In the Korean alphabet are not included consonants like F, V, Z. So how play them graphically?
Example my name is Elizama that consonant equivalent to Z?
And as for the L and R, I do not quite understand, is made a batchim and should be repeated ㄹ consonant?
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I think that for 'Z' you would use ㅈ which sounds like 'j' in English. 'V' would be ㅂ which sounds like 'b' in English, and 'F' would be ㅍ which sounds like 'P' in English. Also ㄹ is used for both 'R' and 'L' sounds. They are more similar in Korean than in English.
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Isabella's reply is correct.
and also korean alphabet is not contained "th".
so pronounce goes like
the (더), thick (띡).
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