Learn how to write ㅅ,ㅈ,ㅊ
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| 안녕하세요 여러분. Koreanclass101.com 하나하나 한글시리즈의 에이미입니다. Hi everybody! I’m Amy and welcome to Hana Hana Hangul on KoreanClass101.com - The fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn Hangul, the Korean alphabet. |
| In the last lesson, we learned these three consonants. Only three more basic characters left, and we’ll learn them all in this lesson! |
| All three of today’s characters are related in shape and in sound. We’ll start with the simplest one. |
| It’s pronounced ㅅ[s], and you can think of the shape like an upside down See-saw. |
| 시 |
| 사 |
| 샤 |
| 서 |
| 셔 |
| 스 |
| 수 |
| 슈 |
| 소 |
| 쇼 |
| Here’s a short sentence which means “I buy.” 사요.[sa-yo] You can make this sentence more complex by putting a noun in front of it! So, 노트 is “note.” “I buy notes.” would be 노트 사요. |
| “우유” means “milk”. So “I buy milk.” would be 우유 사요” |
| We’ll learn some new nouns in this lesson that we can put into this pattern. |
| The next character is like ㅈ[j] with a line at the top. And it’s pronounced J or ch. |
| 지 |
| 자 |
| 쟈 |
| 저 |
| 져 |
| 즈 |
| 주 |
| 쥬 |
| 조 |
| 죠 |
| You might see this character written this way (ㅈ) depending on which typeface is used, so be ready for it! |
| Now you can write “lion” in Korean: 사자[sa-ja]. |
| To write the last basic character you’ll need to learn, just add another stroke on top of the ㅈ[j/z]. This is pronounced ㅊ[ch]. |
| Here’s “car” in Korean. 차[cha] |
| And here’s cheese: 치즈[chi-jeu]. |
| We can combine 치즈 with the sentence we learned earlier, 사요. To make 치즈 사요. [chi-jeu sa-yo.] I buy cheese. |
| What else can you buy? |
| 모자 사요. [mo-ja sa-yo.] I buy a hat. |
| 차 사요. [cha sa-yo.] I buy a car. |
| 바지 사요. [ba-ji sa-yo.] I buy pants. |
| 치마 사요. [chi-ma sa-yo.] I buy a skirt. |
| You’ve learned all the basic characters, but there are more characters to learn in Hangul. |
| You’ve got all the raw materials, but you can still learn more about putting things together. |
| Don’t worry, you’ve made it this far, so just stick with me a few more lessons and you’ll know everything there is to know about Hangul! |
| In the next lesson, we’ll do a thorough review of the last six lessons and smooth out any problems you may be having. See you next time! 여러분 다음에 만나요 |
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