
Start at zero, and start properly.
The Hangul Practice Notebook comes first. All 40 characters, stroke by stroke, in 원고지 squares redrawn for a beginner — trace it, trace it faintly, then write it alone. Then syllable building, then 받침, the part where most learners quietly stall.
Once your hand knows the alphabet, the 6-Month Korean System picks you up on Week 1 and takes you through 24 real-life scenes, 600 words and 24 patterns, with audio you can shadow.
Alphabet, then language. Nothing skipped in between.
You get:
Hangul Practice Notebook — 40 characters, stroke order in plain English, combination pages, a full batchim section with listen-and-compare pairs
The 6-Month Korean System — 24 weeks, 600 words, 24 patterns, native audio at two speeds, answer key and index
Both in PDF, yours to keep and reprint
This is for you if:
You're starting Korean from nothing
You can recognize Hangul but couldn't write it from memory
You want to stop reading romanization by Month 3