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==Pronunciation table==
==Pronunciation table==
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! Latin
! Latin
! m
! k
! f
! v
! w
! n
! n
! t
! t
! l
! l
! r
! m
! v
! s
! s
! r
! ń
! ń
! k
! f
! y
! h
! h
! i
! a
! e
! e
! a
! o
! o
! u
! u
! i
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|-
! Hangul
! Hangul
|
|
| ㅍ
| ㅂ
|
| ㄴ
| ㄴ
| ㄷ
| ㄷ
| ㄹ
| ㄹ
| ㅊ
| ㅁ
| ㅂ
| ㅅ
| ㅅ
| ㅊ
| ㄲ/ㅇ
| ㄲ/ㅇ
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|
|
| ㅎ
| ㅎ
| 이
| 이
|
|
| 아
| 아
| 오
| 오
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! Name
! Name
| ma
| ka
| fa
| va
|
| na
| na
| ta
| ta
| la
| la
| ra
| ma
| va
| sa
| sa
| ra
| ńa
| ńa
| ka
| fa
|
| ha
| ha
| i
| a
| e
| e
| a
| o
| o
| u
| u
| i
|-
|-
! IPA
!IPA
| /m/
| /k/
| /φ/
| /n/
| /β/
| /t/
| /w/
| /l/
| /n/
| /ɾ/
| /t/
| /m/
| /l/
| /β/
| /s/
| /s/
| /ɾ/
| /ŋ/
/ŋ/
| /φ/
| /k/
| /h/
|  /j/
| /ä/
| /h/
| /e/
| /i/
| /o/
| /e/
| /u/
| /ä/
| /i/
| /o/
| /u/
|}
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*The alphabet is ordered according to point of articulation (labial, dental, alveolar, palatal, glottal) followed by the vowels.
*The ''jamo'' are in the order of the Korean alphabet (''ganada''), consonants first, then vowels, known in Yenware as the ''kanata''.
 


==Consonants==
==Consonants==

Revision as of 18:58, 4 February 2021

Pronunciation table

Latin k n t l r m v s ń f h a e o u i
Hangul ㄲ/ㅇ
Name ka na ta la ra ma va sa ńa fa ha a e o u i
IPA /k/ /n/ /t/ /l/ /ɾ/ /m/ /β/ /s/ /ŋ/ /φ/ /h/ /ä/ /e/ /o/ /u/ /i/
  • The jamo are in the order of the Korean alphabet (ganada), consonants first, then vowels, known in Yenware as the kanata.


Consonants

labial dental alveolar palatal glottal
Nasals voiceless
voiced m /m/ ~ /ɱ/1
n /n/
ń /ŋ/
ㄲ/ㅇ2
Stops voiceless t /t/
k /k/
3
voiced
Fricatives voiceless f /φ/
4
s /s/
voiced v /β/
5
Sonorants voiceless h /h/
voiced w /w/
6
l /l/
r /ɾ/
7
y /j/
8

Notes

  • 1 /m/ becomes the labiodental /ɱ/ before the labiodentals /φ/ and /β/.
  • 2 The jamo Ssanggiyeok <ㄲ> /k͈/ is assigned the palatal nasal /ŋ/. The jamo Ieung <ㅇ> is used when /ŋ/ is a syllable coda.
  • 3 The jamo Giyeok <ㄱ> /g~k~kʰ/ is assigned the voiceless palatal stop /k/.
  • 4 The jamo Pieup <ㅍ> /pʰ/ is assigned the voiceless bilabial fricative /φ/.
  • 5 The jamo Bieup <ㅂ> /p~pʰ~b/ is assigned the voiced bilabial fricative /β/.
  • 6 The compound vowels are used for <w>, e.g., , wa.
  • 7 The jamo Chieut /tɕʰ/ <ㅊ> is assigned the voiced alveolar tap /ɾ/.
  • 8 The iotized vowels are used for <y>, e.g., , yo.


Vowels

i e a o u
Simple vowels
Compound vowels 1 2
Iotized vowels

Notes

  • 1 The obsolete compound vowel wo.
  • 2 This obsolete compound vowel of unknown quality is assigned the value wu.


Example

  • All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
  • Win nuńwu wolo rile ok otu usa ve sańo yuń o sati yi.
  • 윈 눙ᆃ ᆂ로 치레 옥 오두 우사 베 사꼬 융 오 사디 의.


  • They are endowed with reason and conscience
  • Etu yuń o fuwi yuń i sa yi
  • 에두 윢 오 푸ㅟ 윢 이 사 의


  • and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
  • o wa sońa weńwa wiva ve wasi ńom wila ve ńohita wafa.
  • 오 ㅘ 소까 웽ㅘ ㅟ바 베 ㅘ시 꼼 ㅟ라 베 꼬히다 ㅘ파.


  • Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 1


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