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- Pronunciation of 으 and 우? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
I hear 우 instead of 으 and am told I pronounce them the same (I'm a French native) This is a question from the definition stage How are 으 and 우 pronounced?
- pronunciation - Why is 우 often romanized as woo? - Korean Language . . .
With respect to the first point, I think it's possible the character 노 has it's roots in a Chinese character that can be written as Roh (similar to how old names with 이 used to be written as Rhee, eg 이승만) Also the North Korean state news paper is named 로동 신문, which I believe is their version of 노동 우 being written as Woo might have similar roots
- Why does ㅗ *o* sometimes sound like ㅜ *u*?
Maybe 우 sounds a bit more emphatic, but it doesn't sound very different In contrast, 소, 요³, and 포, and the text-to-speech 오 definitely sound like [o] 코 and Wikipedia's [o] also sounds like [u], although if I listen to it while thinking [o] in my head, it starts to sound more like [o]
- ㅂ irregular verbs - Korean Language Stack Exchange
고맙다 in the RoK used to be conjugated (pre-1988 according to Wiktionary) as 고마와, and still is conjugated as such in the DPRK Whether any North Koreans or Joseonjuk actually speak like that is another question However, 반갑다 has the same "problem" of 우 despite having 아
- How the honorific verb 뵙다 becomes 봬요 in informal style standard . . .
So ㅂ becomes 우 if the ㅂ is in front of a vowel (we don't consider the ㅇ which is a consonant) So to conjugate at the honorific politeness level + informal style: Verb stem + honorific particle + tense + sentence ending We cannot use honorific particle (으시 시) because the verb is already honorific 뵙 + 어요
- What is the difference between 끊기다 and 끊어지다?
They are always interchangeable because they are (absolute) synonyms Suffixes -이-, -히-, -리-, and -기- add passiveness to a group of verbs 끊기다 can be decomposed into 끊- + -기- + -다; the passive verb 끊기다 directly relates to the transitive verb 끊다 (Note: Suffixes -이-, -히-, -리-, -기-, -우-, -구-, and -추- add causativeness to another group of verbs ) (Note
- vocabulary - Whats the difference between 탕 and 국? - Korean . . .
Here's a hypothesis A soup that is considered 반찬 (side dish to 밥) is 국; a soup not considered 반찬 is 탕 One way to try to confirm it would be too see whether 탕 are generally more substantial than 국
- Could anyone help me write this quote in Korean Vertically?
There's nothing special about vertical writing You just write the words vertically in the same order and with the same spacing I'll show a single line and a two line case below 우 리 함 께 면 세 계 는 아 름 다 워
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