韓語(yǔ)字母及發(fā)音

1、韓語(yǔ)字母及發(fā)音韓語(yǔ)字母及發(fā)音A - Consonants (14 basic consonants) ( 5 double consonants)B - Vowels (10 pure vowels) (11 compound vowels)# How to make?A+B = (+), (+), (+)A+B+A = (+), (+), (+)A+B+B = (+), (+), (+)A+B+A+A = (+), (+), (+) A+B+B+A(+A) = (+), (+), (+) # How to Pronounce?1. Vowels /a/ /eo/ /o/ /u/ /eu/ /

2、i/ /ae/ /e/ /ya/ /yeo/ /yo/ /yu/ /yae/ /ye/ /wa/ /wae/ /wo/ /we/ /oe/ /wi/ /ui/ 2. Consonants - Its read as /gi-yeok/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like gar in gargle - sound like gir in girl - sound like go in gore - sound like goo in goose - sound like goo in good - sound

3、 like gi in give - sound like ge in get - sound like ga in gag - Its read as /ni-eun/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - - sound like nar in narcotic - sound like ner in nerve - sound like no in note - sound like noo in noose - sound like noo in nook - sound like knee - sound like ne

4、in negative - sound like na in natty - Its read as /di-geut/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like dar in darn - sound like dir in dirt - sound like do in dog - sound like do - *cant be found in English - sound like di in disk - sound like de in dedicate - sound like da in dad

5、dy - Its read as /ri-eul/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like ra in rather - sound like ru in Russia - sound like ro in robe - sound like roo in rooster - *cant be found in English - sound like ri in ring - sound like re in revel - sound like ra in rat - Its read as /mi-eum/

6、. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like mar in market - sound like mer in merchant - sound like mo in mall - sound like moo in mood - *cant be found in English - sound like me - sound like me in met - sound like ma in man - Its read as /bi-eub/. When we combine this with the vo

7、wels, we have: - sound like bar - sound like bir in birth - sound like bo in bore - sound like boo - sound like boo in book - sound like be - sound like be in best - sound like ba in bat - Its read as /si-yot/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like sar in sardine - sound like s

8、ur in surf - sound like so in soul - sound like soo in soothe - *cant be found in English - sound like ci in city - sound like se in send - sound like sa in sand - Its read as /i-eung/.The vowels are not written alone. So,when there is no initial consonant at te beginning of syllables, the is always

9、 written; The has no sound value. - Its read as /ji-eut/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have: - sound like jar - sound like jer in jerk - sound like joe - sound like jui in juice - *cant be found in English - sound like ji in jig - sound like je in jelly - sound like ja in jam /chi-eut/,

10、/ki-eok/, /ti-geut/, /pi-eub/ - are from , , , The pronounce and have a difference with ch and j (eg. /cha/, /ja/)The pronounce and have a difference with k and g (eg. /ka/, /ga/)The pronounce and have a difference with t and d (eg. /ta/, /da/)The pronounce and have a difference with p and b (eg. /pa/, /ba/) - Its read as /hi-eung/. It is