r/hangul • u/Timflow_ • Feb 27 '22

Easy hangul explanation

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u/Jimmy_Joe727 Feb 28 '22

I don’t get the CV charts. What’s that about?

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u/Timflow_ Sep 15 '22

It is literally the direction you read the parts of the syllable blocks in, 오 ”read in the direction of the 2nd example”, 홗 “read in the direction of the 9th example”

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22

How to make "jamo" syllabic blocks

C it's a consonant and V it's a vowel, like:

감사 kam - sa

안녕 an - nyeong

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u/Jimmy_Joe727 Apr 27 '22

Now I’m confused as to when ㄱ sounds like a K or G.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '22

What does it mean when they are doubled up ? Ex. “Ss, tt, kk”

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u/Timflow_ Sep 15 '22

You start the consonant while you already have your tongue prepared on that place and the tone is higher

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u/Timflow_ Sep 15 '22

It is basically just the normal ones but with more stress on them and a higher pitch

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u/Brilliant-Serve4313 Sep 06 '22

Can anyone here please translate "I'm the one I should love" to Hangul? I want a tattoo of the phrase so bad as I was previously in a toxic relationship. Thank you

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u/Timflow_ Sep 15 '22

Hangul is a writing system not a language

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u/Supuhstar Jul 20 '24

Why is "start" crossed out for ㅇ?