How to read Korean Linking words - part (1) 연음규칙 (1)

[@xiyaluo6891]

thanks

[@jemariepedarce3773]

Thank you teacher kim

[@khadigakhaled9679]

Thank you so much

[@anacabrera1502]

박수! 선생님. 감사합니다 .

[@__-cr8zc]

Your explain make this language so easy thank you sir 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@isyana5128]

Thank you teacher.😉

[@joyborja3100]

Very clear explanation

[@MariOn-mx5bu]

감사합니다 :)

[@Mykcraze]

감사합니다☺

[@Next72Hours]

Great video

[@spes-]

thank you !!!

[@aryningsih]

wow, thx for the video Mr. Kim ^^

[@PIE-fe2ng]

Kamsahamnida . :)

[@soxx1766]

Thank you Teacher Kim 🙏🏼 I’ll work hard...you’re explanation is very helpful.

[@ERPL4]

This is so informative. I have my notebook ready fornthis series.

[@가스틸로리챌조이스]

❣️😍❣️

[@batute89]

Thankyou teacher kim.. i want to suggest if you can put the meaning of words you use in the lesson next time.. example 강이 (meaning?) 😊😊 but i understand vocabularies are not our topic.

[@aiai2707]

Thank you teacher for the explaination. Now only i know why it is read that way hehe

[@benetteoboza2039]

This is very informative teacher kim thank you so much 🥰

[@4polyglothyunjung814]

와우. 한국어 가르쳐 주는 채널이군요. 만나서 너무 반갑습니다.

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

반갑습니다 선생님. 와.. 4개국어 능력자시네요. 대단하십니다. 한번씩 채널에 놀러가겠습니다!!

[@Niñel-b6h]

Well explain teacher kim its really helpful.. but I think 공이 is difficult to pronounce..

[@joycecastillo8182]

I will practice .. seonsaengnim.. Thanks for this video ❣️

[@JulietAdventure]

Hi this one if you wanna learn Korean language is really good lesson and is great to practice them and to pronounce properly ! Thank you! More power to you and good luck! Have a nice day

[@lanidignos4388]

thank you Teacher Kim, linking verb seems really new for me

[@shierly1400]

wow..thank you for this video lesson teacher kim, i need to practice more.

[@HunnybunchStudio]

Thank you for the new lesson. Question of the day: How will you read this one?: 것아

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

것아 is a good example of linking word. 것아 [거사].

[@HunnybunchStudio]

@@teacherkimskoreanclass Thank you for clearing this to me. Is it applicable to all except "ㅇ"?

[@komalpari222]

어르신 i watch this video it's to hard 😇

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

Thanks for watching. you will get use to it. And 어르신 is for very old person at least older than 50. My age is not enough to be 어르신 :)

[@komalpari222]

@@teacherkimskoreanclass ooohh okay sorry for that know i call you 선생님 is that okay

[@joycecastillo8182]

The most difficult ., Word for me to pronounce is.. 스스로😆

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

Yes. 스스로 is one of the difficult word for learners to pronounce.

[@joycecastillo8182]

But .,I'm enjoying your way of teaching seonsaengnim., I'll work hard for it. . So your time will be worth it teaching us☺️

[@kimchii7175]

Thank you teacher Kim... I just downloaded this lesson by connecting wifi😅 because I didn't get to recharge my phone yet

[@nhimzvicera6400]

oh my this is hard for me to pronounce teacher kim :( but i will watch this video lesson again..Thanks lot teacher kim.

[@lendenjuan]

Thank u sir kim,the difficult words i pronounce is 공이

[@saitaekim3173]

Daebak! i like the video very much. it is very easy to follow and learning is made simple. Even if im so busy with work, watching this kind of video doesnt make me more stressed, but instead more enlightened with these things. Keep it up teacher! 👍👍👍👍 I have so many words that i have a hard time reading, but now, my brain is not working and i cant remember any as of now. 🤣🤣🤣

[@tsunderedesu215]

How to use linking word next 😀

[@KG-tn5kk]

for me its difficult to pronounce 3rd and 4th consonant

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

you can watch the video again. if you still can't get it playing the video slowly will be helpful.

[@12888you]

Teacher Kim, sometimes I heard people read 1)얼굴as igu instead of eogu 2)고as gu instead of go 3)도 as du instead of do. Can you explain the reasons behind it? Thanks

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

I don't exactly understand how they pronounced 얼굴 because of romanization is not fit to explain. And some Korean pronounce particle -도 like -두 and particle -고 like -구. That is true. They are from local dialects and now many people even some people in Seoul say that. But i don't recommend learners to pronounce that way.

[@林秋谕]

As for me, the difficult linking words are 짧은, 읽어...

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

I will cover them in part 2 :)

[@starryeyed110796]

Thank you for this video, Teacher Kim! Wow, the quality of the video and editing has improved a lot, too :D I have a question!: is the sound of the (ng) _always_ separate from the next syllable? does the (ng) sound ever carry over to the next syllable when speaking quickly, for example? Question of the Day: Hmm I don't remember what words specifically I find difficult, but I tend to have difficulty pronouncing double consonants >.

[@teacherkimskoreanclass]

Thank you to enjoy this video lesson. Yes. Prop consonant ㅇ[ng] sound is always pronounced separate from the next syllable. But this ng sound influence to the next syllable sometimes like 궁리[궁니], 성례[성녜].

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[@nazmaakter8357]

가르치다 ㅠㅠ 어렵습니다 선생님!!

[@yingcheng9000]

That's not how the word "Korea" is pronounced.

[@cecillecastro6457]

thank you teacher Kim