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ya

is plus , romanized ya and read exactly as written. You can hear it below, recorded by a native Korean speaker.

Frequency: less common — it appears, but below the median frequency. The boundary is the median of the cells that appear at all, which works out at 21 occurrences.

The two letters

(ieung)

silent before a vowel, /ŋ/ in final position

no sound at the start of a syllable; the ng in sing at the end

/ja/

the ya in yard

Nearby in the chart

Same consonant ()

Same vowel ()

Questions people ask

How do you pronounce 야?
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야 is romanized ya and read exactly as written.
Is 야 used in real Korean words?
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Not in the beginner vocabulary behind this site. It is still a legal syllable, and once you know the two letters it is made of you can read it on sight.