How do you pronounce 입니다? imnida or ibnida? EXPLAINED

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[@marcosmartin7487]

It’s pronounced IMNIDA because the rule called nasalization. I know it because I studying Korean also. 😉 My salute from Spain. 😻

[@nonono2932]

i want to study korean toooo~

[@marcosmartin7487]

dec닝 Then, why don’t you start to study now? Cheer up. 👍🏻 Learning the rules of pronunciation is important. 👌🏻

[@nwabuduuzodike9629]

Hi, which resources do you use??

[@marcosmartin7487]

Nwabudu Uzodike I use books of two editorial: Darakwon and Talk To Me In Korean. Books are written in English. There is a book of Korean Pronunciation Guide of the Darakwon Editorial. It’s very helpful.

[@nwabuduuzodike9629]

@@marcosmartin7487 Thanks I am using Howtostudykorean.com and Duolingo!! Do you have any tips for me?

[@nadari9162]

So nasalization is the reason why i never understand korean conversation. Thank you this will help me a lot from now on

[@onecuriousowl]

So, did it help in the long run?

[@nadari9162]

@@onecuriousowl Nope. Still understand nothing. :|

[@onecuriousowl]

@@nadari9162 oh god. I’m three months in my studies and kinda worried, hahah!

[@nadari9162]

@@onecuriousowl Though, I never watched KDramas or something similar. Just a lot of music, where the pronunciation is consciously alter to match the rhyme. Oh and I had no one to practice speaking with. That was a problem aswell

[@onecuriousowl]

@@nadari9162 oh, that makes sense. I don’t like to use music as reference for pronunciation, it varies a lot because of melody (not to mention sometimes I don’t even understand songs in my own native language lol). But I can guarantee you that movies/dramas are really helpful. The reason I can guarantee is because I learned most of my English just through watching Harry Potter and self teaching. Trying to do the same with Korean now.

[@user-kx5se6ee6x]

Could you please make a video about how to structure a korean sentence? 감사합니다 ~

[@tricok577]

Roni Youkhana I think she said it already in one of her videos~ If I remember correctly it was a video named ‘10 things you need to remember before you start learning korean’ or something like that~ But if you want her to make video specialized just for then the okay ^^ Korean uses sentence structure subject-object-verb unlike English that uses s-v-o (subject-verb-object) so if you try to make sentence in Korean you have to say it like this: I(는 pointing that ‘I’ is a subject) - Korean(를 telling that ‘Korean’ is object) - speak. I(는)-Korean(를)-speak. 저는 한국어를 말합니다. (I hope that I conjugated 말하다 (speak) correctly :D) I hope that I helped ^^ And sorry for the long comment xD

[@solig.651]

First: 는/은 are NOT a subject marker (althought is normally attached to it) but a theme particle so you may see it attached to other complements. 가/이 are subject markers. And as the previous comment said: Subject (lots of times is omitted) - Object- Verb -Also other complements such as place and time go after the subject and before the object, in the middle. But sometimes time complements can go before subject (normally if they are adverbs such as 오늘). -Clauses(if), explanations (like "because), etc, go before the main sentence. Eg: - 케이팝을 좋아하기 때문에 한국어를 공부합니다. (I) study korean because I like Kpop. Hope it helped!

[@ChauChannel011]

She did say it in a previous vid. For the most part, I believe, it’s Subject - Object - Verb. Or just Subject - Verb

[@nicolacrisolo2504]

How about maknae?

[@ChauChannel011]

@@nicolacrisolo2504 yep. it's pronounced "mang nae"

[@jycmimi413]

*-DUH, IT'S DEFINITELY "UNNIEDA"-*

[@ershadwahid2020]

Kpop Trash hey , how did you that line thing across your word ?????? I really want to know

[@melaniecookie5151]

Ershad Wahid - write it like this and don’t use spaces -

[@Lalilala98]

-doesitworkonmine-

[@Lalilala98]

-how-

[@glodimbafumoja4145]

-kamsahamninda-

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Woow.. so many people want to learn 한국어 and 한글! Impressive! Fighting everyone in here💪. Her videos are really effective!

