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Learn Korean Through Stories

Welcome to your personal Korean learning academy. Learn Hangul, vocabulary, pronunciation and culture through interactive lessons.

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Hangul Alphabet

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πŸ‡°πŸ‡· MY KOREAN JOURNEY

Learn Korean Through Stories

Welcome to your personal Korean learning academy. Learn Hangul, vocabulary, pronunciation and culture through interactive lessons.

Start Lesson 1 β†’

πŸ“– Current Lesson

Hangul Alphabet

🎯 Goal

Read Korean in 30 Days

⭐ Progress

0%

Your Learning Path

Complete each lesson in order. We’ll unlock more as you progress.

01

Hangul Alphabet

Learn the Korean vowels and consonants.

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02

Syllable Blocks

Learn how Korean letters combine into blocks.

03

Greetings

Introduce yourself and say hello.

04

Coffee Shop

Order your first coffee in Korea.

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Lesson 1

What is Hangul?

Hangul (ν•œκΈ€) is the Korean alphabet. It was created in 1443 by King Sejong the Great and is considered one of the easiest writing systems in the world to learn.

Why Hangul is special

  • βœ… Only 24 basic letters
  • βœ… Very logical writing system
  • βœ… Letters combine into syllable blocks
  • βœ… Most people can learn the basics in a few days
ㅏ
a
γ…“
eo
γ…—
o
γ…œ
u
Listening Practice

Learn the Sounds of Korean

Click each button to hear the pronunciation. We’ll replace these with real native audio as we build the course.

ㅏ

Pronounced like “a” in father.

γ…“

Pronounced like “eo”.

γ…—

Pronounced like “o”.

γ…œ

Pronounced like “u”.

Practice Time

Write Your First Korean Words

Practice reading these simple syllables out loud. Don’t worry about speedβ€”focus on recognizing each Hangul block.

κ°€
ga
λ‚˜
na
λ‹€
da
라
ra
마
ma
λ°”
ba
사
sa
μ•„
a
Quick Quiz

Test Yourself

Choose the correct pronunciation of the Hangul character below.

What is the pronunciation of?

κ°€

Daily Goal

Today’s Progress

Tick the boxes as you complete today’s lesson.

Part 1

The 10 Basic Korean Vowels

These are the first letters you’ll learn. Practice saying them aloud while clicking the audio buttons.

ㅏ
a
Like “a” in father
γ…‘
ya
Like “ya”
γ…“
eo
Like “uh”
γ…•
yeo
Like “yuh”
γ…—
o
Like “o”
γ…›
yo
Like “yo”
γ…œ
u
Like “oo”
γ… 
yu
Like “you”
γ…‘
eu
Keep lips flat
γ…£
i
Like “ee”
Interactive Practice

Build Your First Korean Syllable

Select a consonant and a vowel, then click Build.

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Fun Practice

Write Your Name in Korean

Type your name and click Convert.

😊

This is an approximate Korean pronunciation.

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Workbook

Download Your Lesson 1 Workbook

Practice offline with a printable workbook that matches this lesson.

πŸ“„ Lesson 1 Workbook

Includes:

  • βœ… Hangul alphabet chart
  • βœ… Stroke order practice
  • βœ… Writing exercises
  • βœ… Vocabulary list
  • βœ… Mini quiz
  • βœ… Revision checklist
⬇ Download PDF
Part 2

The 14 Basic Korean Consonants

These are the basic consonants used to build Korean words. Learn the sound firstβ€”don’t worry about memorizing them all today.

γ„±
g / k
γ„΄
n
γ„·
d / t
γ„Ή
r / l
ㅁ
m
γ…‚
b / p
γ……
s
γ…‡
Silent / ng
γ…ˆ
j
γ…Š
ch
γ…‹
k
γ…Œ
t
ㅍ
p
γ…Ž
h
Part 3

How Korean Syllable Blocks Work

Unlike English, Korean letters are grouped together into square-shaped blocks. Each block represents one syllable, not one word.

Example

The consonant γ„± and the vowel ㅏ combine to form:

γ„±
+
ㅏ
=
κ°€

Notice that the letters are not written next to each other. They become one square block. That’s why Korean looks different from English.

More Examples

Letters Block Pronunciation
γ„΄ + ㅏ λ‚˜ na
γ„· + ㅏ λ‹€ da
ㅁ + ㅏ 마 ma
γ…‚ + ㅏ λ°” ba
Part 4

Can You Read These?

Try reading each syllable before revealing the answer. Don’t worry if you make mistakesβ€”that’s how you learn!

κ°€
ga
λ‚˜
na
λ‹€
da
라
ra
마
ma
λ°”
ba