Free Korean Hangul chart

What's inside

• 24 lettersThe 14 consonants and 10 vowels, each with its sound and a picture to hang it on, like ㄴ, a nose seen from the side. Then how letters stack into a block: ㅎ + ㅏ + ㄴ = 한.
• 140 blocksEvery basic consonant with every basic vowel, from 가 to 히, with romanisation under each. Read across a row and only the vowel changes.
• The rest, then real wordsDouble letters like ㄲ, vowel combos like ㅘ, and the seven sounds a bottom letter can make. Then 24 words, some straight from K-dramas, and eight everyday sentences.

How to use it

1. Learn five letters a day.
2. Say the sound, see the picture, then find the letter in a block on the grid page.
3. Cover the grey romanisation on the last page and read aloud, then slide the paper down to check.
4. Watch something with Korean subtitles in Kitsumi and spot the blocks you know. 이, 는 and 요 turn up in nearly every line.

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