[@sangsangtveasykoreanlangua7811]

@@minnie211 Hi mena 😉😊 한국어 is Korean Language , 한글 is Korean Alphabet or Letters 👍

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@@minnie211 your welcome. ask me anything haha

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[@Jay-wi5gh]

@@sangsangtveasykoreanlangua7811 wow never knew the difference. 감사합니다 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@xencaritativo7314]

koreaboos: iTS acTualLy “iMNIdaR”

[@mcddak4441]

Onion

[@ranjanasen3794]

Hermione Granger: IT'S IMBNIDA NOT IMNIDARRRRRR

[@biancaalexandria4216]

ONCEEEEE

[@sasasansasan]

Onion [insert name] imnidarr

[@himaririku5289]

@@ranjanasen3794 LMAOO

[@GygaxGirl]

These types of grammar rules are so important for us learners. Thanks for this explanation. More vids like this, please.

[@GrayPM]

Hi Korean Unnie, can you discuss other words that need similar pronunciation clarification :) it would truly help learners like me. Thank you

[@alakkantideb8942]

Yes

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[@jycmimi413]

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[@김희선-g6n]

Kpop Trash probably?

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@@김희선-g6n Wdym?

[@thaliacalistaazalia352]

So, this is same thing like 막내, it's pronounce 망내 isn't it ? Am i the only one pronounced it maknae before ? Only me ? Ok. Sorry for my bad english

[@KoreanUnnie]

Exactly!

[@ryzaali9641]

Waaaahhhhhhh i've never been this surprised in my life but now.... boo boo

[@ChauChannel011]

Thalia Calista my head just exploded!

[@re45on]

Oml! I always wandered why I never heard any koreans saying 'maknae', but now ik it's cuz they were saying 'mangnae' instead😮😂

[@archanavbhat7029]

This makes so much sense now...even I used to pronounce it as maknae ..I was always confused to why would they say it as "mangnae" hehe

[@kronideus_portfolio]

Started studying few days ago, wish me luck!🤞

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GOOD LUCK 🍀👏🏽👏🏽☺️

[@jaems314]

How u doing now?

[@kronideus_portfolio]

@@jaems314 hey! thanks for checking, im doing fine with the studies, tho it is limited because of online classess and other stuffs, but I still review and learn new stuffs slowly, im studying main in talk to me in korean website and channel

[@jaems314]

@@kronideus_portfolio oh wow well done 👏🏻

[@kronideus_portfolio]

@@jaems314 thanks, how about you?

[@Taebichan]

Thanks Korean Unnie. Now i understand 😄👌

[@hangukhusdad7320]

Yeah there are many words like this. It's similar to English with words like "aisle" or "queue". English spelling sometimes makes no sense too

[@anjaanja6448]

korean makes sense but not englisch lol

[@rmsdimples4912]

And dumb, thumb and all those silent letters

[@AmiAki]

Except those English words have nothing to do with nasalisation

[@jermyhartwell9494]

Your right we add a lot of letters to words that have no sound they just exist in the word like gnat why add the g if its silent

[@actuallypierre]

@@rmsdimples4912 in french "aux(which means to the-plural) is pronounced "o" like WHAT

[@k4ity]

ANNYEONGHASEYO JEONEUN BANGTAN SONYEONDAN HWANGGEUM MAKNAE JEON JUNGKOOK IMNIDA

[@suhaylasiman2918]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@alexfierro7658]

OMG I actually understood that!

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AMI💜✨✨

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[@neosartt]

I understand annyeonghaseyo/안녕하세오 obviously. But i think the basic meaning of the sentence is hello i like bts jungkook is my favorite singer/member? Did i get that right? ㅠㅠ

[@jjkmyu]

You’re such an amazing explainer to beginners including me! I tried to watch what is nasalisation from other youtubers but I didn’t understand anything but when it comes to you, i can understand it easily! Thanks 언니!

