⚠️ Warning ⚠️
I wanted to go ahead and let y'all know that I AM SELF TAUGHT.
I just never learned it as a child, and I really regretted that.. So I began to teach myself slowly but surely :)
Everything in this book is definitely plausible, not dou...
And today, I'll be teaching you the SECOND LETTER!!!
Yay!! Go me! Go you! KOREA!! South. South Korea.
Okay, that got slightly dark, but you know it's whatever.
And can ya guess what letter we'll be learning today?
That's right, my children!!!
B!
Or in Korean ㅂ.
B = ㅂ
And the little saying for this letter is that ㅂ looks like a bucket, right? BUCKET.
It sounds just like it does in bucket unlike another couple we know.
*looks behind you and you look behind yourself to see* DUH DUH DUH!!
아
lmao.
But ㅂ is a.. umm.. how do I explain this.. starter letter? Sometimes.
So usually ㅂ will be in the front of the placement. ㅇ is also a starter letter BUT it's also a end letter, something we'll talk about in another chapter.
Starter letter - letter/symbol that starts or begins a word or sentence.
Placement - where the letters/symbols go in the word or sentence.
Here's an example of placement.
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So as you can see, placement is basically just where the letters/symbols are and how they are read.
And you can also see that Korean is read and written in a Z formation. From left to right and top to bottom.
So now, I'm going to use the two letters we've learned and I'm going to make it a little phrase.
바
Can y'all guess what that says?
That's correct.
It says Bah.
In every single language in the world, there are these things called cognates.
Cognates - words in different languages that either sound or look the same and mean the same thing.
Korean has a lot of these.
For example, this word.
바 is bar in English.
Yes, bar. Like the place where people get wasted and grieve and the thing ballerinas use to dance with.
*sighs*
So! You have now learned a SECOND LETTER!!!
*clapping extremely fast*
Good job! Don't forget to keep checking back on the Yaoimomma Korean Dictionary Chapter. (That chapter will forever keep growing:)
Thanks for learning in this chapter with me and I'm excited for the chapters to come.
Don't forget to comment if you don't understand and vote if you want to show your progress and support for this book!!!
