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1. 가 (gah) = It may sound like a K, but there is another Korean consonant that has a stronger K sound (ㅋ). Think of ㄱ as a soft G sound.
3. 다 (dah) = Might sound like “tah, ” however the ㅌ consonant has a stronger T pronunciation. Think of ㄷ as a soft D.
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4. 라 (lah) = The ㄹ consonant has a rolling L sound. It may sound like an R, however Koreans do not have a consonant that is a 100% R equivalent. Thus if a native Korean says, “Rock and roll, ” it’ll sound more like “Lock and Loll.”
6. 바 (bah) = It may sound like a P, but there is another Korean consonant with a stronger P sound (ㅍ). Think of ㅂ as a soft B sound.
8. 아 (ah) = The ㅇ consonant, which looks like a circle, is silent. However when paired with other characters, the ㅇ consonant can take the sound of a previous consonant.
Korean Alphabet 한글 || (+ Free Flashcards + Quiz)
9. 자 (jah) = Might sound like “cha, ” think of ㅈ as a soft J sound. However the ㅊ Korean consonant has a stronger “ch” pronunciation.
4. 라 (lah) = The ㄹ consonant has a rolling L sound. It may sound like an R, however Koreans do not have a consonant that is a 100% R equivalent. Thus if a native Korean says, “Rock and roll, ” it’ll sound more like “Lock and Loll.”
6. 바 (bah) = It may sound like a P, but there is another Korean consonant with a stronger P sound (ㅍ). Think of ㅂ as a soft B sound.
8. 아 (ah) = The ㅇ consonant, which looks like a circle, is silent. However when paired with other characters, the ㅇ consonant can take the sound of a previous consonant.
Korean Alphabet 한글 || (+ Free Flashcards + Quiz)
9. 자 (jah) = Might sound like “cha, ” think of ㅈ as a soft J sound. However the ㅊ Korean consonant has a stronger “ch” pronunciation.
4. 라 (lah) = The ㄹ consonant has a rolling L sound. It may sound like an R, however Koreans do not have a consonant that is a 100% R equivalent. Thus if a native Korean says, “Rock and roll, ” it’ll sound more like “Lock and Loll.”
6. 바 (bah) = It may sound like a P, but there is another Korean consonant with a stronger P sound (ㅍ). Think of ㅂ as a soft B sound.
8. 아 (ah) = The ㅇ consonant, which looks like a circle, is silent. However when paired with other characters, the ㅇ consonant can take the sound of a previous consonant.
Korean Alphabet 한글 || (+ Free Flashcards + Quiz)
9. 자 (jah) = Might sound like “cha, ” think of ㅈ as a soft J sound. However the ㅊ Korean consonant has a stronger “ch” pronunciation.
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