Learn Korean Korean Alphabet (Hangul) 3

Question 1

Which Korean consonant makes the 'ng' sound when used as a batchim?

Accepted Answer

ㅇ (ieung)

Answer

ㅇ makes the 'ng' sound when it appears as a batchim at the end of a syllable.

Question 2

What sound does ㄹ make in Korean?

Accepted Answer

A sound between 'r' and 'l'

Answer

ㄹ produces a flap sound that falls between English 'r' and 'l' depending on its position.

Question 3

Which of these is a tense (double) consonant in Korean?

Accepted Answer

ㄲ (ssanggiyeok)

Answer

ㄲ is a tense consonant formed by doubling ㄱ, producing a tighter, more forceful sound.

Question 4

In the Korean syllable block 한 (han), what is the batchim?

Accepted Answer

ㄴ (nieun)

Answer

In 한, ㄴ is the batchim (final consonant) at the bottom of the syllable block.

Question 5

How many strokes does the vowel ㅣ (i) consist of?

Accepted Answer

1

Answer

ㅣ consists of a single vertical stroke and represents the 'ee' sound.

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