Hangul Romanizer
Paste Korean Hangul and get the Revised Romanization (RR) instantly, with a syllable breakdown showing each initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant.
Consonant Behavior (RR)
ㄱ → g / k
ㄷ → d / t
ㅂ → b / p
ㄹ → r / l
ㅅ → s / t
ㅈ → j / t
Left = intervocalic (between vowels), Right = final/before consonant
Romanized Output (RR)
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Syllable Breakdown
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| Syllable | Initial (초성) | Vowel (중성) | Final (종성) | RR |
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Summary
Paste Korean Hangul and get the Revised Romanization (RR) instantly, with a syllable breakdown showing each initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant.
How it works
- Paste or type Korean Hangul text into the input box.
- Each Hangul syllable block is decomposed into its initial consonant (초성), vowel (중성), and final consonant (종성).
- The tool maps each component to its Revised Romanization equivalent using official RR tables.
- Key phonetic rules are applied: ㄱ/ㄷ/ㅂ become g/d/b between vowels and k/t/p at syllable-final position.
- The breakdown table shows each syllable with its RR components side by side.
- Non-Hangul characters (spaces, punctuation, Latin) pass through unchanged.
Use cases
- Romanizing Korean names for passports, official documents, or business cards.
- Language learners checking pronunciation of Korean vocabulary.
- Transliterating Korean addresses or place names into Latin script.
- Developers building Korean text pipelines that need ASCII output.
- Teachers preparing study materials with Hangul and its romanization side by side.
- Checking the official romanization of Korean words for SEO or localization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-07-01 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu