How to Read Korean in 20 Minutes

Edit on Jul. 31: At 2:43, the 20 seconds of black screen is actually supposed to be video footage of me pronouncing the letter, but I guess it corrupted. It kept on going corrupt during editing, and I thought I fixed it, and I was sure I did, but I guess I didn't watch the final video hard enough.
Hey guys! I made a Korean tutorial teaching you how to read Korean. It is very easy compared to English, to be honest, and I made sure to make this tutorial incredibly detailed with step-by-step processes. You will be able to follow along with the video as you're watching.
This is for people who want to learn Korean, most of whom are probably K-pop fans wishing to learn how to read Korean. If you are one of them, you came to the right video. This video is detailed, not too long, and only delivers the learning content. It actually makes you understand the language and gives you tips on how to memorize Korean faster and easier.
Anyways, I hope you guys found this helpful. If you did, then leave a like. If you want to say anything, leave a comment in the comment section below, and subscribe to my channel. Thanks for watching! Bye.
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[@OllehRebelz]

4 years later, I finally made the sequel HOW TO WRITE KOREAN: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKK2qYtnfMikn5o . Go watch go go go

[@dimasaput]

thanks

[@Joannameow455]

YAY

[@YunjinHwang-be6gl]

I'm taking lessons from a friend for Korean next week but this will definitely help me understand him a little more because I speak English and he only speaks Korean and Spanish😅

[@Pinkesthic_Skies]

thx:) you've helped me alot

[@shinyagami8843]

4 years later I can ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 🤣

[@Mrs.park_parsley]

I'm super late here but.. honestly I've watched a LOT of videos trying to teach this and yours is by far the best of them! Finally my brain isn't panicking with the reading anymore. Thank you so much!! :)

[@kimyujin4629]

Same

[@sidneycalderon6547]

Same :D

[@beomchars]

same!

[@녹-b2g]

Eita

[@manhatoufeeq5026]

Same

[@StarJesse13]

I literally learned more in this short 23 minute video than I have with 6 weeks of Duolingo and reading beginners books. My mind is literally blown 🤯. I’ll be saving this and coming back to it often. Thank you sooo much for this!

[@gailwilliams9798]

really? i found it SO fast!

[@GolemOfMagic]

don't just read the books as you read them also write down what you learn. and don't just copy from the book but read and put in your own words that will make it easier for you to remember and learn. Also make lessons for yourself and put everything you struggle with more then the rest in one group and study and relearn them till you the full hang of it. I do know if it will help you but it might

[@StarJesse13]

@@GolemOfMagicthanks for the tips. That’s what I’ve been doing, but my memory is trash so it takes me some time. Making pretty good progress though and this video helped a ton 👍🏻

[@GolemOfMagic]

@@StarJesse13 im glad to hear that i also have a bad memory so it has taken me time to learn some as well. I try to do as much open exposed learning that i can and then do study lessons usually in the morning and at night and i tend to remember more easily. If you can met somebody who speaks(or someone else learning as well) talking to each other in the language you are learning could be very helpful as well. Im sorry if i am saying too much or what not or if i sound rude in any way i just am trying to be helpful.. But i am glad you have improved and still working on it.

[@StarJesse13]

@@GolemOfMagic oh, no worries. I can tell your intention is to be helpful and I appreciate it. Thank you 😊.

[@melodicsilence1325]

I recently got into kpop and was quite proud of "teaching myself" to read hangul by staring at an alphabet chart for half an hour, but reading along to lyrics/subtitles/etc really confused me with the top vs bottom consonants. This was super clear and I have a MUCH better understanding now, none of the other videos i've seen have spelled out the names of the characters (which is such an easy way to understand how they work??? why doesn't anyone else explain that lmao) thank you so much!!

[@-seoulair]

bro how much time did it take you to be able to read hangul

[@lillybell2068]

@@-seoulair u can learn it in an hour if u try hard enough

[@yeol_its_me]

Omg welcome baby kpop fan, which groups do you stan ?

[@anwesha0708]

Hey you baby kpop stan 😆 is your first group Ateez?

[@asfandiyarkhan7066]

@@yeol_its_me mine is bts and my bias is V 💜💜

[@mint0421]

As a Korean, I feel proud that others are learning Korean.

[@leehouten2345]

I love learning Korean. It is such a rich and beautiful language from a beautiful culture

[@chichou7]

@@leehouten2345so fun too

[@yuta_00]

Bro said "rich" to a language 😭😭😭​@@leehouten2345

[@V1TORY]

I love your culture!!

