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I was able to get into Bangtan Academy and I am doing this self-study Hangeul Bootcamp with your videos, and I just wanted to say you are so great at explaining everything and I appreciate the repetition so we are able to get it down. I was told you know about BA and wanted to say thank you so much for your videos, they are so helpful! 감사합니다 김 선생님! 보라해 🥰💜
I was confused at *ㅇ* this too i was like why this sound the same and then he explains it in a really good way . To be honest I'm not too good at eng and korean. But the way he explains it's (korean) feel like I'm sitting in front of him and he is teaching me and I'm still confuse how he knows our questions too I was about to comment *ㅇ* this sound same with and without consonants and and then he explains 💜💜 . You're the best teacher 😊😊 and teacher what is your name 😄😄
I just got admitted to Bangtan academy and I’m doing the Hangul bootcam with your videos and I’m learning a lot, you make it so easy to learn and pronounce. Thank you
¡Un millón de gracias teacher! You explain so well, even if you're not talking. Había aprendido algo del hangul, pero ahora todo quedó más claro, y he aprendido a corregir la pronunciación con tus vídeos. I'll keep learning from your channel! 고마워! :)
I'm a little confused about the sound of the letter ㄹ. I know that sometimes it has a bit of an L sound or R sound (I can make those sounds in Korean), but it seemed like you pronounced the second column with a more distinct D sound, which confused me. But I love your teaching methods and how you take time with each sound. You are a great teacher.
🙂It is analyzed that the pronunciation of 'ㄹ' in Korean differs depending on the location, but each person pronounces it differently, and even if it is pronounced differently, there is no difference in meaning at all. In English, 'r' and 'ㅣ' have different pronunciations and have different meanings depending on what they are used for, but in Korean, 'ㄹ' is one letter and has several pronunciations, but they all have the same meaning.
☺️It is not a good idea to write down Roman letters right next to Korean letters. that gives you a hard time. Korean is Korean. you can't find the exact same pronuciation from English. "비" is "비". it's not 'bi' or 'pi'. it's somewhere in between. sometimes it is similar to [b] and sometimes it is similar to [p]. just keep moving forward. you will understand when they meet consonants. 👍
Me gusta, pero ayy no me revuelvo mucho en la pronunciación 🥴🥴 voy a llorar, es muy difícil😣😖😫😭😣😖😫😭, se ve que lo explica muy bien, pero me desespero, igual voy a seguir viéndolo, gracias de igual forma
Korean and Hindi language alphabets sound the same, so I am finding it easier to learn bt some time i confused some alphabet i know i late but hardly i seen your vedios and very heplful thanks ❤️
ㄹ is hard for me but I’ll move on and practice my ears!! I am with you that romanization doesn’t help while learning to pronounce (could help when we communicate by text here). I have learned the basics of several languages. There are always nuances between very similar sounds. Like the ㅜ sound, although similar sounds exist widely in other languages but I think the mouth position here is quite unique. I’ve noticed it when watching Korean soap operas.^^ Great lessons!!!
Hello 김선사님 Thank you for your videos it's the best sourse to learn Korean and I'll keep learning from your channel. And I have a question in ㅅ if it come with 야, 여, 요,유 it's sounds like sh not s, right? And 야 it must be ya but with 샤 I heard it sha not shya, Am I right? I'm not trying to use romanization. Just to explain what I heard to you 😅. 감사합니다.
🙂Instead of trying to memorize it, just try to imitate how each consonant and vowel is pronounced. If you haven't seen this video yet, I recommend that you watch it again from here. 👉ua-cam.com/video/zFcTtqrsflc/v-deo.html
Sa - Sha - Só - Shó - Sô - Shô - Su - Shu - Sushi 🍣 Brincadeira! Não deu pra me conter, desculpa. 😆 Teacher, I have a question. I watch Korean dramas and movies with sub (UA-camrs too), and sometimes I listen that The "ㄹ" sounds like "L" and "ㅂ" sounds like "B". Why? 🤔
@@learnkoreaninkorean I forgot some words. I know a name, WooLara (우라라) She is a UA-camr and her name write "ㄹ", but It reading "L". And Banana the fruit write 바나나... The pronunciation is "P" or "B"!? 🤔 나비 - It's "Nabi" or "Napi"?
