how to read and write in korean (✔️)

Ch • ㅊ

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How are you today?

Swell?

También.

So today, we're gonna be learning the letter/sound CH!

Or ㅊ.

Ch = ㅊ

In English, we don't have a single letter for the sound that CH makes.

But in Spanish, {maybe French? I have no idea} they kinda do.

It's mentioned in their alphabet, so I assume that CH is a letter in Spanish.

It's legit CH.

(^^^ all that was just to make sure that y'all understand)

So ㅊ makes the same sound that English does.

For example, cherry or chores.
 
In Korean, ㅊ is one of the few couple of letters that are pronounced very harsh and strong.

Unlike ㅏ or ㅌ.

So that's why it's no different from the English pronunciation, unlike the others. 

So this letter, ㅊ, is always gonna be a beginning letter or an ending letter.

Never a middle letter.

For example, 찿.

Easy, amiright?

So the "easy saying" for this letter is gonna be;

ㅊ and ㅈ look a lot alike right?

ㅈ makes a JUH sound and ㅊ makes a CHUH sound.

Very similar sounds and structures.

It's a pretty easy letter to remember to me.

It was one of the first letters that I had memorized by heart. 

That's all about this letter.

There's really nothing hard about it, considering that we've had so many chapters.

Wow.

I haven't thought about it much but, I really have written a lot of chapters about letters.

I don't think I can ever truly express how happy I am to be writing this book.

:))

But it's almost over:(((

Don't worry though, after next chapter, I'm gonna go over some grammar rules and stuff.

:))

I hope you all have a good day!

Bye bye!