Hangul practice sheets with stroke order, syllable blocks and first words

Hangul practice made simple: this set guides total beginners from not knowing a single letter to reading and writing Korean with growing confidence. Its 35 undated pages cover all 40 letters with stroke order diagrams, pale gray rows to trace and square grids to write in, then lead you on to syllable blocks, batchim and everyday words. You receive US Letter and A4 PDF files as an instant download, and nothing is mailed.

All romanized spellings use the official Revised Romanization system, so what you learn matches road signs and textbooks.

How these hangul practice sheets build real skill

Each letter comes with numbered frames that add one stroke at a time in pink with an arrow, plus its Korean name, how it sounds at the beginning and end of a syllable, a tracing row and a row of blank squares with center guides. You learn the right hand movement from day one.

Three syllable charts, one romanized, one in gray for tracing and one left empty to fill from memory, reveal how a consonant and a vowel lock together into a square block. Ten pages of vocabulary, numbers and weekdays put the letters to work, while a self test, a personal word list and a progress tracker keep you going.

Made for these learners

• Absolute beginners starting from zero who want to read and write Korean letters
• K-drama, K-pop and Korean food fans who dream of reading song names, restaurant menus and on screen captions
• Self study learners and travelers getting ready for a trip to Korea
• Heritage learners and adults aiming for tidy, well balanced Korean handwriting
• Anyone who prefers learning a language with pen and paper, not only on a screen

Design and printing

• Elegant, minimal pages in white with soft blush pink touches that save ink
• Wide margins throughout, so a home printer will not trim the edges
• Portrait layout in A4 (210 x 297 mm) as well as US Letter (8.5 x 11 in)
• Undated, so drills, word pages and grids can be reprinted as often as you like
• Stroke diagrams drawn by hand and an easy to read Korean typeface: models appear dark, tracing letters appear pale gray
• Fits a binder or clipboard, or can be spiral bound at a print shop
• Choose 100% (Actual size) when printing so every box stays the right size. A smooth sheet of 90 to 120 gsm (24 to 32 lb) gives clean lines with pencil, fineliner or brush pen

Inside the hangul practice set: 35 pages

1. 1Cover page with an index and lines for your name and the day you begin
2. 2Start here: an introduction to the Korean script and its square blocks, a four step method (look, follow the strokes, trace, write), the order we suggest, notes on paper and pens, and a spot to date your very first attempt
3. 3Pronunciation key for every one of the 19 consonants, naming each and showing how it sounds when it opens or closes a syllable, grouped as plain, aspirated or tense, plus six tips on reading romanization
4. 4Consonant chart with 14 basic and 5 double consonants, each with name, romanized name and sound
5. 5Vowel chart with 10 basic and 11 combined vowels, each shown with silent ieung and romanization
6. 6Six rules of stroke order, each with a numbered diagram and squares to trace, plus the writing order within a block
7. 7Consonants giyeok to mieum, with stroke frames, sound, sample syllables, a tracing row and a syllable row per letter
8. 8Letters from bieup through chieut
9. 9Letters from kieuk through hieut, with bonus rows
10. 10The doubled letters, from ssanggiyeok through ssangjieut
11. 11First basic vowel set: a, ya, eo, yeo, o
12. 12Second basic vowel set: yo, u, yu, eu, i
13. 13Compound vowel set one: ae, yae, e, ye, with bonus rows to practice
14. 14Compound vowel set two: wa, wae, oe
15. 15Compound vowel set three: wo, we, wi, ui
16. 16The three ways a block can be built (horizontal, vertical, or wrapped around), shown both with a bottom consonant and without, using diagrams and practice boxes
17. 17A grid pairing 14 consonants with 10 vowels for 140 syllables, each one romanized
18. 18That same 140 syllable chart printed in pale gray for tracing
19. 19An empty syllable chart to complete from memory
20. 20Drill of 12 side by side blocks, each with a model, romanization, 4 trace squares and 6 write squares
21. 21Drill of 12 stacked and wrapped blocks
22. 22Introduction to batchim covering final consonants, the 7 final sounds with examples, sound linking, double finals and four tracing rows
23. 23Batchim drill with 12 single syllable words spanning all 7 final sounds, with meaning and squares to trace and write
24. 24Words: 10 greetings and polite expressions with romanization and meaning, for tracing and writing
25. 25Words: 10 words for people and family
26. 26Words: 10 words for food and drink
27. 27Words: 10 everyday words about home, nature and pets
28. 28Counting from one to ten in the two Korean number systems, Sino-Korean and native, shown in parallel columns, with zero, a hundred, a thousand and ten thousand added
29. 29The seven weekdays plus six words about time, ready for tracing and writing
30. 30A self test: romanize and translate a dozen words, then write another dozen in Korean script, with the solutions upside down at the bottom
31. 31Your own vocabulary log with 20 lines, each holding the Korean spelling, its romanized form, what it means and a second try
32. 32Generous 18 mm grid, every box marked with a center guide
33. 33A smaller 14 mm square grid that leaves a line under every row for writing the romanized form
34. 34Word paper with 11 rows of seven squares and lines for romanization and meaning
35. 35Progress page to tick off all 40 letters, log 30 days of practice and record word milestones, favorite words and notes

What you download

• Korean Hangul Practice Sheets, US Letter PDF (35 pages)
• Korean Hangul Practice Sheets, A4 PDF (35 pages)
• Read Me First, a brief printing guide in PDF

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Good to know

• Designed for paper, the PDF has no clickable links. If you prefer a tablet, load it into a note taking app and handwrite on the pages.
• This is a digital product. Nothing physical will be sent.
• Colors on paper may differ slightly from your screen.
• For your own personal study only. Passing the files to others or reselling them is not allowed.
• Digital files cannot be returned, but if a file will not open or print correctly, email us and we will help straight away.
• Romanized spellings are there to support you, not to replace real pronunciation, so listen to native speakers too. Pens and paper are not part of the purchase.

How this was made

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