Hangul 6 : Personal Pronouns

     You can use these personal pronouns when you're talking to others using Korean Language. You can see that some of the words were labelled with (humble) and (honorific). In Korean Language, they used different words when they are talking to people who are older or people who wasn't close to them to show respect. 

Let see the use of 'I' for example; 나 (na) is used when we are talking to our friends or people who closed to us while 저 (jeo)-labelled (humble) is used when we're talking to older people or someone who is not close to us.

Hangul 5 : Batchim (Final Consonant) (받침)

     The consonants on the end of a syllable are called 'Batchim'. The sound of the final consonants is based on 7 consonants : ㄱ , ㄴ , ㄷ , ㄹ , ㅁ , ㅂ and ㅇ. When the letters with 'red' colour are placed at the end of a syllable, we need to pronounce them using the sound of the 'green' coloured letters. Their (red letters) original sound which we had learnt before are no longer used.

ㄱ , ㄲ , ㅋ                                 ~>ㄱ = K

ㄴ                                               ~> ㄴ = N

ㄷ , ㅅ , ㅆ , ㅈ , ㅊ , ㅌ , ㅎ      ~> ㄷ = T

ㄹ                                              ~> ㄹ = L

ㅁ                                              ~> ㅁ = M

ㅂ , ㅍ                                       ~> ㅂ = P

ㅇ                                              ~> ㅇ = NG

Hangul 4 : 11 Complex Vowels

     There are 11 complex vowels, which are made of by joining the 10 basic vowels.

ㅐ   ae as hand
ㅒ   ye as yet
ㅔ   e as set
ㅖ   ye as yes
ㅘ   wa as what
ㅙ   wae as wait
ㅚ   oe as wait
ㅝ   wo as wonder
ㅞ   we as web
ㅟ   wi as window
ㅢ   ui

     They are written as [ㅇ(yieung) + complex vowels] 

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