@@moniquevital996 Yes, the sound of 'ㄹ' is sometimes 'L' , sometimes 'R', and sometimes between 'R' and 'L' . There are rules but you don't want to know them right now. And the sound of 'ㅂ' from '바나나' is not 'B' or 'P'. it is just 'ㅂ'. ^^
@@moniquevital996 김 선생님 is the expert, so listen to him 😋 but I want to add most of my textbooks say the ㅂ will sound more like a "b" in the middle of words (like 나비) much like the ㄱ will have a "g" sound in the middle of words (like 물고기) Hope that helps!
hellou i was scrolling trough the comments and answer sometimes in different languages how many do you speak? and my english isnt that good sorry haha also im form germany. do you speak german too? PS i really like your teaching its fun
Ho i read that you did say not to write the romanized version of each but i can't really feel sorry to have done this because i memorise them better that way 😌 (and i most likely won't do it after exept for some words where the sound differ for what is written) ㄹ gave me quite the frustration lol (Hello from France by the way ! Bonjour !)
hello, I have a question, I did not quite understand the reading of the letter ㅅ why, when compared with some letters, it is not pronounced as "s" but pronounced as "sh", everything is clear without a conversation, even an alien will understand 😂❤
🤓 The 'ㅅ' can be positioned as an initial consonant or a final consonant, and it is pronounced slightly differently according to phonological rules. However, don't worry too much, as the difference in pronunciation doesn't change the meaning. After watching it once or twice, you can move on to the next lecture👍 👽🙌
Muito boa a aula, porem não entendi na fila da consoante ㄹ a variação de pronuncia. The class was very good, but I didn't understand the pronunciation variation in the line of consonant ㄹ.
não fique muito estressado. e não gaste muito tempo com isso. eu recomendo que você siga em frente! pratique 4 a 5 vezes e vá para a próxima lição. quando consoantes combinam com vogais, fica muito mais fácil.👉
@@juLIAmeoww 🙂Ao escrever em coreano, consoantes e vogais devem estar sempre presentes juntas. Portanto, 'o' deve sempre ser escrito, pronunciado ou não.
Hola!, tengo una pregunta con respecto a las últimas vocales, ¿cambian en algo si llevan o no la letra “ㅇ”? , es decir, si yo escribo “아” o “ㅏ” ¿sería lo mismo? ¿o que cambia?
☺️'ㅏ' es solo una vocal, no una sílaba. la vocal en sí misma no puede ser una sílaba o una palabra. Para convertir una vocal en una sílaba o palabra, necesitamos agregar una consonante antes de una vocal. entonces no escribimos 'ㅏ'. escribimos '아'. '아' es una sílaba y también una palabra.
☺️It's kind of rule. every syllable should have a 'first consonants'. so..for example, 'ㅏ' needs a consonant which has a no sound. luckly we've got 'ㅇ'. 'ㅇ' is a consonant and has no sound. what a perfect match!
@@learnkoreaninkorean well I see so we have to write it when we just want have the sound but it needs a consonant so we need ㅇ because also every vowels need a consonant. Is that right ?
☺️well, i don't really understand what you mean but i think i can explain. this is the system of the Korean letter. vowels needs consonants. For exampe, 'ㅏ' is just a vowel, not a syllable. To be a syllable or word, vowels need consonants. so we add 'ㅇ' to 'ㅏ'. now '아' became a syllable.
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You can immediately practice speaking, listening, and writing based on what you've learned from this video.
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Puedes practicar inmediatamente hablar, escuchar y escribir basado en lo que has aprendido de este video.
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Puoi praticare immediatamente parlare, ascoltare e scrivere in base a ciò che hai imparato da questo video.
Vous pouvez immédiatement pratiquer parler, écouter et écrire sur la base de ce que vous avez appris de cette vidéo.
您可以根据从这个视频中学到的内容,立刻进行说、听、写的练习。
Вы можете немедленно практиковаться в говорении, слушании и письме, основываясь на том, что вы узнали из этого видео.
🚀Start now!! ✅sckool.kr
I was able to get into Bangtan Academy and I am doing this self-study Hangeul Bootcamp with your videos, and I just wanted to say you are so great at explaining everything and I appreciate the repetition so we are able to get it down. I was told you know about BA and wanted to say thank you so much for your videos, they are so helpful! 감사합니다 김 선생님! 보라해 🥰💜
🥳감사합니다! 보라보라~
김 산생님 감사합니다! you made korean learning fun and easy!
😙감사합니다~
I was confused at *ㅇ* this too i was like why this sound the same and then he explains it in a really good way . To be honest I'm not too good at eng and korean. But the way he explains it's (korean) feel like I'm sitting in front of him and he is teaching me and I'm still confuse how he knows our questions too I was about to comment *ㅇ* this sound same with and without consonants and and then he explains 💜💜 . You're the best teacher 😊😊 and teacher what is your name 😄😄
☺️ thank you for the good words. you are a good student! you can call me 김 선생님 (it means teacher Kim)
thank you very much professor Kim….his lessons are cleary and very simple. I really like study the Korean linguage...I will follow all his lessons…
☺️🙏감사합니다. Keep it up! 파이팅
Aprendendo cada vez mais ,obrigada
The best teacher, thanks for the lessons ❤️ 감사합니다!
