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Vowels (모음 - Moeum)
ㅏ - a
ㅓ- eo
ㅗ - o
ㅜ - u
ㅡ - eu
ㅣ - i/yi
ㅕ - yeo
ㅛ - yo
ㅑ - ya
ㅐ - ae
ㅔ - e
ㅠ - yu/yoo
ㅇ - silent/ng
ㅏ - a
ㅓ- eo
ㅗ - o
ㅜ - u
ㅡ - eu
ㅣ - i/yi
ㅕ - yeo
ㅛ - yo
ㅑ - ya
ㅐ - ae
ㅔ - e
ㅠ - yu/yoo
ㅇ - silent/ng
ㅇ becomes silent when it is in the beginning of the word.
Ex: 안 (an)
And ㅇ sounds 'ng' when it is in the end of the word.
Ex: 녕 (nyeo'ng')
안녕 (annyeong) means hello or hi
Ex: 안 (an)
And ㅇ sounds 'ng' when it is in the end of the word.
Ex: 녕 (nyeo'ng')
안녕 (annyeong) means hello or hi
Consonants (자음 - jaeum)
ㅂ - b/p
ㅈ - j/z
ㄷ - d/t
ㄱ - g/k
ㅅ - s/t
ㅁ - m
ㄴ - n
ㄹ - l
ㅋ - k
ㅌ - t
ㅊ - ch
ㅍ - p
ㅂ - b/p
ㅈ - j/z
ㄷ - d/t
ㄱ - g/k
ㅅ - s/t
ㅁ - m
ㄴ - n
ㄹ - l
ㅋ - k
ㅌ - t
ㅊ - ch
ㅍ - p
These are the only consonants that can be doubled
ㅃ - bb/pp
ㅉ - jj/zz
ㄸ - dd/tt
ㄲ - gg/kk
ㅆ - ss/tt
ㅃ - bb/pp
ㅉ - jj/zz
ㄸ - dd/tt
ㄲ - gg/kk
ㅆ - ss/tt
It will be better if you have a korean alphabet in your keyboard to practice :')) i will also be summarizing the phrases that were used in each episode.
#LearnKoreanWithBTS
[Ep. 1 BTS ㄱ to ㅎ]
ㄱ - 가자 (ga-ja) means 'come along', 'come on', or 'let's go'
ㄴ - 노래 (no-rae) means 'song'
ㄷ - 달려라 (dal-lyeo-ra) means 'run'
ㄹ - 리더 (li-deo) means 'leader'
ㅁ - 마음 (ma-eum) means 'like'
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[Ep. 1 BTS ㄱ to ㅎ]
ㄱ - 가자 (ga-ja) means 'come along', 'come on', or 'let's go'
ㄴ - 노래 (no-rae) means 'song'
ㄷ - 달려라 (dal-lyeo-ra) means 'run'
ㄹ - 리더 (li-deo) means 'leader'
ㅁ - 마음 (ma-eum) means 'like'
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ㅂ - #방탄소년단 (bang-tan son-nyeon-dan) mean BTS/Bulletproof Boy Scouts
ㅅ - 사랑해 or 사랑하다 (sa-rang-hae or sa-rang-han-da) means 'i love you'
ㅇ - 아프지 (ah-peu-ji) means sick
ㅈ - 잘먹고 (jal-meok-go) means eat well
잘자요 (jal-ja-yo) means sleep well
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ㅅ - 사랑해 or 사랑하다 (sa-rang-hae or sa-rang-han-da) means 'i love you'
ㅇ - 아프지 (ah-peu-ji) means sick
ㅈ - 잘먹고 (jal-meok-go) means eat well
잘자요 (jal-ja-yo) means sleep well
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ㅊ - 추억 (chu-eok) means 'memory'
ㅋ - 콘서트 (kon-seo-teu) means 'concert'
ㅌ - 특별하게 (teuk-byeol-ha-ge) means 'special'
ㅍ - 피아노 (pi-a-no)
ㅎ - 행북 (haeng-bok) means 'happy'
ㅋ - 콘서트 (kon-seo-teu) means 'concert'
ㅌ - 특별하게 (teuk-byeol-ha-ge) means 'special'
ㅍ - 피아노 (pi-a-no)
ㅎ - 행북 (haeng-bok) means 'happy'
Ep. 2 Hello, We are BTS! (Introducing yourself)
Well, this 2nd episode is just very simple. You will just use few words by introducing yourself. Let me give you more examples :'))
안녕하세요 세린입니다!
An-nyeong-ha-se-yo se-lin-im-ni-da
Hello/Hi I am Celine!
Well, this 2nd episode is just very simple. You will just use few words by introducing yourself. Let me give you more examples :'))
안녕하세요 세린입니다!
An-nyeong-ha-se-yo se-lin-im-ni-da
Hello/Hi I am Celine!
방탄소년단 입나다
We are BTS
남준입니다
I am Namjoon
석진입니다
I am Seokjin
윤기입니다
I am Yoongi
호석입니다
I am Hoseok
지민입니다
I am Jimin
태형입니다
I am Taehyung
정국입니다
I am Jungkook
We are BTS
남준입니다
I am Namjoon
석진입니다
I am Seokjin
윤기입니다
I am Yoongi
호석입니다
I am Hoseok
지민입니다
I am Jimin
태형입니다
I am Taehyung
정국입니다
I am Jungkook
We add 입니다 (im-ni-da) to sound formal because it is the formal simple present conjuction of 이다 (i-da) while 이에요 (i-e-yo) is the standard simple present conjuction and 임니까 (im-ni-kka) is the formal interrogative conjuctions of 이다 (i-da)
A lot might think it is very complicated because ㅂ in korean is 'p' or 'b' but we pronounce it as 'm' in 입니다 (im-ni-da)
It is called Nasalization where we use our nose to form a sound.
