Korean romanization for English speakers
One symbol, one sound. HSL maps every jamo to a single consistent romanization — no exceptions within the core rules. Syllables are hyphen-separated. Compound vowels (ooee, weh, euee) are spelled phonetically — coarticulation produces the w-glide naturally at speed. No approximations. Trust the system. Version 2.0. Developed by Matthew D. Kang, 2026. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.