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한글
Build your first syllables
Korean syllables are made by combining a consonant and a vowel. When ㄱ and ㅏ come together, they make 가.
Where the vowel goes
Some vowels are tall, like ㅏ and ㅓ. They go to the right of the consonant: 가, 거.
Other vowels are flat, like ㅗ and ㅜ. They go below the consonant: 고, 구.
A syllable always starts with a consonant
A syllable that begins with a vowel sound uses ㅇ as a placeholder. In this position, ㅇ has no sound. So 아 sounds the same as ㅏ.
Build and choose
Put the two letters together. Choose the syllable they make.
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ㄴ + ㅏ
Listen and choose
Listen to the sound. Choose the syllable you hear.
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