
Everything, in the order you'd actually use it.
First the alphabet, by hand. Then 24 weeks of real Korean — a scene, 25 words and a pattern each week, with native audio at two speeds. Then every one of those 600 words, written out ten times each, so the vocabulary sticks instead of scrolling past.
Three books, one path: learn the letters, live the scenes, keep the words.
You get:
Hangul Practice Notebook — every consonant and vowel, syllable building, and a full batchim section
The 6-Month Korean System — 24 weeks, 600 words, 24 patterns, audio by QR, answer key and 600-word index
The Writing Notebook — all 600 words, 10 repetitions each, matched week for week to the book
All three in PDF, yours to keep and reprint
This is for you if:
You're starting from the alphabet and want the whole road mapped
You've tried apps and want something you can hold and finish
You'd rather buy once than decide again in a month