Hangul Practice notebook

Most people learn Hangul in a weekend and still can't write it.

Reading a chart is not the same as making the shape. This notebook takes you letter by letter — all 40 of them — and has you write each one until your hand knows it without your eyes.

The squares are 원고지 grids, the ones Korean kids grow up writing in, redrawn so a beginner can actually follow them. Guide lines inside every square. A model letter to trace, then a faint one, then an empty square that's just you.

Then the part most books skip: putting the letters together, and 받침. Batchim is where foreigners stall, so it gets its own section — the seven final sounds, how each one is made with your mouth, real words to write, and pairs like 밤 · 반 · 방 to train your ear.

Inside:

• All 40 characters — 14 consonants, 5 double consonants, 10 vowels, 11 compound vowels

• Stroke order and stroke count for every letter, described in plain English

• Trace → trace lightly → write it yourself, on every page

• A full 가나다 sound table, plus combination pages for building real syllables

• A batchim section: the seven endings, practice words, and listen-and-compare pairs

• Free 원고지 grids at the back for when you want more

• A QR on every page — scan and hear the sound

This is for you if:

• You can recognize Hangul but can't write it from memory

• You've been leaning on romanization and want to stop

• You're starting The 6-Month Korean System and want your hand ready before Week 1

Companion to The 6-Month Korean System. Works perfectly well on its own.