#15 Today, we are going to learn "Double Consonant" or "쌍 자음 - Ssang Ja-eum" There are 5 double consonants in the Korean alphabet. They are, [ㄲ] - 쌍기역 - Ssang giyok [ㄸ] - 쌍디귿 - Ssang digeut [ㅃ] - 쌍비읍 - Ssang bieup [ㅆ] - 쌍시옷 - Ssang siot [ㅉ] - 쌍지읒 - Ssang jieut Here is some example words of [ㄲ] 1. 까까 = Kkakka = Baby food 2. 꼬마 = Kkoma = Child Here is some a example word of [ㄸ] 1. 또 = Tto = Again Here is some a example word of [ㅃ] 1. 오빠 = Oppa = Brother Here is some a example word of [ㅆ] 1. 싸다 = Ssada = Cheap Here is some example word of [ㅉ] 1. 짜 = Jja = Salt I hope it will helpful for you..!!
I would think that the double consonants used to be ejectives like are seen in many Caucasian and native American languages; k' -> kk t' -> tt p' -> pp c' -> ss č' -> jj
I can't believe that after going through all the hard work to plan out these lessons, record them in a helpful manner, edit them, and posting them here on RU-vid for everyone to watch for free, Korean Unnie still gets criticism. If you know the alphabet so well, then why are you here? As a beginner who is completely new to the language, I am very appreciative that I can go on here and watch these videos and learn the pronunciations first before worrying about learning the names of each one. It's not healthy to overwork your brain, so Korean Unnie presents these lessons in a way that makes it simple for us. Thank you, Korean Unni, and don't listen to such negativity. These videos are great and very useful for newbies like me.
@@cyborgXcsun When I was here learning the alphabet there were a lot of hate comments from people trying to correct her on the pronunciations or criticize her for not teaching the names of the individual hangul
So according to the comment section, 까까(kaka) means poop in most of the European languages (if I'm not wrong). In Korean language it means baby food! In Hindi language (yes, I'm an Indian) it means uncle! Same word.... different meanings in different languages....... INTERESTING!!!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Fun fact : every sound of the alphabet in korean match with hindi (indian language) the sounds are same or sometime around that alphabet btw thanks unnie for teaching us from india
It's easy to learn korean who knows hindi because pronounciation of korean alphabets don't lies between english alphabets but hindi letters matches alot
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Yeah, getting that last (final) consonant down tomorrow will help us to master Korean. Thank you so much! I notice that you’re adding a thousand subscribers every couple of days and you totally deserve that success. It’s all about the journey, not the destination!
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I can understand it's kind of hard for English speakers but in Indian hindii language I can find almost most of the sounds of consonants and vovels so it's really for me as I'm Hindi speaker I recognized and learnt all the sounds in 1 day and now I'm hungry for more learning
These videos make me so happy! Korean's so pretty, and it makes so excited to learn more Korean with your videos. Thank you Unnie. Also, I love your nails they're so pretty.
Now that all consonants have been covered, I‘m really impressed by how much sense everything korean 언니 said makes sense and I finally understand the difference between ㄱ, ㅋ and ㄲ as well as all other plain, aspirated and double consonants. Thanks a lot!
I made it! It was a much needed review unnie. Now I feel like I finally understand how to differentiate between aspirated and double consonants 🙏🏾 will definitely support everything!!
5:23 ' ttu hai ' it mean you are in Hindi And that Kaka it means sh!t in my native language... Btw My native language is Italian....when you said ' you wanna eat some Kaka ' I died out of laughing 😂😂😂😂
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까까 means poop in quite a few European languages: in my language, which is Italian, in Spanish, in French and I guess in Portuguese as well. So I laughed so hard at 까까 sorry ahah, at least this word will be very easy to remember because of this, great! 감사합니다 Korean언니!!
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This concept confuses me. I already speak loudly and annunciate clearly and authoritatively. What am I supposed to do in these cases, yell? Edit: I’m starting to understand. The pronunciations have a finesse about them that has to be learned and practiced. You can’t just brute force your way to pronouncing the language. I have a very long way to go ☺️
@@nikogalih9260 I don’t think you can ever avoid them. Since they’re apart of words. Double consonants are just tense. Like for ㅃ, think of it producing the sound in like “spa” the s before the p makes it more tense!
That kid snack word sounds like "caca" in french, which means poop. So absolutely not a snack. Also you mentioned swear words, as a french Canadian I am interested en tabarnak. :D
You mentioned in the subscription section that you’re are preparing “e-books and marches” but marches? Maybe you meant something else? Marches can refer to soldiers that perform in a military parade or walk together towards a destination, etc.
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When u taught about bieup I asked you the same question that why you just cut that bieup into half from center 😂😂 N today I got to know about it😅 Thank you so much Unnie for ur effort💙
i learned 빵 when i first started korean so now 빵 is my favorite korean word haha. i also love saying bread in different languages. english: bread. italian: pane. french: pain. chinese: 面包. korean: 빵 :)
hi!!! i can't believe someone else has been collecting the word bread so to add to your list from the ones i know there's tinapay in tagalog/filipino, bröd in swedish, khobz in arabic, pan in spanish and brot in german :)
I think ㄲ might be easier for dutchies as Dutch has hard g's. I knew ㅃ of course, 사뿐 사뿐. Hehe, bring it on with soundchanges. Did some celtic languages before
Thank you for covering handwriting soon. I think many beginners will be confused seeing hadwriting and i missed in your consonant videos (i think their handwriting will also improve and look natural) 😂
