Hanguljo starts with the Korean alphabet itself: every consonant and vowel with stroke order and native audio, how syllable blocks are built, and the sound rules that make reading click. Then it takes you on to TOPIK 6.
The Foundation lessons teach each consonant and vowel with its stroke order and native audio, from the 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels to the tense consonants and compound vowels.
Reading starts when letters become blocks. Hanguljo shows how each block is built, consonant, vowel and an optional final consonant, and how the same letters change position depending on the vowel. The free Hangul quiz lets you try block reading in the browser.
Final consonants (받침) and the way sounds link across blocks are why 한국어 is said han-gu-geo. Hanguljo teaches these rules early, so what you read matches what you hear.
Once Hangul is in place, 439 lessons take you through TOPIK 1 to 6 vocabulary and grammar, with 1,432 Hanja memory hooks and a seven-stage SRS to keep it all fresh.
Most learners can read simple syllable blocks within a few days of short daily sessions; reading smoothly takes a few weeks of practice with real words.
Yes. Every consonant and vowel in the Foundation lessons has its stroke order and native audio.
439 lessons through TOPIK 1 to 6 vocabulary and grammar, plus conversations with shadowing and dictation.
Yes. The free Hangul quiz drills letters and whole syllable blocks in your browser.
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