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Korean Pronunciation Rules Explained in Hindi - Carry Over Rule

This is the first video in the Korean Pronunciation Series from LKI. In this series, we will be explaining the most important pronunciation rules of Korean language that will help in perfecting your pronunciation and speak naturally like native Korean speakers. In the first lesson, we are explaining the carry over pronunciation rule. Carry over If a Patchim consonant is followed by a vowel its sound gets combined with the next vowel and it is pronounced as a part of the next syllable and not as an independent character. Examples: Word – Sound Change – Pronunciation 책이 채기 छैक + ई = छैगी 밥을 바블 फाप + अल = फाबल 잎이 이피 इप + ई = इफी 옷이 오시 ओत+ई=ओशी 밖에 바께 फाक+ए=फाक्के If the syllable ends with a double ‘Patchim’ and the following syllable starts with a vowel, the first letter of the double ‘Patchim’ is pronounced independently while the second part is carried over and gets combined with the following syllable. Examples: Word – Sound Change – Pronunciation 앉아요 안자요 आन्जायो 밟아요 발바요 फाल्बायो 없어요 업서요 औप्सौयो If you want to study or live in Korea, want to apply for a Korean scholarship or if you want to make a career in the Korean language field, you can join our Online Korean language course. Please check the details of the course and next batch here - https://www.learnkorean.in/certificat... This is an intensive and in-depth Korean language course which starts from alphabets and covers the syllabus up to TOPIK level 2. If you want to learn basic Korean from scratch at your own pace, you can check my course on Udemy. This link will give you an additional discount - https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-ko... Subscribe to our Youtube Channel -    / @learnkoreaninindia   Our Website - https://www.learnkorean.in Prepare for TOPIK test - https://www.topikguide.com Like us on Facebook -   / learnkoreanindia   Follow us on Instagram -   / learn_korean_in_india   #LKI #LKIKorean #LearnKoreanInIndia