2007년 8월 30일
The following characters are also considered as vowel in 한글, the sound is very similar to the ‘y’ sound which is a consonant in the alphabet:
ㅑ (ya) as in yak
ㅕ (yo) as in yolk
ㅛ (yaw) as in yawn
ㅒ(yae) close to yale
ㅖ(ye) as in yesterday
ㅠ (yoo) as in yultide
In my advance reading, there is a concept of postpositioning in words when using in a sentence. This is when a a character is added in a word to properly identify it as subject or object in a sentence. The character to be added depends on the final character of the word if consonant or vowel. So it’s important that these characters be remembered as vowel.
Word for the day is 어머니 (o-mo-ni) . This is how you call mothers in Korea.
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