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There are also double consonants and compound vowels... and combinations.  \nThis Hangul PDF Chart gives you them all.  \nNote: If you want a FREE PDF Hangul workbook to practice writing in  \nClick here to get it at KoreanClass101  \nConsonants Chart  \nㄷ  \nd/t  \nDouble Consonants  \nㄲ  \nkk  \ntt  \npp  \nss  \njj  \n ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nNon-color Chart Thesbest site for language resources  \nㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ  \ng/k n d/t r/l m  \nㅂ ㅅ ㅇ ㅈ ㅊ  \nb/p s silent/ng j ch  \nㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ  \nk t p h  \nㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ  \nkk tt pp ss jj  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nVowels Chart  \nㅏ  \na  \nya  \neo  \nyeo  \no  \n ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ   \nCompound Vowels  \nㅐ  \nㅒ ㅔ ㅖ  \nae yae e ye  \nㅘ  \nㅙ ㅚ  \nwa wae oe  \nㅝ  \nㅞ ㅟ ㅢ  \nwo we wi ui  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nNon-color ChartThesbest site for language resources  \nㅏ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ  \na ya eo yeo o  \nㅐ ㅒ ㅔ ㅖ  \nae yae e ye  \nㅘ ㅙ ㅚ  \nwa wae oe  \nㅝ ㅞ ㅟ ㅢ  \nwo we wi ui  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nHangul Chart-Consonants + Vowels Simple Version  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nThe best site for language resources  \nConsonants  \nㄱ (g/k)  \nㅂ (b/p)  \nㅋ (k)  \nㄴ ( n )  \nㅅ ( s )  \nㅌ (t)  \nDouble Consonants  \nㄲ (kk) ㄸ (tt)  \nㄷ (d/t)ㅇ( silent/ng)ㅍ (p)  \nㅃ (pp)  \nVowels  \nㅏ ( a )  \nㅛ (yo)  \nㅑ (ya)  \nㅜ ( u )  \nㅓ ( eo)  \nㅠ (yu)  \nCompound Vowels  \nㅐ ( ae) ㅒ (yae) ㅔ ( e )  \nㅘ ( wa) ㅙ ( wae) ㅚ ( oe)  \nㅝ ( wo) ㅞ ( we) ㅟ ( wi)  \nㄹ ( r/l)  \nㅈ (j)  \nㅎ (h)  \nㅆ ( ss)  \nㅕ (yeo)  \nㅡ ( eu)  \nㅖ (ye)  \nㅢ ( ui)  \nㅁ ( m )  \nㅊ ( ch)  \nㅉ (jj)  \nㅗ ( o )  \nㅣ (i)  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nThe best site for language resources  \nThis next section of the Hangul PDF Chart gives you the basic Hangul  \ncombinations  \nHangul syllables are formed by combining one initial consonant (leading consonant) with one vowel ( and sometimes an additional consonant as a final sound) . So check below . You get 2 versions .  \n\\#1 has no romanization and \\#2 has romanization .  \nYour goal is to wean yourself off of romanization and rely on the one  \nwithout eventually.  \nNote: If you want a FREE PDF Hangul workbook to practice writing in  \nClick here to get it at KoreanClass101  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nㅏ ㅐ ㅑ ㅒ ㅓ ㅔ ㅕ ㅖ ㅗ ㅘ ㅙ ㅚ  \nㄱ 가 개 갸 걔 거 게 겨 계 고 과 괘 괴  \nㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅅ ㅇ  \n나 다 라 마 바 사 아  \n내 대 래 매 배 새 애  \n냐 댜 랴 먀 뱌 샤 야  \n냬 댸 럐 먜 뱨 섀 얘  \n너 더 러 머 버 서 어  \n네 데 레 메 베 세 에  \n녀 뎌 려 며 벼 셔 여  \n녜 뎨 례 몌 볘 셰 예  \n노 도 로 모 보 소 오  \n놔 돠 롸 뫄 봐 솨 와  \n놰 돼 뢔 뫠 봬 쇄 왜  \n뇌 되 뢰 뫼 뵈 쇠 외  \nㅈ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ  \n자 차 카 타 파 하  \n재 채 캐 태 패 해  \n쟈 챠 캬 탸 퍄 햐  \n쟤 챼 컈 턔 퍠 햬  \n저 처 커 터 퍼 허  \n제 체 케 테 페 헤  \n져 쳐 켜 텨 펴 혀  \n졔 쳬 켸 톄 폐 혜  \n조 초 코 토 포 호  \n좌 촤 콰 톼 폈 홧  \n좨 쵀 쾌 퇴 퐤 호  \n죄 최 쾨 퇴 표 호  \nㄱ g/k  \nㄴ n  \nㄷ d/t  \nㄹ r/l  \nㅁ m  \nㅂ b/p  \nㅅ s  \nㅇ ng  \nㅈ j  \nㅊ ch  \nㅋ k  \nㅌ t  \nㅍ p  \nㅎ h  \nㅏ a  \n가  \nga  \n나 na  \n다 da  \n라 ra  \n마 ma  \n바 ba  \n사 sa  \n아 a  \n자 ja  \n차 cha  \n카 ka  \n타 ta  \n파 pa  \n하 ha  \nㅐ ae  \n개  \ngae  \n내 nae  \n대 dae  \n래 rae  \n매 mae  \n배 bae  \n새 sae  \n애 ae  \n재 jae  \n채 chae  \n캐 kae  \n태 tae  \n패 pae  \n해 hae  \nㅑ ya  \n갸 gya  \n냐 nya  \n댜 dya  \n랴 rya  \n먀 mya  \n뱌 by a  \n샤 sya  \n야 ya  \n쟈 jya  \n챠 chya  \n캬 kya  \n탸 tya  \n퍄 pya  \n햐 hya  \nㅒyae  \n걔 gyae  \n냬 ny ae  \n댸 dy ae  \n럐 ry ae  \n먜 myae  \n뱨 by ae  \n섀 sy ae  \n얘 yae  \n쟤 jy ae  \n챼 chyae  \n컈 kyae  \n턔 tyae  \n퍠 pyae  \n햬 hy ae  \nㅓ eo  \n거 geo  \n너 neo  \n더 deo  \n러 reo  \n머 meo  \n버 beo  \n서 seo  \n어 eo  \n저 jeo  \n처 cheo  \n커 keo  \n터 teo  \n퍼 peo  \n허 heo  \nㅔ e  \n게 ge  \n네 ne  \n데 de  \n레 re  \n메 me  \n베 be  \n세 se  \n에 e  \n제 je  \n체 che  \n케 ke  \n테 te  \n페 pe  \n헤 he  \nㅕ yeo  \n겨 gyeo  \n녀 nyeo  \n뎌 dyeo  \n려 ryeo  \n며 myeo  \n벼 byeo  \n셔 syeo  \n여 yeo  \n져 jyeo  \n쳐 chyeo  \n켜 kyeo  \n텨 tyeo  \n펴 pyeo  \n혀 hyeo  \nㅖ  \nye  \n계 gye  \n녜 nye  \n뎨 dye  \n례 rye  \n몌 mye  \n볘 bye  \n셰 sye  \n예 ye  \n졔 jye  \n쳬 chye  \n켸 kye  \n톄 tye  \n폐 pye  \n혜 hye  \nㅗ o  \n고 go  \n노 no  \n도 do  \n로 ro  \n모 mo  \n보 bo  \n소 so  \n오 o  \n조 jo  \n초 cho  \n코 ko  \n토 to  \n포 po  \n호 ho ","cbCaiePkyl9G3r9C","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiePkyl9G3r9C","pdf",792346,8,"English","# Consonants Chart\n## Double Consonants\n# Vowels Chart\n## Compound Vowels\n# Hangul Syllable Combinations\n## Non-romanized vs Romanized Versions","[{\"question\":\"What does the Hangul chart teach?\",\"answer\":\"It teaches the Hangul alphabet by listing consonants, vowels, double consonants, and compound vowels, then showing how they combine into syllables.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the chart provide romanization?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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