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Learn linked sounds in Korean pronunciation by practicing how the bottom consonant rises in connected speech, using example sentences and audio practice to reinforce this pattern.
Master the last double final consonants (ㄶ ㅀ) in Korean pronunciation by analyzing three-sentence examples, removing the second consonant when needed, and practicing additional sentences to refine intonation.
Learn how final consonants and following sounds blend to form an aspirated nasal sound, and practice together to master these sound changes.
Discover how Korean final consonants affect nasal sound changes and practice two-step sound changes in context with native-like pronunciation through example sentences.
Explore stronger Korean pronunciation by learning how bottom and final consonants form double consonants, with memorable groupings and example phrases. Practice with audio, repeat aloud, and aim to sound native.
Learn Korean intonation rules, including lowering for statements and raising for questions, stress on the last syllable of each word, and pause-and-drag after conjunctions, with guided practice.
Explore Korean pronunciation and intonation through a k-drama script, with guided pronunciation checks, rising and falling intonation patterns, and repeated dialogues.
Practice pronunciation and intonation by listening to a drama, repeating lines, and speaking until natural; watch a single episode, then apply consistent practice to improve native-sounding Korean and scores.
Master basic Korean sounds and start speaking like an Korean, with confidence!
In this course, you will learn the pronunciation of Korean sounds and words and intonation. We will go over both how to make the sounds and examples of those sounds in common words and phrases. This course includes exercises for making better Korean speaking habits. The course starts with the basics of Korean pronunciation, then goes on to difficult sounds that learners often come across when learning Korean pronunciation. If you work hard and practice what you learn, you will improve.
You will be able to see my face and mouth clearly in each video lesson, and I will use a board at all times.
Each lesson focuses on a single idea, and each is comprehensive. You can go at your own pace and should take your time, with lots of practice between videos. Replaying each lesson is highly recommended.