It is logical to pronounce ㅂ as p/b but in reality, when we speak korean, we pronounce is as 'm' depending on the word.
For example:
입니다 (im-ni-da) same as to 감사합니다 (kam-sa-ham-ni-da)
It is logical to pronounce ㅂ as p/b but in reality, when we speak korean, we pronounce is as 'm' depending on the word.
For example:
입니다 (im-ni-da) same as to 감사합니다 (kam-sa-ham-ni-da)
When ㅂ(p/b) meets ㄴ(n), ㅂ(p/b) will sound like ㅁ (m). We don't pronounce it as ipnida or ibnida, kamsahapnida or kamsahabnida. It will be awkward to say it.
Same when ㄱ (g/k) meets ㄴ (n).
작년 in romanization is jak-nyeon meaning last year. But we don't pronounce is that way. We pronounce it as jang-nyeon, not jak-nyeon. It becomes 장년 (jang-nyeon) in pronunciation but 작년 (jak-nyeon) is still the right spelling.
작년 in romanization is jak-nyeon meaning last year. But we don't pronounce is that way. We pronounce it as jang-nyeon, not jak-nyeon. It becomes 장년 (jang-nyeon) in pronunciation but 작년 (jak-nyeon) is still the right spelling.
When ㄱ (g/k) meets ㄴ(n), ㄱ(g/k) becomes ㅇ sounded like 'ng'.
Another example is 막내. This is mak-nae when romanized but we pronounce it as (mang-nae) because as we can see, ㄱ meets ㄴ.
Another example is 막내. This is mak-nae when romanized but we pronounce it as (mang-nae) because as we can see, ㄱ meets ㄴ.
I'm adding this kskskskskskssks
It says International Kpop Sensation Sunshine Rainbow Traditional Transfer USB Hub Shrimp BTS
#인터내셔널팝케이센세이션선샤인레인보우트레디셔널트랜스퍼usb허브쉬림프bts이모티콘
It says International Kpop Sensation Sunshine Rainbow Traditional Transfer USB Hub Shrimp BTS
#인터내셔널팝케이센세이션선샤인레인보우트레디셔널트랜스퍼usb허브쉬림프bts이모티콘
Ep. 3 How have you been?
These are the basic and common phrases that BTS say when they are live on Vlive.
잘 지났어요? (Jal jinasseoyo?)
잘 지내셨나요? (Jal jinae-syeoss-nayo?) but you have to pronounce this as jal jinae-syeo-nayo.
Both means how have you been or how are you
These are the basic and common phrases that BTS say when they are live on Vlive.
잘 지났어요? (Jal jinasseoyo?)
잘 지내셨나요? (Jal jinae-syeoss-nayo?) but you have to pronounce this as jal jinae-syeo-nayo.
Both means how have you been or how are you
And you answer that with 잘 지내요 (jal jinaeyo) means I'm fine or Doing good.
오랜만이에요 (olaen-mani-eyo)
오랜만이다 (olaen-mani-da)
오랜만이죠 (olaen-mani-jyo) pronounce this as olaen-mani-jo.
All means it's been a while or it's been a long time.
오랜만이에요 (olaen-mani-eyo)
오랜만이다 (olaen-mani-da)
오랜만이죠 (olaen-mani-jyo) pronounce this as olaen-mani-jo.
All means it's been a while or it's been a long time.
행복한 하루 되세요 (haengbokhan haru dwiseyo)
Means enjoy you day or have a nice day
수고하셨습니다 (sugo-hasyeoss-seubnida) have to pronounce this as sugo-hasyeo-seumnida
Means thank you for today
또 만니러 와요 (ddo mannileo wayo) means see you :'))
Means enjoy you day or have a nice day
수고하셨습니다 (sugo-hasyeoss-seubnida) have to pronounce this as sugo-hasyeo-seumnida
Means thank you for today
또 만니러 와요 (ddo mannileo wayo) means see you :'))
How to determine the sound of ㄹ? https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1242656867471331328?s=19
How to determine the sound of ㅅ? https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1243497018586091520?s=19
Ep. 4 Thank You
#LearnKoreanWithBTS https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1244609521739169792?s=19
#LearnKoreanWithBTS https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1244609521739169792?s=19
Ep. 5 Numbers:1, 2, 3 https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1247147108647317504?s=19
Ep. 6 ARMY-ya~~
#LearnKoreanWithBTS https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1250070418049961988?s=19
#LearnKoreanWithBTS https://twitter.com/tinytaesceline/status/1250070418049961988?s=19
Ep. 7 Yesterday, today, tomorrow https://twitter.com/ysyceline/status/1252273873698996226?s=19
Ep. 8 Numbers (+two sets of the korean language) https://twitter.com/ysykth1/status/1255169463361474561?s=19
Ep. 10 i purple you https://twitter.com/seyeonssi_/status/1262387708539875333?s=19
Ep. 11 eyes nose mouth https://twitter.com/seyeonssi_/status/1262390786831847426?s=19
Ep. 12 really amazing/cool https://twitter.com/seyeonssi_/status/1266294505222705154?s=19
