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ㅅ

시옷 (siot)

An s — but before ㅣ and y-vowels it becomes “sh,” so 시 sounds like “she.” At the end of a syllable it's a clipped t.

StrokesTwo strokes: a stroke falling to the left, then a shorter one falling right from its middle.

Easy to confuseㅈ — ㅈ is ㅅ with a line on top and sounds like j.