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For those who have gotten this far but haven’t caught on: the ㄹ initial changes the place of articulation of the consonant before it to nasal if it is not a liquid (ㄹ) or nasal (ㅁ, ㄴ, ㅇ).
But in turn, a preceding nasal can also change the ㄹ into an ㄴ!
영리 is pronounced 영니.
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Thanks. I knew some sounds get changed, but with the audio in this course it's sometimes hard to tell what I'm hearing . Many times I'm not quite sure if I actually heard what I thought I heard, or just imagining it.
Because the audio here sounds like it's from a text to speech engine and not an actual person
What do you mean by, "liquid"? Do you mean it is all wet?? Also, what do you mean by, "nasal"? Do you blow it out your nose?
4 questions in the row with 여자. When I say 'woman' it's wrong and the correct answer is 'girl'. Then on another question when I say 'girl', the correct answer is woman.
why? why? why????? T..T
