I just started learning Korean pronunciation and encountered some confusion. I hope you can give you

Actually, =g k =b p You can remember the sound of q in pinyin, oh, when you read it, choose the neutralization pronunciation of these two sounds to pronounce it, and d t....A lot of double writing accents in front of the sound is generally the sound oblique when reading, and the back is the sound of this sound when it is received, and it can be put at the beginning of the sentence or combined with other words, and it will be voiced to say that it is better to read more, listen more, and practice more Come on, it is recommended to go to the next app and put it in the mobile phone to listen to it often.

Pronunciation is the key to getting started with Korean, so be sure to learn authentic Seoulese pronunciation, not Korean pronunciation. In this regard, it is best to learn from a professional teacher or ** tutorial, and the pronunciation must pay attention to the mastery of the mouth shape and pronunciation position.

Pronounce ga, not k, pronounce ba. There are diacritics, but not in this case. Diacritics generally start from words, and there is no umlaut when this kind of word is pronounced word by word.

If you read the vowels and consonants separately and then quickly read them together, you will be able to pronounce them.

I think the most important thing about language is speaking, so you can practice with TV dramas, and you can also add some Korean on the Internet**, and use the Korean corner to practice more. It's better if you have a locale. In terms of grammar, read the book and write along, and then read it repeatedly in combination with the grammar in the textbook.

My experience is like this, and I think it's very useful. Hope it works for you too.

If you want to learn, study hard!! ）

Everyday colloquialism between ordinary friends or peers: Hello an

Niong: Goodbye ca-r

gga thanks gomawo

What is your name? ilemi

muoya?

My name is. nanen

xxlagaosemi

DDA no! an

dei!Feeling cold cucum

How tall are you, dda? kigaor

manadeise

yo?How old are you? miaocali

eiyo?I. years old. zao

nen..calimi

Can DDA help me? dou

wazu-rsui

soyo?Word limit! Thank you!

1.Yes has the meaning of a change Yes has changed.

2.It is the same as yes, and it can also be an interrogative sentence, not an honorific sentence.

3.You're right, it's a suspicious question sentence to use when you're unsure, you should be a friend.

This is for food

Here is a word, the prototype is , which means old, old, followed by the parentheses in parentheses can be omitted, here it indicates the reason, because it is old, so it fell off (

It is decoration, decoration.

Here we mean the team, the team, the management team, for example, the teacher team, the teachers, the directors, the board of directors.

It is the Lord, but it is added to indicate that to... Main, if you don't add it, it can't represent the components in the sentence, and Korean words have to add endings after the words to indicate its components in the play, some are not added, not nothing, but are omitted, you have to know.

In addition, it feels like you don't understand the meaning of the whole sentence, you must understand the meaning of the sentence to better understand the components.

Translation: Until 2002, McDonald's was known for its unclean service caused by its old and peeling interiors. The new management team is customer-focused (customer-centric) () and has extended business hours.

As a radio, it is really difficult for native Chinese speakers to pronounce, our pinyin l only has the pronunciation of consonants, there is no radio, so it is difficult for us to send the radio, it is recommended to listen to more Korean songs [for example, I listen to bigbang (Dacheng) - wings) and bigbang (gd & victory) - open the window), the pronunciation sounds relatively clear, there are many Korean songs, this is just what I like) practice slowly.

Korean phonetic changes are actually okay, after all, they are all regular phenomena, but I haven't found a fast and accurate method, it is recommended to summarize the rules of some common phonetic phenomena, remember a certain word of uncommon phonetic phenomenon, and often recall, so that the next time you encounter a similar phonetic phenomenon, you will naturally know how to pronounce it.

For example, my Korean teacher summed up a rule for us that is to look at the sea) which means that when the current word is pronounced as , and after encountering , the pronunciation of the previous radio becomes , respectively

First question:

How do you translate this sentence?

It's a pleasure to finally come to the mountain once. (This refers to the fact that it is only done once after a long time, but it does not make sense, so you should be flexible when translating).

Second question:

: Where does this box put **?

Please put it next to this window) Is there any specific meaning in these two sentences?

Isn't the word generally ancillary?

Like you said, there is an auxiliary effect, but there are times when it is used alone, and when it is alone, it means "to put it away."

The third question:

How do you translate this sentence? What does it do?

It translates to "That river over there is so beautiful." Actually, "here" means to see.

The difference is that it is to see, you take the initiative to see, but to see, to meet the eye, which means to automatically enter your field of vision.

Hope it helps!!

Generally refers to a long time apart, which means that I haven't been to the mountain for a long time, and this time I came to the mountain again, and I feel really good.

It is also a verb that means put.

The meaning of the original sentence is, where is this box placed? Just put it next to this window The prototype is to mean to see, a bit of a passive word, plus a definite , to mean "of", because Jiang is the subject here, there is no mention of people, so it is not possible to use , so I used this

When translating, you don't have to translate, just say: That Jiang over there is so beautiful