Study material with McCune–Reischauer as basis Does anyone know some good study material for beginners with McCune–Reischauer as basis and not Revised Romanization of Korean? For me the first system is much easier to read. Revised Romanization confuses me. Especially the 'eo' parts in it. Actually I would like to change the 'ae' in something like 'ê' too, but then I must just make my own system, or just use Hangul directly. English has the most in-consistent spellings rules of all European languages anyway, so, any romanization based on that is mud pro def, so to speak.