Korean · Pronunciation Guide
jeo-gi. A plain ㅈ with no puff, the unrounded ㅓ, and a ㄱ that voices between vowels.
jeogi
Two level blocks. This is the far member of the 여기 / 거기 / 저기 set, and because the three share a second syllable, drilling them in sequence trains three different initial consonants against a fixed background.
Listen: 저기
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저기에서 기다리세요.
Jeogieseo gidariseyo.
Please wait over there.
Listen: 저기에서 기다리세요.
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저기에서 기다리세요 stacks the 에서 particle onto the vowel-final 저기, giving four open syllables before the verb even starts. The only real consonant work in the sentence is the tap inside 기다리세요.
Rounding the vowel gives 'jo-gi', which drifts toward 조기, an actual word, so keep the lips flat. Aspirating the ㅈ produces 처기 instead -- plain ㅈ needs no breath, and that is exactly what separates it from the ㅊ that opens 처음.