Do you know the names of all the letters in the Korean alphabet? For example, what’s the name of the letter "ㅎ"? The answer is "히읗,” right? Some of you might have already known it, but some of you might not have. Or in some cases, you might have known/may have known the sound the letter made but weren't sure about its name. So, here is a solution to figuring out the names of Korean letters. Start off by attaching the vowel, “ㅣ,” to a particular consonant (as in “히”). Next, add the syllable “으,” followed by the same consonant at the bottom (as in “읗”). That’s it! This is how you figure out the names of the Korean letters! It’s pretty simple, right? By applying this rule, you can know/you will know the names of “ㅇ,” “ㅈ,” “ㅊ” are “이응,” “지읒,” and “치읓,” respectively. 😄 (Warning: “ㄱ,” “ㄷ,” “ㅅ” are letters that don’t follow this rule! Their names are just “기역,” “디귿,” and “시옷,” respectively, for some reason.)