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[wovenstarlight]

gah i hate picking names that are apparently just made up at random*. this isn't my novel geunseo don't make me write it

* TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND LIMITED RESEARCH ABILITIES THESE ARE JUST RANDOM SYLLABLES AND NOT MYTHOLOGICAL REFERENCES OR WHATNOT

anyway. i got this beastie whose species name is 아세르나

[oilydelerict]

pegging is the solution btw

pussy so tight we cant have sex

[madxzxz]

The nose mask thingy made my nose feel so good and I think that's all I have to say so here is this picture of this dad who put up a Zipline for his kid at my apartments randomly one day

I was like omg what the heck 0o0

[tatula]

like the fact that consonants are arranged in a kind of series based on articulation is so neat

[shanicetjn]

Timothée Wonka Sketchpage

I did some studies of Willy in some of my favourite scenes from the movie! ♥

Check out the close-ups below.

Completed - 12 March 2024

ㄷ|:3c

[i207]

ᖗ        ㄷ  ( 💥 ) ◇ ●

ᖗ        ㄷ  ( 🎸 ) ◇ ●

[bugmort]

؁. SOMEONE ! ᰕ

ㅤㅤ

ㄷ ㄱ ㄷ ㄱ ㄷ ㄱ

     ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ✿

ㅤㅤㅤ ㅤ ㅤㅤ 𝁤𝄀𝅧ㅤ

       

[imported-cherries]

Episode 11 has this for 「こ」

And because I at first went for title cards (forgetting that episode 1 had all of the kingdoms spelled out until way later) this is what I had written down for 「こ」...but now that I'm combing through earlier episodes to fill out the rest of the characters, I came across this one a ton. The similar-shaped character is pronounced 「コ」 because it spells N'kosopa...

Now note that it's shown through other Chikyū text that there's only one alphabet, so it means the one shown in the title card also covers 「コ」, and so this is supposed to be the same exact character.

I didn't assume it was the same at first until I read their sleeve is because so, so, so, many characters are nearly identical. So why wouldn't one be the exact same with a stem missing? No, it's most likely a font error where whoever drew the font for episode 11's title card forgot the stem.

Kingohger has a title error on episode six, they reused episode 3's Chikyū title:

The language is just substituting Japanese characters with new ones rather than being a total conlang, but even if you don't know that and you just have really good memory (or notice the repeated characters for 「まま」 and get suspicious) you might be able to figure it out.

Here's episode 3's title with the Chikyū title semi-visible for reference (it's obviously for flavor rather than anything serious):

[naewonn]

Symbols

˖ ! ୨ ࣪﹆ ★ 񦰾 ˓ ׂׂ ◗ ˖ ᥫ᭡ ˖ ࣪ › ࣪ ˖ ་ ᳝ ◝ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ◝

