Thanlwin
Why does joha spell as 좋아 but not 조하? what is the different? don't they sounds the same? Yes i am beginner. Today is my second day actually learning properly. I will eventually look for tutor in a month or so after i learn basic characters fluently. ^^
13 de set de 2016 07:32
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According to the rules of Korean orthography(한글맞춤법) Article 15, stem and suffix of the predicate(verb or adjective) should be written separately. 제15항 용언의 어간과 어미는 구별하여 적는다. ex) in 먹다, 먹 is stem and 다 is suffix 먹다 먹고 먹어 먹으니 in 좋다, 좋 is stem and 다 is suffix in 좋아, 좋 is stem and 아 is suffix 좋다 좋고 좋아 좋으니
13 de setembro de 2016
First, wean yourself off of romanization as quickly as possible. Second, it's part of the more advanced (not really advanced) pronunciation/sound change rules. There's a whole list of them here: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Korean/Advanced_Pronunciation_Rules ㅎ before ㅇ is silent. The sound does not carry over. Besides, ㅎ in the final position has a "t" sound, not an "h" sound, so it wouldn't make sense for the "h" sound to be in the next syllable anyway :)
13 de setembro de 2016
I think this video may help you. https://youtu.be/1bQvXTLMTwI - Pronunciation of 좋아요
13 de setembro de 2016
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