"장소가 낮습니다."

Translation: The place is low.

[KateSP]

낮습니다 sounds like 날습니다. Is that right? Is that pretty much how it sounds?

[Ash-Fred]

The TTS says [나씀니다], which is what you are most likely to hear from native speakers when they speak fast, but [낟씀니다] is correct.

[i__ary]

shouldn't ㅈ sound like ( t ) at the end ?

[Padi_Evans]

No, it should sound like " ".

Yeah, it should sound like silence

[TayW863339]

Thanks

[ClassiDuo]

Korean for "place" sounds a lot like the Chinese 場所 (chang-suo)

[Ash-Fred]

Because 장소 is actually how you read 場所 in Korean.

[AAABBB160427]

Especially since many words and even the sino-korean numbers are based from chinese. There is even a separate writing system called hanja. Ttmik(talk to me in korean) has started a lesson plan on this now.

[KanKanMikan]

i like how 場所 in Japanese sounds nothing like what it suppose to sound like

[kayla_pastel]

Oh wow that's cool

[LanLanHua]

Does this meaning mean low as in reputation or low as in position?

[AAABBB160427]

For a second, I read "낮습니다." as "늦습니다."
늦습니다, Is to be late, fyi. Just relaying any problems in reading. -_-'

[spiciie]

what's the infinitive of 낮습니다? is it 낮다 (to be low)?

[Anika905059]

Correct me if I'm wrong but is the "ㅈ" in 낮습니다 silent?

[Savannah_5044]

Yes dont worry its supposed to be

[Edward693571]

So many of these pronunciation tests don't fuction properly. When you pronounce the ㅈ correctly as a soft "t" sound it will tell you you're wrong. Ehen you pronounce ㅈ as a J it will count lol.

[DerekShaw6]

This is such an ambiguous sentence in English, with no context. Some references about what meaning from "low" we are supposed to derive from the Korean? In >60 years I doubt I have ever said, or even thought "The place is low".

[GauthamanT2]

I can't follow the pronounciation

[dieprinzessin]

Mnemo : It's 'nat' high, it's flat.
nat/ 낮 = low