Sound matching with Hangul and Malay pronunciation by Jimin Kim https://padlet.com/jiminkimharman/56yct1c291qih6bj en-us 2022-11-18 16:06:19 UTC 2025-11-07 22:44:02 UTC hello@padlet.com Similarities and Differences between Hangul and Malay pronunciations (Vowels and Consonants) jiminkimharman https://padlet.com/jiminkimharman/56yct1c291qih6bj/wish/2390138802 The Korean language accurately embodies the pronunciation of other countries. Although there are no “f” and 
“v” pronunciations in modern Korea, “f” and “v” pronunciations are possible based on the time of Hun-min-jeong-eum . (See figure 19) ("The confusing pronunciation of F and P can also be written in 
Korean...") (Loss translation: 예를 들어 v와 f 발음은 훈민정음의 합용병서(合用竝書)인 ᄉᄇ, ᄉᄑ으로 온전히 표기해낼 수 있어요. 훈민정음 해례본에 쓰여 있으나 근세에 사라진 합용병서를 복원하는 일이야말로 한글 세계화의 핵심 열쇠가 될 것입니다.) Through this sound matching with Korean and Malay pronunciation, it could understand Malay’s pronunciation system more easily related to Korean consonants, and It also shows opposite pronunciations. However, the sound of Korean and Malay vowels did not change when Korean and Malay sounds mixed in the process of analyzing Malay sounds compared to Korean sounds. There’s only four Malay vowels (a, e, i, o) can be mixed with the Korean vowel a (ᅡ), e, (ᅦ), i (ᅵ), and o (ᅩ). In Korean language, there is no vowel pronunciation of ai, au, and oi, and Malay was no pronunciation of ᄁ (kk), ᄄ(tt), 
ᄈ (pp), ᄊ (ss), and ᄍ (jj).

Reference: “The confusing pronunciation of F and P can also be written in Korean....” Dong-A Ilbo, 24 March 2016, 
https://www.donga.com/news/Culture/article/all/20160324/77195121/1. Accessed 17 Nov. 2022. 
]]> 2022-11-18 16:11:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jiminkimharman/56yct1c291qih6bj/wish/2390138802 The similar phonetic sounds in Hangul and Malay jiminkimharman https://padlet.com/jiminkimharman/56yct1c291qih6bj/wish/2390140331 After sound matching with Korean and Malay pronunciation, this researcher tried to find similar sounds and different meanings between Korean and Malay words. (See figure 20) The pronunciation of the two words (sarang and sayang)are possible sounds because there is a Korean consonant pronunciation. On the other hand, other words are without consonant pronunciation. The Korean language has many words that don’t have consonants. For instance, naga, nabi, nasi, and gula words are also found in Korean words, and the Korean language is related to Chinese characters and all words have traditional Chinese words and meanings. 
Hangul can also speak the pronunciation of other languages by looking at the structure of the human tongue. More words in Hangul match vowels with small consonants. For instance, Hangul creates one word by assembling ᄀ(gi-yeok or ki-yeok), ᄂ(ni-eun), ᄃ(di-geut), ᄅ(li-eul), ᄆ(mi-eum), and ᄇ(bi-eub) consonants, while Japanese creates one word by arranging the words side by side like English, which is why there is no syllable-final consonant12 sound. Therefore, Korean uses an alphabet including Chinese characters. Malay and Hangul are completely different languages, and this was possible because both languages have the same phonetic sound. 
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