 50's (ahem), not easy to pick up a foreign language. Still, with sites like yours and Talk to Me in Korean, 할 수 있습니다. :)
I did not know whom is for an object. I came her to learn Korean turns out I am learning my own native language as well. People use whom incorrectly alot I suppose.
This is because the ㄴ and the ㄷ begin from the same tongue position in the mouth. A slightly lazy (or relaxed) ㄴ sound can be perceived as a ㄷ, but there's still a difference :)
Thanks for your nice comment, and for watching~! It's definitely hard to pick up a language, at any age (except children). Good luck in your Korean studies~
Thanks! I'm doing self-study at home after completing intermediate level in a classroom environment. Been following your clips from Lesson 1 - serves as great revision material. If only our teacher had explained as clearly as you did, wouldn't have torn our hair then. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ At my age, late 50's (ahem), not easy to pick up a foreign language. Still, with sites like yours and Talk to Me in Korean, 할 수 있습니다. :)
your method is very good.thank you very much
I did not know whom is for an object. I came her to learn Korean turns out I am learning my own native language as well. People use whom incorrectly alot I suppose.
I can get this right after so much videos...
Aaaah whyyy!!! so hard, urgh. This isn't even my second language, it's my 4th, but it's still too hard haha. Thank you
In “누구였어요?” isn’t who the subject? Have I been saying it wrong?
누가에서 질문했어?
Who did you ask that from?
Is this correct?
"Who did you ask?" = "누구에게 물어봤어요?"
A bit lighter lesson it seems
why it sounds dugu instead of nugu???
ruclips.net/video/gvMeC-CGO2o/видео.html
We don't say whom anymore.
When i want to say .. who asked you ?
It is okey to say 누가에게 물어봤어요..?
Hawraa Hawraa Remember that 누가 is 누구 + 가, so it's only "누가 물어봤어요?"