Further Reading Rules

Question 1

Consonant ㄹ

Answer 1

When ㄹ follows the consonant ㅁ/ㅇ, it becomes a ㄴ.

Question 2

Consonant ㅎ

Answer 2

When the consonant ㅎ follows or is followed by one of these consonants (ㅂ~ㅈ~ㄷ~ㄱ) it makes them aspirated.

eg. 
ㅎ+ㄱ/ㄱ+ㅎ→ ㅋ
ㅎ+ㄷ/ㄷ+ㅎ→ ㅌ
ㅎ+ㅈ/ㅈ+ㅎ→ ㅊ
ㅎ+ㅂ/ㅂ+ㅎ→ ㅍ

When ㅎ follows the nasal consonants ㄴ/ㅇ/ㅁ, it becomes mute.
When ㅎ is followed by a ㅅ it makes the ㅅ double > ㅆ
When ㅅ is followed by a ㅎ it sounds like a ㅌ.
If ㅎ is situated before a syllable beginning by ㄴ, it becomes a ㄴ. (eg. 놓는→논는)

Question 3

Consonant ㄴ

Answer 3

When ㄴ is followed by or when it follows a “ㄹ”, it gets the same sound (double ㄹ = double “l” sound).

eg. 
신라→실라
한류→할류
설날→설랄
일년→일련

Question 4

Consonants ㄷ & ㅌ

Answer 4

When a syllable containing ㄷ/ㅌ in the position of 받침 is followed by 이/야/여/요/유/얘/예 they get the sound, respectively, ㅈ/ㅊ.

eg.
같이→가치
먿야→머쟈