how to read and write in korean (✔️)

Tu • ㅌ

How are y'all today?

I'm good, it's been kinda stressful these last couple of days because of the EQT's, but it's okay!!

So today we're gonna be learning about T!

Or ㅌ.

T = ㅌ

So the saying for this chapter is gonna be that the ending of the English letter T, it sounds like an E. Say it! TEE.

^^that was done by none other than -vivalapluto

Get it?

I'm slowly running out of creative juice. :/

But it's fine, just a few more letters to go!

ㅌ is always gonna be either a beginner letter or an ending letter.

탕 and 앝 are both very good examples.

As always, the Korean version of T, ㅌ,  is always gonna be a little more softer sounding than the English T.

(Always remember that when I say English, I mean American English so I dunno about pronunciation of British English or whatever)

I really don't use ㅌ a lot. It's an important letter, don't get me wrong! It's just that I don't use this as much as I use other letters such as ㅏ, ㅈ, or ㄱ.

That's pretty much it about this letter/chapter, for real.

I think that at the end of this book, I'm gonna do a little biography thingy or a "get to know the author". I think that'll be fun.

Writing this book has been so fun and I write in this whenever I'm bored or stressed out. 

I've been losing a lot of people (friends I should say) lately and I'm slowly getting more and more depressed.

I know that some of y'all won't care and that's absolutely fine!

I don't wanna bother y'all with my personal problems so just skip this part, I've basically just been ranting to y'all.

Thanks for reading, I love y'all!!

Hope y'all have a great day!!