Make your fingers remember!

When you learn how to write proprerly, you are able to read.
If you read, you can also communicate.
Before humans used letters,
Engraved symbols using finger memory were inferred as their communication method.
When your fingers remember, it's easy to learn！

This is the Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 1 for learning the Korean character forms. Write one engraved character repeatedly five times, then try writing it again on the attached practice sheet labeled as Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 1-1. It can be reused by erasing with an eraser.

Practice the Korean character you learned from the Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 1 on The practice sheet of Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 1 . It can be reused by erasing with an eraser.

This is the Korean double consonants and compound vowels board. Write the engraved characters one by one, repeatedly five times, on Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 2, just like you did on Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 1. Then practice on the attached practice sheet.

This is the board of Korean letter combinations where consonants and vowels are combined to form a single character.

This is a practical example written in Korean, representing words actually used in Korea. After studying up to Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 3, you can enjoy learning Korean characters while experiencing real Korean language usage.

This is the Korean pronunciation guide for learning how to read the Korean characters learned from the Engraved Korean Alphabet Workbook 3. Try pronouncing according to the pronunciation symbols written on the character board.