Choose the correct pronunciation for the Hangeul syllable.

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First, let’s identify the syllable structure involved in Korean Hangul. The syllable in question is written with the initial consonant ㅎ and the vowel sound that corresponds to the combination ㅟ, which is pronounced like “wi.”
Option a: hoe — this would correspond to a syllable with the vowel ㅗ (o) or a combination that yields a “ho/hoe” sound, not ㅟ. Therefore, this is not the correct pronunciation for the given vowel. 
Option b: heu — this would suggest a vowel sound close to ㅕ or ㅠ combinations that produce an “eu/he” sound, which again does not match ㅟ. Thus this is inaccurate for the target syllable.
Option c: hwi — this exactly matches the initial ㅎ and the vowel ㅟ, yielding the pronunciation “hwi.” This is the standard Romanization for 휘, reflecting the /h/ onset and /wi/ vowel sound. 
Option d: hui — while it resembles a possible approximation of /wi/, the standard Korean vowel ㅟ is transcribed as “wi,” not “hui.” The sequence “hui” would imply a different vowel combination than ㅟ, so this option does not align with the actual Hangul pronunciation here.
In summary, only option c accurately represents the correct Hangul pronunciation of the syllable with ㅎ plus ㅟ, yielding the sound “hwi.”

Choose the correct pronunciation for the Hangeul syllable.

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