Free Printable Hangul Practice Sheets (PDF)
Hangul is one of the easiest writing systems to learn: 24 basic letters, grouped into one square block per syllable. This PDF starts with a chart of all consonants and vowels with Revised Romanization and shows how letters build a syllable block. Then you trace every letter, practice your first syllables and check any combination in the syllable chart.
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What’s on the page
- Pages
- 6: Hangul chart, 3 tracing worksheets, syllable chart, 1 blank practice page
- Letters
- 14 basic consonants, 10 basic vowels, 5 double consonants and 11 compound vowels; the syllable chart combines every basic consonant with every basic vowel
- How it was made
- Prepared with the help of AI. Every letter, syllable and romanization was checked against the Unicode standard. Spotted a mistake? Write to contact@lsnotebooks.com.
- Squares
- about 14 mm with dashed centre guides, Name and Date line on each worksheet
- Paper sizes
- US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4
Tips
- Trace the grey letters slowly, then write the letter on your own in the empty squares.
- Write each letter from top to bottom and from left to right.
- Practice letters inside syllable blocks early: 가, 나, 다 are easier to remember than letters on their own.
- Say the sound out loud as you write, so the shape and the sound stick together.
