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Korean, one chapter at a time
A structured path from your very first Hangul letters — 가, 거, 너, 더 — all the way to connecting grammar. Start at Chapter 1 and work your way down.
- 1Chapter 1BeginnerHangul — Reading KoreanLearn the Korean alphabet from zero and start reading syllables like 가, 거, 너, and 더.VowelsConsonantsSyllablesBatchim
- 2Chapter 2BeginnerBasic Pronunciation RulesWhy 학교 sounds like [학꾜] and 합니다 like [함니다] — the rules that make written and spoken Korean different.Batchim soundsLinkingNasalizationTensification
- 3Chapter 3BeginnerNumbersKorean has two number systems — Sino-Korean (일, 이, 삼) and Native Korean (하나, 둘, 셋). Learn both and when to use each.Sino-KoreanNative KoreanCountersTelling time
- 4Chapter 4BeginnerMaking SentencesKorean word order, the essential particles 은/는, 이/가, 을/를, and your first verb conjugations.Word orderParticles이에요/예요-아요/어요
- 5Chapter 5IntermediateConnecting GrammarJoin short sentences into natural Korean with -고, -지만, -아서/어서, -(으)면, and -(으)니까.-고-지만-아서/어서-(으)면-(으)니까
- 6Chapter 6Intermediate추석 — ChuseokKorea's harvest festival on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month — and the word roots behind 곡식, 조상, 조국, and 조부모.추석곡식조상Word roots
- More chapters coming soonWe're working on the next chapters — check back soon.
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