Picture this: you're binge-watching your favorite K-drama, but those subtitles in Hangul leave you lost. Or maybe you're humming a BLACKPINK tune and want to read the lyrics yourself. That's where this beginner workbook steps in, making the Korean alphabet approachable and fun from page one.
Hangul looks intimidating at first with its unique characters, but it's actually one of the most logical writing systems out there—designed for quick learning. Most apps rush you into vocab without solid basics, leaving gaps in reading and writing. This book starts slow: complete stroke order diagrams show exactly how to form each letter, just like tracing with a patient teacher.
Over 150 pages packed with what you need:
It's all self-paced, so you flip pages at your speed—no deadlines, no pressure.
After a week, you'll decode simple signs or menu items on your next Korean food run. Families love it too: kids pick it up playfully, adults use it for travel prep or K-content deep dives. Jennie Lee, your guide, shares insider tips from her experience, keeping things light and effective.
Whether fueling your K-pop obsession, prepping for a trip to Seoul, or just curious about Hangul's history, this workbook delivers results without fluff. Updated with fresh exercises, it's ideal for home study. Start today, and watch Korean unlock before your eyes—one stroke at a time.
