Page 1 - The Placeholder

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*The Placeholder*

A Hangul syllable block MUST begin with a consonat. So how do we write a block that starts with a vowel? There's this special silent placeholder letter that you can just ignore if it's the first letter.

ㅇ - Placeholder

Example:

* Annyeong ( Hi )

안녕

*I know guys na alam niyo to sa first book na ginawa ko but we will look more sa mga uses ng letter na to, okay ?*

I will separate them by their blocks. So look,

AN / NYEONG

안 / 녕

It's just pretty easy right? so the first block is starting with the letter "ㅇ" which sounds silent.

This same letter actually has a real sound if it's not the first letter of a block.

ㅇ - ng

Kapag nasa first ang letter na to, it will sounds SILENT. But when it is putted in the last part of a block, it will sounds "NG". *This letter is not capable in the middle-part because hindi ito vowel*

Here guys, I want you to familiarize the words with includes the letter "ㅇ".

Examples:

1. an / nyeong / ha / se / yo [ Hello ]

안 - 녕 - 하 - 세 - 요

2. mi / an / hae [ Sorry ]

미 - 안 - 해

3. jeong / mal [ Really ]

정 - 말

4. o / ppa [ For girls who calls their elder brother or an endearment with their boyfriend ]

오 - 빠

5. saeng / gak / hae [ Thinking ]

생 - 각 - 해

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So guys, dito lng muna ah. Sumasakit na ulo ko. Hahah :) cge'2, hope you learn ^^

~ Makerona