Different Vowels but Same Pronunciation? - Confusing Korean Vowels
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2021
- When you are learning Korean Hangul, You must face these confusing vowels! Today, we are going to clear those questions!
If you have any other questions on Hangul, Tell me^^
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Wannabe fluent in Korean 🤗
so beautiful voice🥰
How do you understand spelling differences while speaking? There may have similar word with different starting letters WAE, WE, OE. I don't know but I have to learn more
Yes. Love you
We tamil know the difference. எ, ஏ, யெ, யே, வெ, வே, வோ, வொ 😋🫡
It makes me so relieved when I hear people say ‘believe me we don’t know the difference too’ 😂
second to that, makes me feel meaningful again 😅
This was a source of frustration for me too ahaha, great thst she cleared it up fast ahaha
1@@Andy-cv7tz
Im learning Korean and i realized that they all have a very VERY slight difference in sound
I'm already dead dude, they're so confusing :')
@@stutiahuja 😅 yess
not all are are like that. all consonants have different spell and only few vowels have same sound
@@stutiahuja Yes 😭
@@stutiahuja no bro they are very different but an English speaker can't find difference between them easily
the same can be found in English homophones such as CELL and SELL. They have the same pronunciations but we spell it differently because they were spelt so.
But if you were speaking Korean irl, how would they know what you’re talking about if everything sounds the same, and only knowing the difference bc of spelling?
@@bl1ss544 Same way we do with English: context. If someone says “Turn RIGHT,” no one is going to mistake that as “Turn WRITE” because they know “right” is a direction to turn.
@@whenraindropsfall thank you :)
Omg...everything just clicked for me with your cell to sell example! Thank you so much💟
this comment helped me understand the video and overall rule better, thanks!!
when you thought Korean would be easy....
until you realise how difficult it was to memorise spellings of your own native language
well, we don't have this issue in Russia so can't relate
@@LovePantsu yeah also in 🇦🇪 we don’t have all of these 💔
I'm so related to this
You know, if "gh" is pronounced like in enough, "o" is pronounced like in women and "ti" is pronounced like in nation, the word ghoti is pronounced like fish.
And suddenly Korean seemed much easier 😊
indian languages can relate ughh
I already memorize hangul alphabhet and i can read simple words...but still confuse with those vowels. 😊 thank you teachernim 😘
yeah me too😭💔
Absolutely same here😂❤
I already Memorize hangul alphabet and i can read simple words... And. But i am still Confused with this vowel... Thanks. For the Information.. and teaching. us teacher. ❣️❣️
Teacher Can You please Make an one video about. Another two vowels and this vowel are [으] and [우].. Please Teacher 🙏
If you're Bharatiya/Indian, I can help you. I am writing 7th chapter of देवनागरी to 한글 learning.
I was about to give up because I thought my brain was broken and I couldn’t hear the difference 😂
No one else has ever clarified it either.
THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE NOW omg when I was first learning Korean years ago they taught me that it was COMPLETELY different pronunciations for 웨/왜/외 - this helped so much THANK YOU!!
Technically, they are different. But these days we don't distinguish them.
@@sjg4388When you say "these days we don't distinguish them" how long do you mean?
Like I said in my post to Hailey "When I first started learning 한국말, I figured it would be best to start with learning the Korean alphabet. I was instructed by some sources that:
ㅐ = "ay" sound, like the "a" in "Day".
ㅔ = "eh" sound, like the "e" in "Get"."
The way American English speakers would say "Day" and "Get" anyway. lol.
"I also actually heard the difference when I would listen, but sometimes I would hear no difference and sometimes I would be instructed that they sounded the same by other instructors."
I was held back so long because I was trying to get even the simple alphabet pronunciation correct, but I kept getting conflicting information.
I wanted to get each part perfect before moving on to the next thing to learn.
There is a thing called a "paradigm" and all people have them. Look it up for more understanding. Yet, because of paradigms learners need all instructors to present the same information to change those hard set understandings.
감사합니다 for any insights you care to share. 🙂
Where did you reach in your journey with Learning korean are you doing good ..
