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K/G


In between "k" and "g" sound.


Mouth wide but slightly open


At syllable end: light K/G tap, same for ㄱㅋ

N


Normal "n" sound


(Nee, nah, nouh, n'y'u, nüh, no)

D/T


In between "t" and "d" sound, like the middle of bottle


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,ㅎ

R/L


In between "r" and "l", like Japanese


At the end of a syllable: "l", like norwegian "øl"

M


Normal "m" sound

P/B


In between "p" and "b"


Mouth slightly open, small plosive


At end of syllable: "p" from "oops" shared with ㅂ,ㅍ

"S" sound with slight "sh"


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

J


In between "ch", "z" and "t"


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

H


Aspirated "h" sound, like "ch" in german "ich"


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

I


("Ee")


Pull back lips like smilling

A


("Ah") mouth less open


Sounds like "a" in boston "car"

Eo


(In between "Uh" from "but" and "aw" from "awful")


Put down chin w/o forcing, open mouth naturally

Eu


(Between "ooeuh" of disgust and "euh" in "Cook", )


Create some tension in your chin and bottom lip should be flat like the letter's shape. The sound begins with the more "ooeuh" sound

U


(Closer to "ooh" in "moon")


Make lips small, form lips in forward position and lift them up a little

O


("Oh" from "sew")


Mouth makes very small circle like end of "you"

Silent


At end of syllable: "ng" like any "-ing" sound

Kk


More tense sound, softer like "g"


At syllable end: light K/G tap, same for ㄱㅋ

K (similar to ㄱ)


Aspirated "k"


At syllable end: light K/G tap, same for ㄱㅋ

Bb (more forced)


More tense sound, like "b"

P (similar to ㅂ)


Aspirated "p" sound


At end of syllable: "p" from "oops" shared with ㅂ,

Jj (more forced)


More tense sound, like "dzh"

Ch (similar to ㅈ, more voiced)


Aspirated "ts" sound


Similar to つ


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

Dd


More tense sound, softer like "d"

T (similar to ㄷ)


Aspirated "t" sound


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

Ss (more forced)


More tense sound, seems more aspirated


At syllable end: light T/D tap, like "foot" but lighter. Sound is shared with: ㄷ,ㅌ,ㅅ,ㅆ,ㅈ,ㅊ,

Ya


("Ee" to "ah", ㅣ+ㅏ) "ee" sound is faint

Yeo


("Ee" to "uh", ㅣ+ㅓ) faint smiling "ee" to relaxed chin "uh", let your lips relax. Sounds like german "joa"

Yu


("Ee" to "ooh",ㅣ+) faint smiling "ee" to rounded, lifted lip "ooh". Sounds like "you" but ends abruptly instead of American trail-off

Yo


("Ee" to "oh",+ㅗ) faint smiling "ee" to the rounded mouth "oh"

Ae


(European "Ehy", same as ㅔ)Sounds in between "eh" from "bet" and the american pronunciation of letter "A" (closer to "A") Pull back corners of lips a little.

E


(European "Ehy", same as ㅐ) Sounds in between "eh" from "bet" and the american pronunciation of letter "A" (closer to "eh") Pull back corners of lips a little.

Wi


("Ooh" to "ee", ㅜ+ㅣ)


Rounded, lifted lip "ooh" to faint smiled "ee"


Sounds like ワィ

Wuh


("Ooh" to "uh" ,ㅜ+ㅓ) Rounded lifted lip "ooh" to relaxed chin "uh"

Oe


("Oh" to "ehy" , ㅗ+ㅐ) Rounded mouth "oh" to bet- "ehy". Sounds like ワェ


Sounds very similar to today

Wa


("Oh" to "ah", ㅗ+ㅏ) Rounded mouth "oh" to open mouth "ah". Sounds like わ

Ui


("Ooeuh" to "ee", ㅡ+ㅣ)


Flat mouthed "ooeuh" to faint smile "ee"


Sounds like french "oui"

Wae


("Oh" to "ehy" , ㅗ+ㅐ) Rounded mouth "oh" to American-A "ehy".


Sounds like ワェ


Sounds very similar to ㅚ today

We


("Ooh" to "ehy", ㅜ+ㅔ)


Rounded, lifted lip "ooh" to european "ehy". Sounds closer to "eh" from "bet"


Very similar to ㅚ, ㅙ

Yae


("Ee" to "ehy",ㅣ+ㅐ) sounds similar to


Faint smiling "ee" to european "ehy" Here the second sound may sound close to American letter "A"


Sounds like affirmative "yeh"

Ye


("Ee" to "ehy",ㅣ+ㅔ) sounds similar to


Faint smiling "ee" to european "ehy" Here the second sound may sound close to "eh" in "bet"


Sounds like affirmative "yeh"