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Lesson 7 of 8
Final consonants
A consonant can close the syllable underneath. Twenty-seven letters can sit there, but they make only seven sounds.
Meet the letters
-
ak
stop the air with the back of the tongue — ㄲ ㅋ sound the same here
4 strokes -
an
tongue at the front, air through the nose
4 strokes -
at
stop the air with the tip of the tongue — ㅅ ㅆ ㅈ ㅊ ㅌ ㅎ sound the same here
5 strokes -
al
tongue tip up, like l
6 strokes -
am
lips closed, air through the nose
6 strokes -
ap
stop the air with the lips — ㅍ sound the same here
7 strokes -
ang
like ng in song
4 strokes
Listen and choose
Fix Hoya’s mistakes
Hoya wrote these. Each one has one mistake. Work out the right answer, then check.
- Sound ang Hoya wrote 안
Check
앙 ㄴ is n. At the bottom, ㅇ is no longer silent — it is ng: 앙.
- Sound al Hoya wrote 아르
Check
알 A final l doesn’t need a new syllable. Put ㄹ underneath: 알.
- Sound am Hoya wrote 마
Check
암 마 is m then a. For am, the ㅁ goes underneath: 암.
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