What do these sound like? ã…‘ã…’ã…•ã…–ã…› ã… ?

Question

What do these sound like? ã…‘ã…’ã…•ã…–ã…› ã… ?

Answer 1

ㅑ [ya] -----> yahoo

ㅒ [yae] = ㅑ + ㅣ---> yes

ㅕ [yeo] ---->  yummy, yup

ㅖ [ye]   =  Ã£Â…£ + ㅕ ---> yes (almost same with ㅒ)

ㅛ [yo]   --------> Yo~

ㅠ [yu]  ----------> you

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아 [a] ..............Bob, Cop

야 [ya] ..............yahoo, Yanni

어 [eo] ..............fur, murmur, earth

여 [yeo] ..............yummy, yup

오 [o] ...........Oh~~~

요 [yo] .................Yo~~~

우 [u] ..............tumb, boom!, room

유 [yu] .............you, due, Eww~

으 [eu]................. hul[k], [s]pam

이 [i]............. key, ear, smear, fear

ㄱ g ...........가 ga...........갈 gal

ㄴ n ...........나 na............날 nal

ㄷ d ...........다 da............달 dal

ㄹ L ...........라 la .............랄 lal

ㅁ m ..........마 ma...........말 mal

ㅂ B ...........바 ba............발 bal

ㅅ s ............사 sa............살 sal

ㅇ It doesn't have any sound. You should pronounce a voul. ............아 ah

ㅈ J ............자 ja................잘 jal

ㅊ ch ..........차 cha.............찰 chal

ㅋ k ............카 ka...............칼 kal

ㅌ t .............타 ta................탈 tal

ㅍ p ............파 pa...............팔 pal

ㅎ h .............하 ha...............할 hal

Korean is well-known as being scientific. You can produce unlimited sounds using only 10 vowels and 14 consonants. Each syllable has 3 parts that consists it, and they are first sound, middle sound, and last sound. The first and last sound are consonants and the middle sound is vowel.

as you see it is not difficult to learn korean alphabet.. I am sure that you can learn how to read and write all words in three days...

well.. I am a Korean studying English as well.. ^^

Answer 2

yah

yeh

yoh

yeh

yoh

yuu

obviously hard to depict, however, there is also the fact that the similar ones (yeh and yeh) are actually pronounced differently, but very subtly

like why the Chinese have like four ways to say a syllable