The vowels and combinations of y and w with a vowel are pronounced somewhat as follows:
i as in marine (meet, cheat)
wi as in we (queen, between, sweet)
wi as in we (queen, between, sweet)
e as in met (or hey, say, mate)
ye as in yes (or yeah)
we as in wet (or way, sway, quake)
ye as in yes (or yeah)
we as in wet (or way, sway, quake)
oe usually pronounced just like we
ae as at (cap, sack, ham)
yae as in yam
wae as in swam
yae as in yam
wae as in swam
a as ah (father)
ya as yard, German ja
wa as Wahshington (but not Worshington or Wohshington!)
ya as yard, German ja
wa as Wahshington (but not Worshington or Wohshington!)
eu as “jist” ( = just ), “pirty” ( = pretty); or, as June, soon, too, cool
(WITH LIPS PULLED BACK HARD)
(WITH LIPS PULLED BACK HARD)
u as June, soon, too (WITH LIPS PUSHED OUT)
yu as you, cue, pew
(WITH LIPS PUSHED OUT)
eo between song and sung; like song, law, bought (WITH LIPS
PULLED BACK HARD); or like sung, lung, butt (WITH
TONGUE PULLED BACK AND PUSHED DOWN, AS IF WITH
A SPOON)
yeo between yawn and young
wo between wall and won
PULLED BACK HARD); or like sung, lung, butt (WITH
TONGUE PULLED BACK AND PUSHED DOWN, AS IF WITH
A SPOON)
yeo between yawn and young
wo between wall and won
o as in no
yo as in yokel
yo as in yokel
ui The combination ui has three different pronunciations depending
on the usage:
on the usage:
(1) At the beginning of a word it is pronounced like u.
(2) At the end of a word it is pronounced like i.
(3) As a separate particle meaning of, it is pronounced like e.
In this book, you will find the first pronunciation indicated as ui(i)
and the second as eu i. But you will have to remember that the
particle ui is pronounced like e.
and the second as eu i. But you will have to remember that the
particle ui is pronounced like e.
Here are some common words to practice the vowels on:
i | Tooth | 이 |
jip | House | 집 |
gwi | Ear | 귀 |
jwi | Rat | 쥐 |
dwi | Behind | 뒤 |
ne | Yes | 네 |
ye | Yes | 예 |
gyohoe | Church | 교회 |
hoeui | Meeting | 회의 |
Choe | Choe (name) | 최 |
soe | Iron | 쇠 |
sae | Bird | 새 |
sonyeo | Girl | 소녀 |
agi | Baby | 아기 |
hae | Sun, Year | 해 |
maeil | Every day | 매일 |
iyagi | Story, Talk | 이야기 |
wae | Why | 왜 |
mal | Horse | 말 |
bam | Night | 밤 |
joreugi | Teasing | 조르기 |
wanja | Meatballs | 완자 |
gwanggo | Advertisement | 광고 |
eumsik | Food | 음식 |
eunhaeng | Bank | 은행 |
geurim | Picture | 그림 |
nun | Eye | 눈 |
mu | Turnip | 무 |
yuri | Glass | 유리 |
dubu | Bean-curd | 두부 |
gyuyul | Regulations | 규율 |
meonjeo | First of all | 먼저 |
eonje | When | 언제 |
neomu man(h)i | Too much | 너무 많이 |
gyeogjehak | Economics | 경제학 |
geokjjeong | Worry | 걱정 |
won | Won (currency) | 원 |
ssaum | Quarrel | 싸움 |
don | Money | 돈 |
sori | Sound | 소리 |
gong | Ball | 공 |
pyo | Ticket | 표 |
hakgyo | School | 학교 |
uija | Chair | 의자 |
uisa | Doctor | 의사 |
uimi | Meaning | 의미 |
jipjung | Attention | 집중 |
uinon | Discussion | 의논 |
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