🥳감사합니다!
only I say thank you teacher after each lesson out loud? Teacher, you are the best!
☺️🙏감사합니다
I also say 선생님 감사합니다 out loud after each lesson 😉😋❤
선생님 감사합니다
Thank you, very much
Thank you so much, teacher. I just started studying korean and your lessons have been a great help to me.
Greetings from Italy 👋
🥳감사합니다. keep it up!
Thank you so much teacher . very useful💝💝💝🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷쌤 고맙습니다 고마와요.
☺️👍
고마와요 --> 고마워요
THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE
😉감사합니다
Você é um excelente professor....
Thank you^^
Na vida sou o a letra da ㅇ kk... não tenho som.....
I'm so happy for understanding the sounds! Thank you for the lessons, you're the best teacher ever ❤️
Glad you like them!🥳
O melhor professor mundo, obrigada pela aula 😊
🤗감사합니다
I just got admitted to Bangtan academy and I’m doing the Hangul bootcam with your videos and I’m learning a lot, you make it so easy to learn and pronounce. Thank you
😄BA~ 반가워요!
¡Un millón de gracias teacher! You explain so well, even if you're not talking. Había aprendido algo del hangul, pero ahora todo quedó más claro, y he aprendido a corregir la pronunciación con tus vídeos. I'll keep learning from your channel! 고마워! :)
🥳감사합니다~
I'm a little confused about the sound of the letter ㄹ. I know that sometimes it has a bit of an L sound or R sound (I can make those sounds in Korean), but it seemed like you pronounced the second column with a more distinct D sound, which confused me. But I love your teaching methods and how you take time with each sound. You are a great teacher.
🙂It is analyzed that the pronunciation of 'ㄹ' in Korean differs depending on the location, but each person pronounces it differently, and even if it is pronounced differently, there is no difference in meaning at all. In English, 'r' and 'ㅣ' have different pronunciations and have different meanings depending on what they are used for, but in Korean, 'ㄹ' is one letter and has several pronunciations, but they all have the same meaning.
You face the same problem with me, some of the syllabes in ㄹ pronounce as ㄷ.Its hard for me to copy the sound precisely.
Melhor professor de coreano. Obrigada!
😄
شكرا لانك تجعل اللغة الكورية لغة سهلة 💞
😀감사합니다
THANKS A LOT 김 선생님 !! I am getting more understanding about the pronunciation now
👍great! 좋아요~
O melhor professor do mundo ☝🏻😍
☺️obrigado! 감사합니다
I'm watching the classes after 1 year to review... so, i learned a lot with you, teacher! thank you!!! 🇧🇷
감사합니다 🤗
Já vi muitos professores, mas igual a esse? Não. Muito bom!
Professor, obrigada pela aula! 🌷
Merhaba hocam. Öncelikle dersleriniz için teşekkürler :)) Size birkaç sorum olacak.
1) 비 : bi ? pi ?
2)디 : ti? di?
3)루 : ru
류 : ryo? dyo? Lyo?
Cevaplarsanız çok sevinirim 😅
☺️It is not a good idea to write down Roman letters right next to Korean letters. that gives you a hard time. Korean is Korean. you can't find the exact same pronuciation from English.
"비" is "비". it's not 'bi' or 'pi'. it's somewhere in between. sometimes it is similar to [b] and sometimes it is similar to [p]. just keep moving forward. you will understand when they meet consonants. 👍
@@learnkoreaninkorean Thank you very much. 😇
Perfect thanks
You are a awesome teacher
😄감사합니다!
저는 스리랑카 사람이고 한국에서 일합니다. 그래서 저에게 한국어를 가르쳐 주셔서 정말 감사합니다.
I am starting to undestand the sounds, is amazing... It is better to learn hanguls to speak more correct ^^
☺️ Glad to hear that!
Professor, amei seus vídeos. Estou aprendendo muito com essa sua didática. Parabéns 👏👏
🥳 감사합니다!
Me encantan estas clases ...gracias por impartirlas
👍감사합니다
선생님 감사합니다!! your videos really help with perfecting the korean pronounciations😊😊
Glad you like them!😊 감사합니다
Super nauczyciel !
this is great. Helps a lot.
