Consonants: Korean Learning Methods
ㄱ - this like the "g" sound in "gun". Notice the shape of "ㄱ" kinda looks like a gun. ㄴ - basically the "n" sound. Notice the shape of "ㄴ" kinda looks like a nose. ㄷ - a soft "d" sound ㄹ - imagine you were trying to say "ra" but you began with the "l" sound, creating "lra" ㅁ - essentially an "m" sound ㅂ - sometimes sounds like "b", other times like "p". You'll get the hang of it. ㅅ - makes an "s" sound. Kinda. The sound is very bright. ㅈ - a "j" sound ㅎ - the "h" sound. If places after another consonant, it takes the sound of that consonant sometimes. ㅃ - sounds like a "p". ㄸ - a regular "d", almost "t". ㅆ - the regular "s" sound ㅉ - a stronger "j" sound. ㄲ - a stronger "g" sound. ㅍ - A stronger "p" sound. Think of the way your lips pop when you pronounce th...
Comments
Post a Comment