[@reyannacorf71]

It really surprises me that more apps don’t go in depth about top and bottom sounds, both eggbun and duolingo use them but they don’t give you proper context about why the sound has changed suddenly 😭

[@hyukaeffect]

I was reading Korean wrong this whole time because duolingo didn't tell me any of this 😩

[@catenjoyer76]

Duolingo is good to practice but not really to learn a language profoundly

[@mini8465]

This is wonderful! You have an exceptional talent in teaching clearly and making it easy. Thank you:)

[@claudia-p4g]

[@atharvajadhav9471]

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@@atharvajadhav9471 🚵

[@aydenwayne1622]

this was easy to you, you must be sped or autistic or something

[@albertosantos8008]

@@Mernanaji6 ?Wdym

[@quackncheese]

BY THE WAY, in Japanese there is a circle voicing mark, so there are actually some circles in Japanese, but they will almost always be on the top right of the character

[@Joe-yr9oy]

Yes, in Japanese we also use ○ to indicate a correct mark like how English uses a tick, and a 。for a full stop. All this aside I think the scripts look all very different. Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Korean look completely different even though I only speak Japanese and English I don’t think it hard to tell them apart.

[@eee_eee]

@@Joe-yr9oy agreed, I don’t understand how people confuse Korean with Chinese, they absolutely look different (except for the fonts)

[@jorgepeterbarton]

Voicing mark. Is like a degrees sign almost °°°°°°°

[@watchmakerful]

@@Joe-yr9oy And also a circle that makes "p" out of "h".

[@KuraSourTakanHour]

@@eee_eee Yeah, personally the Arabic languages are much harder for foreigners to tell the difference in writing

[@user-px8dx1eu3l]

was attempting to learn korean by myself cause I just got into kpop and have finally come across those videos without english subtitles, and while I was writing things out for practice the top/bottom consonant things and this video helped me out a TON!! It's so much easier to understand, so thanks for that!

[@LeeKnowsPookie]

I need your patience 😂❤

[@maekoh]

I've been really wanting to learn this language but I've never been good at concentration and memorization so i was scared to even begin, but the way you put everything made it really easy to start memorizing and using in daily activities, thank you so much!

[@Me-cs1uv]

Wanna learn with me, virtually of course, I need someone to practice with😅😅

[@mara_q9979]

@@Me-cs1uv I wish I had seen your comment 8 months ago haha. How far have you come in learning Korean?

[@KT_ASV]

@@Me-cs1uv great idea 💡

[@我让它发生]

如果你喜欢韩国语必须学习！

[@kio-kinv]

I’m Japanese so the rieul and double consonant pronouciations were quite easy!

[@mak7432]

out of all the lessons ive ever seen, none of them have ever taught about the bottom sounds!! especially how the actual names of the letters literally spell it out for you on how to use them at the top and bottom. I also havent seen lessons on pronouncing when there are two letters at the bottom !! thank u!!

[@riverrxsesroadto1504]

I recommend, if you’re a beginner, go to this channel to learn: GoBilly He explains everything! Hangul, how to read, etc!

[@gloss39]

I've been trying to learn hangeul and I haven't really paid attention to the characters' names but I realized through this video that they actually give you a clue in terms of pronunciation. Not even one of the tutorials I have watched before mentioned that. I really thought that's just how you call them. thanks so much!

[@jensoop]

I can already read 한글 pretty well but sometimes you need to make sure you’re really doing it right

[@halatiny6537]

Same same

[@ghx5490]

Just needs a little practice!

[@Filipcorobivblenderi]

good one xD

[@kritikaj04]

Nice one lmao

[@sampugh]

Very clever..

[@imdedbahahaha]

Thank you for the help! I’m going to South Korea on my birthday.

[@squidge7698]

I'm an absolute beginner in learning Hangul but this video was really helpful! Thank you for expressing everything so clearly and methodically!

[@SHELLY-AVE]

우리 아빠는 한국인이고 나는 그와 다시 소통하는 방법을 알아내려고 노력하고 있어. 이건 정말 도움이 됐어! 인기 This is so helpful!!!

