Monday, March 25, 2013

MANNAM Korean class-Korean Vowels

Korean Vowels

In Korean words, vowels never go the first. But we have "o" which is a consonant has no sound when it goes first of words.
Thus, these "ㅏ" and "아" are the same in sound. But you should use the consonant "o" in writing.

Here, I am putting the letter "o" because I'd like to let you know the right place of vowels, which means the vowels go differently when those are combined with consonants.

You can find it out in the box below.


basic
similar sound
(in American English)
with /y/
combination method
similar sound
(in American English)
1
father
2
+- =
yard
3
honest
4
+- =
yawn
5
go
6
+- =
yogurt
7
who
8
+- =
you
9
taken
10
teeth
combination
combination method
with /y/
combination method
11
+=
at
12
+- =
yak
13
+=
end
14
+- =
yes
15
+=
watch
16
+ =
wag
17
+=
water
18
+ =
wedding
19
+=
weight
20
+=
we
21
+=
gooey

check out the mouth shapes of basic vowels.





















These information is from other MANNAM blog.
Visit http://amazingmannam.blogspot.kr/search/label/korean%20class to look for more information.

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