Hangul in Seoul
Recognize familiar letters on signs and distinguish reading practice from guessing by context. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterGACHI KOREA · LEARN TOGETHER
From your first Hangul letters to a conversation in Korea. Learn in small steps, revisit what you know, and use it in something meaningful.
6 courses · 73 planned lessons · 1 video available
Focus on a few new letters or expressions. Use a song or a clear model to connect what you hear and see.
Trace, copy, read, or speak with prompts. Compare similar items and pause whenever you need more practice.
Hide the model and try again. Revisit difficult items on another day, then use them in a note or a short conversation.
Start with KR100. Study KR200 words alongside KR250 speaking. Apply them in KR300 travel lessons. KR350 writing projects and KR400 culture are optional paths.
KR400
Explore Korea through accessible English explanations and short Korean examples. Choose topics that interest you.
Recognize familiar letters on signs and distinguish reading practice from guessing by context. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterExplore Namsan with English context and a few useful Korean place words. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterExplore common meal routines and polite expressions without assuming every household is the same. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterConnect café vocabulary with everyday ordering customs. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterDiscover architecture and place names with accessible context. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterNotice how relationships affect address terms and polite language. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterCompare two holidays and read short greeting examples. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterNotice familiar expressions in context and distinguish casual speech from polite everyday speech. Review two earlier items, then try once without the model.
Planned · coming laterEach writing lesson is designed to pair with one workbook: W01–W10 for Hangul, and W11–W20 for practical writing. Expect tracing, copying, recall, comparisons, and cumulative review.
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