Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #5: Learning 한글 Part 3 More Vowels
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Summary
This lesson continues the study of the Korean alphabet (Hangeul) by introducing additional vowels, including complex and y-based vowel sounds, and explains the special phonetic rule for the 's' consonant before 'e' sounds.
Highlights
Introduction to New Vowels00:00:07
The lesson begins by introducing several new Hangeul vowels including 'o', 'um', and other horizontal and vertical vowel variations, emphasizing proper stroke order and placement with the empty consonant.
Y-Sound Vowels and Syllable Formation00:04:31
The instructor explains vowels that include a 'y' sound, such as 'ya', 'yo', 'you', and 'yu', detailing how to differentiate them from basic vowels and how they form syllable blocks.
Advanced Vowel Variations00:10:17
Covers more complex vowels like 'yay' and 'ye', noting that some vowels have identical pronunciations but distinct spellings, and practices building syllables with these characters.
Phonetic Rule for the 's' Consonant00:12:42
Explains a critical pronunciation rule where the 's' consonant changes to an 'sh' sound when followed by any vowel containing an 'e' sound.
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