I have few Hangeul questions. (Beginner) ?
In consonant there are some albhabets that are pronounced 2 ways. Example
ㄱ /g ,k/ and ㄹ/r,l/ etc.. When i'm reading a word/centence how do i know witch one i should be pronouncing? example word 길 (river) How do i know witch albhabets i pronounce in the word.

Some world could have some alhbhabet 2 times example. 를 other is pronounced ''r'' and other ''l'' how do i know witch one is pronounced wich ?

When i read a centensente how do i know what albhabets i do not pronounce? (Only write them)

In vowels some albhabets have more then 1 letter example. ㅓ/eo/ or ㅕ/yeo/
when i'm reading the centense/word i sometimes feel like when you pronounce the albhabets you don't pronounce some letter from it. How i do i know what i do pronounce and when and what i don't?

When is ㅇ/ng/ pronounced and when is it silence?

(I hope my questions makes sense. English not first language)

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I have few Hangeul questions. (Beginner) ?
In consonant there are some albhabets that are pronounced 2 ways. Example 
ㄱ /g ,k/ and ㄹ/r,l/ etc.. When i'm reading a word/centence how do i know witch one i should be pronouncing? example word 길 (river) How do i know witch albhabets i pronounce in the word.

Some world could have some alhbhabet 2 times example. 를 other is pronounced ''r'' and other ''l'' how do i know witch one is pronounced wich ?

When i read a centensente how do i know what albhabets i do not pronounce? (Only write them)

In vowels some albhabets have more then 1 letter example. ㅓ/eo/ or ㅕ/yeo/
when i'm reading the centense/word i sometimes feel like when you pronounce the albhabets you don't pronounce some letter from it. How i do i know what i do pronounce and when and what i don't?

When is ㅇ/ng/ pronounced and when is it silence?

(I hope my questions makes sense. English not first language)

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If you didn’t understand my explanation you can send me a message and I can explain you better 😅

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Actual Korean pronunciation is quite different from English sounds. For example, the sound of ㄱ is not /g/ or /k/ either. It is between /g/ and /k/. I recommend you to watch YouTube videos for basic pronunciations for Korean alphabet (consonants and vowels).

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In Korean you can’t write just, for example, ㅓ, so they put ㅇ with a vowel (어) 
When it's below it s pronounced as -ng, for example 방, you can see that it’s on below of 바 so it’s pronounce as ng

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ㅓ /eo/ it’s pronounce like o because the e is to say that you have to put your mouth as If you were saying e. The e not pronounce like “y”, the e pronounce like in “editor”

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