Learn Hangul Workbook 1

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Learn Hangul Workbook 1: Meet the Characters — Luca, Hani, and Omi

1.1 Vocabulary Practice

Write each word three times and practice reading:

  • 루카 (Luca) [Roo-kah]
  • 하니 (Hani) [Hah-nee]
  • 오미 (Omi) [Oh-mee]

Trace the words:

  • __________ 루카 __________ 루카 __________ 루카
  • __________ 하니 __________ 하니 __________ 하니
  • __________ 오미 __________ 오미 __________ 오미

1.2 Matching Exercise

Match the names with the characters:

  1. ___ Luca ᆞ              ᆞ a. The magical owl
  2. ___ Hani ᆞ              ᆞ b. The brave boy
  3. ___ Omi ᆞ               ᆞ c. The curious girl

1.3 Sentence Practice

Write and read these sentences:

  • 제 이름은 루카예요. [Jae ee-reum-oon Roo-kah-yeh-yo] — My name is Luca.
  • 제 이름은 하니예요. [Jae ee-reum-oon Hah-nee-yeh-yo] — My name is Hani.
  • 저는 오미예요. [Juh-neun Oh-mee-yeh-yo] — I am Omi.

Write your own sentence:

  • 제 이름은 ___________예요. (My name is __________.)

1.4 Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the correct words:

  1. 제 이름은 _________예요. (My name is ___________.)
  2. __________는 친구예요. ( __________ is a friend.)
  3. __________는 마법 부엉이예요. (  __________ is a magical owl.)

1.5 Story Comprehension

Answer the questions:

  1. Who is the magical owl? _______________________
  2. Who is the curious girl? _______________________
  3. Who is the brave boy? _______________________

1.6 Creative Writing

Write a short story (3 sentences) about meeting Luca, Hani, and Omi:



✨ Amazing work! You’ve completed the extended and enriched Chapter 1 workbook! ✨

 

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