Name: I have mangos for breasts 2009-03-27 19:06
I'm currently learning Korean, I've memorised nearly every vowel and consonant along with their pronounciation and have started out onto basic greetings and common phrases.
I'm having trouble differentiating between a lot of the the vowels, most of them having no distinguishing difference such as 'ae' and 'e', 'yae' and 'ye'.
Tips please on how some of you guys managed to learn the difference between letters that sound exactly the same?
I'm having trouble differentiating between a lot of the the vowels, most of them having no distinguishing difference such as 'ae' and 'e', 'yae' and 'ye'.
Tips please on how some of you guys managed to learn the difference between letters that sound exactly the same?