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Re:Learn to Read Korean in 15 Minutes by t-3 on Wednesday February 28, 2024 @07:31AM (#39537029)
Is there actually a big difference in the p and b sounds? Eg. Finnish p sounds about halfway between English p and b, same with k and g, t and d. What you're describing sounds like an emphasis rule that probably comes naturally when speaking with the proper accent.
Re:Learn to Read Korean in 15 Minutes by narag on Wednesday February 28, 2024 @08:38AM (#39537728)
At elementary school in Spain, we were taught pnemonics PeTaCa and BoDeGa to remember the difference between consonants categories. I don't remember the names: fricatives? occlusives? Something like that.
Re:Learn to Read Korean in 15 Minutes by pezezin on Wednesday February 28, 2024 @05:43PM (#39544440)
Ah yes, "petaca" and "bodega" were the canonical example of voiceless (p/t/k) vs. voiced (b/d/g) occlusives.