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okay so this chapter is about consonants with 3 or more meanings.
i hope i won't make it complicated.
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"ㄹ"
[ r, l ]
it is an r at the beginning of a syllable
• example •
라디오
「 "ra-di-o" - radio 」
✎
it is an l at the end of a syllable
• example •
말해줘
「 "mal-hae-jwo" - tell me 」
✎
*if the letter is at the end of a syllable AND the beginning of the next, it's 'll'; pronounced "l" as in lamb.
• example •
빨리
「 "ppal-li" - quickly 」
✎
*if it's at the end of a syllable and the next syllable starts with a 'ㅇ' in the same word, then it will remain being "r"
• example •
알았어요?
「 "ar-ass-eo-yo?" - do you understand? 」
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"ㅂ"
[ b, p, m ]
it's a b at the beginning of a syllable
• example •
바보
「 "ba-bo" - stupid/fool 」
✎
it's a p at the end of a syllable.
• example •
입
「 "ip" - lips 」
✎
it's an m when it's at the end AND the next syllable begins with "ㄴ" in the same word
• example •
감사합니다
「 "kam-sa-ham-ni-da" - thank you (formal) 」
✎
*if it's at the end of a syllable and the next syllable starts with a 'ㅇ' in the same word, then it will remain being "b"
• example •
입이
「 "ib-i" - lips (object) 」
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"ㅅ"
[ s, t, sh ]
( y'all prepare for this one )
it is an s at the beginning of a syllable
• example •
사랑
「 "sa-rang" - love 」
✎
it is a t at the end of a syllable
• example •
웃고
「 "ut-go" - laugh/laughing 」
✎
it's sh before ㅣ,ㅕ,ㅑ,ㅠ, ㅛ, ㅒor ㅟ,
• examples •
시간
「 "shi-gan" - time 」
쉴
「 "shwil" - rest 」
✎
*if it's at the end of a syllable and the next syllable starts with a 'ㅇ' in the same word, then it will remain being 's'
• example •
없어
「 "eops-eo" - no/without 」
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yup, they're the only 3 consonants with 3+ meanings i believe
i hope you understand them (:
[ strong consonants next page!]
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