ㅡ is not compressed /u/ because it is not rounded at all. Just start from the compressed u and make ur lips flat and parallel to each other.

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24 Feabh 2023 · ㅡ is the most light and relaxed vowel. Think of opening your mouth just slightly and say indistinct "uh" without moving the mouth or lips at all. It is almost like not even opening the mouth …

Do Koreans pronounce the “ㅡ“ in loanwords/transliterations? When a word in Korean is either a loanword or a transliteration of a name in English, and using the hangul character “ㅡ“ (eu) is the …

30 MFómh 2012 · ㅡ is more like a neutral vowel. Imagine you're stuttering. g-g-g-g-good morning, B goes B-B-B. We use this vowel a lot in English in practice, but we're not really aware of it. I've heard …

1 Aib 2019 · 잖다 can, in addition to what everybody said already, also be used when providing background info or nessesary info before telling a story.

9 Aib 2024 · true 사실 영어권은 으 모음을 사용하면서도 모음이라고 "인지" 를 못하는 겁니다. (강세가 없으면 인지를 못함. 귀에 안들림. 한국인에겐 불가사의) 자음 자체에 모음 으 가 결합 돼있는 겁니다. …

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27 Feabh 2015 · ㅡ is a single vowel, not a diphthong, which closely resembles some european u-sounds and is therefor romanized as "ŭ", but because of convenience, people like to type with english letters …

30 Lún 2020 · Difference of pronunciation between ㅡ and ㅜ? I’m a complete beginner (like just started two weeks ago) and I’m having trouble with the pronunciation of eu and u. I know that u is supposed …