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ㅂ

P or B

ㅈ

Ch or J

ㄷ

T or D

ㄱ

K or G

ㅅ

S

ㅁ

M

ㄴ

N

ㅇ

Silent if at the beginning, Ng if at the end

ㄹ

L

ㅎ

H

ㅗ

Oh

ㅓ

Uh

ㅣ

Ee

ㅡ

"oo" as in good

ㅔ

Eh

ㅐ

Eh (With slightly more closed mouth)

ㅜ

"U" in glue

ㅑ

Ya

ㅛ

Yo

ㅕ

Yuh

ㅠ

Yu

Yeh

Yeh