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Level 0 :  Read Korean in 7 Days

Level 0 : Read Korean in 7 Days

$16$24

πŸ—‚ 7 video lessons (10 min each) β€” learn to read, one easy step a day
πŸ“„ 7 one-page PDF workbooks β€” trace, practice, doodle; print them, put them on your wall
πŸ’¬ A private group chat β€” with me and everyone learning alongside you

Ask questions. Post your first attempts at writing your name. Get corrections from an actual Korean. Cheer each other on.

Most courses hand you an alphabet chart and walk away. This one gives you the lessons, the materials, and a room full of people starting from exactly where you are.


You've been watching K-dramas. You've seen ν•œκΈ€[Hangul] on every poster, every menu, every idol's name β€” and it still looks like beautiful shapes you can't crack. You've stared at 떑볢이[Tteokbokki] on a sign and had no idea it said the snack you already love.

This is the course that turns those shapes into words.

Built for fans who are done looking at Korean without reading it. No rote memorization. No dull alphabet drills. Just the most logical writing system ever made β€” designed by King μ„Έμ’…[Sejong] in 1443 to be learned in a week β€” taught by rok, a Korean who'll have you reading by the weekend.

You'll learn to:

  • Read all of ν•œκΈ€[Hangul] β€” every vowel, every consonant, the combos and the tricky bottom letters

  • Read idol and group names like μ•„μ΄μœ [IU] and λ°©νƒ„μ†Œλ…„λ‹¨[BTS] the moment you see them

  • Read a Korean cafΓ© or restaurant menu β€” and know what you're ordering

  • Read drama titles, signs, and captions the way locals do

  • Write your own name in Korean

  • Sound out any Korean word you see β€” slowly, but correctly

  • Read a full Korean sentence out loud by the end of the week

Day 1: The Vowels
Day 2: The Consonants
Day 3: Building Blocks
Day 4: Batchim β€” the Bottom Letter
Day 5: Twins & Combo Letters
Day 6: Reading in the Wild
Day 7: Graduation

By Day 7, you won't just recognize Korean. You'll read it.

μž˜ν–ˆμ–΄μš”[Jalhaesseoyo] β€” let's begin.