how do we know when to use each rule? :]

@ivveyye

3 жыл бұрын

@BLACKPINK Fan explain ?

@ivveyye

3 жыл бұрын

@BLACKPINK Fan ahh i see thank u !

@joyjohn1997

2 жыл бұрын

@chillin' oh ........thank you

@syedabishosainrizvi7817

2 жыл бұрын

@chillin' bing chilling

@NehaKumari-sn5jd

2 жыл бұрын

@chillin'gomawo yo 🙏

Hailey.. You are the best teacher I have come across so far.. Love your teaching methods.. I get it so easily and never forget..

Thank you! This was very helpful for me since I’ve been learning Korean for about 2 years. Always wondered what was up with those double ending consonants😂

You always explain so well and in a short video. I love your lectures 🥰

yey i miss your teaching 😭😭 by the way, GOOD LUCK to your korean teaching certificate 😘 화이팅 예쁜 선생님 💖

@koreanfriendhailey

3 жыл бұрын

Ohh wow thank you so much💓💓 I will do my best！！

HI Hailey , You are a great Korean teacher. You have just solved my pronunciation problem. Thank you very much

Honestly I love you so much 😭✋🙏🥰 Your explanation makes everything so different!!!!!! Also everything so easyyyyyy!!!

This is exactly what I've been looking for tysm also could u do a future video about when to use these consinents bc i can read it now but im just confused about when to write with them

thank you for your content!! you’re helping a lot and also you make me smile❤❤

Im so grateful to you for this lesson! Now it will be much more understandble.

You’re beautiful. I’m not learning Korean at the moment but i often watch your videos just to see how charming you’re.

linktr.ee/koreanhailey Wannabe fluent in Korean 🤗

wow, i like how your lesson is short but clear and concise. not draggy!!

I was just watching your videos when a new video came🤗. Since, I don't have my exams anymore, I will be focusing on Korean😃 And once again, 감사합니다 언니🙇🏻‍♀️💞

Thank you so much eonni, now I dont feel any confusion ready those letter! 😍😍

감사합니다 언니... love your teaching.. you are amazing.. love from Sri Lanka..💜💜

That is a great way of teaching you have Hailey. I really appreciate it. Also could you please care to explain what is the need of having double consonant if we have to read the first one only in first part? and why 2nd letter only in second part. further to that how will we identify when to read 1st letter of consonant and when to read 2nd :D It will help us understand it better. Thank you!

Omg now it is sooo logic and simple! Thank you!!!!😻

HI Hailey 😊 Thank you for your lessons..👍 It helps me in the journey of learning korean🤗 Keep going💖 GOOD LUCK😇

You teaching of double final consonants is excellent. Lucky for me that come across this vdo.

선생님 감사합니다. 초보자에게 정말 도움이됩니다.🙏 Love from India 누나.

truly informative..was always wondering how to read them. thanks- you made my day brighter!

Double consonants make sense now! I can't wait to work in S.Korea! Thank you Hailey!🇰🇷🙏🇰🇷🙏🇰🇷

I love your videos a lot ... they're really helpful to me ... can you please tell me when or for whom do we use the polite speech

감사합니다!~ you make all easy to understand

Thank you as always my friend. Because of your videos I can now read hangeul. I'm not that good now but i know, I will get better if i continue to watch your Tutorials.

I *LOVE* your lessons and your videos 😍🇰🇷🌟

thank you so much for this clear explanation!!

These are very helpful, thank you!

Thanks for this wonderful class

Thank you so much.i am learning from you.very helpful for me as a beginner.

Thank you so much for this video Hailey! Very helpful :) but i do have a question. You said that when theres another "word" like "읊다" then you have to double the "ㄷ" but when theres another kind of consonant like "ㄴ" for example, which doesn't have a double letter like "ㄷ/ㄸ" then how do you double it/solve it? Hope this made sense, and thank you! :)

Thank you! this was very helpful for me.

Hello,,,,,yeaaa I'm so,happy I'm the 1st one watching your video.....and I love your videos so much and you help me how to write and pronounce hangul....... Thank you....and I can't fine tunakim1? How can I uploaded my homework? Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

I love you sister . I am from sri lankan lady.I'm most like you.thank you for your lessons.I love you your teaching style and it is helping me greatly.

