What is the romanization of this Korean song, what is the romanization of Korean?

I don't know how to transliterate -b- and I can't help it.

The pronunciation of Roman Pinyin is a little different from the Chinese Pinyin we use - in Roman Pinyin, e is read A; su reads si; si reads xi; r is the l in Hanyu Pinyin; ti reads "seven"; The pronunciation of tu is between "times" and "bold"; n is a nasal sound, which plays a role equivalent to ing at the end of an English word, and often forms the pronunciation of ang, ing, eng, ong and so on in Hanyu Pinyin.

The e in romanization is the ei in Hanyu Pinyin, and the same ke is kei, and by analogy, all those ending in e should be read as ei, and there are those ending in o, for example, ko is kong in Hanyu Pinyin, and so on, ending with o should be pronounced as ong;

There is also a Roman sound of shi in pinyin is actually xi, chi should be pronounced as qi, tsu is pronounced cu, hu is actually fu in pinyin, yu is you, and finally the Roman sound with r should be pronounced l, such as ra is pronounced as la, and so on.

Romanization is mainly used as a pronunciation annotation for Japanese:

It is similar to the phonetic transcription in English to explain the pronunciation of English words, but it is slightly different from Hanyu Pinyin.

In Japanese, the symbol for this marking method is called 字 (romaji). In Chinese, "romanization" generally refers to the flat Romaji (also translated as "Heiben-style Romaji"). The term romanization is a misuse after it was introduced to China, and the only correct and recognized word in Japanese textbooks is romanization.

Reference: Encyclopedia-Romanization.

[vowel 1] a, ya, eo

yeo,ㅗo,yo,ㅜu

yu,eu.

Vowel 2] ae, e, yae,

ye,ㅘwa

oe,wae,ㅞ

we,ㅝwo,wi,ui.

Consonants 1] g, k

d,td,t

r,lㅁmb,pㅅs

ngㅈjchㅋk

t ph consonant 2 [tight sound] kk

ttㅃppssㅉjj

Then look at the Korean to find out which vowel consonants are made of.

Spell it romanized and you're good to go. Like what.

sarang

haeyo.

Because there are some sounds in Korean that cannot be pronounced in Chinese.

So the standard is only relative.,If you want to learn the standard, it's recommended that you start learning from the standard Korean pronunciation.。。

Hope it helps you ...