Common Korean Signs: Read Entrances, Exits and Shop Notices
Finish a beginner Hangul reading sequence with common Korean signs for entrances, exits, business status, restrictions, reservations and information.
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Korean double final consonants: read 겹받침 without guessing
Recognise the eleven double final consonants, choose the sound from what follows, and practise common words without changing their spelling.
Korean aspirated consonants ㅋ, ㅌ, ㅍ and ㅊ: hear and read the contrast
Recognise the four aspirated Hangul consonants, compare them with plain and tense partners, and practise them inside syllables and words.
Korean pronunciation rules: nasalize batchim before ㄴ and ㅁ
Apply the standard nasal-assimilation rule to written Korean, preserve the spelling, and recognise where a different pronunciation rule is needed.
Korean pronunciation practice: link batchim to the next vowel
Hear why 옷이 sounds like [오시], keep the correct spelling, and practise a small set of Korean words with vowel-initial particles.
Korean alphabet guide for beginners: the five double consonants
Learn ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ and ㅉ, fit them inside syllable blocks, and practise hearing a tense consonant without making every sound louder.
How to write Hangul: stroke order and your first handwritten syllables
Write five Hangul letters with numbered stroke guides, fit them into syllable blocks, and practise checking your handwriting without tracing forever.
Combined Korean vowels: read 애, 에, 와, 워, 위 and 의
Read eleven more Hangul vowel letters inside syllables, keep similar spellings apart, and practise with words and slow audio.
The 14 basic Korean consonants: start with ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ
Meet your first Hangul letters, separate letter names from sounds, and practise recognising consonants without relying on English spelling.
The 10 basic Korean vowels: shapes, sounds, and reading practice
Recognise the ten basic Hangul vowel letters, tell similar shapes apart, and read them inside simple syllable blocks.