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       Korean Alphabet
       By: songxkwon Date: May 12, 2012, 2:29 pm
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       [center]The Korean Alphabet [Consonants]
       This topic will cover the Korean Alphabet~
       We will start with Consonants (Double Consonants). ^.^
       Vowels and Dipthongs will be posted under this~
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       In the Pronouncing video above, it's easiest to remember the
       consonants by pairing them up with the &#50500; (ah) vowel.
       And so, that's what I'm gonna put below, keke. :3
       Consonant + Ah (Pronunciation) = How To Type[/center]
       Consonants ;
       &#44032; (gah / kah) = rk
       &#45208; (nah) = sk
       &#45796; (dah / tah) = ek
       &#46972; (la / rah) = fk
       &#47560; (mah) = ak
       &#48148; (bah / pah) = qk
       &#49324; (sah) = tk
       &#50500; (ah) = dk
       &#51088; (jah) = wk
       &#52264; (cha) = ck
       &#52852; (kah) = zk
       &#53440; (tah) = xk
       &#54028; (pah) = vk
       &#54616; (ha) = gk
       [center]Now onto the Double Consonants! Lesson from
       sweetandtasty will be
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       Double Consonants ;
       &#44620; (ggah) = Rk
       &#46384; (ddah) = Ek
       &#48736; (bbah / ppah) = Qk
       &#49912; (ssah) = Tk
       &#51676; (jjah) = Wk
       #Post#: 48--------------------------------------------------
       Korean Alphabet
       By: songxkwon Date: May 12, 2012, 2:42 pm
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       [center]The Korean Alphabet [Vowels]
       This set will cover the Vowels!
       The Vowels are in the
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       />Video above. ^^
       Korean Vowels are also paired up with the &#50500; (ah) vowel~
       Vowel + Ah (Pronunciation) = How To Type[/center]
       Vowels ;
       &#50500; (ah) = dk
       &#50556; (yah) = di
       &#50612; (uh) = dj
       &#50668; (yuh) = du
       &#50724; (oh) = dh
       &#50836; (yo) = dy
       &#50864; (ooh) = dn
       &#50976; (you) = db
       &#51004; (euh) = dm
       &#51060; (e) = dl
       [center]Now for the Diphthongs [Complex Vowels]! Video lesson
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       />^^
       Meanings for the vowels will be at the end~[/center]
       Diphthongs ;
       &#50528; (eh) = do
       &#50640; (eh) = dp
       &#50584; (yeh) = dO
       &#50696; (yeh) = dP
       &#51032; (eue) = dml
       &#50808; (weh) = dhl
       &#50752; (wah) = dhk
       &#50780; (weh) = dho
       &#50948; (wee) = dnl
       &#50892; (wuh) = dnj
       &#50920; (weh) = dnp
       Meanings ;
       &#50640; (eh) means in, at, on [describes place or time]
       &#50696; (yeh) means yes [formal / say to people older than you]
       &#50808; (weh) means but, except [also can mean outside]
       &#50780; (weh) means why [informal / say to friends and people
       younger than you]
       &#50920; (weh) is used when you use an English/Foreign word and
       Koreanize it
       Example [ &#50920; (weh) ] ;
       &#50920;&#46377; (weh-ding) = dnp eld
       [center]Extra Notes:
       &#12615; is a silent consonant, and can be replaced with other
       consonants
       Example includes g consonant (&#12593; / r) and the s consonant
       (&#12613; / t)
       Just replace the silent consonant (&#12615; / d) with g or s
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