[@powerpuff4ever]

This is two years old and super underwatched for probably the best Hangul breakdown I’ve seen. I keep restarting my Korean learning and I legitimately don’t think I’ve ever gotten bottom consonants in one of these. I think it just doesn’t come up in any of the other “be able read Korean in 30 minutes” videos and gets reserved as a “you’ll learn about those when you get to advanced vocabulary” types of things

[@Yinniee_2.2]

You lost me when you started saying the alphabet

[@archnebula905]

It sounds like when you try to take a bite of your food but it’s still tooo hot

[@eu20comer]

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[@AmeyaJinesh]

Me too 😅

[@KaushalyaKaushalyadilrukshi]

🎉ushen

[@josianemarinho8755]

Why?😂😂😂

[@yasminrodrigues343]

English isn’t my first language and I’m trying to learn Korean now with some classes. Your video help me with my English and Korean at the same time and I’m very grateful cause it’s seems a lot easier now than I thought. Thanks you ❤️

[@sophiamukaevaquisanie]

same

[@lennielewis3970]

This actually helped me a lot, all I need is to understand what I'm reading 🤣🤣

[@starei]

now i know how to read korean *i just dunno what it means*

[@notalek8510]

Fr

[@notalek8510]

Unless it something obvious like banana being 바나나

[@2k._wq]

Me who's fluent in russian, romanian, spanish, italian and latin watching this 3 years later waiting to crash my brain to lear another language:👁👄👁

[@marwaskzstan5336]

relatable LMAOO but its never to bad learning more languages 🤭

[@jaellep9833]

Okay but why is this gem hidden? ???????

[@mxy3y]

IKR !!💜

[@nataliacarmona5726]

This is one of the best videos to understand Hangul so far! It was so easy to understand and your methodology is spot on. I started to learn Korean a few weeks ago and you clarified most of the questions I had with top & bottom sounds. Thanks for this amazing video!

[@sopj]

I tought myself 헌굴 in 10 minutes and I found it quite easy to read Korean!

[@wii-n5u]

that is so cute 한글 💟☺☺

[@kstiecooper]

ㄴ믇

[@saynabnoor6787]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ@@kstiecooper

[@Nachito_0112]

한글

[@jisooturtlerabbitkim4326]

It's been 3 days since I'm learning Korean by yt vids And it was my first word too😁 ✨한글✨ This keeps me motivated😁

[@xtoastywolfyx9694]

I was trying to learn Korean on duolingo and kept getting confused with the consonants having different sounds (top/bottom) so I knew I had to do more research through youtube for a good explanation and I stumbled upon youre video. Now I finally get it, tysm!

[@magdalena2113]

My husband and I are about to start learning Korean so this is super helpful. He is 1/4 Korean and lived there until he was 5 but when his family moved to the states, he lost most of his Korean language. He knows a few words now but not many. I’ve wanted to learn Korean since I first met his mom and I would love to teach our kids so they can surprise Grandma with it. ❤

[@acupoftaewithsugaandkookies]

so cute!

[@leedesfleurs]

Omg typing them out like that and clearly explaining positioning sounds finally made it click in place for me, I wish anyone else had done that. I only found out by accident that there were pronunciation changes at all, Duolingo doesn't make that clear TT You're a lifesaver!

[@ESPHMacD]

I don’t normally advocate Duolingo for anything except maybe expanding basic vocabulary repetition practice, but I found it has a separate area in learning Korean where you can learn the alphabet in small batches. It does combine both romanized and normal Hangul for matching practice, plus writing practice with indicated stroke order. Definitely not something to do on its own, but its free and works for me for phone on the go alphabet refreshers as a learning supplement.

[@garciam419]

Omg I can't tell you how mind blowing this video has been for me! I've been studying korean/hangeul for sometime now and decided recently that for my learning style, I needed to be able to read hangeul well in order to learn more vocabulary. I was honestly struggling but this video has cleared up so many things for me. Your Awesome. 😊 Stay motivated my friend. 화이팅 감사합니다!

[@cuddlyteddyt1267]

Not me changing my keyboard to Korean lmao

[@ducksgoquackquack123]

I am Korean and was born in Korea and is living in Korea and I say this is a pretty exceptional video in understanding and pronouncing Korean characters.

[@parkjae-yi5528]

Love this !! I was struggling with Duolingo because it taught me the words but not really how to read it and this video really helped

[@nightmarewolfy8087]

SAME! I sort of just played everything by ear and spammed the audio button for pronounciations

[@cupidzlvr]

on duolingo u can learn what hes teaching lmfao(its free). u just dont know how to use duolingo.

