Introduction to Korean Writing 

Really ??? how about now ? did u improve ? how much time did it take u to write correctly and read korean ?

+Sarah Kfan what about now? How good do you think you've become?!?!!!

Pop_ Army how are you now

Please recommend something i know the hangul alphabet and some sentences but its hard.

I would like to know what the best order to watch as well. Thanks if you reply KoreanClass101 :)

As a beginner myself, I started with Hangul (the alphabet), so I could read and speak with the right pronunciation -still struggling with some consonnants though-and whenever I look up a word in a dictionnary, I can read it. Then I moved on to simple sentences, then I'll learn more vocabulary and so on and so forth, while watching Kdramas to keep me going, so I can try to spot some words and then look them up. Within a week, I could read and nearly write in Korean, and I know some small sentences. Hope that will help!

ftoune yeah..thank you so much😊 and what about learning how to speak completely?

I can tell you the order I watched it in even though this comment is pretty old, I hope you find it helpful. 1. First I started with the Hangul characters. They have I think 7 or 8 parts and it is super useful since I learned the whole alphabet. 2. Second I suggest you start with "Introduction to Perfect Korean Pronunciation" 3. "Top 5 Mistakes To Avoid" 4. "Perfect pronunciation of Korean vowels" 5. Then continue with other introductions to grammar, bootcamps and everything else :)

Jimin Daddy thats helpful,thank u so much:)

Maybe because each blok just 1 sylabels... its mean ban ga wo... not bang a wo...

Hi zara, Thanks for posting and apologies for the repetition in the Korean vowels, there was no need for the repetition. Sincerely, Team KoreanClass101.com

deanna , it's 디아나

@@dendonged 디안나 아니에여?

에스티 인'디아나' 존스라

I'm a beginner korean learner and do not know much, but from my knowledge, it can be written in any way, infact many koreans don't write it the way they show in tutorials, but it is apparently easier to write it the way they teach... but from my knowledge, it can be written any way.. sorry if my grammar is bad, english is not my first language. Hope I helped in some way though :)

as I learn Korean I'm learning what technical terms I can omit that I can't actively practice-things that appear as trivial knowledge

So is it okay if i write it in my way without stressing much about the placing? Would really appreciate a reply 'cause these placing rules are driving me crazy.

It's not hard.😊😊

If the ㅇ is the last "letter" of a word , it is pronounced as "ng" so it makes the word 랑 pronounced as rang

+AbbyStacks Thank you so muuuucccchhhhh! 😁😁😁😁

+Anna Huang I have another question ^^ why does the( ㄹ) L become a R sound like you said *rang

+Anna Huang actually it could be L or R , the sound is in between the pronounciation of L and R and You're welcome!! And btw you're trying to learn Korean on your own? Or do you attend classes?

+AbbyStacks hehehe im learning on my own ^^ thank you too !

They made a video about this. Korean handwriting is very cursive actually.

Hi jamtoast_erin, Thank you for posting. The consonant 'ㅅ' is closest to the alphabet sounds s/sh, 'ㅈ' closest to the sound 'g', 'ㅊ' closest to 'ch'. The consonant ㅂ is closest to the alphabet sound 'b', and 'ㅍ' similar to the alphabet 'p'. We have lessons on pronouncing Korean consonants and vowels at our website (www.koreanclass101.com) if you are interested learning more about pronunciation, signing up is free! Cheers, Team KoreanClass101.com

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Lol, this is easy than japanese tho

I hate kanji letters in Japanese :")

SADIA mahmood why 'woo' not 'uueo'? everything is a combination of characters to become word.

they are called combined vowels.

It's 'oo' and 'eo' making 'ooeo' but pronouced fast so 'wo'

Its 한글 not 항굴