Korean Reading Practice for Beginners #3

This video has been made to help you practice reading Korean letters faster and more accurately ^^ Thank you very much for reading, and you can watch more videos and listen to over 300 Korean audio lessons at http://koreanclass101.com

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[mj71838]

Ok, here is what I understood !

I know that we write consonants+ vowels just like 가 ,, which is ㄱ +ㅏ ... right !

well, in this video you add consonants+ vowels + consonants, like this 산 for ex .. right ?!!!

so we have to know how read each one ,, RIGHT ?!

[koreanclass101]

@mj71838 Hi. It seems like you understand correctly : ) If you know the pronunciation for each consonant and vowel, then you can assemble them to pronunciate the words like 산 or 가. : )

[ImaKoreanAddict]

can u please type this in english please! :)

[koreanclass101]

@ImaKoreanAddict

가 각 간 감 강 갑 난 날 낮 안 산 참 잠 잘 팔 달

Ga gak gan gam gang gap nan nal nat an san cham jam jal pal dal

[xMirax]

i wish we had the roman characters written underneath or next to the hangul characters :(

[SophiaNguyen1]

it changes to ng when its on the bottom

[TheNorwegianChibi]

@koreanclass101 Ok, thanks! But if I write ㄱㅏ instead of 가 is it wrong? Really appreciating your videos!

[koreanclass101]

@TheNorwegianChibi That's right. Korean chracters are like puzzling. We've covered ㄱ and ㅏin the previous lessons, and 가 is the combination of ㄱ and ㅏ.

[TheNorwegianChibi]

@TheNorwegianChibi Is it the same as ㄱ?

[TheNorwegianChibi]

Where did the consonant on this syllable 가 come from, since I don't think we learned it on the first lesson? Is there more than 14 consonants, like those we learned are just the basics?

[ilazernerd]

@tokee1234567 I think he means annyeong haseyo.

[iheartbong]

@tokee1234567 I was learning from a lady next door to me and I kept pronouncing G like G not K, that was my first mistake. Sounded like goodbye was "annyeng Kaseyo", but I see what you are writing and it makes more sense. :)