I made a game for people who want to study Hangul and play games.

Draw a line from a consonant to a vowel and they join into a real syllable (ㄱ + ㅏ = 가), pop, and you hear how it sounds. It goes from the first letters to extra strokes, double vowels, 받침 and everyday words.

Levels 1-12 are free, no ads (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.empresskorea.hangulcrush

I make a conlang, with Hangul

So i wss playing around in hangul and basically thought "what if i crammed consonant cluster words into one block" since yk each consonant and vowel stuff is a syllable block (forgive if its a crappy explanation) anyways.. idk what to say abt this.

I recently just decided to learn Korean and need to start with Hangul. What would you say is the best way to start?

This is going to be a long shot but i am lookkng for a korean kids show that was a mix between live people and a sort of puppets. I remember the name Totoran. And it was kids talkkmg to this small character named Totoran that woild teach them things. On omw skit, the kids talk about their lunch boxes and the peas im the rice can talk. Any clues woild be greatly appreciated.

So, I was in korean class, and we were studying this simple dialog.

The first picture is my handwriting, my friend said it was a good, and easy to read - very textbook-like approved. But the second picture is my friends', is very different, like it was cursive, maybe? It took me a while to understand it, but once I got it it seemed very cool.

My question is: would native Korean people think my handwriting is ok? Or maybe too textbook-like/boring? Child-like even? And would they think my friends calligraphy is beautiful and stylish and cool, or would they think is weird and messy?

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Learning Hangul and just learned this word…it’s so cute.

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Hi, I don't know if this is the right place. Sorry if it isn't.

I'm going to study in Korea next year so I decided to at least learn how to read hangul. I'm using "Write Korean" app and it's going pretty good. There are some things that's weird to me, like how the voice pronounce ㄱ similar to K (for my swedish ears at least) but the text says it's the equivalent of G.

My confusion is regarding o, specifically 아 and only ㅏ. I don't hear the difference. And the text only says that both are the equivalent of A. How is o used?

Hey everyone. Ive just started to pick up my korean books again and want to start studying from the beginning all over again. While reworking on old vocab and grammar i stumbled over 2 questions.

Is the plural necessary for this sentence? 저는 차들 좋아합니다. As I dont mean one car in particular but cars in general?

Also is it correct to say "dislike more" or would it have to be like less? e.g. 저는 일을 더 싫어합니다.

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