[@chhkknggts]

@@cupidzlvr nah duolingo is going after my family now after I skipped Korean lesson

[@fart_head60]

@@chhkknggts they took my tv.

[@youngbloodshadowblack1461]

If you learn the alphabet first, it's not really that bad

[@Snoooopyyyy]

this is literally the best video out of all 20 I have seen. thanks, man!

[@odiegilemompati2034]

this video explained more than some korean courses in just 20 min, thanks man and it made things a lot easier and not scary...hope there's a video where you explain sound change rules because others also made that complicated..

[@SaikiKFann]

This is so much info in such a short time it's so cool. He wasted no time. And gave such great explanations

[@Ozaiyah]

Thanks for differentiating between the top and bottom pronunciation

[@lostmothii]

You are the first Ive heard to mention sounds "on top" or "on bottom" and that just made so many things easier omg. I also see the connection woth the names and their sounds as well, many thanks!

[@jackrack8267]

Thank you! I was always confused on the 2 consonant at the top and the bottom 😭

[@gem3778]

OMG, I can't thank you enough for making this video. I went from looking at my notes every three seconds to read hangul to being able to ready more fluently.

[@rickrollconnoisseur1926]

this helped so much dude, i didn't even know that there were dual pronunciations for the consonants until i watched this

[@k_drama_land_chingo]

i really appreciate it , i did not knew that there is top sound and the bottom , i was like why its sound different from what it really is but now i just got it in 20 minutes . really thank you you can not imagine how did i feel when i read computer correctly , really thank you for all these content

[@oulimatan5661]

I absolutely loved this video. I just decided to learn Korean to broaden my general worldview and this gave me a fantastic place to start

[@donnahuck1744]

So that was fast! 😂 It served as a review for me. I liked how you gave the names of the letters. I had discovered them after a teacher was trying to spell out words for me to write. I loved the pattern that all the names start and end with the character they are naming. King Soejung and his scholars were pretty genius!😮 😊

[@aqilla_fa]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEO! i started to learn korean through duolingo and i got confused a LOT. THIS REALLY HELPS

[@vrbmp4]

This is honestly the best ultimate basic guide to learn Korean.

[@mimifa678]

Using the name of the consonant to remember the beginning and ending sounds is a great hack! I’m sure it was designed that way, but I’ve never seen it explained till now!

[@miniverse.___841]

this has really helped so much. i have been trying to learn korean on duolingo but i was so confused this a lot of the rules like the bottom and top letters because it never explained it to me but now it makes so much sense

[@valsyoda]

this was the first video that ever mentioned that some consonants have different sounds for top and bottom

[@cassieelmer8443]

Me spending 3 hours taking notes to write Korean ( This is the most helpful video I have watched trying to learn Korean so thanks a lot )

[@jadenmorris1608]

Thank you sm?! This just made learning korean so much easier! I think I’ll actually get the hang of this so quick, because while I was watching the video, I was understanding so fast and started answering that words before you said them. Including the pronunciation. This is the best video ever. Again, thank you!

[@dashagom4256]

Nice, I understand it now. Few more re watch and I'll learn it.

[@halofan714]

I know I'm 2 years late to the vid but it was super helpful and informative. Thanks for making such a detailed and well explained video.

[@ShawnCarterinNYC]

Omg. This is the first time I’ve heard the shift in pronunciation explained as a top and bottom differentiator and while that may not seem huge, it clicks so much easier for me. Thank you!

[@MykkiOnTheCusp]

This is this first time I've seen top and bottom consonant sounds explained so clearly and easily. Thank you!

[@janicewolk6492]

I have a master's in linguistics and enjoy this, but need further explanation for top and bottom, and needs to be slower.

[@umbreonstop-motion5780]

I’ve been learning Korean quite low-key on and off for four years now, and I never knew that the name of the consonants start and end in the consonant. So cool that it’s made that way, and it makes them easier to remember too

[@bigdaddy7244]

Tell me why in the hell I whipped out a notebook and pen as if I was taking notes in class

[@pfyschey9962]

for the more "l" like ㄹ, it helps to almost roll it the way one would roll their r's, except with the tongue touching the roof of the mouth. it creates the more r-like sound (and it could be how it's actually pronounced in Korean. It also makes the vowels sound better, because pronouncing the l's that way alters the vowel).

[@keeptaiwanfree]

I just wanted to comment because I watched this video of yours 4 years ago and I REALLY did learn to read Korean in just a few minutes. I was always interested in the language so I decided to watch your video for fun and to this day I enjoy reading Korean. All thanks to you!!

