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Old Hangul off the chip

This page shows only the four old Hangul letters left off the pronunciation chip. They are not forbidden sounds. They stay off the chip because they are rare, hard to type, and heavy for a first lesson.

These letters are not put back on the chip. If a glyph breaks, the note stays on this page.

WHY

Why they are off the chip

Frequency, typing, and learning load. The sound itself is allowed.

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One syllable block each, in a first-middle-last font. ᅎᅳ is one block.

Face: Nanum Barun Gothic YetHangul, from Naver.

  • ᅌᅡ

    ㆁŋ

    yesieung

  • ᄔᅵ

    ㅥɲ

    doubled ㄴ

  • ᅎᅳ

    ᅎt͡s

    dental ㅈ

  • ᅐᅳ

    ᅐt͡ɕ

    palatal ㅈ

ㆁŋyesieung

An ㅇ with a tick is yeong (/ŋ/). An everyday /ŋ/ coda stays ㅇ. ㆁ appears only in a contrast.

  1. To separate /ŋ/ from /ŋg/. singer is /ŋ/, finger is /ŋg/.
  2. Word-initial /ŋ/, as in Nguyen and Chinese or Vietnamese ng-.
  3. Only when correcting the habit of splitting ng into ㄴㄱ. A clear /ŋ/ coda stays ㅇ.
  • ᅌᅡ

  • singer

    시ᇰ어

  • finger

    핑거

  • Nguyen

    ᅌᅮ엔

ㅥɲdoubled ㄴ

niño, gn, nh, Vietnamese ɲ. This page and later study only.

  • ᄔᅵ

  • niño

    ᄔᅵ뇨

ᅎt͡sdental ㅈ

The typed form of the dental ㅈ that the Haerye already split off. Not a new sound. つ is ᅎᅳ나미. Do not present ㅉ or ㅊ as that つ.

  • ᅎᅳ

  • つ

    ᅎᅳ나미

  • Chinese dental c / z

    ᅎᅡ

ᅐt͡ɕpalatal ㅈ

Only beside dental ᅎ. Use it when Chinese j / q / zh must stay apart from ᅎ.

  • ᅐᅳ

  • dental · palatal

    ᅎᅳ ᅐᅳ

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