한국어 발음-1
한국어 발음-1
한국어 발음-1
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I will explain about the pronunciation rule of all end consonants. All
Korean end-consonants are pronounced with only 7 consonants.
ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅇ
I don't know about the origin of korean 겹받침 in Korean but I can
explain why Korean needs 겹받침.
There is one korean pronunciation [gab]. I can write this
pronunciation with Hangul [갑].
The problem is there are couple or words which are pronounced as
[갑] in Korea.
At first, 갑 means a numeral word to calculate tobacco like 담배 한
갑, 담배 두 갑.....etc. The pronunciation of 갑 is of course [갑]
However, there is another word 값. 값 means value or price and this
값 is also pronounced as [갑] in Korean but the meaning is totally
different.
There are a lot of words that we pronounce the same.
Why?
As I said, Korean End consonants(받침 and 겹받침 as well) are
pronounced only 7 consonants. ㄱ,ㄴ,ㄷ,ㄹ,ㅁ,ㅂ,ㅇ
So, What I will do, I will introduce some cases with 받침 and
following consonant from the second syllable.
Linking sound means the end consonant of the first syllable moves
as the consonant of 'second' syllable when the second syllable is
ㅇ. In this time, ㅇ has been eliminated. ex) 만우절[마누절],
각오[가고], 전야제[저냐제]... etc.
In case of double consonants, second double consonant moves to
consonant of second syllable. ex) 값이 얼마예요? [갑시 얼마예요?],
밟으면 안돼요.[발브면 안돼요.] 나의 몫은 뭐예요? [나의 목슨
뭐예요?]
Above pronunciation of 값이, 밟으면, 몫은 has been changed as
[갑시], [발브면], [목슨] respectively. So, the answer of today's topic
(How can we pronounce 넓은 from 넓은 방?) is [널븐 방].
Ok.
But if there is a suffix -기- for passivity between stem and end of
word,we pronounce just [기], not [끼]
ex)
담기다[담기다], 안기다[안기다], 옮기다[옴기다]...etc
Korean pronunciation 2-1. Nasalization (1)
Korean aspiration
Let's check this korean word 솜이불. This means cotton comforter.
How can Koreans pronounce this word?
솜이불[솜니불]
A consonant ㄴ has been created when Korean pronounce this
word. We call this phenomenon as 'ㄴ addition'
The problem is, this phenomenon occurs only in Korean derivative
or compound words.
For example, 솜이불 consists of 솜+이불.
For a long time ago, when Korean don't have 한글, Korean had
adopted Chinese letter and 어 came from the chinese character '語'.
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
Based on the above rules, I will record my voice with some example
sentences. I hope this exercise helps you to understand Korean
pronunciation.
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
아침을[아치믈]=1
먹어요[머거요]=1
먹지[먹찌]=3
않으면[아느면]=1,2,9
일을[이를]=1
할 수가[할 쑤가]=3
없기[업끼]=2,3
때문이에요[때무니에요]=1
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
아침에[아치메]=1
일어났는데[이러난는데]=1,4
같이[가치]=8
병원에[병워네]=1
전화를[저놔를]=1
받지[바찌]=3
못할 수도[모탈 쑤도]=3,6
있어요[이써요]=1
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
아침에[아치메]=1
늦게[늗께]=2,3
일어나서[이러나서]=1
학교에[학꾜에]=3
지각을[지가글]=1
했어요[해써요]=1
일어나는 것은[이러나는 거슨]=1
힘들어요[힘드러요]=1
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
오랜만에[오랜마네]=1
같이[가치]=8
술을[수를]=1
많이[마니]=2,1
마셨어요[마셔써요]=1
속이[소기]=1
라면을[라며늘]=1
끓여[끄려]=1
먹어야겠어요.[머거야게써요]=1
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonant
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
전에[저네]=1
독일에[도기레]=1
많은[마는]=1,2
눈이[누니]=1
내렸어요[내려써요]=1
길이[기리]=1
얼었고[어럳꼬]=1,2,3
걷기가[걷끼가]=3
불편했어요[불펴내써요]=1
얼었어요[어러써요]=1
운전을[운저늘]=1
조심해야[조시매야]=1
1. Linking sound
2. End consonant rules.
3. Korean fortis.
4. Nasalization
5. ㄹ rule
6. aspirated consonants
7. ㄴ addition
8. Patalization
9. ㅎ elimination
오늘이[오느리]=1
한국어[한구거]=1
발음을[바르믈]=1
연습하는[연스파는]=1,6
마지막 날이에요[마지망 나리에요]=1,4
열심히[열씨미]=1
많았어요[마나써요]=1,9
계속했으면[계소캐쓰면]=1,3
좋겠어요[조케써요]=1,6