In word endings where the final consonant is ㄹ , where the South spells -ㄹ까 () and -ㄹ쏘냐 () to indicate the tensed consonants, in the North these are spelled -ㄹ가 ，-ㄹ소냐 instead. These etymologically are formed by attaching to the adnominal form (관형사형 "gwanhyeongsahyeong") that ends in ㄹ, and in the North, the tensed consonants are denoted with normal consonants. Also, the word ending -ㄹ게 used to be spelt -ㄹ께 in the South, but has since been changed in the "Hangeul Matchumbeop" of 1988, and is now spelt -ㄹ게 just like in the North.