What you will be finding here is some basics for learning korean like
Hangul
korean numbers
How to introduce yourself and etc.
and useful words you need to know!
First of all what is hangul?, Well hangul is the writing system of the Korean language. Hangul is made up of 10 consonants and 14 vowels, making it an alphabet with a total of 24 letters.
Lets start!
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First lets start with the vowels!
ㅏ 'a'
ㅑ 'ya'
ㅓ 'eo'
ㅕ 'yeo'
ㅗ 'o'
ㅛ 'yo'
ㅜ 'oo' or 'u'
ㅠ 'yoo' or 'yu'
ㅡ 'eu'
ㅣ 'ee'
Now lets do consonants!
ㄱ 'g' or 'k'
ㄴ 'n
ㄷ 'd' or 't'
ㄹ 'r' or 'l'
ㅁ 'm'
ㅂ 'b' or 'p'
ㅅ 's'
ㅇ -
ㅈ 'ch'
ㅊ 'chh'
ㅋ 'g' or 'k'
ㅌ 'dd'
ㅍ 'pp'
ㅎ 'h'
Note that ' ' ' means the letter is aspirated, i.e a sharp sound.
you may be wondering why theres a dash on ''ㅇ'' thats because ''ㅇ'' alone does not make a sound!
In Korean the two vowel symbols ㅏ and ㅗ are called "bright vowels" as they sound sonorous to native Korean speakers. The other vowels derived from them are also called "bright vowels" which are ㅙ, ㅘ, ㅐ. The dark vowels are the opposite and compose of ㅓ, ㅜ. The neutral vowels are ㅣ, ㅡ
In Korean every syllable block will consist of a consonant letter first, it can however begin with a vowel in which case we would add a null syllable that looks like 'o'. This would then have a consonant letter either to the right or underneath it. In every Korean syllable, there would also be a consistency of having a vowel and a consonant.
I used this video while learning korean, she explains it very well and its understanding so i suggest you go check it out!
Heres also another video, and it is called ''Ganada song'' this is also very useful and catchy!
If you have any questions or you want me to post something please feel free to do so in the comments! Be safe and have a nice day and i hope this helped!!!
