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    This document provides information on the Korean consonants by presenting each consonant letter, its romanization, and an example English word of its typical sound. It is split into three parts, with the first part covering the consonants ᄀ, ᄂ, ᄃ, ᄅ, and ᄆ and their English equivalents of "g", "n", "d", "l", and "m" respectively. The second part continues with ᄇ, ᄉ, ᄋ, ᄌ, and ᄎ, equating to "b", "s", "ng", "j", and "ch". The final section concludes with ᄏ, ᄐ

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    This document provides information on the Korean consonants by presenting each consonant letter, its romanization, and an example English word of its typical sound. It is split into three parts, with the first part covering the consonants ᄀ, ᄂ, ᄃ, ᄅ, and ᄆ and their English equivalents of "g", "n", "d", "l", and "m" respectively. The second part continues with ᄇ, ᄉ, ᄋ, ᄌ, and ᄎ, equating to "b", "s", "ng", "j", and "ch". The final section concludes with ᄏ, ᄐ

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    Korean Consonants Guide

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    siany ade
    This document provides information on the Korean consonants by presenting each consonant letter, its romanization, and an example English word of its typical sound. It is split into three parts, with the first part covering the consonants ᄀ, ᄂ, ᄃ, ᄅ, and ᄆ and their English equivalents of "g", "n", "d", "l", and "m" respectively. The second part continues with ᄇ, ᄉ, ᄋ, ᄌ, and ᄎ, equating to "b", "s", "ng", "j", and "ch". The final section concludes with ᄏ, ᄐ

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    of 3

    CONSONANTS (1/3)

    ㄱ ㄱㄱ
    Listen to a native Korean speaker pronounce these letters at
    www.LearnKorean24.com/learn-the-korean-alphabet/

    Sounds like

    ㄱㄱ
    'g' in gun

    ㄴ
    Romanized

    ㄴㄴ
    [g]
    Sounds like

    ㄴㄴ
    'n' in nose

    ㄷ
    Romanized

    ㄷㄷ
    [n]
    Sounds like

    ㄷㄷ
    'd' in door

    ㄹ
    Romanized

    ㄹㄹ
    [d]
    Sounds like

    ㄹㄹ
    'l' in ladder

    ㅁ
    Romanized

    ㅁㅁ
    [l/r]
    Sounds like

    ㅁㅁ
    'm' in man
    Romanized

    [m]

    www.LearnKorean24.com
    CONSONANTS (2/3)

    ㅂ ㅂㅂ
    Listen to a native Korean speaker pronounce these letters at
    www.LearnKorean24.com/learn-the-korean-alphabet/

    Sounds like

    ㅂㅂ
    'b' in beer

    ㅅ
    Romanized

    ㅅㅅ
    [b]
    Sounds like

    ㅅㅅ
    's' in slide

    ㅇ
    Romanized

    ㅇㅇ
    [s]
    Sounds like

    ㅇㅇ
    'ng' in ring*

    ㅈ
    Romanized

    ㅈㅈ
    *silent at start of syllable
    [ng]
    Sounds like

    ㅈㅈ
    'j' in jellyfish

    ㅊ
    Romanized

    ㅊㅊ
    [j]
    Sounds like

    ㅊㅊ
    'ch' in church
    Romanized

    [ch]

    www.LearnKorean24.com
    CONSONANTS (3/3)

    ㅋ ㅋㅋ
    Listen to a native Korean speaker pronounce these letters at
    www.LearnKorean24.com/learn-the-korean-alphabet/

    Sounds like

    ㅋㅋ
    'k' in key

    ㅌ
    Romanized

    ㅌㅌ
    [k]
    Sounds like

    ㅌㅌ
    't' in teeth

    ㅍ
    Romanized

    ㅍㅍ
    [t]
    Sounds like

    ㅍㅍ
    'p' in pillar

    ㅎ
    Romanized

    ㅎㅎ
    [p]
    Sounds like

    ㅎㅎ
    'h' in hat
    Romanized

    [h]

    www.LearnKorean24.com

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