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Whats the difference between 아가, 아기, and 애기, meaning baby? 아가 is informal, and I'm surprised by Google's translation as well In English, I imagine a father holding up a baby and saying, "Say dada Da-da " I don't know the linguistic term for it, but that transformation from "daddy" to "da-da" feels very similar to the transformation of 아기 or 애기 to 아가 I have only heard it in a context of endearment, except for my mother's mother who
In which dialect are 애 and 에 pronounced differently? I found the following sentence in Duolingo: Due to recent sound changes, 애(얘) and 에(예) are pronounced the same in most Korean dialects However, according to Wikipedia Korean IPA article, the for
Pronunciation differences of ᄌ ᄎ, ᄀ ᄏ, 애 에, 어 오 etc Do koreans clearly distinguish between ᄀ ᄏ, ᄃ ᄐ, ᄇ ᄑ, ᄌ ᄎ, ᄉ ᄊ, 애 에, 어 오 while hearing a native speech? I have tried to catch the difference between these sounds, but I cannot find any pronunciation difference between 비 and 피, 살 and 쌀, 내 and 네, 속 and 석
phonology - Is there a name for the vowel change 아+이=애? - Korean . . . I had heard that in Korean, 애 used to be pronounced like 아이 This kind of makes sense as the glyph ㅐ looks like it's made out of ㅏ and ㅣ In addition, in Japanese, some people pronounce the diphthong あい as え, such as in めんどくせー I was wondering if this vowel change has a name or has been studied and how common it is
Pronunciation differences between 어 and 오, 애 and 에 in DPRK Is there any difference in pronunciation between 어 and 오, 애 and 에 in DPRK? As I hear from news or documentary films, the announcer speech spells these vowels in different way
Is there an easy way to remember when to use ㅐ vs. ㅔ? "애" and "에" are often pronounced the same these days in every day usage, but historically were more distinct, with "애" having a more open-mouthed position and "에" a more narrow one (source: TTMIK) But Native Koreans I've spoken to have referred to a "feeling" about which one to use when, but that "feeling" can be wrong for them, too! As far as I've noticed while studying Korean, it's
Difference between usage of 에 and 에서? There are some good detailed answers already, but I would summarize it as: 에 denotes motion towards a place, and location of things (including abstract things, like times) 집 에 가다 - To go home 그림이 벽 에 걸려 있다 - the picture is hanging on the wall 내일 오후 에 전화할게요 - I'll call you tomorrow afternoon 에서 denotes motion from a place, and location of
Is there any difference between ~에 대한 and ~에 관한? They are used interchangeably in conversations, but they have slightly different meanings When one wishes to express subjective attitude or opinion about a 대상 (對象 - object subject topic), ~에 대한 is used to designate the 대상 in question ~에 관한 is used to express a purely objective view about the 대상 in question The word 대하다 has several usage: To express physical