[@trina397]

I believe all languages have this you dont pronounce it how its written which can be confusing so best is to watch films, news or other related stuff to the language you're trying to learn otherwise it will be hard for you to learn it without knowing how to pronounce words correctly.

[@kweenas-lyrics510]

Trina2126 except in finnish, u pronounce everything as it it's written

[@trina397]

@@kweenas-lyrics510 cool thats way better

[@KimaknaeLine]

Trina2126 expect for Spanish cause Spanish most of the time sounds the way it looks

[@io-zf1fy]

italian is pronounced as it is written too!

[@kecaz20]

Btw hindi is too pronounced as it's written...😅😅😅...FYI, it's an Indian language

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Wow thank you for this unnie now many things make so much more sense

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[@sadie2melw]

I love that you explained this so easily. This isn't even in my language learning book. Thanks!

[@jahnavishetty2551]

I really wanna know why 내 (yes) is pronounced as "dae" +with ㄷ sound) and not as "nae" same with the "누나" as "duna" with a d ㄷ sound. I couldn't tell if they were pronouncing it that way or if I heard it that way

[@kristelmagdael11]

Bae tae saranghae I think it has something to do with someone’s breathing or how abrupt you pronounce it? If im not wrong that’s the term? So in foreign ears, it sometimes siunds like “d” sound but the correct way of pronouncing it is with the “N” sound. Let’s learn Korean also discussed it, you can check them out.

[@klaraciric6282]

in korean n is actually pronounced differently, in english when you say n your tongue is right behind your teeth, but in korean your tongue is a bit further back so at times it really sounds like d

[@jahnavishetty2551]

@@kristelmagdael11 thanks I'm gonna check them out!

[@jahnavishetty2551]

@@klaraciric6282 so it is actually pronounced with the "n" sound but it sounds like "d" to our ears. I get that! Thank you so much for clearing it out to me!

[@kristelmagdael11]

Min Kitty correcting myself: it was Talk To Me In Korean. :) they have youtube as well as website

[@TheAlixSH]

So far so good. We have the same rule in arabic, very naisu. Thanks for your time and effort Korean Unnie!

[@GiGi-nl5sn]

Hi! Korean Unnie. This is beyond helpful. I am equally confused. Thanks!!!

[@nathyf.1467]

Thank you for making this video, i just began learning korean and was really confused with this detail.

[@LuminescentSky2]

for me it's always been logical cause it's hard to pronounce 입니다 as ib-ni-da fast so saying im-ni-da has been natural for me. also with other badchims. but that's maybe because I've understood the concept of badchims pretty fast (the fact that they're cut of without being breathed). this also makes it logical for me that ㅅ as a badchim sounds like a T and I still see it as the same letter and not a special pronunciation rule.

[@thamcarol]

Really simple, good and clear explanation. Thank you so much!

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Thanku so much unnie you actually make Korean learning easy and fun💗 정말 쉽고 재미있게 한국어를 배울 수 있게 해주는 언니들 너무 고마워요💗

[@bahars305]

This was the most suitable thing has ever been recommended to me! It was actually 30 minutes ago I was wondering about this question. As a beginner who has just started learning Korean I was so shocked I saw this in my recommendations!!! Thank you girl! Thank you KZbin!

[@caffict]

Can you make a video about difference between imnida,hamnida,and sumnida......plzzz

[@angelmaria6619]

Sorry Unnie, found your channel so late..😥 You really made learning Korean fun and easy for an Indian girl like me.. really love the way you speak😘😘

[@AmiAki]

While I understood there were sound changes in Hangul I never understood the nasalisation bit of it. Even when I read up on it ppl were saying that’s why Korean ‘yes’ 네 sometimes sounds like 데 to foreign ears. This video really helped, thank you!

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It's really important and impressive video :) Saludo de Corea 🇰🇷

[@hskteoh4548]

Thank you!!!!!!! I'm self studying Korean and have been so confused!