Ꮺ ˖ ָ࣪ ✶ ࣪ ࣪˖ ❛ ︎♥ ✶ ‹ ໑ ✶ ָ࣪ ꒦꒷ ⵓ ǂ ⋆ ⨾ ⊹ # 📼 ࣪ ▹ ︎☹ ︎☺ ☻ ︎⚠ ◞࣪ ˖ ، ་ ִ ̨

៹ ᮫ֺ໋ ˖ ﹟★ . 𛐽 ៸៸ ▸ ` ᰍ ˖ ₊࣪ ◗.˚₊ ✦ ࣪˖ . ، ≛

˖ ۫♡ ♥︎ (๑•̀ᗢ•́๑) ❛˖ 🔪،͟، ࣪ ،، ʿʿ ⋆ ᳝ ֺ を ˎˊ ˗🎱 ✶་ Ꮺָ࣪ ⋆ ⭒ ⋆ ▸ ‣ꉂ ՙ ،̲،̲ ٪

࣪ ⸼ ˖ ᪥ ❁ ˖࣪ 򍐀 ∿ ଘ ᵎᵎ ˖ ࣪ ،̲،̲ ⊹ִֶָ ᖚ ✦ ៹ ꒺ ┈ ❟ ꥟ ❟ ❛❛ ❜❜ ،، 📃

✽ ،،̲‹› ✱ ๑ˎˊ˗ ❛ં ⩩ ⌔ ﹫ ✯ ✪ ⊹ ₊ ࣪ ͎񦰾₊ ✧˚ᝰ ꒰ % ��� ✦ ◗ ˖⋆⑅˚₊ ꗃ ⌗ 🏷 · *

ʕ•̫͡•ʔ ★ᰍ ҂ ꒦꒷꒦ ☁︎ ꙳໋͙! ☆★

🛒 ✶ 🔩⌗ ! ʾ ૪ ࣪˚╲ ៹ ˙˖ ˖ׂᨘ ‣ ،،̲›3•

⌕ ꗃ ⿻ ⬪ 🂱 ˒

੭ ꞈ ❍ ✧﹟❐ ⎗ ⍝

∿ ∞ ७ 〄 ◐ ★︎ ๑ ִֶָ ⋄ ⍉

ᝬ ໑ ➱ ⊹ ⭑꩜

っ 𐇯 ᔾ ⩩ ҂ ⌗ ﹏

☼𝆬 ◠ ៸៸ ✦ ৎ

ζ ᘎ ≀ ৎ୭ ५ ◌

१ ㄷ 𝅓 困 ១ ꒟ ᪤╰╮ ャ

▦ ⟠ ߸ ⎓ ⌯ ⪧ ␥ ∩

᭡ ▭ ༤ ᨓ ｷ

◖ ꧔

🂲 🂳 🂴 🂵 🂶 🂷 🂸 🂹 🂺 🂻 🂽 🂾🂱 🂼 ⚡︎ ꒰

꒱ ◡̈❅ ☺︎ ☕︎ ᯽ ♕︎ ♔︎ ✍︎ ☁︎ ☔︎ ☂︎ ◌ ✰ → ༄ ‧₊˚ 「 」 ⇢ ๑ ˀ ♡⃕⌜ ⌝ ⌞ ⌟ ╰► ➛

℘:◟̆◞̆ ⋒ ⌗ ꩜ ⚓︎ ♫︎ ̸⊹ ⎙ ᚹ ⌑ ୧ :۰ ۪۪۫۫·₊̣̇ ✐

● ○ ◎ ▦ ⿴ ℘:↴ ❱ ℘

[solecist]

just a few combined thoughts!

악어 goes i guess i can't jump bc when i jump i lag (translator said the opposite oop)

the word for horse and the word for speech/words is exactly the same (it's "mal" 말) but we only know because of context

악어 says at some point that for this stream (time?) he's mainly broadcasting to a korean audience, so to ignore it when the translator is wrong (i think he might actually be talking more to his korean viewers who were looking at the translations here)

adding onto that point: he uses a lot of shortened words here and is talking more naturally so there's going to be a lot more mistranslation when it's just him on the server / when he's mainly speaking to his korean audience

*looking at the red skull [53:00]* "oooOOo i like the skull mark"

the way that 악어 uses music is so interesting??

"털었��" means something like "shook it out' - the translator i think is having trouble here with "ㅌ" (tt) and "ㄷ" (d). 악어 goes I think someone already shook out (looted) this place but the translator hears "덜었네" instead, so the english reads: someone already saved me here and it turned (돌았어) oop

esp the game specific types of terms don't really translate well

[koreanling]

Batchim rules

There are 7 key batchim rules that depend on the consonants used. Some characters like ㄱ, ㅋ, and ㄲ share the same rule as you can guess because they are very similar consonants.

ㅇ = ㅇ

ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ, ㄳ, ㄺ = ㄱ

ㄷ, ㅌ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅎ = ㄷ

ㅁ, ㄻ = ㅁ

ㅂ, ㅍ, ㅄ, ㄿ = ㅂ

ㄹ, ㄼ, ㄾ, ㅀ = ㄹ

ㄴ, ㄵ, ㄶ = ㄴ

I’ll lay it out like this:

WORD –> PRONOUNCIATION : ROMANIZED

1. Rules for ㅇ

Starting off with ㅇ because it’s important to batchim rules overall. Once you learn how to read hangul you learn ㅇ is either an empty space when used first (like 아니) or an ‘ng’ sound at the very end (like 사랑).

The ‘ng’ sound is the ㅇ characters batchim, it never changes. BUT there’s more- if ㅇ begins the next syllable in a word the batchim will change:

있어 –> 이써 : isseo

있다 –> 읻다 : et-da

For the first one the bottom consonant ㅆ takes over the space of ㅇ for pronunciation making it sound more like 이써. 있다 above follows the normal batchim rules and the ㅆ takes on a ㄷ sound.

2. ㄱ, ㅋ, ㄲ, ㄳ, ㄺ = ㄱ

This rule affects consonants including ㄱ or his relatives and simply makes anything a ㄱ sound no matter how hard the character would be on its own. Even ㄳ which is combo k and s becomes just k sound.

