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  2. 90 Day Korean
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    Korean Alphabet A to Z - How Hangeul sounds like in English

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    Why do we use 'GE' at the end of a word?
    Cage, privilege, revenge: (use of ‘ge’ at the end of words to keep long vowel and with consonants) We read in above paragraph that when we need /j/ sound at the end of word followed by long vowel, we use ‘ge’ e.g. cage. In similar way, when we need a soft g sound at the end of word followed by short vowel, we use ‘dge’ to avoid long vowel sound.

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    What is G in Korean?
    “g” is ㄱ. This is a consonant called 기역 (giyeok). Example: If you wanted to sound out the English word “gun” using the Korean script, you’d start with ㄱ. What is h in Korean? “h” is ㅎ. This is a consonant called 히읕 (hieut). Example: If you wanted to sound out the English word “hat” using the Korean script, you’d start with ㅎ.

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    When do we add e after G?
    When we need ‘g’ sound at the end of a word followed by a long vowel or a consonant we add e after g. look at below words: Cage, privilege, revenge: (use of ‘ge’ at the end of words to keep long vowel and with consonants) We read in above paragraph that when we need /j/ sound at the end of word followed by long vowel, we use ‘ge’ e.g. cage.

    The use of ‘ge’ and ‘dge’ in words to create /j/ sound

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    Is YG a blue-chip company?
    On May 4, 2021, The Korea Exchange announced that YG was demoted in status from blue-chip companies to regular mid-sized businesses. The blue-chip status had been acquired in April 2013. The company recorded a net loss of 1.8 billion won and a return on equity of -0.5%.

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    The use of ‘ge’ and ‘dge’ at the end of a word to create /j/ sound

  8. Wikipedia
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