* Syllabic Structure: Korean syllables are built from a consonant, vowel, and optional final consonant (CVC). This allows for a wide variety of combinations.
* No Syllable Stress: Korean does not emphasize certain syllables, so there isn't a designated "strong" or "weak" syllable within a word.
* Phonological Rules: The specific combinations of sounds that are allowed within a syllable are governed by phonological rules, which are complex and can change the perceived number of syllables in certain cases.
Instead of a set number of syllables, Korean has a flexible syllable structure that allows for a vast range of possibilities.