1, Korean vowel: 2 1

Monovowel 10 (Roman character of Ministry of Education in 2000 in brackets, international phonetic symbols in brackets, the same below).

(1)? (eo)？ (o)？ (u)？ (ae)？ (e)？ (EU)? (1)? (oe)？ (wi)

And then what? The sound value of is [? ] and [y], but there is a tendency to become diphthongs among young people, namely [we] and [wi].

2. diphthongs 1 1.

(ya)? (yeo)？ (yo)? (Yu)? (yae)？ (leaf)? (wa)？ (wae)？ (weo)？ (we)? (user interface)

3. Korean consonants: 19.

9 loose tones

(g)？ (n)？ (d)？ (prefix r, suffix l)? (m)？ (b)？ (s)？ (beginning with "nothing" and ending with ng)? (j)

Five compact notes

(kk)？ (tt)？ (pp)？ (ss)？ (jj)

Breathing sound 5

(ch)？ (k)？ (t)？ (p)？ (h)

Extended data:

Korean alphabet pronunciation rules:

Open your mouth naturally, and your tongue touches your lower gum, but don't stick it, and your lips should not be tense or round. Pronunciation is similar to "A" in Chinese Pinyin, but slightly behind "A".

: start "?" , and then quickly slide to "?" . ? : Mouth ratio "?" Be smaller, slightly lift the back of your tongue, and don't be nervous or round.

: start "?" , and then quickly slide to "?" . ? Open your mouth slightly, lift the back of your tongue and gather your lips forward into a circle. It is similar to the "O" in Chinese Pinyin, but smaller and rounder than the "O" mouth.

: start "?" , and then quickly slide to "?" . ? : Mouth ratio "?" Smaller, lips rounded forward. Similar to the vowel "u" in Chinese Pinyin. ? : start "?" , and then quickly slide to "?" .

The mouth is slightly open, the tongue body is slightly retracted, the front of the tongue is flat, the back of the tongue is slightly lifted to the soft palate, and the lips are pulled apart to both sides. And the pronunciation of vowels of "Zi, Ci, Si and Ri" in Chinese Pinyin. When practicing, you can send the "Zi" first, and the tip of your tongue shrinks slightly, then send the "?" . You can send "?" After you find the feeling. . ? It is similar to the "Yi" in Chinese Pinyin.