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Ikzelf: /* Flashcards */

2023-07-09T06:18:10Z

Flashcards

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	==Flashcards==		==Flashcards==
	~~Flash cards to help reinforce your~~ learning ~~of Hangeul~~:		Apps like [https://quizlet.com/ Quizlet] and [https://apps.ankiweb.net/ Anki] have digital flashcards made by other learners. You can also use mobile apps like [https://languagedrops.com/ Drops] and [https://www.memrise.com/ Memrise] for learning with flashcards. If you like using paper flashcards, you can buy them from [https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Hangul+flashcards Amazon] or [https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Hangul+flashcards eBay].
	*[~~http~~://www.~~mediafire~~.com/?~~jf62p8umru4tn0p Download here~~]

	==Quizzes==		==Quizzes==

SebastianHelm: /* What's the point in learning Hangeul when I can just use Romanization? */ not unique, but the point here is that they don't occur in many languages

2019-11-08T15:14:03Z

What's the point in learning Hangeul when I can just use Romanization?: not unique, but the point here is that they don't occur in many languages

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	===What's the point in learning Hangeul when I can just use Romanization?===		===What's the point in learning Hangeul when I can just use Romanization?===
	Simple answer: Romanization is not accurate for Hangeul. Not only is the Romanization system for Korean not very accurate in the first place, but Korean has ~~unique~~ sounds that do not ~~correspond to sounds~~ in English. In order to read Korean and pronounce Korean words accurately, you must first learn to read the Korean script itself. Would it make sense to learn English using the Korean script? Of course not, so in the same sense, English cannot represent Korean sounds accurately.		Simple answer: Romanization is not accurate for Hangeul. Not only is the Romanization system for Korean not very accurate in the first place, but Korean has sounds that do not occur in English or most other languages that use the Latin script. In order to read Korean and pronounce Korean words accurately, you must first learn to read the Korean script itself. Would it make sense to learn English using the Korean script? Of course not, so in the same sense, English cannot represent Korean sounds accurately.

	To see the problems of Romanization in more detail, see:		To see the problems of Romanization in more detail, see:

SebastianHelm: /* Beginner */ improved wording about illiteracy; added pronunciation of hangeul to make this approachable for beginners

2019-11-08T15:09:05Z

Beginner: improved wording about illiteracy; added pronunciation of hangeul to make this approachable for beginners

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	==Beginner==		==Beginner==
	This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 is the Korean language. So, if you can speak Korean but ~~not~~ know what 한글 means, ~~means that~~ you are illiterate~~, for example, when~~ you are an overseas Korean. Click on a button below to get started learning 한글, the written Korean language.		This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 (pronounced: hangeul) refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 (hangeugeo) is the Korean language. So, if you can speak Korean but don't know what 한글 means, you are illiterate with respect to Hangul. (This may be because you are an overseas Korean.) Click on a button below to get started learning 한글, the written Korean language.
	:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.		:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.
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KoreanGuy at 20:51, 21 August 2016

2016-08-21T20:51:47Z

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	==Games==		==Games==
	Learn Hangul by playing a game: http://dandani.eu/		*Learn Hangul by playing a game: [http://dandani.eu/ Learn Hangul Game]

	==FAQ==		==FAQ==

KoreanGuy at 20:48, 21 August 2016

2016-08-21T20:48:56Z

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	==Quizzes==		==Quizzes==
	*Quiz for Hangeul sections 1-3: [[Hangeul quiz1\|Hangeul quiz 1]]		*Quiz for Hangeul sections 1-3: [[Hangeul quiz1\|Hangeul quiz 1]]

			==Games==
			Learn Hangul by playing a game: http://dandani.eu/

	==FAQ==		==FAQ==

Jefferson6134: /* Next Step */

2014-09-01T01:42:25Z

Next Step

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	===Next Step===		===Next Step===
	Start practicing ~~grammer~~, vocabulary and sentence structure through repetition and community support [http://www.koreanwikiproject.com/wiki/index.php?title=Learn_hangeul:Language_Practice here].		Start practicing grammar, vocabulary and sentence structure through repetition and community support [http://www.koreanwikiproject.com/wiki/index.php?title=Learn_hangeul:Language_Practice here].

	==See also==		==See also==

Kimbofish: /* Beginner */

2012-04-30T08:50:54Z

Beginner

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	==Beginner==		==Beginner==
	This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 is the Korean language. So, you can speak Korean but not ~~konw~~ 한글 means that you are illiterate, for example, you are an overseas Korean. Click on a button below to get started learning 한글, the written Korean language.		This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 is the Korean language. So, if you can speak Korean but not know what 한글 means, means that you are illiterate, for example, when you are an overseas Korean. Click on a button below to get started learning 한글, the written Korean language.
	:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.		:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.
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Joesp: /* Intermediate */

2012-04-21T14:08:12Z

Intermediate

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	*Link to each character page which will be described thoroughly.		*Link to each character page which will be described thoroughly.
	*[[Consonant_assimilation\|Consonant Assimilation]] (a.k.a. "reading and pronunciation", "the relationship between written and spoken Korean")		*[[Consonant_assimilation\|Consonant Assimilation]] (a.k.a. "reading and pronunciation", "the relationship between written and spoken Korean")
			*[[Word_spacing\|Word spacing]]

	==Advanced==		==Advanced==

Joesp: /* Intermediate */

2012-04-21T13:49:43Z

Intermediate

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	==Intermediate==		==Intermediate==
	*Link to each character page which will be described thoroughly.		*Link to each character page which will be described thoroughly.
	*[[Consonant_assimilation\|Consonant Assimilation]]		*[[Consonant_assimilation\|Consonant Assimilation]] (a.k.a. "reading and pronunciation", "the relationship between written and spoken Korean")

	==Advanced==		==Advanced==

Joesp: /* Beginner */

2012-04-21T13:38:31Z

Beginner

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	==Beginner==		==Beginner==
	This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 is the Korean language. So, you can speak Korean but not konw 한글 means that you are illiterate, for example, you are an overseas Korean. Click on a button below to get started.		This section is for people who are learning the Korean alphabet for the first time. Please remember that 한글 refers to the Korean alphabet. Korean itself, that is, 한국어 is the Korean language. So, you can speak Korean but not konw 한글 means that you are illiterate, for example, you are an overseas Korean. Click on a button below to get started learning 한글, the written Korean language.
	:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.		:Note: We recommend that you '''do not skip step 1''' as it contains some important basic information.
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