✅Day 1: Hangul Consonants – Learn to Read Korean Fast
Hangul Consonants – Learn to Read Korean Fast Welcome to your first Korean lesson! π Today, we’ll start with the foundation of reading Korean: Hangul consonants (μμ). Don’t worry, it’s easier than you think. By the end of this post, you’ll be able to read basic Korean syllables using real consonants. Let’s go! What is Hangul? Hangul (νκΈ) is the Korean alphabet. It was created in the 15th century by King Sejong to help everyday people read and write easily. It has two main parts: Consonants – 14 basic ones (we’ll cover them today!) Vowels – 10 basic ones (we’ll cover tomorrow!) Hangul letters combine into blocks like LEGO to form syllables. Super fun and logical! Let’s Learn the 14 Basic Korean Consonants Here’s a table of all 14 basic consonants, how they sound, and examples from English: Letter Romanization Sound in English Example Word γ± g / k Hard G or K go, kiss γ΄ n N no, nose γ· d / t D or...