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koreannook · 7 months ago
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Hangul: Diphthongs.
2024년 7월 26일
안녕하세요 여러분!
Diphthongs are very easy once you learn the vowels, so let’s get into it. You only have to “match” 오 and 우 with other vowels.
오 + 아 = 와, sounds like -wa.
오 + 애 = 왜, sounds like -we. ¹
오 + 이 = 외, sounds like -we. ¹
우 + 어 = 워, sounds like -wo.
우 + 에 = 웨, sounds like -we. ¹
우 + 이 = 위, sounds like -wi.
¹ They all sound the same, -we.
For example, with ㅅ.
솨 (sua) · 쇄 (sue) · 쇠 (sue)
숴 (suo) · 쉐 (sue) · 쉬 (sui)
And that’s all! Next post, will be batchim part 1 of 2.
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coreanoencasa · 7 months ago
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Hangul: vocales.
2024년 7월 24일
안녕하세요 여러분!
Hoy aprenderemos las vocales del Hangul.
아 {a} ~ 야 {ya}
어 {eo} ~ 여 {yeo}
이 {i}
애 {ae} ~ 얘 {yae}
에 {e} ~ 예 {ye}
오 {o} ~ 요 {yo}
우 {u} ~ 유 {yu}
으 {eu}
Poned atención a “애 y 얘 (ae/yae)” porque también se pronuncian como “-e/-ye”. "ae/yae" es como se escribe en romanji. Además, 어 y 여 se pronuncia más bien como -o/-yo.
¡Y eso sería todo para la primera parte! Se necesitarán consonantes para formar las sílabas y después, palabras completas. También están los diptongos, que os los enseñaré después de las consonantes.
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junhiyun-blog · 2 years ago
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How to pronounce Korean vowels / voice actor's real voice / repeat 3 times
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jimpagne · 22 days ago
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do you have any tips on sounding more like a native? i feel like i sound dumb with my accent :/
I have an answer. It's a very stupid answer, but it worked for me.
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My accent is one of the things I get complimented on the most by Korean people that I talk to, many of them assuming I've spent some time in their country or at least studied there once -- neither of which I have done, but I always feel flattered nonetheless by the compliment.
My secret to perfecting an accent? Well, I did something kind of stupid. Basically, I decided to treat Korean phones (aka sounds) like I was a baby learning them for the first time. Babies repeat sounds that they hear, and they do so through babbling or word repetition. So, I would quite literally just "babble" to myself using Korean sounds. It sounds really strange, but it worked very well. Also, if you do long "sentences", you can practice the intonation flow of the languages as well. The following string of Hangul is complete nonsense. Some of these are real words, some of them are not. This is kind of an example of how I would randomly mutter things to myself to try to practice the sounds and intonation 👍
항두하는지, 모려가서 바빴는데, 그게 뭐, 다시 키나고, 파니를 수작겠습니다...
Now I would NEVER try to pass this off as actual Korean, I know some people say random things to try to convince people that they speak a language, but this is not what I'm doing here! I would just do this to myself at home or during long commutes. This way you're not really exhausting your brain trying to work on phones and sentence structures at the same time. It's just a silly way to use Korean sounds without stressing your mind out too much.
Also, since you're by yourself, it's a judgement free zone. Some people are nervous about speaking in front of people, so you can practice this in the comfort of your own bedroom.
But yes, that was one of my main ways of practicing.
However, my other main way was super normal... it's actually probably how most people practice their accent. Sometimes I would turn on a K-drama or a Korean YouTube video and just listen to them talk and then repeat what they said. Just do that for like an hour, and you'll be surprised by just how much your accent can improve in that short amount of time.
Actually, before I would do recording assignments, I would watch one episode of a K-drama before doing it, because my recording before watching the K-drama and after watching the K-drama was noticeably different.
You just need hear Korean people speaking!
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lopposting · 10 months ago
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i think about "same voice actor" all the time
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also fun: jack HATES pinocchio lol
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watermelinoe · 1 month ago
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i would love to learn korean but my inability to hear the difference betweenㅐandㅔis kind of a major roadblock
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its-no-biggie · 1 month ago
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you ever get so annoyed trying to read romanized kpop lyrics that you learn how to read hangeul
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salanaii · 2 years ago
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Learn Korean with me - Part 31! – Vocab Part 7
Kind/friendly – 친절한 – chin jeol han
Lazy – 게으른- gee u reun
Happy – 행복하다- haeng bok ha da
Sad – 슬퍼- seul peo
Sick – 아픈- a peun
Boring – 지루한- ji ru han
Glad – 기쁜 -  gi ppeun
Tired – 피곤한 – pi gon han
Camera – 카메라 – ka me ra
Building – 건물- geun mul
That (over there) – 저/저것 – jeo/jeo geos
I/self – 저 – jeo
Desk – 책상 – chaeg sang
These – 이 것 -  I geos
That – 그 – geu
Those – 그것 – geu heos
This – 이 -  i
Monitor – 모니터 – mo ni teo
Bathroom – 화장실 -  hwa jang sil
Restaurant – 식당 – sig dang
That way – 그 쪽 – geu jjog
Here/ over here – 여기 – yeo gi
There – 거기 – geo gi
Over there -  저 기 – jeo gi
Tree – 니무 -  na mu
Bag – 가 방 -  ga bang
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yemme · 1 year ago
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"I remember everything about you."
