1. Kyo-sa-nim (교사님)
* This is the most common pronunciation and refers to a teacher or instructor. It's pronounced with a soft "K" like in "kite," a long "O" like in "go," a short "A" like in "cat," and a short "I" like in "kit."
2. Kyeo-san-nim (계산님)
* This pronunciation is less common and refers to a clerk or cashier. It's pronounced with a similar soft "K," a long "E" like in "see," a short "A" like in "cat," and a short "I" like in "kit."
Tips for pronunciation:
* Stress the first syllable: Both pronunciations put the emphasis on the first syllable.
* Focus on the vowel sounds: Pay attention to the different vowel sounds in each pronunciation.
* Practice with a native speaker or online resources: There are plenty of online resources available that can help you improve your Korean pronunciation.
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