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I'm assuming they are 앗 and 읏, which in this case the "t" is pretty much silent.
Just think of them as "ahhh" or "euuuu"
OkY that was my initial assumption but just in case it was so hard ignoring the t even when i tried reading it silently! But they changed it in later chapters, so i'm good
I literally cannot.. audio visualize (?) "at" and "eut" at all.... is the t silent?? Tell me it is, cuz if not then that's some interesting moaning right there