This letter ㅁ (miem) is pronounced like an M. It is related to the Chinese word for mouth 口. It is related traditionally to the next letter in the Korean alphabet, ㅂ (bieup). You can remember the sound that it makes by either remembering that it is derived from the Chinese symbol for mouth or that it’s the shape of a letter that you get in the mail.
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This tenth jamo in the South Korean writing system is letter ㅅ (siot). It is the 7th in the North Korean writing system. Incidentally, both alphabets consist of the same letters but because of where…
The letter ᄃ (digeut) is pronounced like a D or a T depending on where it is found in a word or syllable. At the start of a word it’s pronounced like T. Then, when…
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This letter ( nieun ) is pronounced like N. Read through more Hangul Lessons. You can also look at resources to learn to read Hangul. Share on Facebook Post on X Follow us Save
ㅂB/P This letter ㅂ (bieup) is pronounced like the letter B or P depending on where it falls in a word or syllable. It is related to the previous letter in the Korean alphabet, letter ㅁ (miem)….
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