일본어 ん | ㄴ/ㅇ/ㅁ이 아니에요! ん 발음 5가지 총정리! | 한 끗 차이 일본어 발음 6화

Hello, this is Ringoya😊 In this video, I will be teaching you the final part of Hiragana pronunciation, the second element of natural Japanese pronunciation: the 'ん' sound🤗 ✔ This video is a supplementary video that will be even more helpful if watched alongside Chapter 2, "Hiragana Pronunciation," of the book *Japanese Pronunciation: A Subtle Difference*. If you are studying with the book, please refer to pages 60–65. If you would like to study step-by-step with the book, please refer to the link below. ✨📕Book Details/Where to Buy : yes24 https://www.yes24.com/product/goods/1... Kyobo Book Centre https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... Aladin https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduc... You can purchase the physical and e-books at the three locations above✨ You can also find it at offline bookstores nationwide😊🍎😊 Make Japanese sound more like Japanese, and more like yourself. Let's build the foundation of Japanese pronunciation step by step with Ringoya🌸🍎 (Related videos will be released sequentially) 0:00 What you will learn in today's video 0:14 Please make sure to remember this first! 1:08 Pronunciation Points for ん 2:21 1) ん + pa, ba, ma rows 3:46 2) ん + ta, da, na, za, ra rows 5:31 3) ん + ka, ga rows 8:52 4) When nothing follows ん 11:29 5) ん + a, ya, wa, sa, ha rows Bonus not covered in the video! In the case of chi, ji, and ni (including diphthongs), the tongue touches slightly further inside the gums of the upper front teeth compared to ta, za, and na. Therefore, the tongue position changes slightly when pronouncing ん to prepare for the following sound. However, you don't need to distinguish this too strictly. You can simply understand the differences by alternating between pronouncing ta and chi, za and ji, and na and ni, thinking, "Ah, so there are these kinds of differences."😊 ✅Instagram : @ringoya_japanese 💡Online 1:1 Lesson Inquiries : Please contact us via the Instagram above or email ([email protected])🍎