[@Cartasascarlet]

I've been learning hangul for some time now because there were some consonants that I just couldn't understand but with this video is the best I've seen. Thanks so much!!

[@nerdthatknits]

I have been struggling with Korean pronunciation for a while. But no one has explained the top and bottom sound quite like you have. It's been a journey. Thanks for the clear explanation.

[@calleighlucas9570]

Bro you made korean so much easier than I thought it could ever be 💜

[@mutedlion74]

This is the best language tutorial video i've ever watched!

[@pretty_5797]

Just found this out today(2yrs late) … but this is exactly what I was looking for, after learning korean consonants and vowels I needed more insight on pronunciation and word structure… I’m glad I found this😭

[@michellekafula2463]

You have the best explanation i have heard on the Korean and you have know idea how thankful I am , really.

[@nighttyger3397]

It seems to me that understanding the concept of voiced vs. unvoiced sounds would be very helpful in learning Korean/hangul. Most of the pairs are a voiced/unvoiced pair (g/k, d/t, b/p), the voiced consonants turn into their unvoiced counterparts when they’re bottom consonants, and most of the pronunciation exceptions seem to actually be instances of devoicing unvoiced sounds for better flow.

[@geumnabi]

This would be very helpful. You also need to keep in mind that Korean actually has trios- there is voiced, unvoiced aspirated and unvoiced unaspirated. It's hard to pronounce and hear the differences for English speakers but it gets better with repeated and regular exposure

[@ChloeGachaOffical]

can you guess this? ”안녕? 나는 너를 사랑해“

[@FarisAddlard]

Hi? I love you

[@ChloeGachaOffical]

@@FarisAddlard good lol

[@FarisAddlard]

@@ChloeGachaOffical m good at Korean

[@ChloeGachaOffical]

@@FarisAddlard and I’m live at Korean

[@priyasaraswat9643]

Please make more of such videos so that we could learn Korean efficiently

[@name...]

알고리즘에 이끌려온 한국인은 몇명이나 될까?

[@서운-k5l]

한국어 배우는 외국인들 너무 귀여워요!

[@ninapxo]

being able to write, read and sometimes understand korean is such a flex even though it is such an easy alphabet to learn! i love it

[@minceroft3710]

this was so helpful in terms of top/bottom consonants and although I'm not fond of romanisation of the consonants since they tend to vary a lot between sources, the audio in this video definitely helped me distinguish which consonants are aspirated and voiced. for example if we use ㄷ, ㄸ is a voiced ㄷ, while ㅌ is aspirated I believe. very helpful as it's easy for English speakers like me to confuse these

[@prxface6248]

People literally are impressed by how I speak Chinese (I'm ABC), but he can speak English, Korean, AND Chinese!? Gosh I'm impressed.

[@ilililililiilil]

내가 이걸 왜 봤는지 모르겠지만..ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한가지.. 육월 아니고 유월이라고 쓰는 게 맞습니다.

[@IamSaakhi]

Yoo! You made it super easy for real!🌟 THANKS FOR THE VIDEO❤

[@just._.namjooning]

Thank you so much!😭 I wanted to learn Korean for so long now.you have a new subscriber bro.🤩

[@LS-hv1wo]

Thank you. It was not too long. Fast, but not too long. I learned a few new things. I've been learning Korean for less than a week and I enjoyed this.

[@alyssanazri1080]

hi! i'm new in learning korean. currently I'm still searching videos on how beginner can learn the language and fortunately I found your video. thankyou for your clear explanation. your video really helps me to distinguish each letter and how to pronounce them properly. not many videos tell us specifically like how you did. hopefully to see more videos of learning Korean language from you. :)

[@swetatiwari3252]

True 💜❤

[@KNOCKK.]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I get so confused when I watch other videos explaining how to learn Korean, but this? This is a very clear! Again, thank you so so so much.

[@inputname000]

I might need some days to process this😅

[@GirlWithFlowerInHair]

I've been learning Korean for like 50 days and I had to pause the video and scream at the 2-min mark because I had NO IDEA that the word had a different sound depending on where it was. I thought the "g" was always pronounced as "k". I'm losing my mind this changes everything.