한국어 –> 한구거 : hangugeo

책은 –> 채근 : chekgun

3. ㄷ, ㅌ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅎ = ㄷ

This affects a bunch of consonants so it’s important to remember.

꽃 –> 꼳 : ggot

좋다 –> 조타 : jota

There’s a special rule about ㄷ and ㅌ ending before a ㅇ though. You’ve probably heard it with 같이; instead of becoming 가티 the ㅌ changes to ㅊ making it 가치.  ㄷ changes to ㅈ as well.

같이 –> 가치: kachi

4. ㅁ, ㄻ = ㅁ

몸이 –> 모미 : momi

5. ㅂ, ㅍ, ㅄ, ㄿ = ㅂ

없다 –> 업따 : ob-da

없어요 –> 업서요 : ob-seoyo

Now ㅂ has some special rules for itself, you probably knows 감사합니다 but it’s not pronounced kamsahaBnida it’s more like kamsamnida

ㅂ starting a word – use a softer b sound: 바나나

ㅂ in the middle –  it creates a b sound: 일번

ㅂ at the bottom – can have m sound depending on what follows like in 감사합니다

A trick to think of is try saying 감사합니다 20x fast. Maybe originally the word was pronounced fully but people get lazy, slur their words, etc and pronunciation goes towards what’s easiest.

6. ㄹ, ㄼ, ㄾ, ㅀ = ㄹ

별이 –> 벼리 : byeo-re

핥은 –> 할튼 : halteun

7. ㄴ, ㄵ, ㄶ = ㄴ

앉다 –> 안다: anta

돈이 –> 도니 : doni

[chu-diaries]

100 days of mental healthcare: day 49/100

It was a very productive day. I had an early appointment with the lady who does my eyebrows and when I got home I worked on invoices. After lunch I vacuumed the house, worked on some spreadsheets and organized my list of suppliers.

After that, I studied 4 Korean lessons on greetings and reviewed the consonants ㄴ, ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅁ, ㄹ and ㅂ. I also took some notes on the myth “Ogun conquers women’s power for men”, which brilliantly tells us about how Yoruba culture saw the transition from matriarchy to patriarchy.

🥀: day 23/28

💧: 2 L

🏃🏻‍♀️: 🚫

🏋🏻‍♀️: 🚫

📝: Korean (30 min) + Yoruba studies (30 min)

📚: hp and the half blood prince + mythology of the orishas by Reginaldo prandi

🎧: stardew valley ost

🎮: 🚫

📺: one piece ep. 325

🛑: 2 days pick-free

💊: took all my vitamins

[marengogo]

When I get a second I need to understand why he chose to spell DOMODACHI with a D instead of T (TOMODACHI = which is the Japanese word for friend)

It could simply be a play on the English representation for the Korean letter ㄷ which is often described as t/d sound? …

Or maybe is deeper than that, or NOT DEEP AT ALL.

Mmmm…

I wonder by J-Hope feat JK …

Perhaps the lyrics explain, I need to read the lyrics.

[korean-with-haneul]

Korean Pronunciation tip#1

The T stop

ㄱ 기역 (Gi-eoK) ㄴ 니��� (Ni-eun) ✿ㄷ 디귿 (Di-geuT) ㄹ 리을 (Ri-euL) ㅁ 미음 (Mi-euM) ㅂ 비읍 (bi-euP) ✿ㅅ 시옷 (Shi-oT) ㅇ 이응 (i-euNG) ✿ㅈ 지읒 (Ji-euT) ✿ㅊ 치읓 (Chi-euT) ㅋ 키읔 (Ki-euK) ✿ㅌ 티읕 (Ti-euT) ㅍ 피읖 (Pi-euP) ✿ㅎ 히읗 (Hi-euT)

The ones with ✿ when they are in the end of the syllable they are pronounced as T ▪︎빋, 빗, 빚, 빛, 빝, 빟 are all pronounced the same ▪︎이것 [이걷], 늦게 [늗게], 몇 [멷],

◉ㄷ (d/t) :

When pronounced normally : 다른: other 다: all, everything 등: etc 달기: strawberry 도마: cutting board 둘: 2 (Korean number) 담배: cigarette 도(particle) : also, too 나도/저도 : me too

When pronounced as T (받침 position) : 곧 soon

◉ㅅ (s/sh):

When pronounced normally : 소리: voice 신발: shoes 슬프다: to be sad 사람 : people 미소: smile 시킨 : chicken 새: bird 버스: bus 다시: again

When pronounced as T: 옷: clothes 어젯밤: 고깃집 : meat house 찻집: tea house 맛: taste

Same goes for ㅆ:

