Knock knock!! take a break~!

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Knock Knock Take a Break #1

🎈 Korean Alphabet: Let's Pop the Consonants!

Hello, everyone! This is Soo from Talk Talk Korean with SOO.
Learning a new language starts with its alphabet. In Korea, we call it Hangeul (한글).

Today, I’ve prepared a special 'mini-break' for you.
Let's learn the Korean consonants while popping colorful balloons with K-Knockee!

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📺 Watch, Listen, and Repeat!

Video source: YouTube (embedded for educational purposes)

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📊 Korean Alphabet: Name vs. Sound

Consonant	Name	Sound
ㄱ	Giyeok (기역)	g / k
ㄴ	Nieun (니은)	n
ㄷ	Digeut (디귿)	d / t
ㄹ	Rieul (리을)	r / l
ㅁ	Mieum (미음)	m
ㅂ	Bieup (비읍)	b / p
ㅅ	Siot (시옷)	s
ㅇ	Ieung (이응)	silent (initial) / ng (final)
ㅈ	Jieut (지읒)	j
ㅎ	Hieut (히읗)	h

💡 Soo’s Pro Tip:
Think of English “B.” Its name is “Bee,” but its sound is “b.” Similarly, “ㄱ” is named “Giyeok,” but it sounds like “g”!

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🎵 Find Consonants in K-POP Names!

Look at the first sound in these famous K-POP stars’ names.

• G-Dragon – 지드래곤
• NewJeans – 뉴진스
• BTS – 방탄소년단
• IU – 아이유
• Jimin – 지민

💬 Can you find the first consonant sound in your favorite K-POP idol’s name?
Write it in the comments!

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🔄 Let’s Review

Check the red consonants in these words:

• ㅇㅕㄱㅣㅇㅛ – 여기요
• ㅁㅜㄱㅜㅇ화 – 무궁화
• ㄱㅣㄹㅓㄱㅣ – 기러기
• ㅌㅗㅁㅏㅌㅗ – 토마토

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"Look carefully at the red letters — they are the core consonants we learned today!"
— Soo & K-Knockee

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More comments = More Korean fun! 📝✨