List of words with identical long and short vowels in Korean (like 눈 snow and 눈 eyes)?
The hardest pronunciation problem I have in Korean is being able to tell the difference between long vowels and short vowels like the difference between identically spelled words that have different pronunciations (snow and eyes for instance). I specifically want to try to master the 7 different vowel lengths, but I can only hear 2 of them. Can anyone help me out with examples of other words that are spelled identically but have different vowel lengths?

Question

List of words with identical long and short vowels in Korean (like 눈 snow and 눈 eyes)?
The hardest pronunciation problem I have in Korean is being able to tell the difference between long vowels and short vowels like the difference between identically spelled words that have different pronunciations (snow and eyes for instance).  I specifically want to try to master the 7 different vowel lengths, but I can only hear 2 of them.  Can anyone help me out with examples of other words that are spelled identically but have different vowel lengths?

Answer

i'm sorry but the two things's pronounciation is perfectly same.
so if you how do we differenciate them, i 'll answer it's on the context.
if your topic is our face, 눈 means eyes. on the other hand, you talk bout weather. in this situation, 눈 means snow.
i hope this helps you^^