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Korean (Hangul) Writing Levels

Learn to write Hangul in 12 stages and 71 short levels: pencil warm-up, vowels and consonants, building syllables, final consonants (batchim), double letters, words and sentences, then dictation.

Children 4 to 7 · adult beginners of Korean · stylus, finger or mouse · 71 levels

Basics: lines and letters

  1. Stage 1

    Pencil warm-up

    Draw the lines every Hangul stroke is made of: across, down, slants, turns, circles and short taps.

    Builds: Pencil control

  2. Stage 2

    Vowels

    Write the 10 basic vowels, two at a time, in stroke order.

    Builds: Vowel shapes

  3. Stage 3

    Consonants

    Write the 14 basic consonants, two at a time, in stroke order.

    Builds: Consonant shapes

How syllables work

  1. Stage 4

    Syllables: vowel on the right

    Put the consonant on the left and ㅏ ㅓ ㅣ ㅑ ㅕ on the right to build one syllable in one square.

    Builds: Building syllables

  2. Stage 5

    Syllables: vowel below

    Put the consonant on top and ㅗ ㅜ ㅡ ㅛ ㅠ underneath.

    Builds: Top-and-bottom layout

  3. Stage 6

    First words

    Write two- and three-syllable words without final consonants.

    Builds: Writing words

Final consonants

  1. Stage 7

    Final consonants (batchim)

    Add one final consonant (batchim) at the bottom. ㄷ ㅅ ㅈ ㅊ ㅌ at the bottom all sound like t.

    Builds: Reading and writing batchim

  2. Stage 8

    Words with batchim

    Write everyday words that mix syllables with and without batchim.

    Builds: Everyday words

Tricky letters

  1. Stage 9

    Double consonants and combined vowels

    Write ㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ and the combined vowels ㅐ ㅔ ㅒ ㅖ ㅘ ㅝ ㅚ ㅟ ㅢ ㅙ ㅞ.

    Builds: Tricky syllables

  2. Stage 10

    Double batchim

    Write two consonants side by side in the batchim position.

    Builds: Double batchim

Words, sentences and dictation

  1. Stage 11

    Words and sentences

    Write picture words, greetings and short sentences with the right spacing.

    Builds: Vocabulary and sentences

  2. Stage 12

    Dictation

    Listen and write, mixing everything you have learned.

    Builds: Listening and writing

How it works

  1. TraceWrite over the faint letters, following the numbers and arrows. The screen tells you which part of the letter you are writing.
  2. CopyLook at the model and write in the empty space. Only the stroke you miss is shown again, and help costs a star.
  3. DictationListen and write. The model appears when you finish. The final dictation stage uses this mode only.

Trace every item with an average of two stars to pass a level; get two stars on every item in Copy or Dictation to master it. Members’ stars and progress are saved to the account and can be continued on any device.

Questions

Do I need an account?

Every level is open to everyone, and you can try up to 10 levels in each course right away. To keep going, sign up and log in; your stars and progress are saved to your account. Progress from before you log in moves to your account, and levels you have tried stay open.

Do I have to go in order?

Stage 1 is the suggested start, but you can open any level.

How is my writing checked?

Each stroke is compared with the model stroke for its start, direction and shape: Hangul by the size of each part of the syllable, English by the four lines.

Is there a paper version?

Letter and word sets on the handwriting pages print as A4 worksheets.

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