In what situations does "ㅅ" or "ㅆ" make a "t" kind of sound?
In what situations does "ㅅ" or "ㅆ" make a "t" kind of sound? I've noticed that when "ㅅ" or "ㅆ" are on the the bottom like in "것" it is a "t" sound and not an "s" sound. Can anyone help? Greatly appreciated! ~

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When its following syllable starts with a consonant, it will sound like /t/.:)

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I read somewhere that it said when it comes at the end of the word the sound is "t"   ^^

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