Who knows that there are three Korean letters and how to pronounce them

If you are interested, you can communicate with me, and maybe I can give you some guidance for learning Korean Chinese.

ㄹ ：l/r

In the use of Korean, the l sound is mainly pronounced. The r sound is not the pronunciation itself, but because there is no independent corresponding letter of the voiced r in the Korean phonetic system, such as "hot re, 日ri" in Chinese, all syllables and pronunciations starting with r cannot be accurately expressed in Korean. Because Korean is phonetic, and there is no word for r in all Korean characters, when the r sound appears, it is marked with a similar pronunciation in Korean.

The pronunciation of j z is easy to distinguish, and when combined with the l vowel in Korean, the j sound is found, and the z sound is found at other times.

Such as ji woo gae) ba ji) za da) za du) zeo zang) zo yong).

Note: Pronunciation in parentheses.

It's very simple, just like the degree of Chinese pinyin or English words:

k] Without actual pronunciation, the tongue quickly moves backwards after pronouncing the auxiliary and vowel sounds, and the auxiliary and vowel sounds are blocked with the base of the tongue. Just as the "k" sound in the English word "book" is added after the first "boo" sound is pronounced, the difference is that the "boo" and "k" sounds are pronounced at the same time, and there is no "tail" with the "k".

t] is even simpler, again without actual pronunciation, and the tongue quickly moves forward after pronouncing the consonant and vowel (just the opposite of the tongue position) to block the consonant and consonant. Because this is the tongue facing forward, it is often possible to bite the tip of the tongue with the front teeth.

l] Similar to the Chinese "erhuayin", the difference is that the tip of the tongue should not be rolled too high, and the tip of the tongue can be rolled up to the upper gums.

m] Quickly shut up after the consonant and vowel sound is pronounced, and then continue to pronounce it through the nose (nasal). At this time, plug both nostrils with your fingers (after washing), and you will feel like you are cold.

p] and "[m]" as the same auxiliary and vowel sound as quickly shut the mouth, using the closed upper and lower lips to stop the air from flowing out. Then the nose must not be involved in the pronunciation. So you can only make very short, rapid sounds. In fact, this radio "rhyme ending) also has no actual pronunciation.

In Korean pinyin, "Zhong, Deng, Tang, Song." What is a middle accent? The common sound is.

The way to read it. The specific pronunciation method is to open the mouth at this time, pronounce it through the nose, and put the tongue back.

Consonants (choseong, consonants) (19) Vowels (jungseong, vowels) (21).

Radios (jongseong) (27 pcs).

If you want to ask about pronunciation, this one is a bit difficult to type, because there are long sounds, short sounds, and diacritics, so it is not easy to play, and this is best to learn it specifically, otherwise there will be serious pronunciation errors.

Korean has the --- of 'son'

The vowel sound ---

You're talking about these three 'sub' sounds---

It's the s pronunciation, it's the z pronunciation, it's the ce pronunciation.

It's really hard to pronounce a single 'sub' sound, but if you add the 'female' sound to pronounce it, you'll see the difference.

子' sound "plus 'mother' sound " is this word--- pronunciation is si

子' sound "" plus "mother" sound " is this word--- pronunciation is ji

子' sound " plus 'mother' sound " is this word--- pronunciation is qi

子' sound " plus 'mother' sound " is this word--- pronunciation is sa

子' sound " plus 'mother' sound " is this word--- pronunciation is za

子' sound " plus 'mother' sound " is this word--- pronounced ca

ㅅ（si），ㅈzi），ㅊci）

The first two are not aspirated, and the last one is pronounced and the tone is focused, exhaling from the mouth.

si xi zi ji ci qi ci and qi nian a little heavier would be good. It's almost 4 sounds.

ㅅ（si），ㅈzi），ㅊci）。

Marked in pinyin. It's clear at a glance.

The main thing is the relationship between aspiration and non-aspiration.

si），ㅈzi），ㅊci）。

That's the difference between s c z.

The main thing is the relationship between aspiration and non-aspiration.

I think it's better to learn a language, especially at the introductory stage, or go to a tutorial class, and I don't know if my pronunciation is correct at all.

I had been bothered by learning these damn letters online for two months, and I only learned it in tutorial classes, ......First of all, we recommend Korean and Chinese classes.