[@lio7303]

Unnie thank you soo much I got the motivation to continue learning Korean because of you... I had given up even before I had actually started to learn properly Your the best teacher 사랑해요 !!! (hope the word is right) ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nahinshaikh6171]

Thank you Korean Unnie 💖

[@angelina-gg6zs]

감사합니다 언니

[@baoTAEfuL]

I coincidentally was suggested this video to watch....and it was so helpful!!! Thank you!!!

[@princeza873]

Why is that so (simple) BC THE LANGUAGE IS SO DAHH

[@andrewchoi2613]

Thanks for explaining this rule in detail!

[@yadikaruraz207]

I was born in Korea, and Im turkish and everyday when I try to speak Korean I get confused

[@ukrainer7723]

Ok, how about ㅎ? Sometimes you don’t pronounce it, like in 감사합니다. It is more like “kamsaamnida” than “kamsahamnida” (the same works with all 하다 verbs in form of 힙니다). Or like in 많이 (many). I know that it is patchim, but why do you add ㅎ?

[@patii1898]

That was really helpful, thank you! You're my favorite teacher😄

[@roxxc1169]

I am from Romania and i start to learn Korean by myself from you and also from Talk to me in korean but it s hard to memorise, how can i remember the words very easy?❤❤

[@MCbenjamindu11300]

Use Memrise!

[@szaszasza4095]

Hey, daca vrei sa inveti cuvinte eu iti recomand aplicatia Drops. Si eu folosesc si ma ajutat mult. Cand am hotarat sa invat coreeana am inceput cu duolingo dar mia parut prea greu si mam gandit mai bine daca prima data invat cateva cuvinte si apoi poate sa vina partea de gramatica... Pana acum am invatat cu drops cam 500 de cuvinte si acum am inceput sa invat si eu cu talk to me in korean si ma uit la videouri pe youtube:)

[@alexandrapopa859]

Hii. I'm also from Romania and to learn Korean I use LingoDeer and drops. You can write the words in a notebook and review them once or twice a week. Hope that this helped you 💜😊

[@imperfect9347]

Memorise and use at least 10 or 15 words per day. I mean for example, Wow look over there! There is a 자동차 (car) on 도로 (road). I hope i spell it right xD! Good luck guys!

[@kukkical3962]

Thanks! Now I understand why maknae is pronounced as mangnae! Very helpful indeed.

[@v_rose]

how do you build a sentence in korean

[@markabad8798]

SOV

[@re45on]

They^^ mean the sentence structure/order is Subject-Object-Verb, which is obvs different to english BUT there are also particles (such as topic markers and object markers), verb ending changes (based on honorifics) and noun ending changes to worry about. Sorry, idk enough about these myself to explain them but yh, it'll take a while to understand all of these aspects so that u can make your own sentence... Hope this helped xx

[@clmin1230]

Thank you so much. Your explanation was a tremendous help.

[@Izzy-ru9oj]

Unnie how about 닽 and 닸 it's really confusing

[@floraleighbohia2955]

I guess it's like this The *"ㅅ"* and *"ㅆ"* 됐다 = dwae*TT*da 됐어요 = dwae*SS*eoyo 못해 = mo*T*hae 곳으로 = go*S*euro Sound as *"T"* when followed by a *consonant* Sound as *"S"* when followed by the *"ㅇ"* I hope this helps you~

[@Izzy-ru9oj]

@@floraleighbohia2955 ohh i get it thank you😊

[@glinnisyoung]

This is SO HELPFUL, thank you so much!!

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Omg I haven’t been this early since Bts wasn’t popular 😂 btw amazing video! It was so confusing but now I understand so well!

[@purposelife1463]

you are the best teacher ever PS I LOVE your videos

[@bangpinkima357]

why isnt spelled like this instead "감사함니다" ? why cant it be "ㅁ" instead of "ㅂ" ?