@@titiadwi5486 wow! I didn’t realize how much time had passed since I commented! But to answer your question, I’m able to read hangul as if it’s second nature now. Reading wise, I’m very good but it’s another thing to listen, that’s always the hard part as I also struggled with this when I learned Spanish. I understand some when people speak - but whenever it’s a video, it’s much easier bc I can always make sure they have english and korean captions so I can look at both when needed. I only in like the past year started seriously learning the language - I only learned “안녕하세요” and how to pronounce the alphabet in the beginning of highschool then took a major break to focus on Spanish and now I’m almost a senior in college lol. I’m completely teaching myself Korean, I’m not taking any formal courses nor do I personally even know anyone in the city I live that is Korean that I could practice/speak it with. I listen to and consume Korean media on a daily basis so I’m constantly around it and it is the definitely the biggest factor of how I learn. I take notes, use the dictionary, conjugation websites, comment in korean, etc. But overall, still a work in progress lol, I’m very satisfied with where I am and sometimes I surprise myself but I really need to work on listening👍🏻
@@sanyangi thank you for answering my questions...I hope you will be as good as you want I love Korea and everything about it ..... am really excited about everything..so please can you recommend any books ...journals... Korean website that may help me...
I was actually struggling with this. Thank so much for this video, Unnie! I am learning a lot from your videos 🥰
Thank you so much! I was wondering if I was too old to learn to hear the differences, but now I know there are no differences. This has made me MORE excited to learn Korean.
I was literally waiting for this unnie thank you so much💜💓
You are the first one to make it clear like this.
It seems everyone else has no problem letting you feel stupid.
U r the only person that has explained this. I can finally stop stressing out. Thankyou so much!
Listening Skills are important here when we listen multiple times its easy to grasp
Thank you! I was looking for this explanation😍 I am learning Korean and got confused because of the similar sounds but couldn’t really understand it. 정말 감사합니다
Once again 감사합니다 unnie...!! For this amazing learning lecture..☺❤
I like your simple way of explaining these. thank you this was helpful :)
Thank you for clearing our confusions Eonnie💜
You have great videos and teach so so well! Need to start memorizing and learning vocab if you have any tips!
Wow this is so helpful!! Really love your explanation😍 선생님 감사합니다! ^_^
Thankyou so much.. finally i found the answer. Your content is really helpful and easy to understand. 감사합니다 산생님 🙏
We have something similar in Polish. "Rz" -"ż" or "ch"-"h" or "u"-"ó" make the same sound but are used in different words. Apparently in the past they sounded differently but not anymore. There are rules that help in knowing which to choose but people are bad at memorising them.
Love your videos! ❤ 😂
우리 선생님 너무 예쁘다 .. 진짜 감사합니다 🥺🤍
really thank you so much for your amazing efforts .. your channel is the most useful channel 😍🤍
you are a very nice teacher . thank you for teaching .
Waiting for your video....thank you so much for all of your videos...love u
Thx in three minutes answered all my questions.. plus you look very beautiful and natural .. ‘m subscribing now
This was really helpful. Thank you!
I was always struggling to tell the difference between these sounds, it's reassuring to know that i's because there isn't a real difference anymore. Although that means I need to focus more on spelling !
It was explained in a very engaging and interesting way. Thank you!
Good to know, they know. Now, I know, too. 감사합니다 Hailey - very valuable!
You are the Best Korean Teacher... Thank You Sooo Much Hailey ❤️❤️✨💫
I always get confuse in it.
But not now because of you.
Thank you unnie for teaching us...
Thank you, this has been helpful!
Soooo helpful! Thanks so much
Very useful video!Thank you!
okay now im cramming your videos
This topic is very difficult to pronunciation to Foreigners. but you are a good teacher to explain those word. Thank you for your teaching.
Yeah,this video is really helpful for me because I always get confused about these vowels.정말 감사합니다 😄
Ohhhh Now I got it. Thank you and miss you ❤❤☺☺
Thank you for doing this video. The complex vowels are so confusing.
Great video! Thanks!
This makes me feel amazing. It’s just difference in meaning, not pronunciation.😭I was so focused on saying corrwctly
Korean in the chipmunks voice sounds so freakin' cute.😍
I almost got crazy, was doubting my hearing ability, thought I miss some special audio frequence and should see a doctor.
There is a differerence! I can always hear it and am never able copy it. It freaks me out!😂
Thanks for this video.
You cleared my confusion about "same pronunciation"
thank you mam😊👍🏼
thank you so much, i actually thought they sound different, its same in french with é,e,ê,è,ë and i,ï,î now its clear thank you
Im a new fan :) Hope to teach more :) Thanks alot Hailey/Tunakim Eonni :)
me tryin to learn korean and this appears to be the basics :)
Gracias 💓💓💓💓 aprendo mucho con tus clases
You cleared my confusion, thanks.
