Im learning how to read Hangul.
But sometimes I don't know how to spell or read.
는 is neun, correct?
and
how to spell 입？
#How to read Hangul
warm stream
wild pulsar
는 - neun is correct!
"입" is spelt "ib"
warm stream
Thanks!
ashen apex
While reading keep the hangeul letters in front of your eyes. Whenever you read a word and get stuck, look at it, and double check it on any translation app, bcuz there are certain rules in pronouncing some words
mossy holly
It is a good idea to not reply on the romanisation of the letters and syllables as they arent accurate and can limit your ability to move into fluency. Try to learn it as an extension of the alphabet you know (similarly to when you are learning new words in Korean and you think of it as jsut another word instead of it meaning the word in your language and then relating that.) Try to use youtube videos from native speakers to fully understand it because the pronunciation is insanely different to English. (Sorry if this is a bad explanation)
errant windBOT
GG @mossy holly, you just reached level 7! Congrats!
warm stream
I have a question
Im practicing and typing hangul at the same time.
and I have no idea how to type the middle one.
그+batchim
Can anyone teach me?
oak hazel
the 국 syllable?
if youre referring to that its ㄱ + ㅜ + ㄱ if youre typing it out, may look like 그 at first glance
warm stream
Ohhh, I made a mistake the vowl?
errant windBOT
GG @warm stream, you just reached level 3! Congrats!
oak hazel
yess
warm stream
That makes sense!
oak hazel
not to be confused with the alphabet 한글 which has 그 in it
oak hazel
yes pretty much, although i wouldn't rely on romanisation, i recommend typing it into papago for example and listening to the audio
warm stream
papago??
oak hazel
yes its a translation website/app thats better or more reliable than google translate
its not always natural but its definitely better than google translate and gives you words you can find in the naver dictionary
just by inserting a sentence
warm stream
Ohh, I downloaded it.
I'll try to use it, thanks
But
how to practice pronunciation without romanisation and also katakana
?
oak hazel
you can watch youtube videos or lessons where they repeat sentences and you can pause and shadow them/ repeat them
maybe record yourself and see the differences between your pronunciation and the person whose sentence you're repeating
in general i recommend talking as much as possible
warm stream
Thanks for your advice!