[JoaNor]

Originally Posted by YounWha

Okay -

Let's see...
There is no "V" in Korean.
There is no "R" in Korean.

If I hear a word a different way like tomato (tomaeto vs tomoto).
I say it like "toe mae toe". - how does that work?


So if I wanted to write "school" like where you go to learn - I am guessing there is a symbol written in hangul that represents "school" versus me just spelling it out phonetically like "sk-ool"?

First of All, There Are Some "Double Vowels" You Haven't Learned Yet

There is an R in Korean(????) I'll Teach You The Grammatical Rules Tonight When I write Next Lesson

Tomato would be written To Me I To :토메이토

If You Would Write "English-Korean", you would Write SeuKul (You Say The EU Quicly; Remember ㅡ?)

School In HangulMal(The Korean Language) Is "Hakkyo", which is spelled 학교

I Am Glad To See That You Are Very Interested In Hangul, YeonWha

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