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How to Write Taum in Hangul
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it's not that hard :)
This public article was written by [Deactivated User], and last updated on 20 Jun 2018, 11:58.

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It's pretty straight forward. I will be developing a syllabic conscript for Taum, but Hangul works well too.
The only slightly 'weird' spelling is <의> for 'yi' which is used in korean for 'ui' and 유 breaks a pattern but oh well.

ENDING WITH 'a'

tya 탸 // nya 냐 // pya 퍄 // la 라 // sa 사 // swa 솨 // ya 야

ENDING WITH 'e'

te 테 // che 체 // ne 네 // be 베 // le 레 // yeㅖ

ENDING WITH 'i'

chi 치 // mi 미 // bi 비 // li 리 // ki 키 // yi 의

ENDING WITH 'u'

nu 느 // lu 르 // yu 유

ENDING WITH 'o'

myo 묘 // mo 모 // po 포 // so 소 // ko 코 // yo 요

STARTING WITH A VOWEL

al 알 // ahn 안 // em 엠 // il 일 // im 임 // eul 을 // eum 음

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