Free Korean alphabet worksheet PDF
Four pages of alphabet practice plus a two-page syllable bonus, both free.
Plenty of Hangul worksheets exist. Most are a chart with the letters printed once and nowhere to write, which is the opposite of a worksheet.
These two were built for the way people actually learn: write it, say it, then build something with it.
Send me both worksheet PDFs.
What's in the alphabet worksheet
Four pages. All fourteen basic consonants and the core vowels, each with a stroke-order guide, the sound it genuinely makes in English terms, and space to trace it repeatedly.
The last page is a seven-day plan so you never open it wondering what to do today.
What's in the bonus syllable worksheet
Two pages on the step nearly every free resource skips: how letters stack into blocks. Worked examples, the tall-vowel and wide-vowel rules, and sixteen blocks you assemble yourself.
This is the page that turns letter recognition into reading.
How to use them
Print both, or write on them digitally with a stylus. Twenty minutes a day for a week is enough for most adults to read slowly and accurately.
Say every letter out loud as you trace it. Silent practice is roughly half as effective and takes exactly as long.
Common questions
Do I have to pay?+
No. Both PDFs are free and yours to keep, even if you unsubscribe.
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Can I print them more than once?+
Yes — print as many copies as you like for your own practice.
Both worksheets, free
The 4-page Hangul alphabet worksheet and the 2-page syllable bonus, emailed in seconds.