Explanation 5 · Three-Sound Harmony
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touch the upper gums, making it distinct from the heavier
L-like pronunciation.
Rare combination of ㆍ and ㅡ with ㅣ
The combination of ㆍ and ㅡ with ㅣ is generally not used
in common. However, such sounds do appear in children’s
speech or regional dialects in rural areas. To represent these
sounds more accurately in writing, the letters can be
combined, forming unique symbols such as [kjʌ] and
[kjɯ].
Unlike the conventional writing order, these combined
letters follow a unique sequence: the vertical stroke is
written first, followed by the horizontal stroke. This differs
from the usual order of writing characters.
Explanation of three sound harmony 221
ᄀᆜ
ᄀᆝ
