Chapter 3 (Part 1): Learn Hangeul Letters Flashcards

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a or ah

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eo

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o or oh

*Pure “o” sound with very rounded lips

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u or oo

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eu

*Similar to the sound you make when you see/smell/taste something gross

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i or ee

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ae

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e or eh

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True or False: 애 and 에 are pronounced exactly the same

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True

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g

*Hard “g” but can sometimes sound like a “k”

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n

*Can sometimes sound like a “d”

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d

*Soft “d” that sounds almost like a breathy “t”

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r or l

*When a word begins with ㄹ, it’s pronounced as an “l”. Your tongue should go further back and touch the roof of your mouth. When ㄹ is in the middle of a word and on it’s own, it’s pronounced as a rolled “r”. When a syllable block ends in a ㄹ and the following syllable block starts in a ㄹ, they combine to make the “l” sound

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m

*Can sometimes sound like a “b”

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b

*Can sometimes sound like a soft, breathy “p”

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s or sh

*Pronounced as “sh” when followed by an ㅣ, ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ, ㅒ, and ㅖ. Pronounced as “s” every other time

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ng or silent

*Silent when placed in front of a vowel. When ㅇ follows the vowel, it sounds like “ng”

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j

*Can sometimes sound like “ch”

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yeo
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yo *Remember to make that pure “o” sound
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yu or yoo
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yae
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ye or yeh
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wa or wah
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wo or weo
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wae
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we or weh
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we or weh
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True or False: 왜, 웨, and 외 are all pronounced exactly the same
True
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wi or wee
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eui *When placed in the beginning of a word, make the same grossed out sound as 으 (eu), but just add the ㅣ (i or ee) afterwards. When paired with any consonant except for ㅇ, just pronounce it like ㅣ. When placed at the end of a word, pronounce it like “eh”
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gg or kk
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dd or tt
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bb or pp
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ss or ssh
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jj