😄감사합니다
I LOVE U благодаря тебе я могу читать на корейском хоть немного спасибо большое
😀감사합니다
Gracias por explicar cada uno de los bloques!
😚
Me gusta, pero ayy no me revuelvo mucho en la pronunciación 🥴🥴 voy a llorar, es muy difícil😣😖😫😭😣😖😫😭, se ve que lo explica muy bien, pero me desespero, igual voy a seguir viéndolo, gracias de igual forma
💪¡¡Seguid así!!
Korean and Hindi language alphabets sound the same, so I am finding it easier to learn bt some time i confused some alphabet i know i late but hardly i seen your vedios and very heplful thanks ❤️
💪화이팅!
ㄹ is hard for me but I’ll move on and practice my ears!!
I am with you that romanization doesn’t help while learning to pronounce (could help when we communicate by text here). I have learned the basics of several languages. There are always nuances between very similar sounds. Like the ㅜ sound, although similar sounds exist widely in other languages but I think the mouth position here is quite unique. I’ve noticed it when watching Korean soap operas.^^
Great lessons!!!
👍😄 you are so smart!
Hello 김선사님
Thank you for your videos it's the best sourse to learn Korean and I'll keep learning from your channel.
And I have a question in ㅅ if it come with 야, 여, 요,유 it's sounds like sh not s, right? And 야 it must be ya but with 샤 I heard it sha not shya, Am I right?
I'm not trying to use romanization. Just to explain what I heard to you 😅.
감사합니다.
☺️yes, you got it right!
"I'm not trying to use romanization. Just to explain what I heard to you" --> You are so clever !
@@learnkoreaninkorean너무 감사합니다 선생님 🌼
Pra quem é brasileiro, recomendo que aprenda primeiro o alfabeto e venha aprender a pronúncia aqui🥰🥰🥰
Holaaa... enseñas muy bien, tú forma de explicar es muy fácil, pero por qué no traduces lo que dice ahí al español para saber su significado?
Thank you
Is it important to memorize the vowels and consonants?
🙂Instead of trying to memorize it, just try to imitate how each consonant and vowel is pronounced. If you haven't seen this video yet, I recommend that you watch it again from here. 👉ua-cam.com/video/zFcTtqrsflc/v-deo.html
Sa - Sha - Só - Shó - Sô - Shô - Su - Shu - Sushi 🍣 Brincadeira! Não deu pra me conter, desculpa. 😆
Teacher, I have a question. I watch Korean dramas and movies with sub (UA-camrs too), and sometimes I listen that The "ㄹ" sounds like "L" and "ㅂ" sounds like "B". Why? 🤔
oh good question! wil you give me some examples? then my answer will be more accurate.
@@learnkoreaninkorean I forgot some words.
I know a name, WooLara (우라라) She is a UA-camr and her name write "ㄹ", but It reading "L". And Banana the fruit write 바나나... The pronunciation is "P" or "B"!? 🤔
나비 - It's "Nabi" or "Napi"?
@@moniquevital996 Yes, the sound of 'ㄹ' is sometimes 'L' , sometimes 'R', and sometimes between 'R' and 'L' . There are rules but you don't want to know them right now. And the sound of 'ㅂ' from '바나나' is not 'B' or 'P'. it is just 'ㅂ'. ^^
@@learnkoreaninkorean Ok! Creio que entendi. Com o tempo eu pego o jeito. ^^ Obrigado pela resposta! 😊
@@moniquevital996 김 선생님 is the expert, so listen to him 😋 but I want to add most of my textbooks say the ㅂ will sound more like a "b" in the middle of words (like 나비) much like the ㄱ will have a "g" sound in the middle of words (like 물고기) Hope that helps!
뺨이 많이 아파🤭, pero vale la pena. 감사합니다😋
👍
👍👍👍👍👍
Meu DEUS olhe muitas vezes sua aula muito obrigada
☺️👍
hellou i was scrolling trough the comments and answer sometimes in different languages how many do you speak?
and my english isnt that good sorry haha also im form germany. do you speak german too?
PS i really like your teaching its fun
😂 no, i use Google translate. and don't worry about your English. you are here to learn Korean.
Danke schoen! 감사합니다~
ah okay i was just kinda shocked😂
i think you mean danke schön but i guess you can also write it that way abd thank you for your answer~
El mejor profesor de coreano
🙈🙏
❤❤❤
Ho i read that you did say not to write the romanized version of each but i can't really feel sorry to have done this because i memorise them better that way 😌 (and i most likely won't do it after exept for some words where the sound differ for what is written)
ㄹ gave me quite the frustration lol
(Hello from France by the way ! Bonjour !)
