Did you know that there are 10 simple Korean vowels? I’ll try and give you an idea of what these vowels sound like; with examples of words that contain these sounds in English. However, the best way to learn these vowels is to hear them over and over. The Korean Byki has a list where you can hear these vowels. Check that out for more practice.
아 - “a” like in father
야 - “ya” like in yard
어 - “u” like in cut
여 - “yu” like in yup
오 - “o” like in oil
요 - “yo” like in yoke
우 - “u” like in sue
유 - “you” like in you
으 - “o” like in hood
이 - “e” like in easy
