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2 months ago
i’ve learn hangul before and its not that hard . i even know to write it . but i want to learn more ;)
How to learn hangul
It made me
accomplished 
"It feels like a door has been opened."
How I did it: Research, practice, and lots of dedication.
I first dedicated myself to learning Korean. The first step in doing so is to learn the alphabet, which is called Hangul. Hangul consists of 24 letters -- 14 vowels and 10 consonants which can be arranged in groups of 2, 3, or 4 occupying a single "block", or space. I learned the actual symbols themselves to begin with. The most complicated of Hangul letters only has 5 strokes, and the rules of arrangement are simple to follow.
I began practicing my reading skills by going to the Korean Wikipedia page and reading the text aloud until I could correctly repeat it at a moderate pace.
Resources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul
http://library.thinkquest.org/20746/non/learn/index.html
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Learning Hangul
3 months ago
Wow… Finally!!!
I want to learn this… I honestly do! First, I’ve got to finish planning out my new schedule so I can squeeze it in. Probably 1-2 hours per day would do.
people!
5 months ago
haha.. want to freaking learn hangul,,, so anyone want to help.. i want to speak, write and read hangul so… hehe… am pretty serious cuz i love exploring new language..
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2 years ago
Last weekend, I had nothing to do and sat down. It’s really not that hard if you focus. I had it all down in a few hours, and then had all the punctuation and am working on grammar.
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2 years ago
I have a language exchange partner from my university and she helps me pronounce correctly. Recommended stuff to help you… Hippocrene’s Beginners Korean (don’t remember exact title), Teach Yourself Korean. I didn’t have a lot of money so that was all I could afford, but they helped immensely!!!
Treefern is secretly a ninja
Hangul
2 years ago
I now know the sounds of all the consonants and vowels, but it’s only the beginning as I would now like to practice reading and writing in Hangul :-)
So much more to learn,
i'll add some of these back
2 years ago
when i actually start to do them
right now
i want to focus on what i’m doing doing
switched this
2 years ago
from learn korean in keeping with trying to have doable, incremental goals apart from the overarching life goal stuff
Treefern is secretly a ninja
Why Oh Why Have I not done this yet?
3 years ago
I have heard that some people can learn the Hangul in an hour, it is that easy,
