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Hangul Consonants - Korean

Write an appropriate English transcription of the given consonants. Aspirated consonants are denoted with an 'h' e.g. 'ph'
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ㄷ
t/d
ㄱ
k/g
ㅅ
s
ㅎ
h
ㄹ
L/r
ㅍ
ph
ㅋ
kh
ㅁ
m
ㄴ
n
ㅇ
ng
ㅌ
th
ㅂ
p/b
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3 Comments
UKGBNI
+3
Level 69
Mar 31, 2020
ㅌ is more like t than th... and ㅋ is more like k.
atg
+1
Level 28
May 14, 2020
The th refers to aspiration, as in the difference between the /tʰ/ in "top" versus the /t/ in "stop". Put your hand in front of your mouth and say "top stop top stop", you can feel the unwritten "h" in "top".

It's not referring to "th" (dental fricative) sound such as "thin"

EggOverlord
+3
Level 34
Jul 16, 2024
Yes, but the romanized is just 't' and 'k'
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