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When a ㄴ, ㄹ, or ㅁ interacts with other consonants, sometimes it undergoes "nasalization." Nasalization basically means it forces another consonant (and/or itself in the case of the ㄹ) to become a nasal sound (ㄴ, ㅇ, or ㅁ). | When a ㄴ, ㄹ, or ㅁ interacts with other consonants, sometimes it undergoes "nasalization." Nasalization basically means it forces another consonant (and/or itself in the case of the ㄹ) to become a nasal sound (ㄴ, ㅇ, or ㅁ). | ||
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| + | A note for intermediate learners: You should also remember that when the second half of a compound noun begins with ㄹ as in ~로 (road) or ~리 (vilage), you must treat it as a ㄴ, even after another ㄴ. So while 신라 → [실라] is the norm, a street in Seoul called 테헤란로 becomes [테헤란노]. Another related phenomenon is when a compound noun's second half begins with 이 or a yod (야,얘,여,예,요,유). You insert a ㄴ and thus, 색_연필 becomes 생년필. | ||
This rule is called 비음화 in Korean. | This rule is called 비음화 in Korean. | ||
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* ㅎ → ㄴ | * ㅎ → ㄴ | ||
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| − | *반하다 → [반나다] | + | *반하다 → [반하다/반나다] |
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* ᆮ/ᇀ/ᆺ/ᆻ/ᆽ/ᆾ → ㄴ | * ᆮ/ᇀ/ᆺ/ᆻ/ᆽ/ᆾ → ㄴ | ||
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| − | *거짓말 → [ | + | *거짓말 → [거진말] |
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| ᆸ/ᇁ | | ᆸ/ᇁ | ||
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* ㄹ → ㄴ | * ㄹ → ㄴ | ||
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| − | * | + | * 심리 → [심니] |
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| + | | ㄴ | ||
| + | | ㄹ (in a compound noun) | ||
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| + | * ㄹ → ㄴ | ||
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| + | * 테헤란로 → [테헤란노] | ||
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Description
When a ㄴ, ㄹ, or ㅁ interacts with other consonants, sometimes it undergoes "nasalization." Nasalization basically means it forces another consonant (and/or itself in the case of the ㄹ) to become a nasal sound (ㄴ, ㅇ, or ㅁ).
A note for intermediate learners: You should also remember that when the second half of a compound noun begins with ㄹ as in ~로 (road) or ~리 (vilage), you must treat it as a ㄴ, even after another ㄴ. So while 신라 → [실라] is the norm, a street in Seoul called 테헤란로 becomes [테헤란노]. Another related phenomenon is when a compound noun's second half begins with 이 or a yod (야,얘,여,예,요,유). You insert a ㄴ and thus, 색_연필 becomes 생년필.
This rule is called 비음화 in Korean.
Cases
| First syllable Consonant | Second syllable Consonant | Becomes | Examples |
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| ㄱ/ㄲ/ㅋ | ㄴ/ㄹ |
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| ㄱ/ㄲ/ㅋ | ㅁ |
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| ㅇ | ㄹ |
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| ㅎ | ㄴ |
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| ㄴ | ㅎ |
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| ᆮ/ᇀ/ᆺ/ᆻ/ᆽ/ᆾ | ㄴ/ㄹ |
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| ᆮ/ᇀ/ᆺ/ᆻ/ᆽ/ᆾ | ㅁ |
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| ᆸ/ᇁ | ㄴ/ㄹ |
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| ㅁ | ㄹ |
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| ㄴ | ㄹ (in a compound noun) |
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