Learning Korean Language

From http://nycphantom.com/journal/?p=13201

Hangul:

Wikipedia source: The chart below shows all 19 consonants in South Korean alphabetic order with Revised Romanization equivalents for each letter and pronunciation in IPA (see Korean phonology for more).

Hangul
InitialRomanizationgkkndttrmbppsss[i]jjjchktph
IPA/k//k͈//n//t//t͈//ɾ//m//p//p͈//s//s͈/silent/t͡ɕ//t͈͡ɕ͈//t͡ɕʰ//kʰ//tʰ//pʰ//h/
FinalRomanizationkkntlmpttngttktpt
gkkndlmbsssngjchktph
IPA/k̚//n//t̚//ɭ//m//p̚//t̚//ŋ//t̚//t̚//k̚//t̚//p̚//t̚/

ㅇ is silent syllable-initially and is used as a placeholder when the syllable starts with a vowel. ㄸ, ㅃ, and ㅉ are never used syllable-finally.

The chart below shows the 21 vowels used in the modern Korean alphabet in South Korean alphabetic order with Revised Romanization equivalents for each letter and pronunciation in IPA (see Korean phonology for more).

Hangul
Revised Romanizationaaeyayaeeoeyeoyeowawaeoeyouwowewiyueuui/yii
IPA/a//ɛ//ja//jɛ//ʌ//e//jʌ//je//o//wa//wɛ//ø/ ~ [we]/jo//u//wʌ//we//y/ ~ [ɥi]/ju//ɯ//ɰi//i/

Korean Keyboard Input Layout (Microsoft IME):

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