All About 받침 (Batchim): Korean Final Consonants | ㄱ to ㅎ Reading Practice (Part#1)
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Here is the updated lesson on Consonant Assimilation (받침 part2)
• 받침(Batchim) Part 2: Co...
(old) Lesson on Consonant Assimilation :
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This lesson would be difficult to follow if you haven't taken the basic 한글 (Hangul, Korean alphabets) lesson yet. In that case, you can start your first hangul lesson here:
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받침 (batchim, aka the final consonant) is part of hangul that confuses learners the most. So I made separate lessons (part1, part2, part 3 - the other two will be up as well) to explain more in-depth about 받침. It's a long lesson because I've included a lot of read-it-together practice. If you find it too long, you can always speed up the video or skip to only the parts you need help with.
I'll see you in the next part 2 video (the link is at the top). We'll learn more about 자음동화 (consonant assimilation) a little of which we've also covered in this vid at ㅎ받침 section and at the very last bit.
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Thank you for studying Korean with me, everyone! You can find the list of words covered in this lesson here : explorekorean.net/absolute-beginner-lesson2/
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What if ㅎ comes after ㅎbatchim for example 쌓하
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I strongly recommend her teaching video. I as a beginner in learning Korean achieved registering all alphabets in my brain so easily because of her visually effective teaching. I certainly benefited from her videos!! Stick with it.
I totally agree that. Her teaching is just simply innovative.
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Miss vicky when I write the O in every sentence that I'll write? Thank you for this 😊
Jenneth Lemari it depends but yeah
Yess
your way of explaining make korean easy to learn it . we are really hoping that you do more videos about learning korean.
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808 I think it's also the special rule that if ㅎ is the final consonant with no letters following it after, it will be pronounced the same with ㄷ so in this case that word you typed has the same pronunciation with 히읃 but I'm not sure either bc I'm also learning Korean.
you have to learn korean vocabulary..
@@anamikachow3088 well yeah obviously but you cant do that if you dont know hangul
@@yiumyoumsan6997 you are correct 💜💜👍
(Don't mind me, I just need timestamps so it's easier for me to study 받침)
ㄱ - 1:16
ㄴ - 3:00
ㄷ - 4:58
ㄹ - 6:54
ㅁ - 9:50
ㅂ - 11:32
ㅅ - 12:54
ㅇ - 16:44
ㅈ/ㅊ - 20:19
ㅋ - 23:04
ㅌ - 26:36
ㅍ - 28:29
ㅎ - 29:34
we love comments with cheat sheets 😌
@@belalamelo6113 yeah 😂
Thank you so much.
Thank you
Gomawo!💜
ㅅ, and ㅈ batchim is probably the hardest for me to remember. like my brain wanted to tap out while reading Hangul
edit: *ㅎ enters the chat*
If you practice sincerely you will learn it
They are easy to remember. You just need to memorize the letter name ( siot - s - reading in the beginning - t batchim, hieut - h- in the beginning t - batchim)
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808 It was mentioned on consonant assimilation video. But this happens not that often.
LMFAO SAME
I can pronounce all the Korean words but I still don’t know what it means or translate it
sameeeee
Same here 🖐😔
You can find some vocabulary and write it on and try it to memorize
Me too
We're on the same boat 😂
ITS MY SECOND DAY LEARNING KOREAN FOR GOD KNOWS WHAT REASON AND YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL GOD BLESS U
hi how are u doing with korean??
@@ashashxx I learned the alphabet and some words,verbs and adjectives, and how to structure a sentence. Now I'm studying conjugation but I'm really going slow because even tho I'm in lockdown I'm really lazy plus I have University and online classes
I hope I'll defeat my laziness so I'll be able to learn more and better!
cosmic oh great! I just started and you’re giving me hope lol. btw.. in your opinion, should i start to learn numbers or should i leave them for later?
@@ashashxx mhhh I don't really know because i literally know only how to say 1,2,3 lmao but I think now just focus on learning alphabet first then grammar, I don't think numbers are a big deal u can learn them anytime
Wait are you Italian??
cosmic okay thanks
I was so tempted to go straight to basic greetings in korean, but I'm glad I had more patience to thoroughly go through the basics of writing especially in consonants because this helps me in understanding more of what I am reading and speaking.
You are such a great teacher. You explain it thoroughly but in simple terms. Thank you very much!!