Mi seh mi pussy quint... bloodclaaat. Dis Ninja! Jo Jung-suk yuh naw nuh mannaz. This motherfucker leaned in with anger forced by passion to serenade in her ears with cadence as he drops facts you've been a constant living in my baduk house rent free. BITCH!!! This man showed up to work ready to roll around in theatrical soil... y'all better keep the fuck up. 'Captivating The King' is GIVING...
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snailmailmp3 · 9 months ago
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in the event that there's ever some massive english orthography reform (the odds of this happening in my lifetime are astronomically small) i think we need to bite the bullet and just add new vowels to the alphabet. probably some new consonants too but the vowels are a must. having 5 letters to represent 15+ sounds depending on dialect is simply absurd
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transfemgeorgecostanza · 1 year ago
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How do i learn an entirely new script/alphabet 😭
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koreannook · 7 months ago
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Hangul: vowels.
2024년 7월 24일
안녕하세요 여러분!
Today, we will start learning the hangul vowels.
아 {a} ~ 야 {ya}
어 {eo} ~ 여 {yeo}
이 {i}
애 {ae} ~ 얘 {yae}
에 {e} ~ 예 {ye}
오 {o} ~ 요 {yo}
우 {u} ~ 유 {yu}
으 {eu}
Be careful with “애 and 얘 (ae/yae)” because you’ve to pronounce it as “-e/-ye” too. That’s the way you write it in romaji. Also, 어 and 여 is more like and -o/-yo.
And that would be it for the first part! We will need consonants to form syllables and then form words from it. There are also the diphthongs, which I will show you after the consonants.
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diablerieholic · 2 years ago
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I made an abugida while bored at work
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amplexadversary · 2 years ago
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I’m sorry, Matt,
but what’s disappointing about Yios is the fact that on a continent with a lot of inspiration drawn from the middle east you’ve still somehow taken your audience to France
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deathbypixelz · 8 days ago
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So I kind of... went insane and came up with the basics for a Darnassian writing system. This is strictly modern Darnassian -- this is not what was used during the Empire, for example. It wasn't Darnassian at that time, but Kalassian, which had a very different, fully logographic writing system. But I digress......
I'm leaning heavily on Korean's system for this one, and I'm not a linguist, but I'm happy with it and will likely come back to flesh it out even more in the future. (I also may very well have screwed something up with the IPA transcriptions, but WHAT MATTERS IS I GOT THE GENERAL IDEA DOWN.)
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If anyone wants to use this in art or just for fun little things, go right ahead, just credit me ofc ^ ^
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What counts as a full syllable can be fudged a little bit, as I did with "falore" and "Cathala". It could also be "Fah-lor-ay" and "Kath-awl-ah" but... when it's iffy like that, it comes down to the writer. Just go with the vibes, man.
And you may notice that G (as in "green") and J (as in "jungle") are missing...
I decided modern Darnassian doesn't have a G sound because I only counted three total instances in the fan dictionary and thought it would be a little more fun to just outright exclude it. And I kicked out J, also for fun. Where it exists in Darnassian words, it's pronounced as a "Y" sound. So yes it's "Yarod Shadowsong" now. Doesn't make him sound any less stupid
In loanword situations, G is usually replaced with K, and J is usually approximated with Y. "Naga" does indeed become "naka". "Naga" itself may have originated from an older version of Darnassian or even Kalassian, where a G sound was still present, or maybe it came from somewhere else. In any case, that's probably the biggest thing affected.
Also note that the English "R" is absent, instead replaced with the voiced alveolar tap (or trill depending on the speaker and word).
Also also, as I hinted, this is not all the language's characters. There are syllabograms for common consonant-vowel combinations (LA, DO, DA, etc.), some for entire syllables, and there are also logograms which have stuck around since Kalassian, or even before that. "Kaldorei" is one of those extremely old words with its own symbol, which sorta doesn't even visually fit with all the other characters.
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narcissusneverknewme · 1 year ago
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Someone help me they have a Japanese version
(YouTube)
New addiction:
(YouTube)
I don't like it.
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