EPT[Guide] How to Read Korean - Page 5
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Colpan
United States196 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Colpan
United States196 Posts
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jodogohoo
Canada2533 Posts
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Stuslegend
Canada168 Posts
a larger youtube video would have been better imo but im practicing it from now on, thx for the guide | ||
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Colpan
United States196 Posts
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Z-BosoN
Brazil2590 Posts
68 end in "Midaaah" 20 end in "SeiooooooOoOooo" and 10 in "DeioooOoOoOoo" It's so annoying! What do those words mean? | ||
520
United States2822 Posts
Also, one sound I've never really gotten the hang of pronouncing in Korean is 의. What's the correct pronunciation for it? | ||
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Z-BosoN
Brazil2590 Posts
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pRo9aMeR
595 Posts
On June 05 2009 13:19 MorningMusume11 wrote: so someone wanna give it a try with what I type =P 시발놈 국어사전 찾으니까 '시작'을 의미하는 '시발'과 놈은 걍... 놈; 이 나왔나보네.. ㅋㅋㅋ | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
Since ㄱ makes a "G" sound when at the beginning or end, and a "K" sound between vowels, it should make a "gah" sound in "가", right, since ㄱ is at the beginning? 가 Okay that's great. I think I understand it up til here but then there is the next one: 다 Since ㄷ makes a "T" sound when at the beginning or end, and "D" sound between vowels, why is it pronounced with a "dah" sound instead of a "tah" sound? The ㄷ is at the beginning, so it should make a "T" sound shouldn't it? | ||
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kaleidoscope
Singapore2887 Posts
On June 19 2009 14:33 Grobyc wrote: I'm kind of confused on some pronunciation. Since ㄱ makes a "G" sound when at the beginning or end, and a "K" sound between vowels, it should make a "gah" sound in "가", right, since ㄱ is at the beginning? 가 Okay that's great. I think I understand it up til here but then there is the next one: 다 Since ㄷ makes a "T" sound when at the beginning or end, and "D" sound between vowels, why is it pronounced with a "dah" sound instead of a "tah" sound? The ㄷ is at the beginning, so it should make a "T" sound shouldn't it? It's a K sound at beginning or end, and a G sound if it's between vowels.. So let's say, meat = 고기 = kogi.. However, you may not want to use english to learn korean, cos there are so many different pronounciations, and will require you to differ between things like, ㄱ,ㄲ,ㅋ.. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ㄱ - G when at beginning or end, K between vowels. [IPA: k] And when it says in between vowels, does it mean it can be inbetween the vowels that aren't in the same character? I see the consonant in 기 is supposed to be a G sound, but is that because it is after the vowel in 고, and before the vowel in 기? I thought when it said between two vowels it meant in the same character. | ||
LosingID8
CA10824 Posts
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kaleidoscope
Singapore2887 Posts
On June 20 2009 04:21 LosingID8 wrote: i dislike the idea of having ㄱ being pronounced g/k depending on the location. for me, the easiest way to visualize it is that ㄱ is always g and ㅋ is always k. Probably becos i'm singaporean, speaking singlish and chinese.. =P | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On June 20 2009 04:21 LosingID8 wrote: i dislike the idea of having ㄱ being pronounced g/k depending on the location. for me, the easiest way to visualize it is that ㄱ is always g and ㅋ is always k. Then wouldn't that make kal's example pronounced "gogi"? Or is it basically pronounced the same as "kogi"? | ||
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LosingID8
CA10824 Posts
On June 20 2009 04:32 Grobyc wrote: Then wouldn't that make kal's example pronounced "gogi"? Or is it basically pronounced the same as "kogi"? if you think about it gogi and kogi are basically the same thing... lol | ||
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jimseo85
Korea (South)7 Posts
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jimseo85
Korea (South)7 Posts
anyway im new to here, and if you have any question about korean or starcraft, then feel free to ask. nice to meet you and is my english good or not? im not confident with my english, im just stydying it h;;;; see you | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
not many white people can do it properly all the time i can though | ||
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