THANKS FOR TEACHING YOUR VIDIOS MORE HELPING THANKS
RM learning English by watching "Friends" meanwhile me watching alot of kdramas can't even understand a full sentence. 💔
(Don’t mind me I’m just writing my notes)
ㅅ in batchim is pronounced like ㄷ
ㅊ is this also prounounced like ㄷ
ㄱㅋ are pronounced like a g when like only 억
And when their is another consonant it’s pronounced like with it thogether
(기억이 normal and when it’s with a consonant it’s pronounced like 기어기)
Batchim is only in the bottom of a word like 한
ㅌ in batchim is like a fast t
ㅂㅍ in batchim is like a p with no air
ㅎ in batchim depends on the consonant next to it if it’s ㅇ then ㅎ will have no sound
ㅎ when followed by ㄴ makes the sound ㄴ and the consonant is preserved
ㅎ when followed by ㄱ is that they both combine and make a ㅋ sound
ㅎ when followed by ㄷ is that they both combine and make a ㅌ sound
ㅎ when followed by ㅈ is that they both combine and make a ㅊ sound
Their is no word that has ㅎ batchim followed by ㄹ
you were writing it 2 days ago. Do you remeber this today? haha
ʙʟᴜᴇʙᴇʀʀʏꜰᴀʟʟꜱ thank you it was nice that you liked my notes
Very helpful
Don't tell the teacher but I copied your notes
Keira Rivera yup glad you liked my notes
Her: my hand writing is bad
Me: wat till u see mine
bruh, my notes are literally a mess. LIKE... i cant even read my own hand writing....
@@jfev8003 just now wanted to make notes, bought my notebook wrote alphabets only and teared the page apart because it was mess
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
Somebody help Aldrin Aliio please!
@@aldrinalipio9808 I think it's just in some cases not always 😅
I'm here after watching the part 1 of this and my head freaking hurts already. 😭 Seeing this is a 40-minute-long video, I---
I can do this.
For The Boyz❣️
Take breaks it'll help
for BTS 😭😔✊
the things i do for bts smh 😔✌🏽
For bts I study korean hours and hours.....😭😭😭😭😭I hope that one day I will understand them😭😭😭💜💜💜
Yes for the boyz 😌
Imagine it's my third day learning Korean from 0 and now I'm able to read all the words(not so fluent tho) by watching her video. THE CLEANEST!!!
It is not clean at all she said the b word
Jessica Wriston I mean not technically
@@Jessicalw85 what? I think you’re forgetting Korean is another language, the op commenter meant her handwriting is clean
"sound the same but have different meanings"
Why :'(
Just like in english. Right off the top of my head I can't think of any but there are some. (Oh lol, there, their, they're)
Your,you’re,yore
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No one said that it did.? It’s just difficult to learn.
ghostbusta I know it’s hard??? I literally said it’s hard to learn this stuff lmao
@@taehyungsbag3732 ohh alright gotcha
Her: 잼 is jam
My mind: Jimin you got no jams
kookie joonie I’m here just for bts😂💜💜
@@Nat-qy6dx 😂💜SAME
kookie joonie Lol who’s your bias
@@Nat-qy6dx At first it was RM...but they all bias wreck every day of the week so...I have officially announced myself as an ot7
kookie joonie Lol I love all of them I have trouble picking at first for me it was jimin then Jungkook and now I can’t decide on whether I prefer Namjoon or Yoongi😂 decision making is hard when they are all perfect
i'm a korean. good video for korean learners. but there is a error on this video 24:35
you said 부엌이's pronunciation is pronounced as '부어키'(boo eo ki) but it's wrong.
because when 'ㅋ' is used as a 받침(bad chim) it's pronunciation change into 'ㄱ'
so it has to be pronounced '부어기'(boo eo gi).
korean's 받침(bad chim) can have only 7 sounds 'ㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅇ' and koreans call it '7종성법'
and here is the examples 밥물[밤물] 집는다[짐는다] 앞날[압날>암날]
맏며느리[만며느리] 받는다[반는다] 밭머리[받머리>반머리]
국물[궁물] 속는다[송는다] 흙냄새[ 흑냄새.흥냄새]
남루[남누] 종로[종노]
wish to be help for korean learners
아뇨. ‘부엌이’ 는 부어키로 발음하는 게 맞습니다. 요즘 사람들이 규범을 제대로 지키지 않는 것 뿐이죠 그리고 종로나 국물은 유음화 현상입니다.
People in the comment- "I'm learning it for BTS, and K-dramas!"
