📘 Beginner 4: Reading Simple Words – Let’s Start Building Vocabulary! Welcome to Day 4 of your Korean learning journey! 🌟 You’ve learned all 14 basic consonants and 21 vowels in Hangul. Now it’s time to put those letters together and read real Korean words like a native! In today’s lesson, we’ll help you read, pronounce, and understand basic Korean vocabulary using combinations of the letters you already know. 📌 What You’ll Learn Today ✔️ How syllables are combined to form Korean words ✔️ 10 must-know Korean words for beginners ✔️ Romanization + Meaning + Pronunciation help ✔️ Real-life usage examples ✔️ Quiz to test your reading skills! 🔤 How Korean Words Are Formed Korean words are made by combining consonants and vowels into syllable blocks. Each block = 1 syllable, usually in this form: CV = consonant + vowel → 나 (na) CVC = consonant + vowel + final consonant → 밥 (bap) CCVC or longer → 학교 (hak-gyo), 얼굴 (eol-gul) The key is to...