How to Pronounce Wikipedia in Korean324
Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that is available in over 300 languages, including Korean. The Korean name for Wikipedia is 위키백과 (wikibaekgwa). To pronounce this word in Korean, follow these steps:
The first syllable, "wi" (위), is pronounced like the "wi" in "will."
The second syllable, "ki" (키), is pronounced like the "ki" in "kite."
The third syllable, "bae" (배), is pronounced like the "bay" in "bay."
However, the "ae" diphthong is much shorter in Korean than it is in English.
This means that the "배" syllable should be pronounced quickly and lightly.
The fourth syllable, "kwa" (과), is pronounced like the "kwa" in "kwon do."
Putting it all together, the Korean pronunciation of Wikipedia is "wi-ki-bae-kwa".
Here are some additional tips for pronouncing Wikipedia in Korean:
The emphasis in the word is on the second syllable, "ki."
The "l" in "Wikipedia" is not pronounced in Korean. This is because Korean does not have a "l" sound.
The "p" in "Wikipedia" is pronounced like a "b" in Korean.
With a little practice, you should be able to pronounce Wikipedia in Korean like a native speaker.
2024-12-09
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