☺️👋 안녕하세요
This letter ㄹ is pronounced like R with ㅏ ㅓ ㅗ ㅜ ㅡ
But is pronounced like D with ㅕ ㅑ ㅛ ㅠ ㅣ
well.. no, 'ㄹ' is never pronounced as 'd'. 'ㄹ' and 'ㄷ' sound similar because they have the same articulation position.
@@learnkoreaninkorean ok i understand now
Alveolars: ㄴ, ㄷ, ㅌ, ㄹ
Thank you so much
😮
Porque aveces cambia el sonido, por ejemplo g a k o b a p la misma consonante
¡si! El cambio de sonidos depende de la posición.
😁😁😁 Now. I can differentiate betwen ㅇ and ㅡ. Thank you so much🙏😊
☺️👍 Gooooood! 좋아요~
hello, I have a question, I did not quite understand the reading of the letter ㅅ why, when compared with some letters, it is not pronounced as "s" but pronounced as "sh", everything is clear without a conversation, even an alien will understand 😂❤
🤓 The 'ㅅ' can be positioned as an initial consonant or a final consonant, and it is pronounced slightly differently according to phonological rules. However, don't worry too much, as the difference in pronunciation doesn't change the meaning. After watching it once or twice, you can move on to the next lecture👍
👽🙌
Muito boa a aula, porem não entendi na fila da consoante ㄹ a variação de pronuncia.
The class was very good, but I didn't understand the pronunciation variation in the line of consonant ㄹ.
não fique muito estressado. e não gaste muito tempo com isso. eu recomendo que você siga em frente! pratique 4 a 5 vezes e vá para a próxima lição. quando consoantes combinam com vogais, fica muito mais fácil.👉
The sound of 료 and 류 are the same?
🙂no
ua-cam.com/video/m9ELr5AAnZw/v-deo.html
ainda não consegui entender a diferença comㅇ 😢
🤔 'ㅇ' ??
@@learnkoreaninkorean I didn't understand the difference that ㅇ makes and when we should use it.
@@juLIAmeoww 🙂Ao escrever em coreano, consoantes e vogais devem estar sempre presentes juntas. Portanto, 'o' deve sempre ser escrito, pronunciado ou não.
💜🔰
Hola!, tengo una pregunta con respecto a las últimas vocales, ¿cambian en algo si llevan o no la letra “ㅇ”? , es decir, si yo escribo “아” o “ㅏ” ¿sería lo mismo? ¿o que cambia?
☺️'ㅏ' es solo una vocal, no una sílaba. la vocal en sí misma no puede ser una sílaba o una palabra. Para convertir una vocal en una sílaba o palabra, necesitamos agregar una consonante antes de una vocal. entonces no escribimos 'ㅏ'. escribimos '아'. '아' es una sílaba y también una palabra.
Learn Korean in Korean perfecto, muchísimas gracias!
Hi I have a question I don't understand why there is "ㅇ" if the sound is exactly the same without it.
☺️It's kind of rule. every syllable should have a 'first consonants'. so..for example, 'ㅏ' needs a consonant which has a no sound. luckly we've got 'ㅇ'. 'ㅇ' is a consonant and has no sound. what a perfect match!
@@learnkoreaninkorean well I see so we have to write it when we just want have the sound but it needs a consonant so we need ㅇ because also every vowels need a consonant. Is that right ?
@@sophiepain7910 👍
@@learnkoreaninkorean thank you 😊
Efsane
Genial!!!!
😄감사합니다! gracias🙏
Hello, I would like to know how do you pronounce "ㄹ" in "랴", is it more like "d", "r" or "l". Merci !
안녕하세요! Good question. ȴ
@@learnkoreaninkorean 감사합니다!
It’s my question too!!??? Sometimes u pronounce « d » and sometimes « r ».🤪🤪
Notei isso tbm.
Seonseangnim, if we are not read, why here? (ㅇ --> this )
☺️well, i don't really understand what you mean but i think i can explain. this is the system of the Korean letter. vowels needs consonants. For exampe, 'ㅏ' is just a vowel, not a syllable. To be a syllable or word, vowels need consonants. so we add 'ㅇ' to 'ㅏ'. now '아' became a syllable.
@@learnkoreaninkorean thank youu
O ㄹ tem som de R ou D ?
J'ai beaucoup de mal avec la prononciation du Rieul
🤔Rieul ?
@@learnkoreaninkorean oui le Rieul... J'ai du mal à le prononcer...
@@sefbabyful 😄ah... 'ㄹ' !!
감사합니다 ❤️
😄감사합니다
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