Me- "I'm learning it to study abroad 0.0"
I am learning this to study abroad and also for BTS 😂
same
Same
cuz i wanna be an idol💀
@@hanageb5387me as,well
Most of the endings are basically slightly dropping the sound at the end
You explained a 40 minute video in 4 seconds--
LMAO 😂😂😂😂
@@nishthapitale1618 😂
EXACTLY 😂
you either drop the sound or change it to d/t
that’s it folks
@@layanna8702 yeppp 😂✌️
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
Her teaching Korean:
Me focusing on the fact that her marker is bold:
Those back benchers..
Me too
Lmao
me to haha
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
I found that the last letter of the name of each consonant also tells you what batchim it is! For example, "shi-ot" or "ㅅ" is pronounced like "s" but shi-ot batchim has a soft "t" sound, just like the word "shi-ot" itsself. This works for basic and double consonants! Hope this helps for anyone else learning like me!!
thank you so much!
Yeah i also commented this 7 months ago but no one even noticed it😢
I've picked up Korean after taking a long break from learning cause I got stuck, but now I am so happy I found someone who teaches so well and makes sure you understand it well!! plus she explains it so well and everything makes so much sense now.
with more practice I'll be getting better in Korean in no time :)
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why is Batchim so hard?! I swear the things I do and go through for BTS, ATEEZ, and KDramas.
Vivi Tran GOT7 better Marry me for learning this😭
@@janiquebrown226 lol. Ikr
@@janiquebrown226 lolol
Found the first fellow atiny in the comments section lol
Janique Brown right 😭 i just almost CRIED seeing how hard this was...they better be thankful
This video is fantastic. Easy to understand and thorough. If you already have the basics of Hangul, this video helps to round out the basic concepts of pronunciation.
Looking forward to more of your videos.
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
This is great Vicky, your explanations are very helpful.
This tutorial really makes learning korean easy. I mean the way she explain everything is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much for this.
When i see ur notification im soooo excited to learn korean from you,who makes it easy to learn and understand.
Thank u soo much..
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808 IDK
14:29 the way the words have different meanings but sound exactly the same, it reminds me of the English words "there, their, and they're" lol
well if you pronounce "bind" and "find", it sound almost the same aswell. people who are not native english speakers will get confused also.
also "through" "thought" and "though" are written similar but pronounced differently. that also makes the english language very hard to understand for non native speakers.
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
I learned so much in a way that’s easily understandable. Thank you! This clears up so many mysteries for me.
We are so lucky that there's a person like you who makes time in helping others to learn Korean, thank you so much your teaching is super easy to learn and I hope you continue to make videos because some teachers who teaches Korean I found it boring but with you, you make learning Korean so exciting and easy.
To me this is like learning mathematics. When I am watching it's pretty easy. But when I do practice or like testing what I learned. I just suddenly forgot everything. Like mathematics, its hard but fun to learn. Thanks miss vicky♥
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules??
You have no idea how happy I was when I was able to read the hangul in this particular video, because I just basically practice everyday after watching your first video before watching this one. Well, yeah, I got mixed up a couple of times but still, damn happy
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808 why were you spamming this comment so much?? Like stfu
@@aldrinalipio9808 because it is followed by the word batchim (받침) and the hieu + ba(of batchim) produce the 't" (ㅌ) sound
So glad I found your videos, you explain it so well & I find that I am picking it up very fast! Keep it coming, thanks Miss Vicky💛
This exposure is rock-solid. I super appreciate the playlist for a foundation in reading and writing. It took me even 22 minutes through to recognize that batchim is a rule, not a word!
15:50 thank god its not pronounced like that HAHAHHAHA 😂
Andrea_Andy_Danielle 0616 IKR HAHAHAHSJHSNDKAKA
But she said it
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
I'm a half korean and me and my sis wasnt able to learn it when we were younger, so we watched your vids. The more I watch it, I start to understand a little bit better. The way you explain makes it easier, thank you for making videos to help others learn❤❤❤
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808ㅎ actually sounds like ‘h’, but we do not put pressure on h, so instead it will have to sound like ‘hieut’ and not ‘hieuh’.
hlo miss vicky ..only by watching your learn hangul videos i learned korean reading and writing...thanks to you.......thankyou soo much....i cant forget your help....im recommending all for you guys who want to learn reading nd writing hangul..i watched many but in 36 min i learned hangul in ur channel...u can change the name of that video to learn reading & writing hangul in 36 mins...
I loved the video. thanks for the amazing explanation and all the time that you put at this.
Thanks for the vids and more power!
