Lesson 1 - The Korean Alphabet 한글 Pt. 2 KSP

[shelley6058701]

i don't get how to pronounce the l/r consonant. like some flipping sound.

[basicdotor]

ㅋㅋ 이런게 있구만~~ 다들 화팅 ^^~

[anrina]

sooo.. maybe we're not there yet since this is just lesson 1... but where does letters that sound like g, k, d, t come in alphabet-wise? which lesson do you teach them in...? noticed the next videos has something to do with verbs...

[anrina]

oh, and i also forgot to mention b, p... are these considered complex because they can be doubled?

[anrina]

nevermind... i found it... now I feel silly. i can only blame myself for trying to "learn" korean at 2am in the morning. sorry for the spam. mianhaeyo... :)

[katiekawaii]

Yay I found part 2!! I love in part one when you say, "See how tall "i" is? Don't put it underneath, that's stupid." As long as you make videos like that, slow enough but with humor, I'm in.

[KoreanSimplyPut]

@katiekawaii :) I'm glad you like the videos! If you have any questions feel free to send me a message! Thanks for watching!

[supaaakOook093]

whaaatt???? i don't get it at all.. i took some notes, repeat the letters & every thing, but im still confuse. learning korean is sooo complicated..

[KoreanSimplyPut]

@supaaakOook093 Sorry this took so long? Are you still unsure of anything? You can send me specific questions in the message box if you'd like and I'll answer!

[camorange]

Good video. Thanks for upload.

But I'm wondering what is the difference between "에" and "애", "예" and "얘"

One is e and one is ae? one is ye and one is yae? Are they the same as English?

[KoreanSimplyPut]

@camorange

This is romanization. They are trying to help you distinguish between Korean letters that pretty much sound the same:

에 is e 예 is ye

애 is ae 얘 is yae

ㅔ and ㅐ both have the sound of the e in yes and 예/얘 have the same sound as ye in yes.

Does that answer your question?