Korean Vowels and Consonants

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Han-gul (廃越, the Korean alphabet) consists of forty letters. Twenty-one of these represent vowels (including thirteen diphthongs), and nineteen represent consonants. Twenty-four are basic, while the others are compounds of the basic letters.

Vowels

た[a] , っ[eo] ,  で [o] ,  ぬ [u] , ぱ [eu] , び[i] ,だ[ae] , つ[e] , ち[ya] , づ[yeo], に[yo] , ば[yu] , ぢ[yae] , て[ye] , と[wa] , ど[wae] , ね[wo] , の[we] , な[oe] , は[wi] , ひ[ui]

Consonants

ぁ[giyeok], い[nieun], ぇ[digeut], ぉ[rieul], け[mieum],
げ[bieup], さ[siot], し[ieung], じ[jieut], ず[chieut], せ[kieuk],
ぜ[tieut], そ[pieup], ぞ[hieut],
あ[ssang-giyeok], え[ssang-digeut], こ[ssangbieup],
ざ[ssang-siot], す[ssang-jieut]

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