[@hoseokandsansblackgf4676]

I’m pretty sure ~합니다 is a stem/established root that means doing (something) and 자음동화 allows the korean language to keep the ㅂ in the final consonant

[@bangpinkima357]

@@hoseokandsansblackgf4676 okayy ty

[@hemaurr]

It's just how it is, see in english there are many words like this which makes no sense, for example take the word isle, why isn't it pronounced as i-sle?? It's just how a language is written sometimes🤷

[@learnkoreanwithk-pop861]

So helpful! Thank you ❤️

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Its 2 am in the morning wth is wrong with me-

[@jk_tv9829]

I also started to teach Korean using my bad English. it was really hard to teach Korean. 한국언니 is really good teacher.

[@chairsunken731]

"This thing in grammar" you meant phonetics

[@e1k4e]

AAAA THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE CONCISE EXPLANATION !!!

[@hyunjikim6217]

Also... How do you pronounce 있는 Is it issneun or ittneun?

[@samisuncreative4316]

It's pronounced ittneun. ㅈ, ㄷ, ㅅ, ㅌ, ㅊ, ㅉ, ㄸ, and ㅆ all make a 't' sound in the 받침 position unless the next syllable starts with a vowel.

[@arsenic222]

@@samisuncreative4316 No it's not. You forgot about the rule introduced in this video. It's actually pronounced as [인는].

[@samisuncreative4316]

@@arsenic222 You are right. My bad. I forgot that that one goes through a couple weird pronunciation rules. ㅆ -> ㄷ -> ㄴ 있고 would be ittgo but 있는 is more like 인는 (in-neun)

[@kicchususan]

Thanx unni... :D I watch this rule somewhere but u make it sound so easy to understand

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언니 너는 매우 귀엽다 ㅋㅋㅋ

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Yeah kookmin😂 Also Thailand is taekook right? And namkook is north korea?

[@casiekelsie5581]

North Korea is 북한 Buk-han. South Korea is 남한 Nam-han. (북 Buk = North. 남 Nam = South. 동 Dong = East. 서 Seo = West) Thailand is 태국 Tae-gook, it doesnt really sound like 'k' but romanizing it as 'kook' is ok.

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Thank you. This was very helpful.

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I saw Ggami!!!! Very good video, Unnie! You explained it well! 👍👍

[@carmelaculaton3827]

I have a question why "ㅅ, ㅆ" become "t" sometimes? Thanks.

[@AmiAki]

Carmela Culaton Batchim sound changes

[@veronicabasyal]

Because it is followed by a consonant...same with ㅊ

[@carmelaculaton3827]

@@veronicabasyal yeah I noticed that too, so that sometimes when I'm reading hangul I'm cofused because of that. Btw thanks :)

[@veronicabasyal]

Carmela Culaton you’re welcome 😇

[@carmelaculaton3827]

@@AmiAki okay thank you I watched a video about batchim, now I understand :)

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I'm learning korean every day from your videos..you explain so clearly... and I hope I'll be good in korean one day!! :)

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Thank you for explaining this!

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This was so helpful and very informative. I appreciate your guidance with these videos!!! Thank you!

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Thanks Korean Unnie that will definitely make korean easier for me 😊good thing we have you as our teacher. Thxs a lot!!! :)💗💗

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Super helpful, it was driving me crazy!

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Best explanation i heard, thanks

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Do videos more on grammar rules. Thank youuu

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@Abbazzz nice question tnx......And Unnie also a big tnx too u....I love u Unnie

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Hi Korean Unnie😊 I'm a new subscriber and I just found out your channel yesterday. You really make learning Korean fun and easy😊 I'm currently studying Korean through mobile apps and youtube videos (like this). I regret that I just found your channel now ㅠㅠ Looking forward to more informative and fun videos😊💓 Thank youuu Korean Unnie!!💞

[@younghage25]

....and also 설날 (lunar new year) seolnal but pronounced as seollal but many of my friends pronounced it seolnal...