Learning Hangul for easy romanzation

Consonants
ㄱ "g/k"
ㄴ "n/n"
ㄷ "d/t"
ㄹ "r/l"
ㅁ "m/m"
ㅂ "b/p"
ㅅ "s/t"
ㅇ " /ng"
ㅈ "j/t"
ㅊ "ch/t"
ㅋ "k/k"
ㅌ "t/t"
ㅍ "p/p"
ㅎ "h/t"
ㄲ "kk/k"
ㄸ "tt"
ㅃ "pp"
ㅆ "ss/t"
ㅉ "jj"

Single Vowels
ㅓ"eo"
ㅕ"yeo"
ㅣ"i"
ㅏ"a"
ㅑ"ya"
ㅗ "o"
ㅛ "yo"
ㅡ "eu"
ㅜ "u"
ㅠ "yu"

11 Final Consonants
ㅂㅅ- "bs/ps" ("p")
ㄱㅅ- "gs/ks" ("k")
ㄴㅈ- "nj" ("n")
ㄴㅎ- "nh" ("n")
ㄹㅂ- "lb" ("p")
ㄹㄱ- "lg" ("k")
ㄹㅅ- "ls" ("l")
ㄹㅁ- "lm" ("m")
ㄹㅎ- "lh" ("l")
ㄹㅌ- "lt" ("l")
ㄹㅍ- "lp" ("l")

Complex Vowels
ㅝ-"weo/wo"
ㅟ-"wi"
ㅚ-"oe/we"
ㅞ-"we"
ㅙ-"wae"
ㅘ-"wa"
ㅢ-"ui" or sometimes it's sounds "ye" to pronounce easily for Korean phrases
ㅐ"ae"
ㅒ"yae"
ㅔ"e"
ㅖ"ye"

This Hangul is for easy to romanize the word or phrases