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[한글사랑]

ㄳ, ㄵ, ㄶ, ㄺ, ㄻ, ㄼ, ㄽ, ㄾ, ㄿ, ㅀ, ㅄ, ㄲ, ㅆ
 What Are Korean Double Ending Consonants (겹받침)?
Double ending consonants (겹받) occur when a syllable has two consonants in its final position. For example, words like ‘삶’, ‘닭’, ‘값’ contain double final consonants!

 Let’s see some examples!
 값 → [갑] (gab)  닭 → [닥] (dak)

Here's TIP!!!
1. There are a total of 13 Double Ending Consonants
(윿, 읁, 읂, 읅, 읆, 읇, 읈, 읉, 읊, 읋, 읎, 윾, 읐)
*The other combinations are wrong 

2. Remember 20, 20, 27 !!!
When ending letters are (읆, 읊, 읅)
It look like 20(ㄻ),22(ㄿ) like a Roman No.II and 27(ㄺ)

Only these three we read second letter sound
Ex) 읆->음(eum), 읊->읍(eub), 읅->윽(euk)

3. The other like 10 are first letter sounds
Ex) 읂->은(eun), 읉->을(eul), 읎->읍(eub) 

 Try practicing Double Ending Consonants!
If you practice these changes out loud, your Korean pronunciation will sound much more natural

예외
1. 밟다(to step on) => 밥따(O) / 발다(x)
2. 넓죽하다(to be wide and flat) => 넙쭈카다(O) / 널쭉카다(X)
3. 넓둥글다(to be broadly round) => 넙뚱글다(O) / 널둥글다(X)