<em>ㅠㅏ P-a (pronounced Pah)</em>

<em>
</em>

the first character (ㅠ) is actually read as YU. P is like this ㅍ

한국의 알파벳 ....Please correct

ㄱㅏ G-a (pronounced Kah) Sometimes Gah?

ㄴㅏ N-a (pronounced Nah)

ㄷㅏ D-a (pronounced Tah) Sometimes Dah... Kamsahamnida... The ending sounds like Dah 

ㄹㅏ L-a (Pronounced Rah)

ㅁㅏ M-a (pronounced Mah)

ㅂㅏ B-a (pronounced Bah [Very soft B])

ㅅㅏ S-a (Pronounced Tsah) Sah

ㅇㅏ Silent-a (pronounced Ah)

ㅈㅏ J-a (Pronounced Jah [Very soft J])

ㅊㅏ Ch-a (pronounced Cha)

ㅋㅏ K-a (pronounced Kah) Hard K

ㅌㅏ T-a (pronounced Tah)

ㅠㅏ P-a (pronounced Pah) 파 

ㅎㅏ H-a (pronounced Hah) Ha 

There's also double consonant kind of things too... 빠 짜 따 까 싸 They also have slightly differend pronunciations. T T. 

<em>ㅠㅏ P-a (pronounced Pah)</em>

<em>
</em>

the first character (ㅠ) is actually read as YU. P is like this ㅍ