When pronounced normally : 씨: Mr, Mrs, Miss 쓰다 : to use, to write 싸우다: to fight

When pronounced as T: 있다: to have, to exist

◉ㅈ (j) :

When pronounced normally : 쥐: mouse 주다: to give 주스: juice 자유: freedom /liberty 진짜 : really, truly 저: I (formal)

When pronounced as T: 잊다: to forget 낮: day time 낮잠: nap 늦게 : late 찾다: to find, to look for

◉ㅊ (ch) :

When pronounced normally : 친구: friend 차: tea 처음: at first, for the first time 층: floor 부츠: boots

When pronounced as T:

꽃: flower 몇: how many 빛: light 빛나다: to shine, to be bright

◉ㅌ (t) :

This consonant is pronounced T

토끼: bunny, rabbit 토마토: tomatoes 밑: under 특별하다: to be special

◉ㅎ (h):

When pronounced normally :

행복: happiness 행복하다: To be happy 화: nager 화가 나다: to be angry 히터: heater

When pronounced as T:

좋다: To be good, great 그렇지/그렇죠: That's right

BUT, if the next syllable starts with ㅇ (이응), then those are pronounced normally 받아요 [바다요], 버섯이 [버서시], 잊었어요 [��저써요], 꽃이 [꼬치], ….

받다: to receive 버섯: mashroom

[shanicetjn]

I feel like Willy Wonka would be asexual and homoromantic

I never really thought about Willy's romantic orientation but that would certainly be a good headcanon! :>

Definitely do 100% agree with him being Ace tho. Head empty, only chocolate thoughts-

ㄷ|:3c 💜

[koreannook]

Hangul: consonants.

2024년 7월 25일

안녕하세요 여러분!

Today, we will start learning the hangul consonants.

ㄱ {giyeok - g/k}

ㄴ {niun - n}

ㄷ {digut - d/t}

ㄹ {riul - l/r}

ㅁ {mium - m}

ㅂ {biub - b/p}

ㅅ {siot - s}

ㅇ {iung - ng}

ㅈ {jieut - j}

ㅊ {chieut - ch}

ㅋ {kieuk - k}

ㅌ {tieut - t}

ㅍ {pieup - p}

ㅎ {hieut - h}

So now that we know consonants + vowels, we can start to form syllables:

가 / 갸 / 거 / 겨 / 기 / 개 / 걔 / 게 / 계 / 고 / 교 / 구 / 규 / 그

나 / 냐 / 너 / 녀 / 니 / 내 / 냬 / 네 / 녜 / 노 / 뇨 / 누 / 뉴 / 느

다 / 댜 / 더 / 뎌 / 디 / 대 / 댸 / 데 / 뎨 / 도 / 됴 / 누 / 뉴 / 느

라 / 랴 / 러 / 려 / 리 / 래 / 럐 / 레 / 례 / 로 / 료 / 루 / 류 / 르

마 / 먀 / 머 / 며 / 미 / 매 / 먜 / 메 / 몌 / 모 / 묘 / 무 / 뮤 / 므

바 / 뱌 / 버 / 벼 / 비 / 배 / 뱨 / 베 / 볘 / 보 / 뵤 / 부 / 뷰 / 브

사 / 샤 / 서 / 셔 / 시 / 새 / 섀 / 세 / 셰 / 소 / 쇼 / 수 / 슈 / 스

아 / 야 / 어 / 여 / 이 / 애 / 얘 / 에 / 예 / 오 / 요 / 우 / 유 / 으

자 / 쟈 / 저 / 져 / 지 / 재 / 쟤 / 제 / 졔 / 조 / 죠 / 주 / 쥬 / 즈

차 / 챠 / 처 / 쳐 / 치 / 채 / 챼 / 체 / 쳬 / 초 / 쵸 / 추 / 츄 / 츠

카 / 캬 / 커 / 켜 / 키 / 캐 / ��� / 케 / 켸 / 코 / 쿄 / 쿠 / 큐 / 크

타 / 탸 / 터 / 텨 / 티 / 태 / �� / 테 / 테 / 토 / 툐 / 투 / 튜 / 트

파 / 퍄 / 퍼 / 펴 / 피 / 패 / 퍠 / 페 / 폐 / 포 / 표 / 푸 / 퓨 / 프

하 / 햐 / 허 / 혀 / 히 / 해 / 햬 / 헤 / 혜 / 호 / 효 / 후 / 휴 / 흐

Tip: try to write and say this syllables out loud so you get used to them.