Korean Alphabet

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Here's the Korean Alphabet (Hangeul) with the Korean letters and the Latin letters next to them (If you wanna know how korean alphabet works, see my post about Korean Language, on the "writing" part.  Here the link of my post about Korean language:  HERE

Vowels : 



A :  아 (the small circle that you're seeing first, is used for isolated vowels. When a vowel isn't alone (When there's a consonnant before it, for example) the circle isn't added. 

EO :  어

O :  오

U :  우  

YA :  야

YEO : 여

YO :  요

YU : 유 

AE :  애

YAE : 얘

E :  에

YE :  예

WAE :  왜

WA :  와

OE :  외

WI :  위

WEO :  워

EU :  으

EUI :  의

I :  이



Consonnants: 


G :  ᄀ

K :  ᄏ

N : ᄂ

D :  ᄃ

T :  ᄐ

R / L :  ᄅ

M :  ᄆ

B :  ᄇ

S :  ᄉ

NG (nasalized sound at the end of a word (example : Sarang) :  ᄋ

J :  ᄌ

C / CH :  ᄎ

P :  ᄑ

H :  ᄒ 

So now, if you wanna learn Korean letters, you can! :D