#hangug

안녕하세요 Dreamling 들! Hello Dreamlings! An action verb is anything someone or something does. For example, to eat, to see, and to drink.  In this lesson you’ll learn about what a verb is – specifically action verbs –  and how to use them.

일어나다 to wake up

샤워하다 to shower

양치하다 to brush teeth

화장하다 to put on makeup

가다 to go

일하다 to work

공부하다 to study

놀다 to play

쇼핑하다 to shop

운동하다 to exercise

요리하다 to cook

마시다 to drink

먹다 to eat

보다 to see

자다 to sleep

청소하다 to clean

생각하다 to think

걱정하다 to worry

Now, we can form simple sentences. Remember that Korean sentences follow the structure SUBJECT, OBJECT, VERB. Here’s an example: “저는 케이크를 먹어요.” I eat cake. 

Sometimes, a noun can be separated from the verb and be used by itself. For example, 공부 from 공부하다 can just mean study while 걱정 from 걱정하다 can just mean worry/worries. This way, you can say “you have many worries” instead of “you are worrying”. Therefore,  걱정하다 can also be written as  걱정를 하다 as  걱정  is a noun itself.

I hope you enjoyed this lesson! See you in the next one! 다음에 또 봐요!

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Vowels

Now we will start with the first .. how to pronounce the first 8 vowels.

ㅏ A  : like in Apple

ㅓ Ao : like in Water

ㅗ O : like in Cool , Book

ㅜ U : like in Rule

ㅡ eu : this one is a lettel bet complicated ..

i am sure that you heard in drama saying oneul 오늘 which means Today in korean. ( this is the only way or word came in my mind <^^)

ㅣ i - E : like in keep or Example

ㅔ and ㅐ are pronounced the same ae : like in Organization

( while you are reading them try to write them to make your mind to know the difference between the vowels and after that just test your self to know in which one you mistake for a whole week so you brain will memorize them)

Consonants

now we will start with the first 6  consonants:

ㄱ k or g : like in book, mask, Korea

ㄴ n : like in nail, snail, phone

ㄷ D or T : like in head, date ( reading it D or T it depends on it;s location)

ㄹ R or L : right , left ,water

ㅁ M : like in me, more, morning

ㅂ B : like in book, back

Now to make it easier to memorize the vowels with the consonants we will try to read some words has there letters.

가구 ( Kagu ) which means Furniture , 고기 ( Kogi ) which means meat. 가을  ( Kaeul ) which mean fall season.

나 ( na ) which means me, i , i am , 노래 ( nore ) which means song, sing., 노루 ( noru ) which means deer.

다리 ( tari ) which means leg/ bridge, 구두 (kudu) which means shoe, 두개 ( du kea ) which means two pieces.

오리 (Ori) which means duck, 라디오 (Radio) as in radio, 우리 ( Uri) which means us, we , our. ( note that the 오리 and  우리 are pronanuced the same, the defferent is with O ㅗ and U ㅜ )

머리 ( maori ) which means head, 무 ( mu ) which means radish, 나무 ( namu) which means Tree.

배 ( pae ) which means ship, 바다 ( Pada) which means beach.

in the situation you couldn't read the Korean words Just use Google translate to head the pronunciation.

Try reading there words ( will help you a lot especially for thus who has problem with remembering  the letters .

아이                                       아우

가기                                       어디

누나                                        나라

어머니                                     나비

애기                                         문

만

Good luck <3

i will be back soon with the rest

Firstly, i think the best way is to start with the vowels ( as dividing them into 3 parts) and every week with 5 consonants.

( i will but it here with examples) 

There are 21 vowels which are : 

ㅏ , ㅓ ,ㅗ , ㅜ , ㅡ, ㅣ , ㅔ , ㅐ (first week)

ㅑ, ㅕ , ㅛ , ㅠ ,            , ㅖ , ㅒ (Second week) 

ㅘ, ㅝ , ㅚ , ㅚ , ㅢ ,      , ㅞ, ㅙ  (Third week)

And there are 19 consonant letters which are: 

ㄱ, ㄴ , ㄷ ,ㄹ , ㅁ , ㅂ , ㅅ , ㅇ , ㅈ , ㅎ ( there letter if you memorize them it will be easier to memorize the rest coz they are related )

ㅋ ,     , ㅌ ,           , ㅍ ,            , ㅊ , 

First of all, if you what to start to learn any language it’s important to learn the alphabets first. this chart will help you a lot. i will add a video to make it easier for all to pronounce the letters in the right way. 

The colored Letters are the consonants and the letters in black are the vowels.