I share an outline of the basics of Korean intonation, including how to use pitch, as well as how certain consonants can have a higher pitch than others. Fortunately you don’t need to learn pitch in Korean separately – you’ll automatically pick it up through improving your pronunciation and from listening practice. But this video can help you to be more aware of what’s going on with Korean intonation.
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