Irregular verbs rules? and exceptions?

Question

I'm a Korean language student and I'm getting a bit of confused over irregular verbs. Can people tell me all the rules and what it changes to when it followed by a vowel or whatever it may be.

Can someone please just give me a easy to use list. Like ᄃchanges ᄅ when followed by a vowel. A list of exceptions like 받다 for -ᄃ irregular would also be extremely helpful.

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

(This letter)+(followed by this letter)=(make this sound)

ㄱ + ㄹ = ㅇㄴ

ㄱ+ㅁ=ㅇㅁ

ㄱ+ㅎ=ㅋ

ㄴ+ㄹ=english "L"

ㄷ+ㄹ=ㄷㄴ

ㄷ+ㅎ=ㅌ

ㄹ+ㄹ=english "L"

ㅁ+ㄹ=ㅁㄴ

ㅂ+ㄴ=ㅁㄴ

ㅂ+ㄹ=ㅂㄴ

ㅂ+ㅎ=ㅍ

ㅅ+ㄹ=ㅌㄴ

ㅇ+ㄹ=ㅇㄴ

ㅈ+ㄹ=ㅈㄴ

ㅋ+ㅎ=ㅋ

ㅌ+ㄹ=ㅌ

ㅌ+ㅎ=ㅌㄴ

ㅍ+ㄹ=ㅍㄴ

ㅍ+ㅎ=ㅍ

ㅎ+ㄱ=ㅋ

ㅎ+ㄴ=ㅌ

ㅎ+ㅂ=ㅍ

ㅎ+ㅈ=ㅊ

is this what you're talking about? for example.

미안합니다 is pronouned mi-an-haM-ni-da. instead of mi-an-haP-ni-da.

Answer 2

http://www.language.berkeley.edu/Korean/...

they have the rules, and a chart for irregular verbs. enjoy