Korean alphabet
Can somebody explain to me how the Korean alphabet works? what letters the different symbols mean and stuff...
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Hi.
One alphabet is one letter in english but one syllable is one letter in korean .
ex) buil/ding - 빌/딩
So one letter is consist of consonant + vowel + consonant or consonant + vowel or
vowel +consonant or vowel
If there is no beginning consonant like vowel + consonant or vowel, write "ㅇ"
as begining consonant.
ex) all - 올
"ㅇ"as begining consonant don't have a sound but you don't have to miss it.
It is a common mistake of beginners.
If you want to get more information, watch following korean lesson video .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZhOeA0RD9o&feature=relmfu
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