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COREAN ALPHABET.
| ㄱ | ㄴ | ㄷ | ㄹ | ㅁ | ㅂ |
| giug | niun | dighud | liul | mium | biub |
| g | n | d | r & l | m | b |
| ㅅ | ㅣ | ㅇ | |||
| siud | oi | iheng | |||
| s & t | i | ng |
| 가 | 갸 | 거 | 겨 | 고 | 교 |
| ga | gia | gu | giu | go | gio |
| 구 | 규 | 그 | 기 | ᄀᆞ | |
| goo | giw | gu | gi | ga |
- ↑ N.B.ーConsonants all pronounced as in Chinese, the romanization being on the system of my Mandarin Primer; the vowels are also on the same principle,ーof a certain definite unchangeable value, the u always pro-nounced as in fun, oo and w standing for the other value of u. Corean o final more open than o in English long, its nearest approximation, iw always like ew of new, few. The double vowels o and a, form wa, oo and u, wu (wo rm), a and i, e of let, u and i, a of lame, which I write ê for precision.
