Shiot ㅅ

Ayden is doing great in school , so his teacher felt that he might need to take on a few more challenges. We are trying to supplement at home by teaching him some Korean, his teacher came up with a great idea: Ayden could share his culturally self with the class. A decision was made to have Ayden share his knowledge of the Korean alphabet. The sound Ayden was to begin with was /s/ or ㅅ "shiot" in Korean. You can just imagine the conversations after school, ---mommy we learned that s is the same as she-it in Korean-- ( and clearly the darlins' would lean toward an even more familiar pronunciation). Using good judgement it was decided that Ayden would start sharing the next week.