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    This document provides instructions on reading and writing vowels and consonants in the Korean alphabet (Hangeul). It includes: 1) An overview of the four ways that Korean syllables can be composed of consonants and vowels. 2) Exercises for students to practice reading and writing individual vowels and consonants, with charts listing the letter, sound, value, and writing order for each one. 3) Examples of words for students to practice reading, with instructions to choose the correct word based on what they hear. 4) Information on final consonants and linking sounds in Korean pronunciation.

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    This document provides instructions on reading and writing vowels and consonants in the Korean alphabet (Hangeul). It includes: 1) An overview of the four ways that Korean syllables can be composed of consonants and vowels. 2) Exercises for students to practice reading and writing individual vowels and consonants, with charts listing the letter, sound, value, and writing order for each one. 3) Examples of words for students to practice reading, with instructions to choose the correct word based on what they hear. 4) Information on final consonants and linking sounds in Korean pronunciation.

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    Hangeul: Hangeul, The Korean Alphabet

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    This document provides instructions on reading and writing vowels and consonants in the Korean alphabet (Hangeul). It includes: 1) An overview of the four ways that Korean syllables can be composed of consonants and vowels. 2) Exercises for students to practice reading and writing individual vowels and consonants, with charts listing the letter, sound, value, and writing order for each one. 3) Examples of words for students to practice reading, with instructions to choose the correct word based on what they hear. 4) Information on final consonants and linking sounds in Korean pronunciation.

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    Hangeul, the Korean alphabet


    Hangeul
    consonants and vowels
    The composition of Korean syllables
    Korean syllables are made in 4 different manners.




    Consonants
    Vowels

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    Vowels

    Vowels 1
    Read and write the following.

    Read the following.

    2 5
    letter
    sound
    value
    writing
    order
    writing

    1
    Read the following.
    Listen carefully and choose the correct one.
    Vowels 2
    . Read and write the following.
    letter
    sound
    value
    writing
    order
    writing










    15
    Read the following.
    Read the following.
    Listen carefully and choose the correct one.
    Consonants

    Consonants 1
    Read and write the following.
    letter
    sound
    value
    writing
    order
    writing







    1
    letter
    sound
    value
    writing
    order
    writing






    Read the following.

    Read the following.
    Listen carefully and choose the correct one.
    17
    Consonants 2
    Read and write the following.
    Read the following.
    Read the following.
    Read the following.
    Listen carefully and choose the correct one.
    letter
    sound
    value
    writing
    order
    writing





    18
    Final consonants

    Read the following.

    Letters

    Sound Value

    [-k]
    [-n]
    [-t]
    [-l]
    [-m]
    [-p]
    1
    Read the following.
    Listen carefully and choose the correct one.
    Linking sounds


    Read the following.

    Read the following.
    I have sore eyes, so I want to go to the hospital.
    My older brother is hanging a picture on the wall.

    I eat a meal. The soup is salty.
    Please write down your name on the notebook.
    20
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