E.g 기분이 좋아 ~ gibuni joha (my mood is good/i’m in a good mood)
As in ~ “yeah that’s right” or “you’re right” :)
Pronun: chon-chon-ee
Pronun: nan han-goog-eo jal-ha-go ship-eo-yo
Pronun: jol-lyeo-yo (joll-yeo-yo is much easier to explain than how to pronounce ‘lyeo/ryeo’)
okay so this is pretty awkward because just like in english and other languages theres words that just don’t apply BUT as a general rule:
- at the start of a word ㄹ is pronounced more like an R e.g: 라디오 (radio)
- at the end of a word ㄹ is pronounced more like an L e.g: 정말 (jeongmal)
- when there are two ㄹs together it’s also pronounced like an L e.g: 빨리 (bballi)
- if the ㄹ comes just before a vowel or a filler & a vowel like this: 하루 (haru) or 돌아와 (dorawa) then it’s pronounced more like an R
- and if it comes before a consonant e.g: 말해봐 (malhaebwa) then it’s pronounced more like an L
that’s all i’ve got :) hope it helps anon & thanks for the question~
alright, i know i haven’t posted in a long time. i’ve just had a lot of stressy stuff going on but i shouldn’t neglect the blog. i know this thing actually helps some of you so i shall be posting again soon. i promise *holds up pinky*
sure, actually i used to use a different one which there is a link to in the drop down box on my page but now i’ve changed to ‘365warmhearts’ :)
