Hangul Village · the first gate. Every sign in the village is written in these letters. Here they all are on one page, with the right sound for each. Print it, keep it, and read the first sign today.
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Korean is written in syllable blocks: each block is one syllable, a consonant plus a vowel, sometimes with a final consonant. Examples: 가 = ㄱ + ㅏ ("ga"); 한 = ㅎ + ㅏ + ㄴ ("han"); 국 = ㄱ + ㅜ + ㄱ ("guk").
ㄱ g / k (가 ga) · ㄴ n (나 na) · ㄷ d / t (다 da) · ㄹ r / l (라 ra) · ㅁ m (마 ma) · ㅂ b / p (바 ba) · ㅅ s (사 sa) · ㅇ – / ng (아 a) · ㅈ j (자 ja) · ㅊ ch (차 cha) · ㅋ k (카 ka) · ㅌ t (타 ta) · ㅍ p (파 pa) · ㅎ h (하 ha)
ㄲ kk (까 kka) · ㄸ tt (따 tta) · ㅃ pp (빠 ppa) · ㅆ ss (싸 ssa) · ㅉ jj (짜 jja)
ㅏ a (아) · ㅑ ya (야) · ㅓ eo (어) · ㅕ yeo (여) · ㅗ o (오) · ㅛ yo (요) · ㅜ u (우) · ㅠ yu (유) · ㅡ eu (으) · ㅣ i (이)
ㅐ ae (애) · ㅒ yae (얘) · ㅔ e (에) · ㅖ ye (예) · ㅘ wa (와) · ㅙ wae (왜) · ㅚ oe (외) · ㅝ wo (워) · ㅞ we (웨) · ㅟ wi (위) · ㅢ ui (의)
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