Thank you this video made it easier for us to understand

Thank you for this idea ma'am 😊🙇 감사함니다

Ur videos are always amazing ❤️

Hey Hailey 👋 thank you for explaining this to us ,i know its pretty hard .but you do the best so we can learn❤🤝🤝👸

You are the best korean teacher. Gamsahamnida!💜

감사합니다 언니!! your lessons help me out so much 💓💓

안녕 헤이리 씨 ! I am trying to write a little bit as I am very curious and interested in being able to do it. Your every video is my class and you are my virtual teacher. 감사합니다🙏

You da best teacher ever.....✨👀

Excellent. - 감사합니다.

감사합니다 선생님 🙇‍♀️

The pronunciation was giving me a lot of trouble but this made it much easier to understand because of the way you were able to break it down to simpler terms. Thank you!

@kabucketvlog

14 күн бұрын

😂😂

I love your channel Hailey - I only recently discovered it. Should I just start with the oldest video and work my way through it?

thank you so much for clearing my doubts :)

Thank you for a great explanation!

Very informative..thank you so much❤❤❤

This is so helpful. I started practising on Duolingo, but while it's good for memorising they don't explain grammar, rules and sentence structures. I know this from my experience with using the Japanese course to supplement a JPL certificate. Hangul is much, much different to Japanese so I've been confused about certificate pronunciation rules. I've memorised consonants and vowels but could not figure out 닭. Duolingo pronounces it once, quickly but doesn't at all explain how to pronounce the double consonant, so I searched "how to pronounce 닭" and this video came up and explained so much so easily. I subscribed right away and I'm sure I'll come back for many lessons as I keep learning. 매우 감사합니다

@teganismxx

9 ай бұрын

This is exactly why I’m here lol. I’ve been studying Japanese on and off for a couple of decades, Duolingo so far hasn’t confused me. I got to the Korean course and heard them pronounce 덝 and I was like excuse me you what now? 😖

@saradiamond4691

8 ай бұрын

@@teganismxx omg im having the same problem with duolingo, im trying to say it the way it comes out but its so confusing and they dont slow it down at all, i love duolingo but there are some things they could improve on to help with pronunciations and structure

@raginiborkotoky1473

4 ай бұрын

Teuida is also great! Try it. I highly recommend!!

Thank you mam you are the great teacher your teaching is helpful for all peoples ❤️❤️❤️how I say thank you ❤️ you helped us a lot we are so lucky that you are our korean teacher thank you so much for your helping😊 도와줘서 너무 고마워💜 😊

It helped a lot! Thank you Hailey! ㅠㅠ ♥

Super helpful! Thank you!

Thank you so much. Very useful and helpful😀😀

Wow.. Thank you beautiful teacher. Your are so cool😎

Hi unnie Thankyou unnie You are looking sooooo BEAUTIFUL 💜💜💜💜💜

Your the one of the best teacher 😊😊

너무 너무 감사해요 Hailey 씨..☺️☺️

@shawnabruley7066

3 жыл бұрын

Dear Electra, I can read your hangup, I think your saying your enjoying very much.can you tell me if I read it correctly. Thank you. From a Korean language learner

Thank you for this video and all you're video ! :)

Hi Hailey, thank you for your lessons, I love your teaching style and it is helping me greatly! Not sure if someone has asked this already, but can I please ask with 3 and 9, which are the same double consonants, is there a way I can figure out if I should read the first or second consonant?

@ruiqiyan8245

Жыл бұрын

I've been learning Korean recently as well. According to what I have learned, ㄼ is usually pronounced as ㄹ except for some special cases, and 밟다 is one of them.

@panicgear

Жыл бұрын

@@ruiqiyan8245 I was about to ask the same question, I know this is a long time ago but I will be going to Korea in Nov for the first time and wanted to learn Korean as much as possible. Thank you for explaining this.

Hey, Hi Hailey 😊 You are my favorite Korean teacher☺️ Thanks for help🤗 I am from India😊😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

선생님 감사합니다

I love this class.

I loved this! Could you explain more on the difference between #3 and #9? Thank you 💕

@milicapavlovic5326

2 жыл бұрын

@@sureshkumarrajaram7788 you mean as in she accidentally put ㅂ instead of ㅍ?

@LourensRolograaf

2 жыл бұрын

@@milicapavlovic5326 no that would be #10 already

@janhaviscuteartandcrafts9144

2 жыл бұрын

Yaa ?

@klaranightingale374

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's exception.

@jade-nd3cr

Жыл бұрын

the rule for #3 is that she read the first consonant and for #9 she used the second consonant

Thanks a lot, this is a nice note

Omo Thank u unnie I asked you about this topic in comments some months ago...... Thank u Please make a video about how to write comments in korean on videos

@user-du4si6qq7v

2 жыл бұрын

You can download korean keyboard app or else you can add korean keyboard from the settings of your mobile

Very informative lesson. But is it case (3) the same as (9) ?

