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  • When are ㅅ and ㅆ pronounced as stops?
    If ㅅ is immediately followed by ㄹ in the initial position of the next block, the ㅅㄹ is pronounced as ㄴㄴ ( nn ) You will find this when some Koreans read loanwords such as 핫라인 ("hotline"), 풋라이트 ("footlight"), and 마켓 리더 ("market leader"); they pronounce 핫라인 as 한나인, 풋라이트 as 푼나이트, and
  • Pronunciation difference between ᄉ and ᄊ
    Articulatory studies (e g as reported in The Handbook for Korean Linguistics, published 2019) suggest that the glottal opening (in the throat) is smaller for the ㅆ consonant than for ㅅ, implying "tenseness"; and the linguopalatal contact area (the amount of area of the tongue that touches the hard palate at the roof of the mouth) is larger
  • Why are ㅅ ㅆ pronounced as a stop when they are in the 받침?
    Both ㅅ and ㅆ are fricatives, so do not have plosive stops as components, unlike ㅊ and ㅈ However, we must remember that a stop is not necessary a plosive A plosive is a stop that has a release; in the case of ㅊ ㅈ the release is a fricative s rather than a release burst like ㄷ ㅌ, so it is an affricate rather than a plosive
  • vocabulary - Confusion over ㅅ pronounced as stop - Korean Language . . .
    When are ㅅ and ㅆ pronounced as stops? Does that mean "hot" (매운맛) is pronounced "maeunmas" or "maeunmat"? I only ask because my only reference for translations is google translate and, while it meets the conditions for it to be pronounced as a stop, it seems to be pronounced as "s" and not "t"
  • If ㅆ meets the consonant ㅅ, will the resulting sound be a double ss
    thank you so much yes yes i know that :) rule :( hmm actually i saw that rule from an app called rieul the rules says 시옷 following받침with ㄱㄷㅂ sound is pronounce as 쌍시옷 ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅈ,ㅊㅅ,ㅆ+ㅅ = ㄷ + ㅆ like 헛소리 must be pronounce as 헏쏘리 instead of 허쏘리 where the ㄷ stops is not heard at all like it was assimilated or something :( thank you so much
  • When to use single (ㅅ) or double (ㅆ) consonants?
    So when you have Shiut ㅅ and Ssang-shiut ㅆ, the same things happens The Shiut will have more of a relaxed pronunciation and come out with an Sh sound, whereas the Ssang-shiut ㅆ is going to be more like (at least a bit closer to) the sound of a snake with its high pitched Sss The same goes for all of the letters
  • Terminology confusion: Basic vowels, complex vowels, etc
    Again, why did this happen? Historical issues again In medieval eras, there were 어두 자음군 (onset clusters) such as ㅳ [pt] and ㅺ [sk] In 17c, the preceding ㅂ[p] and ㅅ[s] assimilated to tensify the following onset So ㅳ became ㄸ and ㅺ became ㄲ The complex codas such as ㄳ and ㄵ emerged from completely different reasons
  • spoken korean - How is 시 pronounced? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
    As Vladhagen said, the most common Romanization scheme currently in use ("Revised Romanization" as wikipedia calls it) uses 's' for all occurrence of ㅅ, when it starts a syllable It actually makes sense: you don't want the transliteration of a language to show differences of a sound that a native speaker perceives as the same ("allophones
  • Do dialects of Korean that lack ㅆ s͈ still have [sʰ] as a . . .
    In standard Korean, ㅅ in some positions is pronounced as an aspirated [sʰ], which is an extremely rare sound found in few languages of the world I would expect dialects that merge the sibilant fricatives to ㅅ (such as the Gyeongsang dialect) to also lose the aspiration and realize it as the cross-linguistically much more common [s]
  • Is ᄉ voiced under the same conditions that cause ᄀ, ᄃ, ᄌ and ᄇ to be . . .
    It depends on the situation So you learned that when you read just ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, etc you have to put ㅏ If you pronounce it like this way, ㅅ will sound like ㄷ However, if you just want to pronounce ㅅ, it will sound like ㅈ But normally, we put ㅏ, so it is voiced under the same condition that causes ㅈ Does this make





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