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Last consonant is called '받침[bat-chim]'. When 'ㅁ' come to the last consonant, it sounds 'm[m], as same as 'coMe', 'laMb'. I just use 가~기 for example, but you can made all the letters from 가 to 히 with 'ㅁ'.
‘나’ is a pronoun that means I, my, me. ‘너’ is a pronoun that means you, your. ‘은/는’ and ‘이/가’ are postposition particles, but have different uses. 🎯 은/는 show the attached word is a TOPIC of the sentence. 🙂 나는 바빠요. (As for me, I am busy.) In this sentence, the topic of this conversation is me. We’re talking about something about me. 🎯 이/가 shows that the attached word is the SUBJECT of the sentenc..
"-ㄴ/는 것 같다"는 추측이나 불확실한 단정을 나타냅니다. 문장 앞에 (확실한 건 아니지만)이 생략되어 있지요. "-ㄴ/는 것 같다" indicates a guessing or uncertain conclusion. Most of the time (Not for sure) is hidden in front of the sentence. 😀 휴대폰이 망가진 것 같다. I think my cell phone is broken 😀 그녀는 초컬릿을 먹는 것 같아. She seems to be eating chocolate. 그러나 일반적인 상황에서 자신의 경험이나 상황, 감정을 추측하는 문장은 바람직하지 않습니다. But generally, sentences that guess one's own experie..
'ㅎ' is '히읗[hi-eut]'. It pronounces as similar as 'H' when it comes to the initial consonant. When it comes to the last consonant of the letter, it pronounces as same as 'ㄷ'
'ㅍ' is '피읖[pi-eup]. It pronounces as similar as [P] in front of the letter. ㅍ has stronger sound than ㅂ. When you pronounce this letter, try to breath oue stronger than ㅂ.
'ㅌ' is '티읕[ti-eut]'. It pronounces as similar as [T] in front of the letter. ㅌ has a stronger sound than ㄷ. When you pronounce this letter, try to breath out stronger than ㄷ.
'ㅋ' is '키읔[ki-eug]'. It pronounces as similar as [K] in front of the letter. ㅋ has stronger sound thatn 'ㄱ'. When you pronounce this letter, try to breath out stronger than ㄱ.
'ㅊ' is '치읓[chi-eut]'. It pronounces as similar as [Ch] in front of the letter. ㅊ has a stonger sound than ㅈ. When you pronounce this letter, try to breath out stronger than ㅈ.
'ㅈ' is 지읒[ji-eut]'. Many learners confused and felt difficult to distinguish ㅈ and ㅊ. 'ㅈ' is softer sound than 'ㅊ'. When you pronounce this letter, you need to breath out softer than 'ㅊ'. Only thing I know is, there is no royal way to learn foreign language(I wish I want to know, it there is a way.) Let's keep practicing with say out loud!
'ㅅ' is 시옷[si-oht]. It pronounces as similar as 'S'.
'ㅂ' is '비읍[bi-eup]'. It pronounces as similar as 'B'
'ㄹ' is '리을[ri-eul]'. It is 4th Korean consonant. 'ㄹ' pronounces as similar as 'L'. It also pronounce as similar as 'R', but not same actually. Korean does not have 'r' sound, so many foreign words that has 'r' usually is pronounced 'ㄹ'. I changed monophthongs of 'ㅓ' and 'ㅕ' to [ʌ] and [jʌ]. Hope this helps.