Korean Lesson 5: Hangul Part 5: Pat'chim 1

It has been quiet a while, sry for that. Ok here we have simple pat'chim 받침 (the final consonant in a syllable block) , but still no assimilation, tensifications, etc. I will do that next time. http://www.koreanlanguagenerd.com/

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• 받침
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[cora82790]

i'm having a hard time understanding pat'chim.. why are there pat'chims?

[KoreanLanguageNerd]

@cora82790 A Syllable (block) like 한 (han) contains three letters the initial consonant ㅎ(h) the vowel (ㅏ) and the final consonant ㄴ(n). The final consonant is also called pat'chim: ㄴ in 한, ㅇ in 킹, ㅈ in 맞, etc. understood? "Why are they there pat'chims?" They r part of the Korean language.

[alohahands]

This is great. Thank you!

[KoreanLanguageNerd]

@alohahands thx a lot^^

[UltraAnalisis]

i don't hear the diference in some, im not god for this tumps up anyways

[TheNani]

Thank you so much for making this video! It really helped me to understand the concept of pat'chim so much better ^^

[kyla1ful]

Hi Where is the Hangul Alphabet?