> There’s also the fact that Hangul is phonetic Hangul is not phonetic, it's a morphophonemic script. The Korean language has a lot of rules that applies at di

> There’s also the fact that Hangul is phonetic Hangul is not phonetic, it's a morphophonemic script. The Korean language has a lot of rules that applies at different boundaries, which make the pronunciation of words different from what is written. The best example of this is the "Korean wave" /han/ + /lyu/ => [hallyu], written has "hanlyu" (한류) which is conforming to the phonemic decomposition but certainly not to how the word is pronounced.