the book where you learn how to read korean hangeul. sources: @myself ; completed [ ✓ ] || 180429 ;

Come to this story if you need any help with writing, understanding, or reading any Korean words you may have some trouble with. I have lived in Korea for about 10 years now, and I would love to pass on any knowledge to help. Whether it's in Hangul or using English to spell out Hangul's words, I hope I can be a great assistance. Please leave any comments of words,phrases, etc. that you would like to know, and I'll be sure to get back to you! ^_^ 많은 사랑 Kwon x

In this book you'll find all you need to know about learning the Korean alphabet! Don't be shy and feel free to check out my other books, leave comments in this book and vote! I will try to make your experience learning Korean as fun as possible! This is what I'll handle in this book: Basic letters Basic Word Structure Complex vowels Dipthongs Feel free to drop by my profile to ask a few questions! Unfortunately, I will have no audio clips in this book to help you understand how to pronounce specific words, but I will try to explain the pronunciation to the best of my ability.

The Korean Alphabet also known as Hangul, or Chosongul (Han-geul in South Korea) (Chosŏn'gŭl in North Korea), is the native alphabet of the Korean language.

This Korean Vocabulary is not mine. Credits to the rightful owner. Source : Korean Language Tutorial

Ranking: #101 in random Feb,15,2k17 #133 in random nov.3,2k17 #164 in random nov.1,2k17 #129 in random oct.30,2k17 #134 in random oct.29,2k17 #960 in random oct.27,2k17 #980 in random oct.24,2k17 #760 in random aug.29,2k18 #17 in hangul sept.7,2k18 #12 in hangul jan. 20,2k20 #14 in hangul may 25,2k20 Read this if you want to know how to speak korean/hangul It's just so easy👌😘 Kung may ibang language pa kayong gustong malaman ,just comment lovelots!

Saranghae, Oppa/Noona! (Please do correct me if you find any wrong written words in this book. Thank you!)

Hangul ***the alphabetic script in which Korean is written Learning Hangul isn't hard. All you need to do is to understand, write and speak.

Hola lectores....en estos días yo estuve aprendiendo coreano, no sé mucho pero encontré mucho material que les puede servir para lo básico. Yo sé lo que pasa cuando no hay muchas ayudas o muy buenos materiales de estudio, por ello lo subiré aquí, espero aprendan conmigo.

THIS IS NOT A STORY! The title says it clearly. I'm just putting up the lessons I learned for safety keeps just in case. It's not that I don't trust back-ups but I guess it'd be much better this way. I wanna keep my notes for future references and, also for my junior who requested I show her some samples in Korean sentence constructions. So, to avoid anymore requests from fellow Korean-learners I'd thought of taking down here for a more organized output. Also, aside from being a huge fan of K-pop, I find Korean quirky and cute, and tongue-twisting at the same. This serves for people who might be/are interested in Korean. The characters may appear complicated, but it's actually easy to learn. P.S. Notes are from "Basic Korean: Grammar and Workbook" by Andrew Byon and other references. - 레일라 치이