Top 4 Common Japanese Pronunciation Mistakes Korean People Make

Japanese pronunciation mistakes that I might be unknowingly wrong

4th place ☛ The pronunciation of the Kawata line is clearly pronounced in Kawata-tarō

3rd place ☛ Do not treat the pronunciation as one beat

2nd place ☛ Not processing long sounds

No. 1 ☛ Things you don't know about the existence of an accent

This class is for adult learners born and raised in KoreaCorrect your pronunciation in Japan and speak Japanese naturallyIt is a class aimed at”. I'll apply more details and more information than the video to your Japanese pronunciation. After completing the class, you'll gain a clean pronunciation and confidence like a local.

We're going to learn like this!

Chapter 1) Theoretical correction of pronunciation mistakes made by Koreans

Chapter 2) Theoretical learning with native-specific pronunciation characteristics

Chapter 3) Accent tips and accent exercises with Japanese pronunciation (43 words, 43 sentences)

Chapter 4) Practice pronunciation of key words with basic rules and Japanese pronunciation (60 words, 60 sentences)

Chapter 5) Learn essential expressions with Japanese pronunciation (say numbers, dates, times, names, etc.)

Chapter 6) Practice everyday conversation with native speaker pronunciation (60 sentences)

There are rules for pronunciation too!

If you just know “this,” stop worrying about Japanese pronunciation

Your Japanese pronunciation is divided into before and after knowing the basic rules of Japanese pronunciation.

For those who don't know the basic rules of pronunciation!✋

Q1. Did you know that our pronunciation sounds like Korean Japanese to Japanese ears?

Q2. My pronunciation is definitely different from Japanese, but don't you want to know the secret of what the difference is?

※I'll look at a problem. Do you know exactly how to pronounce the following sentences?

▶ ︎ I lived! thank you!

The correct answers are as follows.

Have you noticed?

Even within this short sentence A total of 4 pronunciation pointsThere is.

Try guessing it once. What should I pay attention to?

1) Reading down an accent starting from a plus

2) Saying the word “Thanks” in a non-verbal tone

(✍ Note that if you don't use non-transparent sound processing, it sounds like a Kansai tone)

3) The fact that you have to say the part of a word of thanks in a long voice

4) Reading down an accent starting from “Thanks”

If you read the accent in a flat, flat pronunciation, the Japanese pronunciation will be the same as the Korean accent.

In the sentence of “Teach” Ri is high and the accent below it is low I read it.

On the other hand, if you read the last letter high, you will be using the Kansai dialect.

In the pronunciation class The rules of standard accentsI'm dealing with.

If we only know the basic rules of Japanese pronunciation, our pronunciation will improve vertically in the future.

The secret of Japanese pronunciation that no one ever taught me!

☛ Basic rules of pronunciationBy understanding, you can speak Japanese with more confidence. If you haven't learned a single pronunciation yet, now's your chance. Add confidence to your pronunciation!

How to study Japanese pronunciation that can also be done in Japan I'll let you know later.

The quality of Japanese conversation changes.

Five expected effects

1) I can understand the direction of my pronunciation

2) When I practice conversation with a Japanese teacher, I can improve the quality of my questions

3) I can review my pronunciation on my own during actual conversation

4) You can improve your conversation skills in Japan without studying abroad

5) I can overcome pronunciation complexes

Not sure what to study other than the JLPT exam?

You've learned Japanese, but you can't speak it?

Correct my Japanese pronunciation that bothers me right now.

You can do it too!

To add confidence to my pronunciation,

Start with an unshakable pronunciation framework!

I learned Japanese in Korea and went to a Japanese university to improve my conversation skills. I definitely lived in Japan, so painting came naturally. However, Korean pronunciation cannot be corrected unless you recognize it yourself. What if I return to Korea? My Japanese pronunciation is degenerateI'll do it.

My Japanese pronunciation is shaky. I, too, couldn't get away with it. After returning home, my Japanese pronunciation began to shake little by little, without even knowing it. It took me a long time to realize it, and I lost a long time after I realized it. And I practiced to fix it. I'm going to share all the know-how I've learned in this class.

I didn't tell you on YouTube

230,000 YouTuber Yuhadayo's know-how revealed for the first time!

👌 One. Pronunciation that is difficult for Koreans!

Intrusive pronunciation hurts the listening ear. Here are some common pronunciation mistakes among Koreans.

👌 Two. Explain difficult accents easily!

Yu Hadayo says, “Japanese is the easiest in Korea!” We aim for. I will conduct the lesson with explanations that are easy to understand even for beginners who know hiragana.

👌 Three. Final inspection with Japanese pronunciation!

After learning all the pronunciation tips and theories, you will practice speaking by listening to native Japanese pronunciations from chapter 3. I'll include everything from theory to practice so that you can fully learn. You'll have confidence in your pronunciation.

(Examples of pronunciation classes)

Yuhadayowa theory With Japanese people after studying Practiceupto



I've got it all! Because it's all your heart: -D

If you have any concerns like this

You must listen to it!

✔ Are you looking for standards for Japanese pronunciation?

✔ Is it necessary to explain the position of Korean learners?

✔ GoAre you worried about my poor pronunciation?

✔ Have you never studied pronunciation?

✔ Don't you know what the difference between Japanese and my pronunciation is?

If you fall into the 5 categories above, start learning Japanese pronunciation with me now. We'll solve your Japanese pronunciation problems!

“I'll teach you Japanese the easiest way in Korea.”