Thank you so much sister 💗 you teach us nice very nice.... with lots of love ❤
Very interesting Hailey;
As you ask for it, could you explain us the trick of linking the pronunciation of one syllable to the following ? it seems very frequent in your language and puzzle me a lot when I try to decipher many long words
Thank you so much, that helped a lot!
God, I watched your vowel video and was freaking out, re-winding a million times trying to hear the difference. XD
OMG, 😲 at last I am getting it now.🥳 gamsamida unni.💥💯👌👍
Thank you so much you make it easier ❤️❤️
안 녕하세요! I am in the vary beginning of learnign 한글 and when I was though the double vowels yesterday i just told myself NOWAY! THIS IS NIGHTMARE but rn your video makes it easy to grasp them. Thank you teacher-nim. ♡
thank you so much this helped me a lot !!!!!!:)
You taught so well
Your so underrated you deserve more! But please do a video on how to know which "wae" is it?
Only way is learning vocabulary
❤thank you! I've finally understood this
I love ur every moment
You teaching is nice .l like your way of teaching and easy. I am easy to learn thankyou so much unnie😍🤩
Nice video 👍 thanks for sharing this 😊
Love u teacher...bcoz I'm learning it really easily ... 😅😅😅
I would like to give a 1000 likes for this lesson. I thought I couldn't distinguish the sound difference because I am new to the language. But now its cleared.
it's quite difficult but u made it easy for us thankyou.
thanks, it was just i needed so
It's still hard to memorize 😭
Wow it's cool
You are my Korean best teacher
Thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
They are all different but very subtle u + e, o + i !!!!!--- speak together quickly .have to practice and listen to many natives speaking.
Thank you so much for this video👍👍👍. Really was in need of it for I felt that like an idiot for not knowing the difference between their pronunciation....😂😂 But now I know that it sounds the same only difference is the spelling and the context 👍👍👍👍 ❤️
I love you unnie!!
Am gonna share it with my friends ❤
You are the best teacher 👍👍👍💜💜
Thank you very much
Thank you Hailey!! :-)
New subscriber 😝😁
It has so much similarity with 'Tamil' one of south Indian languages.In Tamil as well the vowels and consonants are added to form a syllable and there are few letters which are almost similar in sounds but not identical. We also would memorize the letters based one words and remember for specific words we should use a specific letter though there is similar letter which give athe same sound.Happy to know that.my mother tongue has so much similarity with the language I love
I laugh soo hard when your voice changes to baby voice 😂😂 u look you cute ❤️also thank you soooo so sooo much for this lesson.😘❤️💜
So it means we have to memorise the spelling^_^. Unnie please teach us colors in korean..! :)
Thank you hailey unnie 🥰🥰
Thank you so much
You helped me
Thnk u so much for this 💜💜
Thank you 😍❤️
احبكِ 🤍
Because of the same sound I always pronounce them wrong
Thank you for actually solving this prblm of mine bcoz I always procrastinated to know the difference 😁😁❤️
I'm learning Korean and i realized that they all have a very very slight difference in sound ok 👍 nice ❤️
Thank you so much to teaching a korean language i really appreciated that. Sana po mas matuto pa ako sa inyo medyo mahirap pero kakayanin ko at makikita po kita dyan at promise magpapasalamat ako sayo ng sobra 🥰🥰 당신과 있어서 행복해요. 🥰🥰
Am clear now!!! gamsahamnida my sweet teacher💝💜borhae forever💜💝...
This is honestly the same for English. Such as 'Their, There, and They're'. Their, is a way of ownership saying that its someones or something. There, is a way of saying where something is. They're is a shorter way to say "they are".
i really wants to know these
thanks unnie 😘
당신은 아주 좋은 선생님입니다
Thank you for nice video
love you dear.. ♡
Thanks
Thanks to god. I saw this vid..... I first tried to differentiate, but honestly there's nothing sounds other but same 🎉🎉🎉 nd you clarified we 'memorize words' so nothing else even if their sounds are same 😅😅
same in other languages, e.g. German Ä and E sound usually the same. Also in English Q and cue etc. Korean is by comparison very logical.
you just saved my life.
Foreigner sounds like "Where cooked in?" Korean actually makes sense to an English speaker :D