Korean Hangul: letters and sounds

Korean is written with Hangul, an alphabet of 24 basic letters that are stacked into syllable blocks. Eight units cover how the letters were designed, the ten basic vowels, the fourteen basic consonants, final consonants, the tense and aspirated consonants, the combined vowels, reading whole blocks, and the first sound changes. Each unit has recordings to copy and dictation.

1. 1How Hangul works
2. 2The ten basic vowels
3. 3The fourteen basic consonants
4. 4Final consonants (batchim)
5. 5Tense and aspirated consonants
6. 6Combined vowels
7. 7Reading syllable blocks
8. 8A first look at sound changes