Rabu, 05 Desember 2012

Surprisingly easy to learn the Korean language


Surprisingly easy to learn the Korean language

instead ga in love with the language itself, but here ane just want to invite kaskusers learning a foreign language, so let me be a little understand if watching Korean dramas
aja ane honest too fancy at first ga Korea, but everything changed when the fire nation attacked * er but everything changed after ane familiar with SNSD (aka Girls Generation)

okay immediately wrote. siapin same book pen!
beginning of the introductory letter yes ____


The first stage in learning the Korean language is memorized and understood the Korean alphabet letters or more in the know with Hangeul (한글), then follow the how to write and read. These Korean alphabet we should memorize:

Consonants:
1. ==> G
2. ==> N
3. ==> D
4. ==> R / L (PLEASE NOTE! To the letter "" when positioned on top, then pembacaanya as the letter "R" but when positioned at the bottom (as the final consonant or badchim) then pembacaanya as the letter "L" * example: 계실 겁니까? = gyesilkkeomnikka? = are you going to stay?)

5. ==> M
6. ==> B
7. ==> S
8. ==> NG
9. ==> A
10. ==> CH
11. ==> Q
12. ==> TH
13. ==> PH
14. ==> H
15. ==> K
16. ==> T
17. ==> P
18. ==> SS
19. ==> C

Note: Reading badchim (final consonant) in letter , , , , , , and will be read consonant "T / D"
Example:
==> badchim here pembacaanya not as "S" but in reading the "T" ==> Mat
==> badchim pembacaanya as "T" and reads "Mat da" instead read as "Maj da"
Readings Badchim (final consonants) "" in Korean reading, will be read as the consonant "M"
Example:
합니다 ==> badchim here reading as "M" ==> il hamnida. not be read as "B" (il habnida)
니다 ==> badchim be read as "M" ==> gamnida. Not as gabnida



Vocals:
1. ==> A: Children
2. ==> YES: Yes
3. ==> Eo: Order, Man
4. ==> Yoe: New York
5. ==> O: Go
6. ==> Yo: Loyo
7. ==> U: For
8. ==> YU: Vegetables
9. ==> EU: Get out
10. ==> I: Beautiful
11. ==> AE: Elegant
12. ==> Yae
13. ==> E: Delicious
14. ==> YE
15. ==> OI ==> WE (a combination of vocal and )
16. ==> OA ==> WA (a combination of vocal and )
17. ==> OAE ==> WAE (a combination of vocal and )
18. ==> UOE ==> WOE (a combination of vocal and )
19. ==> EU ==> WE (a combination of vocal and )
20. ==> UI ==> WI (a combination of vocal and )
21. ==> EUI (a combination of vocal and )


For easier memorization and pegucapannya Korean alphabet, we should focus on the single-letter first, followed double letters (combined). In the pronunciation of double letters are formed by sound letters are inherent in it, for example: ==> oa (wa) we must first know and understand letters and , sound that produced just follow the sound mix of the two.
Another example of the double vowel: ==> a, would say "Yes" when there is an additional line "-" () that leads to the right, so the line can be interpreted tersebt extra "Y" on vocals. example on vocals ==> o, will read "Yo" after adding a line that leads to the top (). Can be concluded that in addition to the vocal line means "Y". Once again, memorizing the way early conclusion korean alphabet letters, lies in a single letter, either as a consonant or vowel.

(g) + (a) = (ga)
(n) + (yes) = (it)

for dead syllables

(m) + (o) + (n) = (mon)
(b) + (u) + (ng) = (man)

and vowels can not stand alone, so it should always be followed consonants.
for example the letter u () in said uri (we / us)
can not be written (u) (ri)
letter can not be written without the consonants
so it should be coupled with (ng)

uri
what
eomma

o (ng) to be silent when in diukuti with vowels.
o (ng) only sounds when put under.

for example

(mong)
(Pang)
(nut)
1. vowels such as a sideways, yes, eo, yeo , li, ae, Yae, ye, besides spliced ​​Yae
example (ga), (bi), (rae)

2. vowels down o yo u eu you dialed down
example (mo), (Seu), (pu)

3. dead syllables. eg not, dong, mak ....
spliced ​​three letters below
not
dong
mak

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