| For typing, there isn't a single resource that meets every need, but I recommend starting by downloa... | No translation yet |
| For handwriting, I recommend [a {15}]Hangul Master... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Handwriting and Typing[/h3]
Now that you can ... | No translation yet |
| As always, hard does not mean impossible. You can master Korean sounds, just as I (and many other le... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Pronunciation[/h3]
Though you can now recogni... | No translation yet |
| However, your job as a Korean learner is not done yet. In reality, it is just the beginning.
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| If you've spent (or will soon spend) a few hours learning and reviewing the information I've shared ... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Taking Your [notranslate]한글<... | No translation yet |
| Here are a few videos that will lead you through the intricacies of [notranslate]<... | No translation yet |
| And the word for life [notranslate]("salm") | No translation yet |
| When written, these syllables look a bit more crowded than their CV counterparts, so you'll need to ... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Practicing Complex Syllables[/h3]
Unlike lang... | No translation yet |
| If you'd like, you can even learn the simple syllables through song, as in this video:
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| You start with a chart like the one below, and use it to memorize the sounds of all of the simple co... | No translation yet |
| Fortunately, this is how young Korean children begin to learn to read, so there are ample resources ... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Practicing Simple Syllables[/h3]
Once you kno... | No translation yet |
| So, a syllable containing literally only the "ah" vowel in "father" needs to be written | No translation yet |
| One important exception to syllable-block building that I have yet to mention: If a syllable in a w... | No translation yet |
| Then, once the proper syllable blocks have been constructed, you put them next to one another, just ... | No translation yet |
| However, you can't write {27} all in a row and call it a day. That doesn't ... | No translation yet |
| Korean is a little different, in that the "letters" are not written in sequence, but rather organize... | No translation yet |
| Most writing systems construct words by simply placing the letters or characters next to one another... | No translation yet |
| [h2]Step 2: Learn Simple Syllables[/h2]
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| And there you have it. With those 19 shapes, you've learned all of the consonants used in the modern... | No translation yet |
| Like vowels, these consonant shapes can be combined in interesting ways to create variant consonants... | No translation yet |
| [h3]Learning Consonants[/h3]
Let me lead you thro... | No translation yet |
| Things get even easier when you associate each symbol with its correct sound. For example, if you kn... | No translation yet |
| You can even take the pure vowels from the first set and combine their symbols together, creating di... | No translation yet |
| Don't worry about what sounds these symbols make for now. You'll get to that later, in the videos. J... | No translation yet |
| [h2]Step 1: Learn the Basic Shapes[/h2]
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