Im trying to memorize the names of the korean alphabets, helps when its used as batchim [caps] :) gi-YEOK ni-EUN di-GEUT ri-EUL mi-EUM bi-EUP si-OT i-EUNG ji-EUT chi-EUT ki-EUK ti-EUT pi-EUP hi-EUT
That's very helpful, I should have included that in my Hangul beginner lesson. Thank you anyways!♥
ooh, I just realized it now, thanks...
Thank you for this.
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
@@aldrinalipio9808 I think in Batchim ᄒ has more than one rule.
Why do some letters sound different in different words, like b/p and r/l?
For ㄹ it depends on its placement
If it's between two vowels it's pronounced "r" if not it's pronounced "l"
cosmic thank you
The sound is neither b/p and r/l it is a combination of both sounds/letters and these korean letters don't exactly have a romanization in english letters.
@@shiza6414 that is also true
@@shiza6414 consonant assimilation. That's the reason if you wanna know more she has a video on it😉 hope you figure it out
Thank you Miss Vicky, your videos are making Korean easy to learn
I love how she go through the clips to make sure that she had said things correctly.
Thank you so much...😊 this was our lesson this morning but I left early to go to work.
Thank YOU for watching! :) Hope you find it helpful!
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules??
13:25
am i the only one who thought this looked like a stickman drawing??
Reinne Gorospe sameee
옷
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules?
You've made learning Korean so simple for me to understand. i'm trying to learn without having to spend money on lessons and you've helped lots
The way you explain the pronunciations and the consonants assimilations is the best I have heard/seen so far! Thank you so much for doing what you do!
I think I’ll make “sunlight” 햇빛 my favorite word as well! Your method of teaching batchim is so easy to remember. It sounds like pronunciation of “happy” with staccato. ( to memorize )
oooooooh staccato. you a musician?
If I'm not wrong it pronounced as (haetbich)
@@penutbutter432WRONG
I watched another video you made where you was showing us the consonants and vowels,and I practiced by writing peoples names as if they were in korean, and after doing that for a few days,I knew all the letters off by heart,and u still do.Thank you do much!!!!! 💗💜💙🖤
You make it easier...
Thank you for the lesson 🙏🙏
I've been finding these videos super easy to understand and I'm genuinely retaining everything which shocks me haha thank you :D
The way you're teaching is so easy to understand! Thank you!
Simple notes these are the only rules I know so far T_T
If these consonants come at the end syllable they all sound like this:
1) ㄱ+ㅋ+ㄲ = K sound instead of g
2) ㄴ= n sound
3)ㄷ+ㅅ+ㅈ+ㅊ+ㅌ+ㅎ+ㅆ = t sound
4) ㄹ= L sound
5)ㅁ= m sound
6)ㅂ+ㅍ= p sound
7)ㅇ= ng sound
8) ㄹㄱ +ㄹㅁ= L not pronounced but instead the second consonant is pronounced. E.g. 삶 = Sam not salm
9) ㄴㅈ + ㄴㅎ + ㄹㅂ+ ㅂㅅ= only 1st consonant is pronounced 앉다 = anda not anjda
8) if vowelㅣ(i) is after ㄷ(d) then ㄷ(d) is pronounced as ㅈ (j) e.g. 해돋이 = haedoji not haedodi
9) if vowelㅣ(i) is after ㅌ (t) then it is pronounced as ㅊ(ch) e.g. 같이 = gachi not gati
10) Moving onto the ㅎ (H) batchim:
a)if ㅇ(ng) comes after ㅎ (h) then the H sound is removed e.g. 좋안요 = 조아요 (joayo not johayo)
b)if ㄴ(n) comes after ㅎ (h) then the H sound becomes ㄴ (N) without removing the next N e.g. 좋나ㅣ= 존나ㅣ(jonnae not johnae)
c)if ㄱ (g) comes after ㅎ (H) then H sound becomes ㅋ(K) e.g. 좋가ㅣ= 조카ㅣ(jokae not johgae)
d)if ㄷ (d) comes after ㅎ (H) then H sound becomes ㅌ(t) e.g. 좋다 =조타 (jota not johoda)
e)if ㅈ (j) comes after ㅎ (h) then H sound becomes ㅊ(ch) e.g.좋지 = 조차 (jocha not johoja)
I have to say that you have helped me more than the other 100 videos that i have watched and i really am thankful for that . Really love the fac that you go in detail about how everything works. Thanks again
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14:05 I was here pausing the Video trying to making 2 different t Sounds and here she comes “they’re pronounced the same” 💀😂😂😂
Detailed and clear explanation! Great teacher! Thanks!
