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Changgi
It's juhng not juhn. No one ever pronounces juhn for that character.
I've heard about /ŋ/ in the coda turning into /n/ after certain vowels. Could it be one of the so-called "lazy sounds"?
I've heard about /ŋ/ in the coda turning into /n/ after certain vowels. Could it be one of the so-called "lazy sounds"?