Learn Hangul, 한글
The Korean alphabet is famously logical — most learners can read it within a few hours. Pick a place to start.
Alphabet reference
Tap any letter to hear it (uses your browser's Korean voice, if installed). Korean is written in syllable blocks — a consonant + a vowel, sometimes with a final consonant.
Basic consonants · 자음
Double (tense) consonants · 쌍자음
Basic vowels · 모음
Complex vowels · 복합모음
Flashcards
Tap the card to flip. Guess the sound, then check.
가
ga
Quiz
가
Pick the matching sound
Reading practice
Each word is broken into its syllable blocks, and each block into the letters that build it. Tap a word to hear it.
Typing practice
The standard Korean layout is Dubeolsik (두벌식): consonants on the left, vowels on the right. A letter is shown — press the matching key.
ㄱ
Press the key for this letter · g
Keys with a small letter in the corner need Shift (the tense/double consonants and ㅒ ㅖ).