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Pronunciation 우 and 오
I am following an on line course: 'Talk to me in Korean', the first level.
There is one girl there, that girl is from Seoul. To me it seems that the girl pronounces the 오 almost like an 우, while the other speakers do not. Is that 'Seoul' dialect?
To me it seems that 오 should be something like the 'o' in 'go'.
And I thought the 우 would be like the 'o' in 'too'. With this girl it's like both are like the 'o' in 'too'.
There is one girl there, that girl is from Seoul. To me it seems that the girl pronounces the 오 almost like an 우, while the other speakers do not. Is that 'Seoul' dialect?
To me it seems that 오 should be something like the 'o' in 'go'.
And I thought the 우 would be like the 'o' in 'too'. With this girl it's like both are like the 'o' in 'too'.
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Yes, you're right. It's Seoul dialect.^^'
Sometimes I also tend to speak like that even though it's not the standard. Actually I didn't notice that it was a dialect before.
For example,
1) 나도(me too) ☞ 나두
2) 없고요(I don't have...) ☞ 없구요
3) 별로(not really..) ☞ 별루
\^o^/
Sometimes I also tend to speak like that even though it's not the standard. Actually I didn't notice that it was a dialect before.
For example,
1) 나도(me too) ☞ 나두
2) 없고요(I don't have...) ☞ 없구요
3) 별로(not really..) ☞ 별루
\^o^/
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