The explanation of fourteen u.p.s.

 The creator of HMJ phonetics, Bruce published this article titled ‘The explanation of fourteen u.p.s.’ on HMJ phonetics’ official Facebook page(http://www.facebook.com/hmjphonetics) and WordPress blog (http://hmjphonetics.wordpress.com) firstly in the world on June 8, 2014(U.S.A.'s time).

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 (1) eight consonants

[ㄱ] : It is like the middle sound of [g] ([(  )]) in English.
...……………………………………….....그
[ㄴ] : It is like the final sound of [n] ([은]) in English.
[ㄷ] : It is like the initial sound of [d] ([드]) in English.
[ㄹ] : It is like the final sound of [l] ([을]) in English.
[ㅁ] : It is like the final sound of [m] ([음]) in English.
[ㅂ] : It is like the initial sound of [b] ([브]) in English.
[ㅅ] : It is like the initial sound of [s] ([스]) in English.
[ㅈ] : It is like the second sound of [ʤ] ([(  )]) in English.
..…………….……………………………...쥐


(2) six vowels

[ㅏ] : It is like [ɑ] in English.
[ㅓ] : It is like [ə] in English.
[ㅗ] : It is like [ɔ] in English.
[ㅜ] : It is like [u] in English.
[ㅡ] : It is like the final sound of [p]([프]), [s]([스]), [d]([드]) and [t]([트]) in English.
[ㅣ] : It is like [i] in English.