Pronunciation of Two-Consonant patch'im

First Consonant Pronunced

1. Writen form:ㄳ
   1. Pronunciation:ㄱ
   2. Examples: 몫 [ 목 ]
2. Writen form: ㄵ and ㄶ
   1. Pronunciation: ㄴ
   2. Examples:
      1. 앉다 [ 안따 ]
      2. *많다 [ 만타 ]
   3. Note: *많다: (to be) much/many
3. Writen form: ㄼ and ㄾ
   1. Pronunciatioin: ㄹ
   2. Examples:
      1. 여덟 [ 여덜 ]
      2. **핥다 [할타 ]
   3. Note: ** 핥다: to lick
4. Writen form: ㅄ
   1. Pronunciation: ㅂ
   2. Examples: 없다 [업따]

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Second Consonant Pronounced

1. Writen form: ㄺ
   1. Pronunciation: ㄱ
   2. Examples:
      1. 닭[닥]
2. Writen form: ㄻ
   1. Pronunciation: ㅁ
   2. Examples:
      1. *닮다
      2. 담따
   3. Note: *닮다: to resemble
3. Writen from: ㄿ
   1. Pronunciation: ㅂ ( ㅍ )
   2. Examples:
      1. **읊다
      2. 읍따
   3. Note: **읊다: to recite (poetry)

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Type I: Consonant-Vowel

1. Korean Graph: 마
   1. Consonant: ㅁ
   2. Vowel: ㅏ
2. Korean Graph: 부
   1. Consonant: ㅂ
   2. Vowel: ㅜ
3. Korean Graph: 뭐
   1. Consonant: ㅁ
   2. Vowel: ㅝ

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Type II & III: Consonant-Vowel-Consonant

1. Korean Graph: 말
   1. Consonant: ㅁ
   2. Vowel: ㅏ
   3. Consonant: ㄹ
2. Korean Graph: 문
   1. Consonant: ㅁ
   2. Vowel: ㅜ
   3. Consonant: ㄴ
3. Korean Graph: 관
   1. Consonant: ㄱ
   2. Vowel: ㅘ
   3. Consonant: ㄴ
4. Korean Graph: 덟
   1. Consonant: ㄷ
   2. Vowel: ㅓ
   3. Consonant: ㄹ
   4. Consonant: ㅂ

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