한글 (Hangul), again and again - Page 4

On May 19 2011 07:13 mizU wrote:



I'm coming to study abroad!
I'll be in Jochiwon for the fall semester.

On May 20 2011 00:45 SojuSeed wrote:


Right on. Beware the Green Devil. Approach with caution. It's how I got my namesake. ^^

-S-

On May 20 2011 12:12 mizU wrote:


The Green Devil? :o
Sounds like a Eurotrip reference?

On May 20 2011 15:48 SojuSeed wrote:


소주. 참이슬소주 맛있는. 참 소주 싫어.

-S-

On May 20 2011 20:02 invisible.terran wrote:
Your blogs are awesome, keep up the good work man. But i have 1 question 이 = ee, then 이영호 = Lee Young Ho or Ee Young Ho

On May 13 2011 01:02 Chill wrote:

I don't agree with this. When things are just 에 or 애 they tend to have the "ay" sound. When they have a final consonant, or even a starting consonant, the "ay" tends to soften. For example:

애 = Ae
밴 = Ban

Another example is my name, Blake -> 블레이크. If you wrote it 블레크, it sounds more like "Black"

To really emphasize the "ay", Koreans usually add an extra 이 after the 애/에.

So basically I'm saying I would write Baneling as 배인링.

Edit: My tone sounds really dry. I love these Blogs!!!! I always read them twice or three times and all the comments and learn a bunch from them. Thanks!