When we use „0” (that is silent or is pronounced as „ng”) in a word?
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The consonant 'ㅇ'[이응] is silent when it comes at the beginning of a syllable. For example 우유[uyu] / 어머니[eomeoni] However, when it is at the end of a syllable, it read as [ng] For example 공 [gong] / 방 [bang]
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