[[Category:Consonant clusters]]
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[[Category:Consonant clusters]]
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[[Category:Consonant clusters]]
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[[Category:Consonant clusters]]
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[[Category:Consonant clusters]]
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*Aspirated (blowing more air than the simple consonant it's based on): [[ㅊ]], [[ㅋ]], [[ㅌ]], [[ㅍ]]
*Consonant clusters (containing two unrelated consonants): [[ㄳ]], [[ㄵ]], [[ㄶ]], [[ㄺ]], [[ㄻ]], [
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...appear in final position, it will be that; otherwise it will be a coronal consonant, and if the sequence is two coronals, then the voiceless one ({{IPA|/s, tʰ,
...as in a sequence between vowels: an elided obstruent will leave the third consonant fortis, if it's a stop, and an elided {{IPA|//h//}} will leave it aspirated
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...ritten as a dot, positioned beneath (Korean for "beneath" is ''arae'') the consonant. The ''arae-a'' is not entirely obsolete, as it can been found in various b
...r was found in the diphthong ㆎ ''arae-ae'', written with the dot under the consonant and ㅣ (transcribed ''i'') to its right — in the same fashion as ㅚ or ㅢ.
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