1. Singular/Simple Vowels 1. a (like pronouncing a in Alphabet) 2. ya (like pronouncing Ya in Yadong) LOLOLOL 3. o (like pronouncing O Or) 4.

Or) 4. yo (you can read it just like that) keke 5. o (same like , but remember theyre different Os shape) 6. yo (same like , different YOs shape) 7. u/oo 8. yu/yoo 9. - eu/e (like pronouncing E in golden) 10. - I (like pronouncing I in Internet) Consolidation (?) vowels 1. ae (like pronouncing E in edition) 2. yae (like pronouncing Ye in Yen) 3. e (the pronunciation is the same as /ae) 4. Ye (the pronunciation is the same as /yae) 5. Wa 6. wae (like pronouncing We in Welcome)

7. wo (like pronouncing Wo in Woman) 8. we (the same as/wae) 9. wei/oui (like pronouncing oi in Choi) 10. wi (like pronouncing wi in Wind)

11. eui (could be pronounced oo wae and ae/e) Singular/Simple Consonants

1. g/k (Grave, Killer) 2. n (Name, noona) 3. d/t (Dark, True) 4. r/l (Rare, Lost) 5. m (Many) 6. b/p (Baloon, Pear) 7. s (Saloon) 8. * - ng (sending) 9. J (Junhyung) loool 10. Ch (Channel) 11. Kh (Im not sure but I guess it can be pronounce like that) 12. Th (same as Kh/) 13. Ph (Phillips) 14. H (Heart)

A/N: When joined the vowels, the will not be read and will be only used to pronounce the vowels that it joined with. But, when it become a part of word that placed underneath, the will be pronounced as ng (ex. Dongwoon -> ) Plural Consonants 1
1. kk/k (pronounced like hanguls K/) 2. tt/dd (pronounced like hanguls T/)

3. pp (pronounced like hanguls P/) 4. ss (pronounced as Ssh, ex. Sshi) 5. J (pronounced like hanguls J/)

In Korean therere also another Plural Consonants that used in the end of the part of the word, but it not really used often. Plural Consonants 2:
1. - (pronounced like hanguls K/) 2. - (pronounced like hanguls N/) 3. - (pronounced like hanguls N/) 4. - (pronounced like hanguls B/) 5. - (pronounced like hanguls Th/) 6. - (pronounced like hanguls P/) 7. - (pronounced like hanguls L/) 8. (pronounced like hanguls P/) 9. - (pronounced like hanguls L/)

A/N: Those 8 Plural Consonants above can also be read as the two consonants when the next word is pronounced vowels first (ex. , red as Opso means nothing) How to make a hangul word/letter (How to form a hangul word) Hanguls word(s) can only be formed from the mix/joined words of Vowels and Consonants. Read the examples below. 1. Consonant -> Vowel

(Kh) -> (a) = (Kha) (-) -> (i) = (i)

2. Consonant -> Vowel -> Consonant (final)

(N) -> (A) -> (M) = (Nam) (B) -> (A) -> (Ng) = (Bang)
3. Consonant -> Vowel -> Plural Consonant 2 (Optional)

(M) -> (A) -> (N) = (Man)

a/n: If youre going to write some Koreans last name like Lee DONT write it like this (). Its wrong, Korean wrote and read Lee as Ee so it would be like this () Im sorry if therere some typos and if my engrish~ is bad because engrish~ is not my first language. Dedicated for my unnie seoulbeastwhos Im currently teaching :D
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