Korean Alphabet

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VOWELS
A (ㅏ)
E (ㅔ)
I (ㅣ)
O (ㅗ)
U (ㅜ)

*when the word is starting with a vowel, the letter should have "ㅇ" before
[아 (a) / 에 (e) / 이 (i) / 오 (o) / 우 (u)]

*when there is a letter "y" before the vowel, the vowel will have double line
[야 (ya) / 예 (ye) / 요 (yo) / 유 (yu)]

*when two vowels are put together,  you will only read the second vowel.
[ㅐ(ae) /ㅓ(eo) / ㅡ (eu)]
[ 애       /어       / 으 ]

CONSONANT
b - (ㅂ)     j - (ㅈ)      n - (ㄴ)     t - (ㅌ)
d - (ㄷ)     k - (ㅋ)     p - (ㅍ)     w - (오)
g - (ㄱ)      l - (ㄹ)     r - (ㄹ)
h - (ㅎ)     m - (ㅁ)   s - (ㅅ)

DOUBLE LETTERS
[ㅃ / ㅉ / ㄸ / ㄲ / ㅆ ]

EXTRA LETTERS
ng (ㅇ)
ch (ㅊ)

*Note: the reason why some letters are missing is because, in Korean, how you pronounce it is how you write it...

Examples:
C sounds like K
Candy = Kendi (캔디)

F is pronounced as P

Q is pronounced as "kuwi"

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