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Korean pronunciation guides

Explore what to listen for when speaking Korean, then use the sentence library to practise aloud.

What to listen for in Korean

Move from recognising Hangul to producing complete Korean sentences. Hear the reference, speak the same sentence, and use the scored result to decide what to listen to and repeat next.

Consonant contrasts

Korean distinguishes plain, aspirated, and tense consonants. Listening and repeating in context helps turn a written contrast into a spoken one.

Syllable endings

A consonant can behave differently at the end of a syllable than at the beginning. Full-sentence practice exposes both positions naturally.

Sound changes between syllables

Neighbouring sounds can affect one another in connected Korean speech, so the native sentence is a better model than isolated romanisation.