Learn Hangul: the Korean alphabet, one piece at a time
Learn Hangul with a free chart, sounds, stroke order and a printable worksheet for every letter. Start with consonants, then vowels, then build syllables.
Where do I start if I want to learn Hangul?
Start with the Korean alphabet chart, then learn the 19 consonants, the 21 vowels and how they stack into syllable blocks. Every letter has its own page and a free printable worksheet.
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What is Hangul?
Each letter stands for one sound
They open a block and sometimes close it
They sit beside or under the consonant
First consonant, vowel and an optional final
Hangul is the Korean alphabet, and its letters are stacked into square syllable blocks instead of being written in a line. This site teaches it one piece at a time: every consonant, vowel and first syllable has its own page with the sound, stroke order, example words and a printable worksheet.
Korean alphabet: 19 consonants and 21 vowels
Basic consonants 14
Double consonants 5
A free worksheet for every letter
Every letter page ends with a worksheet like this one. You can print it on A4 or US Letter paper, or open it as an image on a tablet, and the QR code on the sheet brings you back to the page to listen and trace on screen. Everything on KoreanSheets is free to use at home and in class.
How a lesson works
See the sound, the stroke order and example words.
Trace the letter on screen or print the free worksheet.
Put letters together in the syllable builder and read what you made.
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