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So I'm learning the Korean Alphabet and I notice ㄱ english sound: g (initial) k (final) What on earth do they mean by initial and final? Are they saying one Korean letter has 2 sounds depending on where it is in the word? Like if the word starts with that letter, it makes a g sound but ends with that letter, it makes a k sound?

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