English Word - Korean - Romanization (A dash represents the seperation between characters).

Let's take the first word for example (monkey). The romanization for it is "won-soong-ee." Won is the first 'character' - 원. Soong is 숭 and ee is 이, which creates the word 원숭이. It is all one word. The dashes are there to show the seperation between characters. Maybe I shouldn't have done so, maybe it's more confusing.

Monkey - 원숭이 - Won-Soong-ee

Rabbit - 토끼 - Toh-Kki

Dog - 걔 - Geh

Puppy - 강아지 - Kang-Ah-Jih

Pig - 돼지 - Dweh-Jih

Cat - 고양이 - Go-Yahng-Ee

Rhinosaurus - 코뿔소 - Ko-Bbul-Soh

Horse - 말 - Mahl

Rat - 쥐 - Jwee

Squirrel - 다람쥐 - Dah-Lahm-Jwee

Porcupine - 고슴도치 - Goh-Seum-Doh-Chee

Bird - 새 - Seh

Bear - 곰 - Gohm

Lion - 사자 - Sah-Jah

Tiger - 호랑이 - Ho-Lahng-Ee

Giraffe - 기린 - Gih-Lihn

Penguin - 팽귄 - Pen-Guin

Cow - 소 - Soh

Calf - 송아지 - Sohng-Ah-Jee

Elephant - 코끼리 - Ko-Kki-Li

Dolphin - 돌고래 - Dohl-Goh-Leh