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Language: English
Published by Independently published, 2022
- Softcover
- Used

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- Title
- Korean Alphabet , Korean Hangul Writing Workbook , Practice writing syllables numbers and words: Hangul Script For Calligraphy Skill | Learning Korean Easily
- Author
- Jong Korean, R.E.
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2022
- Condition
- very good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798428370553
Learn to write Hangul, from individual letters to syllable blocks and everyday words.
Not sure where each letter belongs? This Korean alphabet workbook introduces the building blocks of Korean writing and gives you space to practice at your own pace.
Start with consonants and vowels, discover how they fit together into syllables, and practice writing numbers and familiar words. Clear instructions, worked examples, and guided exercises help you understand what you are writing as you trace and copy.
Inside this workbook, you’ll find:
- 19 consonants and 21 vowels: letter models and dedicated handwriting practice pages.
- Step-by-step syllable building: learn which vowels go beside the initial consonant, which go below it, and where a final consonant belongs.
- Worked examples and guided exercises: combine letters into syllable blocks, then join blocks to write words. Answers are included so you can check your work.
- 294 consonant–vowel combinations: reference charts and blank grids for practice.
- Native and Sino-Korean numbers: practice both number systems.
- 80 vocabulary words: explore animals, body parts, food, drinks, fruits, and vegetables, with English meanings.
- Five word scramble activities with solutions: review vocabulary by putting the letters back together.
A simple practice routine you can follow
Look at the model, trace the light gray examples, and copy into the empty boxes. When you feel ready, cover the model and try again from memory. Complete a few rows or a whole page—there is no need to rush.
With 110 A4-sized pages, this workbook gives beginners room to develop their handwriting and provides a practical companion to Korean language lessons or independent study.
Build your Hangul writing skills, one letter and one syllable at a time.
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