함께 한국어를 배우자

31/01/2025

나의 새로운 팬들에게 큰 박수를 보냅니다! Raza Kaif

10/01/2025

Tired of reading the subtitles when you watch Korean dramas?

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Check out our classes. Our beginner, intermediate, and advanced lessons are a good place to start.

We also have our online forum with Facebook where you can talk to others and help each other.

How to use:-

- Read the class
- Study the class
- Work on the exercises

The Korean language is incredibly ancient and has been existing for thousands of years; it has an alphabet system that is comparable to English but has a totally distinct tone than English does. Reading is a lot less difficult once you've become used to the alphabet.

More than 75 million people speak Korean. Of those, 48 million live in South Korea and 24 million live in North Korea. More than 2 million people speak the language in China, about 1 million in the US, and about 500,000 in Japan. Both South Korea (Republic of Korea) and North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) use Korean as their official language. The two Koreas have some small differences in spelling, alphabetization, and vocabulary (like the names of the letters), but they mostly agree with the unified standards that the Korean Language Society put forward in 1933.

07/12/2024

안녕하세요, 관심이 있으시면 더 자세한 문의 사항을 위해 저에게 메시지를 보내주세요. 🙏

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06/12/2024

우리와 함께 한국어를 공부하고 배워요😊

This Online Beginner Korean course created with Hanyang University International Education Institute is based on Hanyang Korean 1, their elementary Korean textbook. Each unit is composed of vocabulary, grammar, dialogue, speaking, listening and more, designed to help you start to learn Korean fast!

06/12/2024

모든 레벨에서 한국어를 배워보자 😊

06/12/2024

여러분, 같이 배워보아요

06/12/2024

여러분, 같이 배워보아요 😊

06/12/2024

중국어, 일본어 등 언어 학습이 필요한 초보자를 위한 수업을 개설합니다.

우리와 함께 창녀를 만나세요

29/06/2021

TOPIC #2 : " Korean Alphabet – Learn the Hangul Letters and Character Sounds "

📔 PART #2 📔

Lesson 1:) CONSONANTS

The first Hangul chart, or Korean alphabet chart, is for the consonants. Next to each of the consonants is the romanized spelling for that particular consonant. The spelling changes depending on whether the consonants are positioned at the start or the end of the syllable.

The romanization is only used for the spelling of the Korean word in English letters. If you’re learning Korean, or want to know the correct pronunciation, then you should use the associations later in this lesson and learn the correct pronunciation of the Korean alphabet consonants.

Consonants. Romanization (initial). Romanization (final).

ㄱ. g. k
ㄲ. kk. k
ㄴ. n. n
ㄷ. d. t
ㄸ. tt. -
ㄹ. r. I
ㅁ. m. m
ㅂ. b. p
ㅃ. pp. -
ㅅ. s. t
ㅆ. ss. t
ㅇ. - ng
ㅈ. j. t
ㅉ. jj. -
ㅊ. Ch. t
ㅋ. k. k
ㅌ. t. t
ㅍ. p. p
ㅎ. h. t

29/06/2021

TOPIC #2 : " Korean Alphabet – Learn the Hangul Letters and Character Sounds "

In this lesson, you’re going to learn the Korean alphabet in only 30 minutes using visual associations, mnemonics, and stories.

That means you will be able to read the Korean alphabet letters A to Z and start sounding out Korean words anytime you see them. You may be surprised how often you see the Korean characters!

We’ve also got a Korean alphabet chart below. If you already know the alphabet, you can skip directly to the chart and practice your pronunciation and listening.

Let’s get to it!

ー Hangul – The Korean Alphabets

The official writing system for South Korea is Hangul (한글), which is the name for the Korean Alphabet system. That means you can say Hangul and Korean alphabet interchangeably since they mean the same thing.

Korean is the official language of South Korea, and it uses Hangul as its alphabet and writing system.

ー Hangul in Korean
Hangul in Korean is 한글 (hangeul). Hangul is also written in English as “Hangeul”. They are two different ways of spelling the same word. “Hangul” is the most common way, and “Hangeul” is the newer way of writing it.

ー Hangul Meaning

“Han” means “Korean”, and “gul” means “letter”. Put them together, and you’ve got the term “Korean letter”, or “Korean Alphabet”.

ー Hangul Letter Sounds

The Korean alphabet sounds share a lot of similarities to the English alphabet. That makes it easy to learn because you can use the English sounds to learn the Korean letter sounds.

The Korean alphabet consists of consonants and vowels that form syllable blocks. These syllables can be sounded out just like words in English.

ー Hangul Chart

Below is a basic Hangul chart for the consonants and the vowels of the Korean alphabet.