Different Vowels but Same Pronunciation? - Confusing Korean Vowels

When you are learning Korean Hangul, You must face these confusing vowels! Today, we are going to clear those questions!
If you have any other questions on Hangul, Tell me^^

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[Nanjol]

It makes me so relieved when I hear people say ‘believe me we don’t know the difference too’ 😂

[raatsart]

Im learning Korean and i realized that they all have a very VERY slight difference in sound

[whenraindropsfall]

the same can be found in English homophones such as CELL and SELL. They have the same pronunciations but we spell it differently because they were spelt so.

[anonymousfox]

when you thought Korean would be easy....
until you realise how difficult it was to memorise spellings of your own native language

[victoriausi]

I already memorize hangul alphabhet and i can read simple words...but still confuse with those vowels. 😊 thank you teachernim 😘

[bbqdumpling]

I was about to give up because I thought my brain was broken and I couldn’t hear the difference 😂

[sanyangi]

THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE NOW omg when I was first learning Korean years ago they taught me that it was COMPLETELY different pronunciations for 웨/왜/외 - this helped so much THANK YOU!!

[begne]

You are the first one to make it clear like this.
It seems everyone else has no problem letting you feel stupid.

[TheLesliericheytoo]

Thank you so much! I was wondering if I was too old to learn to hear the differences, but now I know there are no differences. This has made me MORE excited to learn Korean.

[rajathkr]

Listening Skills are important here when we listen multiple times its easy to grasp

[thaminabangtangirl]

I was literally waiting for this unnie thank you so much💜💓

[miaou]

I was actually struggling with this. Thank so much for this video, Unnie! I am learning a lot from your videos 🥰

[ackermanlol]

We have something similar in Polish. "Rz" -"ż" or "ch"-"h" or "u"-"ó" make the same sound but are used in different words. Apparently in the past they sounded differently but not anymore. There are rules that help in knowing which to choose but people are bad at memorising them.

[esrarslan]

Thank you! I was looking for this explanation😍 I am learning Korean and got confused because of the similar sounds but couldn’t really understand it. 정말 감사합니다

[Untukakhiratku]

Wow this is so helpful!! Really love your explanation😍 선생님 감사합니다! ^_^

[ruskasielu]

I was always struggling to tell the difference between these sounds, it's reassuring to know that i's because there isn't a real difference anymore. Although that means I need to focus more on spelling !

[RakeshKumar-hthv]

So it means we have to memorise the spelling^_^. Unnie please teach us colors in korean..! :)

[marietaylor]

Once again 감사합니다 unnie...!! For this amazing learning lecture..☺❤

[nilmadhavkalyan]

There is minor difference in these alphabets even when you pronounce. That difference is ए vs एऽ. This is possible to represent in Bharatiya languages. 한글 is has many common features with our languages.

[thaddya]

me tryin to learn korean and this appears to be the basics :)