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How to write Crash Landing on You (사랑의불시착) in Korean

A drama title in two words and six blocks: 사랑의 (“of love”) and 불시착 (“crash landing”). 의 uses the two-part vowel ㅢ, and 랑, 불 and 착 each end in a bottom consonant.

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사랑의불시착

Crash Landing on You · official romanization Sarangui Bulsichak

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Red first consonantBlue vowelBlack final consonant (batchim)

Block 1: 사 [sa]

2 letters

  1. First consonant

    시옷 siot

    [s]
  2. Vowel

    [a]

    a as in “father”

Built block · vowel on the right

ㅅ + ㅏ =

사

[sa]

Block 2: 랑 [rang]

3 letters

  1. First consonant

    리을 rieul

    [r]

    r as a quick tap of the tongue

  2. Vowel

    [a]

    a as in “father”

  3. Final (batchim)

    이응 ieung

    [ng]

    ng as in “sing”

Built block · vowel on the right, final at the bottom

ㄹ + ㅏ + ㅇ =

랑

[rang]

Block 3: 의 [ui]

2 letters

  1. First consonant

    이응 ieung

    [silent]

    silent at the start: it only holds the place

  2. Vowel

    [ui]

Built block · vowel on the right

ㅇ + ㅢ =

의

[ui]

Block 4: 불 [bul]

3 letters

  1. First consonant

    비읍 bieup

    [b]
  2. Vowel

    [u]

    u as in “moon”

  3. Final (batchim)

    리을 rieul

    [l]

    l, the tongue touches the ridge

Built block · vowel underneath, final at the bottom

ㅂ + ㅜ + ㄹ =

불

[bul]

Block 5: 시 [si]

2 letters

  1. First consonant

    시옷 siot

    [s]
  2. Vowel

    [i]

    i as in “see”

Built block · vowel on the right

ㅅ + ㅣ =

시

[si]

Block 6: 착 [chak]

3 letters

  1. First consonant

    치읓 chieut

    [ch]

    ch with a strong puff of air

  2. Vowel

    [a]

    a as in “father”

  3. Final (batchim)

    기역 giyeok

    [k]

    short k, the tongue stops without a puff

Built block · vowel on the right, final at the bottom

ㅊ + ㅏ + ㄱ =

착

[chak]

All blocks together

사 + 랑 + 의 + 불 + 시 + 착 =

사랑의불시착

[Sarangui Bulsichak]usually spelled Crash Landing on You

Spelling vs. sound

The title is written with a space: 사랑의 불시착. The official romanization is Sarangui Bulsichak, and English-speaking fans know the show as Crash Landing on You. Block by block: ㅅ+ㅏ = 사, ㄹ+ㅏ+ㅇ = 랑, ㅇ+ㅢ = 의, ㅂ+ㅜ+ㄹ = 불, ㅅ+ㅣ = 시, ㅊ+ㅏ+ㄱ = 착.

Say it sa-rang-e bul-si-chak. The ㅇ at the bottom of 랑 is “ng” as in “sing”, but the ㅇ at the start of 의 is silent. 의 on its own is “ui” (ㅡ gliding into ㅣ), but when it means “of”, Koreans usually say it like 에 (e). 시 sounds close to “shee”, ㅊ is a breathy ch, and the final ㄱ in 착 is a short k you barely release.

Word for word the title reads “love's crash landing”: 사랑 means love, and the ending 의 works like “of” or 's. 불시착 is a formal word for a forced or emergency landing, built from three Hanja syllables: 불 (not), 시 (time) and 착 (arrive), a landing at a time no one planned. The drama first aired in 2019.

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