More about Hangeul

Created in the 15th century by Joseon King Sejong, Hangeul consists of 14 consonants and 10 vowels.

The combination of a consonant and a vowel forms a syllable and thus, Hangeul is capable of creating thousands of words and expressing virtually any sound.

Because of its simplicity and relatively limited number of characters, Hangeul is easy to learn. Illiteracy is almost non-existent in Korea thanks to the ease of learning this alphabet.

Below are samples of study materials that will help you to stimulate your desire to learn; there are many video clips on youtube.com for you to watch and hopefully give you the will to learn the language.

koreanclass101.com (take the tour and subscribe one month for free)

Www.koreanovernight.com (Subliminal learning of the korean language)

How to read and write korean

learn how to speak korean - part 1

learn how to speak korean - part 2

Japanese - korean

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