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Is it alright to "mispronounce" the ㄷ & ㅌ in singing? I've heard even koreans pronouncing it as the "d" in "daring" and "t" in "take" whilst saying korean words.
Is it alright to "mispronounce" the ㄷ & ㅌ in singing? I've heard even koreans pronouncing it as the "d" in "daring" and "t" in "take" whilst saying korean words.
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When they're singing, they often emphasize the pronunciation, then ㄷ becomes like ㅌ. It doesn't happen when speaking normally.
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@bumizi95 Say I was singing a song and said "미소도" and the ㄷ sounded like "d" (english pronunciation-- sharp) rather than what korean the ㄷ sounds like-- soft.
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@Hyeoncheol Yeah,, that's what I meant. Thank you!
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@lattaenkookies Yes maybe they want to emphasize that word...and it makes ㄷ to ㅌ i guess
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