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Real examples
More examples for step 4
| Word | Audio |
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| 사투리 (dialect) | |
| 사치 (luxury) | |
| 사표 (letter of resignation) | |
| 서해 (the western sea) | |
| 세차 (car washing) | |
| 수표 (check) | |
| 소파 (sofa) | |
| 시차 (time difference) | |
| 시키다 (to order) | |
| 아파트 (apartment) | |
| 아프다 (to be painful) | |
| 아토피 (atopy) | |
| 야하다 (to be vulgar) | |
| 얘기 (story) | |
| 여보 (honey [married couple] ) | |
| 여자 (girl) | |
| 예 (example) | |
| 예고 (advance notice) | |
| 오토바이 (motorcycle) | |
| 오해 (misunderstanding) | |
| 오후 (afternoon) | |
| 요구르트 (yogurt) | |
| 요리 (cooking) | |
| 우유 (milk) | |
| 우표 (postage stamp) | |
| 이유 (reason) | |
| 주차 (parking) | |
| 조카 (nephew) | |
| 지하 (underground) | |
| 지폐 (paper money) | |
| 지혜 (wisdom) | |
| 차 (tea, car) | |
| 차표 (bus ticket) | |
| 차례 (order, turn) | |
| 초대하다 (to invite) | |
| 카드 (card) | |
| 카카오 (cacao) | |
| 카페 (cafe) | |
| 캐나다 (Canada) | |
| 커피 (coffee) | |
| 코 (nose) | |
| 쿠키 (cookies) | |
| 크리스마스 (Christmas) | |
| 키 (height) | |
| 키스 (kiss) | |
| 타이어 (tire) | |
| 토마토 (tomato) | |
| 토하다 (to throw up) | |
| 포도 (grape) | |
| 피부 (skin) | |
| 하다 (to do) | |
| 허리 (waist) | |
| 호주 (Australia) | |
| 휴가 (holiday, rest day ) | |
| 휴지 (toilet paper) | |
| 얘 (him/her) | |
| 걔 (him/her) | |
| 쟤 (him/her) |
Writing
Characters are written in a certain stroke order. Korean letters are written left to right, top to bottom.
 ㅋ is written like ㄱ but with 1 more stroke. |
 ㅋ when written with vertical vowels like ㅏ and ㅣ. |
 ㅌ is written like ㄷ but with 1 more stroke. |
 ㅍ is usually written with all the lines connected, don't let the font confuse you. |
 ㅊ is written like ㅈ but with a line above. The line above can be written diagonally like \. |
 Another way to write ㅊ. |
 The bottom part of ㅎ is written just like ㅇ or like a Roman 'O.' |
 ㅑ is written like ㅏ but with one more stroke. |
 ㅕ is written like ㅓ but with one more stroke. |
 ㅛ is written like ㅗ but with one more stroke. |
 ㅠ is written like ㅜ but with one more stroke. |
 ㅖ is written like ㅔ but with one more stroke. |
 ㅒ is written like ㅐ but with one more stroke. |
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