I already knew that this language is confusing so I made a continuation for you.

The first confusing thing is this letter "ㅇ" right? It is stated that you're not going to read it when it was placed in the initial position. Meanwhile, you're to read it when it was placed after a vowel.

Example

Let's go back to the word annyeonghaseyo

In Hangul this is the spelling of that word. "안녕하세요". That word means "hello"

HOW YOU'RE GOING TO WRITE IT?

JUST READ THIS HERE...

The picture shows the word annyeonghaseyo with its corresponding korean letter. Look at the picture and observe carefully.

The confusing part is how it become like this "안녕하세요". It's because that this letter "ㅇ" is mandatory to use to fix a syllable that starts with a vowel.

Note:

Again, always remember that this korean letter "ㅇ" is used to fix a syllable that starts with a vowel.

Here's a video. I hope you can learn something from this in writing these letters.

1,2 & 1,2 & 3 Writing Steps in the video is inidcated for you yo know how many korean letter you'll use in a syllable.

Please watch this video and wear earphones because my earphone mic is lazy. My voice is not loud even I speak very loud in the mic Infront of my mouth

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I recommend to look for Hangul words or download a korean applicatoon for basic Hangul. Try to read and write it manually or with the use of Korean Keyboard.

Actually, that's the way I learned it about this confusing letter "ㅇ". It will be easier for you if you memorized the alphabet.

It takes really takes time to learn this language and I'm not going to rush you guys. Just focus on it and you'll learn on how the way Koreans write it.

Cheer Up!