Intro To Hangeul

FREE Foundation Course

Learn the Korean alphabet from scratch

and discover how to read and write Korean

3 Modules - 8 Video Classes - PDF Notes

Works great with the 'Complete Hangeul Workbook'!

Course Introduction


Learn to read and write Korean from scratch!

Hangeul might look confusing at first, but once you understand how the Korean writing system works, you'll find it's much easier than you expect!

The Intro to Hangeul Course will walk you through the basics of Korean vowels, consonants and syllable blocks, giving you the foundation you need to start reading Korean for yourself - and it's completely free!

No previous Korean knowledge required. Just bring your curiosity!

This Course Is For You If:

  • You're completely new to Korean!

  • You want to learn how to read and write Hangeul

  • You find learning a new alphabet slightly intimidating

  • You know Hangeul, but don't know how to combine the letters

What You'll Learn:

By the end of this course, you'll understand how Hangeul works and have the foundations you need to start reading Korean independently.

You'll learn how to:

  • Recognize the basic Korean vowels and consonants

  • Understand the sounds they represent

  • Combine letters into Korean syllable blocks

  • Read and write simple Korean words

  • Understand how Korean spelling is structured

  • Start sounding out unfamiliar Korean words

Most importantly, you'll stop feeling intimidated by Hangeul and finally be able to take the next step to understanding this wonderful language and all of your favourite content!

What's Inside?

Module 1 - Simple Letters


Learn the 10 simple vowels & 14 simple consonants that make up Hangeul, alongside how to recognize, pronounce & write them.

Module 2 - Complex Letters


Expand your knowledge of the Korean alphabet with complex vowels & consonants, and how they differ in pronunciation from their simple counterparts.

Module 3 - Reading & Writing


Combine everything you've learned together to form syllable blocks, and learn how pronunciation rules can change when different letters are combined.

Already have Hangeul down but not sure what to do next?