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There are some exceptions. 입니다 is [imnida]. Complex vowels can be produced in various ways. There are dialectal things too, so I've heard. Still it is very str
by guard-of-terra 15y ago
There are some exceptions. 입니다 is [imnida]. Complex vowels can be produced in various ways. There are dialectal things too, so I've heard.
Still it is very straightforward.
- helpbygrace 15y agothat kind of irregular sounds is usually happened at final consonants to move smoothly to next letter.
- mansr 15y agoAnother exception is 시 being pronounced [shi].
- guard-of-terra 15y agoThat's no more exception than st in german being pronounced [scht]. "It doesn't produce minimal pairs".
- mansr 15y agoWhenever pronunciation of a letter depends on the surrounding context, you have an exception.
- guard-of-terra 15y agoThere is no way for a pronunciation to not depend on the surrounding context. You do not spell words letter by letter. Thus minimal pairs are the king.