Hello and welcome to our new series of Korean Writing Worksheets. This series will look at the final consonant that completes Korean characters, and this series will look at the 14 basic varieties. Also all of the worksheets will use the vowel “ㅏ” (ah) as a base reference, this therefore limits the series to just … Continue reading »
Hello and welcome to our new series of Korean Writing Worksheets. This series will look at the final consonant that completes Korean characters, and this series will look at the 14 basic varieties. Also all of the worksheets will use the vowel “ㅏ” (ah) as a base reference, this therefore limits the series to just … Continue reading »
Kongji and Patzzi (sometimes called Kongji and Patji) or 콩쥐 팥쥐 is a traditional Korean story or fairy tale. The story is basically a Korean version of Cinderella, a young girl (Kongji) ends up having to live with her mean stepmother and stepsister (Patji). She is basically treated like a slave until some magical animals and … Continue reading »
Hello and welcome to our new series of Korean Writing Worksheets. This series will look at the final consonant that completes Korean characters, and this series will look at the 14 basic varieties. Also all of the worksheets will use the vowel “ㅏ” (ah) as a base reference, this therefore limits the series to just … Continue reading »
Hello again and welcome to our fourth Extended Korean Conversation. The topic for this fourth example conversation is “Visiting the Hospital“, and is between four people friends Min-a & Ji Heon as well as a Doctor and a Nurse. They are talking about their different symptoms as well as discussing possible options. Some of the … Continue reading »
Hello and welcome to our new series of Korean Writing Worksheets. This series will look at the final consonant that completes Korean characters, and this series will look at the 14 basic varieties. Also all of the worksheets will use the vowel “ㅏ” (ah) as a base reference, this therefore limits the series to just … Continue reading »
This is the final part of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The fourteenth and final Korean character we are going to look at is “ㅎ” which has a sound similar to an English “H“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations related to ㅎ. A few example words which include the ㅎ … Continue reading »
This is part thirteen of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The thirteenth Korean character we are going to look at is “ㅍ” which has a sound similar to an English “P“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations related to ㅍ. A couple example words which include the ㅍ with combined vowels … Continue reading »
This is part twelve of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The twelfth Korean character we are going to look at is “ㅌ” which has a sound similar to an English “T“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations related to ㅌ. A few example words which include the ㅌ with combined vowels … Continue reading »
This is part eleven of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The eleventh Korean character we are going to look at is “ㅋ” which has a sound similar to an English “K“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations related to ㅋ. A few example words which include the ㅋ with combined vowels … Continue reading »
