Learn Hangul 1 (Audio)

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Learn Hangul 1: Meet Luca and Hani — The Beginning of the Hangul Adventure

Intro

In a small village, two curious friends, Luca and Hani, discover an ancient book glowing with mysterious light. As they open the book, the letters of Hangul begin to float around them. This is where their adventure begins!

Luca: “Wow! What are these magical shapes?”

Hani: “I think they’re letters! Let’s learn what they mean!”

1.1 The First Sounds: ㄱ (g/k), ㄴ (n), ㄷ (d/t), ㄹ (r/l)

  • Practice saying each sound aloud (pronunciation: g/k, n, d/t, r/l)
  • Write each letter with your finger in the air

 

한글 자음과 영문 발음기호

ㄱ (giyeok)

ㄴ (nieun)

ㄷ (digeut)

ㄹ (rieul)

ㅁ (mieum)

ㅂ (bieup)

ㅅ (siot)

ㅇ (ieung)

ㅈ (jieut)

ㅊ (chieut)

ㅋ (kieuk)

ㅌ (tieut)

ㅍ (pieup)

ㅎ (hieut)

 

쌍자음

(Double Consonants)

ㄲ (ssang-giyeok)

ㄸ (ssang-digeut)

ㅃ (ssang-bieup)

ㅆ (ssang-siot)

ㅉ (ssang-jieut)

 

Examples:

  • “ㄱ (g/k) is for 가방 [ga-bang] (bag)!”
  • “ㄴ (n) is for 나비 [na-bi] (butterfly)!”
  • “ㄷ (d/t) is for 다리 [da-ri] (bridge)!”
  • “ㄹ (r/l) is for 라면 [ra-myeon] (ramen)!”


1.2 Vowels That Sing: ㅏ (a), ㅓ (eo), ㅗ (o), ㅜ (u)

  • Listen carefully to each vowel sound


한글 모음과 영문 발음기호

ㅏ (a)

ㅑ (ya)

ㅓ (eo)

ㅕ (yeo)

ㅗ (o)

ㅛ (yo)

ㅜ (u)

ㅠ (yu)

ㅡ (eu)

ㅣ (i)

 

이중 모음 (Diphthongs)

ㅐ (ae)

ㅒ (yae)

ㅔ (e)

ㅖ (ye)

ㅘ (wa)

ㅙ (wae)

ㅚ (oe)

ㅝ (wo)

ㅞ (we)

ㅟ (wi)

ㅢ (ui)

 

Examples:

  • “가 (ga) like 가방 [ga-bang](bag) !”
  • “고 (go) like 고래 [go-rae](whale)!”
  • “누 (nu) like 누구 [nu-gu](who)!”


1.3 Finding Letters Around You

  • Look around and find objects that start with letters you learned

Examples:

  • “ㄱ (g/k): 고양이 [go-yang-i] (cat)”
  • “ㄴ (n): 나무 [na-mu] (tree)”
  • “ㄷ (d/t): 도서관 [do-seo-gwan] (library)”
  • “ㄹ (r/l): 로봇 [ro-bot] (robot)”


1.4 Magic Spell Practice

  • Form simple words using the letters

Examples:

  • “가 + 나 = 가나 [ga-na]!”
  • “다 + 라 = 다라 [da-ra]!”

1.5 The Adventure Promise

  • Luca and Hani make a promise to keep learning Hangul with excitement
  • Write your name in Hangul for the first time and show your family

Examples:

  • “My name is Emma. In Hangul: 엠마 [em-ma]!”
  • “My name is Jack. In Hangul: 잭 [jaek]!”

✨ Join Luca and Hani as they set off on their Hangul journey — and become part of the magic too! ✨

 

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