Basic Vowels
Hello everyone,
this is my first post on my brand new website: KoreanLanguageDaily.com, where I'm going to summarize all my findings and individual posts from my Instagram (including voice pronunciations) per each study section - starting with the Alphabet and its basic vowels.
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Alphabet - Basic Vowels
We are going to start with basic vowels of the Korean alphabet which is called: Hangul (Hangeul).
The Hangul - Korean alphabet is organized into syllable blocks starting from 2 up to 4 letters per block. For example "감사합니다" which means "thank you" can be disassembled per each letter: 감 = ㄱ (g), ㅏ(a) and ᆷ(m), together as 감.
감 사 합 니 다 = gam sa hab ni da = gamsahabnida = 감사합니다 / Thank You!
Today, we are going to learn one of the basic letters which are as follow:
Regards to pronunciation - please, refer to my Instagram page or click on each letter below and swipe left for audio sound:
One important thing I would like to mention is the letter ㅇ which is the placeholder and reminds silent for vowels - the original letter for "a" is "ㅏ" however, you always need to add ㅇ letter which will create "아" = a.
That's about it for today, now you are able to recognize the first 6 Korean letters and their romanization - hope you enjoy today's lesson and cya next time! :)
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