10 Great Apps That Teach Hangul It’s pretty important to recognize that when you are learning a language like Korean, Japanese, or Chinese that you are not only learning a new way of speaking – but also of writing. A lot of the online sites and curriculum that we tried for Korean expected us to already be able to read in Hangul. That is frustrating, which is one of the reasons I highly recommend the italki community as well as Talk to me in Korean for getting started. But at some point, you have to break down and learn the alphabet. The good news is that there are some great apps for Ipad/Iphone and Android devices that help you and your kids learn Hangul! Here are 10 apps that we have downloaded, tested, and can recommend to you. I’ve provided the links to the apps on Itunes but please note that we haven’t tested them on apple products, only on Android. Jump Baby Korean Alphabet This one is more for younger children. App on Google Play Jump Baby on my Samsung Galaxy 2 Gaon Hangul Step 1 App on Google Play Play With Korean
Hangeul step 1 Introduction Welcome. Unlike Japanese and Chinese, the basics of the Korean script can be learned in a matter of hours. The finer points of pronunciation, however, and spacing can take years. The most popular way to write Korean words in modern times is to use the Korean script, Hangeul (한글). English and Korean do not have perfectly matching sounds, so using romanization to represent the sounds of the Korean language is frowned upon. On the following pages we have laid out a six-step lesson plan and have employed various methods to help others learn the Korean script quickly and effectively. A seventh step will also be created in the future to help you with advanced pronunciation. Why Learn the Korean Alphabet? Some people feel that learning Romanized Korean is sufficient and do not realize how much it holds them back from becoming better at Korean. English sounds and Korean sounds are not the same. For more reasons, see: Romanization#Problems. Brief History King Sejong Basics Consonants Vowels
Talk To Me In Korean Free Resources | Fresh Korean Here are all of the free resources which we have produced, so you can learn a little Korean at home. We will continue to update this page as often as possible but for the latest updates checkout our Homepage, Facebook page or Twitter page. Our resources range from Practice Korean Conversations, Korean Writing Worksheets, Traditional Korean Stories, Vocabulary Worksheets, Korean Vocabulary Lists and more. Please enjoy these free resources: Traditional Korean Story plus Worksheet: The Gassy Lady and Step Daughter (방귀쟁이 며느리) Gold Axe Silver Axe (금도끼 은도끼) Kongji & Patzzi (콩쥐 팥쥐) Angel & Woodcutter (선녀와 나무꾼) The Rabbit & The Turtle (토끼와 거북이) Heungbu & Nolbu (흥부와 놀부) Extended Conversations (10+ minutes): At the Bank + Vocabulary Visiting the Hospital What Is Your Favorite Season? At The Bookstore Conversation 2013 Happy New Year Practice Conversation Basic Conversations: Part 12 – What Time Do You…? Part 11 – Watching a Movie Part 10 – Do You Like Cats? Part 9 – May I Borrow Part 8 – Favorite Sports Cards 9 to 14
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How to Learn Korean with TalkToMeInKorean 안녕하세요! Welcome to TalkToMeInKorean! We are a website and community where learning Korean can be actually fun and exciting. We launched our website in 2009, and we have many Korean books and e-books, hundreds of videos and thousands of online lessons that you can use to learn Korean. How to start learning Korean If you are just starting to learn Korean, you can start by listening to our very first audio lesson (Level 1 Lesson 1) and learn the very basic greetings and words. Don’t know Hangeul? Or if you’d like to learn to with a video course, you can take these lessons to learn Hangeul within 90 minutes. [Hangeul Video Course] You can download our latest audio and video lessons through our podcast feed here or search for us in any podcast directory including iTunes. For many of our lessons, a free accompanying PDF is also provided to help you review and reinforce what you’ve learned! Already know some Korean? Or you can start learning with our latest online lessons here.
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