Korean Language (한국)

Consonant letters.

ㅂ = “b” as the ‘b’ in |boy|.

b (initial sound)

 p (final sound)

ㅈ = “j” as the ‘j’ in |injury|.

ㄷ = “d” as the ‘d’ in |desk|.

d (initial sound)

 t (final sound)

ㄱ = “g” as the ‘g’ in |gun|.

g (initial sound)

 k (final sound)

ㅅ = “s” as the ‘s’ in |sports|.

ㅁ = “m” as the ‘m’ in |meet|.

ㄴ = “n” as the ‘n’ in |net|.

ㄹ = “r” as the ‘r’ in |river|

r (initial sound)

 l (final sound)

ㅎ = “h” as the ‘h’ in |hangin| (Tagalog).

ㅋ = “k” as the ‘k’ in |kitchen|.

ㅌ = “t” as the ‘t’ in |toy|.

ㅊ = “ch” as the ‘ch’ in |chicks|

ㅍ = “p” as the ‘p’ in |pot|.

ㅇ = *Vain consonant*

Note :guy’s  It has two sounds. One sound, is no sound! It makes no sound at all when it is the first consonant in the syllable. It is as simple as that. It is more like a place holder since all Korean syllables must start with a consonant. When it falls at the end of a syllable, it sounds like a light "ng" sound in "running".

Always Remember!!

No sound at the beginning of a syllable, "ng" sound at the end.

Arachi??? (kuha mo??)

Note: Guy’s pag binigkas ang mga consonant na ito, ay may kunting diin E.g  “ajjuma” (respectful Korean word for a marriage aged woman.)

ㅉ = “jj” as the ‘dg’ in |bridge|.

ㄲ = “kk” as the ‘k’ in |kaya| (Tagalog).

ㄸ = “tt” as the ‘t’ in |tapat| (Tagalog).

ㅃ = “pp” as the ‘p’ in |pera| (Tagalog).

ㅆ = “ss” as the ‘s’ in |sipon| (Tagalog).