I love this as beginner. It is clear. It will take time for me but this is a good one to start
I just finished watching this lesson! I learned a lot! Thanks so much, Ms. Vicky! ❤
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I'm a 12 year old girl who has been learning korean for 2 years and I have never correctly learned batchim... whhyyyy? This helps so much!!!
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Excellent explanations and seeing real written 한글 is always helpful. Great video.
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Thank you ....I am loooking forward to the next part...
Amazing description! Love your videos!
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this is the greatest class i've seen, but the sound of the marker gave me anxiety .
It gave me chills I liked the sound of the marker 😂😂😂waohh it’s really crazy how people have different opinions like things I like you may not like it and I may dislike something you like waohh is this how humans work
Ps I’m an alien 👽 by the way
@@suhaylasiman2918 omg i’m an alien too , from wich planet you came , i’m from mars btw ^_^
As i am an Earthling, i guess i dont belong in this conversation -
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules??
Same
I’ve been tryna get my head around Hangul for months and I was close to giving up until I found this.
So informative and easy to follow. This really helped me gain a deeper understanding. Thank you :)
you are such a great teacher.Your teaching was so mesmerizing.
I really love your videos. The way your teach is very easy to understand and i grasp the concept so fast. Thank you and hope you do more videos.
you really are a great teacher, i´m a native Spanish speaker and it is easier for me to understand Korean with you than with some channels in Spanish, thanks for all your effort, the way you teach is very dynamic and easy to understand, the videos do not become heavy or long for me 감사합니다!!
just finished the basic hangul lesson.. here we are. this is complicated but not as hard as i thought
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules??
This is the best explanation video ever. I've watched a lot of videos about korean alphabeth and batchim and this is truly the best. Thank you for all the time you spent filming and explainig this. Really appreciate it.
You can't imagine how helpful your lessons are, Thank you so much ♡♡♡
The way 빛 doesn't sounds great in French while the romanisation's being rude read in English never fails to amuse me and makes me smile, I know it's childish but I can't help it X'DD
Now Hwasa's beautiful voice is singing me to sleep, gosh my mind lol
I love coming back to your videos and binge watch them for hours long, to the point it's already been 2 years since I wanted to comment this, but I haven't cause I'm not stopping the autoplay of the playlist until I'm exhausted ha ha ^^'
So I took the opportunity this time ^^
Anyway I wanted to thank you, you're doing an amazing job, it's truly helping, like a lot, you're awesome (★ω★ ) ~♪
😅😭 I’m so glad you’re a good teacher. This is an intimidating lesson. You made this easy for my mind to digest.
Why is the second ㅎ in the word "히읗" is pronounced like a "T"? Like "hieuT"? Why isn't include on the ㅎ batchim rules??
You are the best Korean teacher! 🎉
Absolutely amazing. This forty minute video has given me a smooth entry into learning a new language which can usually be overwhelming and demotivating because of confusion in the very beginning. However this video made it absolutely easy and I’m looking forward to learn more. This was fun tbh. Awesome !
I am currently watching her playlist of “Korean lessons” and they are so helpful and absolutely amazing!
EXACTLYY
her's is the best from what I've seen!
@@tarutaru1070 yes I have learnt everything I know about Korean from her :)
I highly recommend Miss Vicky’s teaching videos. Her visual style of teaching makes everything stick in my brain. I have learned so much. I started out just learning a bunch of words but know I am truly reading and pronouncing based on her teaching. Going to Korea next year so I think I’ll be ready.
Awww so happy for you girl 💖
late reply but i love that!! hope you had fun/have fun if you haven't been yet
Thank you. This strengthened my grasp of the subject and I feel more confident. Great video.
Great lesson. Love your teaching style.
Vicky, once again thank you for your very thoughtful tutorial.
May I correct however an English spelling mistake.
At 36 min 29 sec you show “thou” in the description, the correct spelling is “though”.
“Thou” is very old English which is “you” in the 2nd person I.e “ Thou art fair my lovely”.
Keep up the good work.
PS your English diction is very good.
Wow im Korean and i was surprised that i was practicing the sound ‘yag’ multiple times, following her. Lol 😂
day 3 of learning Korean with u, I'll never forget your lessons lovely
damn, it is really fascinating, i try many korean practise video and you are the only one who can help me understand all the pronounciation in 1h, thanks!