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- Pronunciation of 으 and 우? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
first say 우 u , hold the shapes and positions of your mouth, lips and tongue notice that you are pushing your lips towards the center to make the sound keep holding shapes the positions of your tongue and shape of the inside of your mouth, while changing the shape of your lips by "smiling"
- pronunciation - Why is 우 often romanized as woo? - Korean Language . . .
The pronunciation of Japanese u is one between 으 and 우 If one has 우 as her his family name and her his family member (usually, her his father or her his sibling) has already got a passport with 우 romanized as Woo, she he needs to use Woo as her his romanized family name to obtain her his passport This is mandatory
- Why does ㅗ *o* sometimes sound like ㅜ *u*?
When I listen to 오 on Naver Dict (or 오다 or 오늘), it sounds the same as 우 오 sounds like a [u] sound, not an [o] sound like in Spanish como (Click the speech icon with round, not vertical, sound waves for a human-recorded sound rather than text-to-speech ) Maybe 우 sounds a bit more emphatic, but it doesn't sound very different
- How the honorific verb 뵙다 becomes 봬요 in informal style standard . . .
3) 뵙다 is an irregular verb because its verb stem ends in ㅂ (비읍) 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
- Is it possible to say 환영드립니다?
To say "congratulations," it's possible to say 축하합니다 or 축하드립니다, the latter being more polite Is it possible to say 환영드립니다 instead of 환영합니다? If not, why not?
- What is the difference between 끊기다 and 끊어지다?
(Note: Suffixes -이-, -히-, -리-, -기-, -우-, -구-, and -추- add causativeness to another specific group of verbs ) (Note 2: There is another word 끊이다 Its meanings have passiveness, but 끊이다 and 끊다 are not directly related to each other Please consult the dictionary to figure out how different they are )
- Why does the indirect quotation (ㄴ 는)다고 mean just because in the . . .
-다고 is the quoting suffix as you said, but your examples are using it in a different sense It is a short form for -다고 해서, where 해서 makes a clause to be contradicted in the main clause, like "just because
- Could anyone help me write this quote in Korean Vertically?
I was wondering if anyone could help me with this writing in Korean This quote “우리 함께면 세계는 아름다워” is a song lyric I want to get on a tapestry as well as a tattoo down my forearm It is written out
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