Hello I'm having trouble reading four letter syllables. Like this one. 읽다. To read. Are there any tips you can give for reading these kinds of syllables?
For this particular word, you need to pronounce both ㄹ and ㄱ but it's going to be different every time you have two different consonants at the bottom so you will just need to learn as you encounter them!
감사합니다 I got the last one wrong. Great explanation. I need to do a better job of listening to how it would sound vs just mechanically following the rules. Have a good weekend, 선생님!
I got all of them right except that tricky last one! I had the concept right, but when I was trying to sound it out I was thinking it would sound more like ㅛ but didn't figure the word would end with ㅛ twice. I just couldn't get to ㅕ. I'm still figuring out compound vowels!
Hello I'm having trouble reading four letter syllables. Like this one. 읽다. To read. Are there any tips you can give for reading these kinds of syllables?
For this particular word, you need to pronounce both ㄹ and ㄱ but it's going to be different every time you have two different consonants at the bottom so you will just need to learn as you encounter them!
That's a hard one the ㄹ andㄱ together
Thanks Buster for answering my question right away.
감사합니다 I got the last one wrong. Great explanation. I need to do a better job of listening to how it would sound vs just mechanically following the rules. Have a good weekend, 선생님!
Thank you and you have a wonderful weekend too!
안녕 😊 I was really unsure how to conjugate 다니다, but after your explanation it is totally clear. Thanks a lot 😊
You're very welcome!
감사합니다 선생님.
I doesn't enough learned that week, but i catch that up on the Weekend. Thank yo for your mail.
I’m pretty sure I missed the part about combining vowels.☺️
ㅎㅎ 다 이해했어요
감사합니닿🙇🏻♀️
오예!
Great lesson. It's very clear.
Thank you!
But somewhere I read that verbs with the last vowel ~ ㅡ have a special conjugation, or like some additional rules. Or is it always with ~ㅓ?
Not very sure what you are referring to. But as I have stated, not all verbs will follow this rule! There will be many exceptions.
I got all of them right except that tricky last one! I had the concept right, but when I was trying to sound it out I was thinking it would sound more like ㅛ but didn't figure the word would end with ㅛ twice. I just couldn't get to ㅕ. I'm still figuring out compound vowels!
Thank you, i only got the last one wrong! Make more sence for sounding it out ☺️
Awesome!
Awh.... Thank you Sean!
No problem!
Thank you! I can't actually believe that i wrote 다녀요 in my notebook but i thought it will be stupid to send it as well🤣
Believe in yourself!😛
I should!
다녀요 stuck in my mind and I am now sure I’ll never forget it.😁Thank you so much. ☺️🙌
Perfect Marjan!
Thank you so much for this lesson/explanation. It makes so much more sense now. It clicked and I had a "light bulb" moment, Lol. Have a great week!
I love when the light bulb goes "ding"! Indeed a beautiful moment when learning a language!
I got it !!! Fighting !! Lol