@Matt-ys7yt

2 ай бұрын

Ya this confused me as well. Does that mean it can be either depending on the word?

Your english is so good and also you taech korean good as well

Thank you!

선생님 감사합니다! ♡

this is very easy to learn korean love u mam..

감사합니다 언니!

very helpful super easy and understandable

감자합니다 잔배! Thanks to you I am finally mastering the alphabet! Your haircut is too cute!

Thank you for your great explanations! I learn a lot with your videos, and you´re also really cute, so it´s easy not to get distracted 🥰

Thank you very much

Thank you.

선생님 감사합니다❤❤❤❤❤

It's really helpful.

What's the difference between 3 and 9? does pronunciation depend on the word it's being used on? Hope you can clarify. Thank you!

@shaysdior_

3 ай бұрын

i think its because 9 is a verb and 3 isn't, i'm not too sure. as far as i know all or most verbs in korean end with 다 which is what 9 ends with and for all the verbs in the video you pronounce it the same way 9 is pronounced, u make the d "dd" basically if it ends with 다 u have to make it "dda" but 3 doesnt end with 다

@user-iq3cm5eu3c

15 күн бұрын

ㄹㅂ is usually [ㄹ](3) and 밟다[밥따] is an exception. but koreans sometimes pronounce verbs or adverbs like 짧다 (to be short) as [짭다] or even [짧따], though [짤따] is correct.

넘 도움돼요 감사합니당~

Thank you for this 🎉

Thank you ☺️ so much

Thanks. I can finally to read the double final consonants. ^^

Thank you 😊❤️

Thank u Hailey... Unnie.. 💜

your The great teacher maam Hailey 💕

감사합니다👍

Really helpful. Thank you so much. But i have a problem there are two ㄹㅂ.both on the right and left side. Could you tell us the difference.

감사합니다 🙇

고마워 언니💜

teacher pls keep uploading videos you helped me alot

Thank you soo much unnie 💜💜💜💜

You r really good teacher

Excellent

'ㄼ' is same form, but she want to say the pronunciation is different between '여덟' and '밟다'. fore word(3th) '여덟' is pronunced [여덜], but next word(9th) '밟다' is pronunced [밥따]. I think there are a few more double final(last) consonant in Korean Language. 앉다(sit), 않다(do not), 닭(chicken), 값(price), 앓다(seek), etc.

@uttamchakra1860

11 ай бұрын

You're right.. When i first started learning i learned two more final consonant (ㄴㅎ & ㄹㅎ) but here she doesn’t mention this two,,If you know, can you kindly explain to me please?

@el.k4664

10 ай бұрын

​​​​​​​@@uttamchakra1860 Hi! So for ㄹㅎ & ㄴㅎ you have to follow the same rule. The ㅎ is pronounced only when followed by ㄱ, ㄷ & ㅈ which then turn to their more aspirated versions ㅋ, ㅌ & ㅊ. (ㄱ ---> ㅋ) (ㄷ---->ㅌ) & (ㅈ ---> ㅊ) Examples : 앓고 ----> 알코 앓다 ----> 알타 앓지-----> 알치 & 않고 -----> 안코 않다 -----> 안타 않지 -----> 안치 It's kinda like the air that you have to let out to pronounce the ㅎ get teleported to the consonant that follows so that consonant turns more aspirated (English isn't my first language so I hope that made sense lol)

Thank you so much for helping me to understand it more🌷My school is the first school got korean class in Malaysia ,Sabah kota kinabalu. And only Form 1 can learn it because the teacher came to my school last year 2023, idk why. This week im having my korean first exam🤭. So, i was really excited to try the korean exam. I hope can get full marks👍🤭🎀

I always don’t understand this double final consonants thing until watching this vid. So basically Part 1 using first letter (from the word) and Part 2 using the second letter (from the word) bc they are the Consonants. And when it comes to word that ends with a “다” behind, we need to change it to “따”, making pronunciation more forcefully although it have the same sound as single consonants. I know there are 4 other double consonants such as “ㅃ”, “ㅉ”, “ㅆ”, “ㄲ”, are we suppose to use it the same way as “다”🧐🤔 Anyway, thanks Hailey this vid and all other vids of yours, I really 🫶🏼 your vids and had been learning & understanding a lot more, it really helps😊

Thanks for lesson 💗💗💗💗💗💗