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    How To Read Korean

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    This document provides information about consonant pronunciation in Korean. It lists the Korean consonants and their romanized pronunciations. It notes that some double consonants at the beginning of syllables are pronounced differently, with the first part pronounced instead of just the second. A few double consonants at the end of syllables are pronounced with just the second part. The consonant "ᄋ" is not pronounced at the beginning of syllables. Vowels are also listed with their romanized pronunciations and examples.

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    This document provides information about consonant pronunciation in Korean. It lists the Korean consonants and their romanized pronunciations. It notes that some double consonants at the beginning of syllables are pronounced differently, with the first part pronounced instead of just the second. A few double consonants at the end of syllables are pronounced with just the second part. The consonant "ᄋ" is not pronounced at the beginning of syllables. Vowels are also listed with their romanized pronunciations and examples.

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    Hangul letters in detail

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    This document provides information about consonant pronunciation in Korean. It lists the Korean consonants and their romanized pronunciations. It notes that some double consonants at the beginning of syllables are pronounced differently, with the first part pronounced instead of just the second. A few double consonants at the end of syllables are pronounced with just the second part. The consonant "ᄋ" is not pronounced at the beginning of syllables. Vowels are also listed with their romanized pronunciations and examples.

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    How To Read Korean

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    Namata Sharifah
    This document provides information about consonant pronunciation in Korean. It lists the Korean consonants and their romanized pronunciations. It notes that some double consonants at the beginning of syllables are pronounced differently, with the first part pronounced instead of just the second. A few double consonants at the end of syllables are pronounced with just the second part. The consonant "ᄋ" is not pronounced at the beginning of syllables. Vowels are also listed with their romanized pronunciations and examples.

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    Consonants www.nativekoreanspeak.com
    In first If you see double consonants in first they are strangely pronounced

    ㅂ ㄷ ㅍ ㄱ ㅎ ㅈ ㅋ ㅁ ㄴ ㅍ ㄹ ㅅ ㅌ ㅂ ㅊ ㅇ
    NO
    B D F G H J K M N P R S T V CH SOUND

    ㅃ ㄸ ㄲ ㅉ ㅆ
    “B” “D” “G” “J“ “S”

    These double consonants the First part is spoken ㄳ넋[넉] ㄵ앉[안] ㄶ않[안] ㄽ곬[골] ㅀ싫[실] ㄼ덟[덜] ㄾ핥[할] ㅄ값[갑]
    In last
    These 3 are the only ones where you speak just the Second part ㄺ닭[닥] ㄻ삶[삼] ㄿ읊[읖]

    ㅂ ㄱ ㅋ ㄲ ㄹ ㅁ ㅇ ㄴ ㅍ ㄷ ㅅ ㅆ ㅌ ㅈ ㅊ ㅎ
    B K K K L M NG N P T T T T T T T

    Vowel
    “ㅇ” has no sound in first * 으. 의 – These sounds are unique to Hangul

    아 야 어 여 오 요 우 유 으 이

    ah yah uh yuh o yo ooo you euh e


    Almost
    ice yacht ugly yummy open yogurt oops uniform eagles
    no sound

    와 워 애 에 얘 예 왜 웨 외 위 의

    wah wuh ae a yae ye way wae wea wee ooee

    wow worry apple air yellow yes way wedding wait winner

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