[@PeteDonOlivia]

This was brilliant! The cadence and detail is amazing!!!! Great Job

[@MINJAeon]

I don know how people can mix up Korean,Japanese and Chinese it’s quite simple to remember the characteristic in each language

[@simistreamstream6784]

3:25 - THIS I have watched soooo many videos where koreans explained the sound of it. Like if its at the beginning it sounds like L and at the end like r but honestly, when someone pronounced words i have always heard a mix of both and always thought my hearing was just bad af😂 also that he explained bottom consonants was soooo helpful bc i always wondered how to pronounce it right omg i need to share this video to every korean learner i know

[@PidongCasiple-bg9vw]

😂😂😂😂

[@lyndi9082]

Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video! I've tried learning Korean on YT a couple times, and get discouraged, but with this video, I finally have some understanding! Unfortunately, for me, the music in the background competes with what I'm trying to hear and understand though. Still, super appreciative!!

[@talvi_omena]

you explained bottom consonants so well and fairly quickly compared to some videos i've seen, you're a great teacher!

[@mangobeepoppin2712]

Another important thing to know Korean is always written ether left to right or up and down . Which makes it a lot easier to write and make clean lines.

[@iXenniarighthere]

I admit that Korean is hard…

[@kennethwaynewillis6903]

Loved this video. I am Hooked on Korean Movies and though I don’t like to read subtitles, I just want to learn it. Here’s hoping.

[@brigidandair]

Huh, seems like I'm not the only one to get recommended to your videos in the last few days! I taught myself how to read 한글 probably 8 or 9 years ago by using a flash game, but only recently sat down to actually start learning the Korean language seriously. I've been using TTMIK and Duolingo in conjunction, and I think it's going well, though I am definitely still a beginner. Having learned to read 한글 the way I did, I have been a little unsure if I had the details of how it worked exactly right, and this helped me clear a few things up. Specifically, I can better hear the differences between some of the doubled consonants, and, as embarrassing as it is to say, I didn't know *for sure* how the bottom consonants exactly worked. I just kind of got a feel for how they sounded and should be pronounced by listening to the language a lot while reading along to things like subtitles and lyrics. Having that little bit more confidence that I'm reading correctly will be wonderful going forward. So yeah, just wanted to drop a thanks for this detailed breakdown!

[@melissagreen714]

I love the speed in which you were going through this. I've been self teaching at least the alphabet but I never knew how to properly read it when it was all put together. I didn't know when for example to express the g or k sound for the first consonants but I knew how to recognize it. Thank you

I never comment on any KZbin videos but your video is so well explained that I really want the algorithm and the people who get to this video to know that this is super high-quality content and that I did learn from all you said. Thank you

[@bunnihanni]

Just within the first TWO MINUTES you are more helpful than any other beginner video. I would get so confused with the "giyeok" letter. Wondering why it sometimes sounds more like g, sometimes more like k in different words with no explanation. Now I have an explanation!

[@aditihayaran2006]

Best Video I found to learn how to read and pronounce Korean, 감사합니다 💜

[@kimbaer7878]

너도.ㅇ노지마ㅡ

[@aditihayaran2006]

@@kimbaer7878 왜요?

[@kimbaer7878]

@@aditihayaran2006 ㅗㄴㅎㄴㄴㅍㅌㅍㅅㅃㅅㅂㄹㅁ머내ㅐ나

[@saikirll]

the tip for learning the consonant sounds with the top and bottom was so helpful

[@KittenKindness]

Oh wow! This is simultaneously the most helpful, intensive, thorough, and dense explanation I've come across! I got almost 8 minutes in and need to take a break to process! I've tried a few times to learn Korean before (just as a side project) and I thought the different way you pronounced the consonants was just kind of random or dependent on the word! I didn't realize the top/bottom consonant rule!!! That's so good to know! (And I'm relieved to look through the comments and see I wasn't the only one who didn't learn that until this video!)

[@akinsza3962]

im seriously shocked, ive watched SO many videos on hangul and always wondered why tf ㅅ is pronounced as a t sometimes!!! this broke it down for me and cleared up so much confusion and i’m so thankful u gave a good way to remember it by spelling it out. u da best fr 🙏🙌🙌🙌

[@starri__]

This video was so good at explaining how to read the words and sound them out I never truly knew the consonants has names and by now knowing their names this made it so much easier!! No truly cause saying the names literally tells you how to sound out/say the consonant. Thank you so much! Now I’m gonna practice writing some words out and trying to say them right

[@BabesTeng]

Wow. I tried to use phonetics myself before proceeding your examples. Some i got and some i failed. Thanks