Fun to learn Korean Hangeul Chart
Fun to learn Korean Hangeul Chart
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Printed in the USA
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You can learn to read Korean alphbets instantly with easy reading chart poster! The Perfect Korean Learning Tool for Korean Schools & Homes!
24 x 16 inches (60 x 40 cm), Matte finish coating (Anti-glare)
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Fun to Learn Korean Alphabet Chart
Teach yourself how to read Korean in just a few minutes!
Designed and created by a Korean mom with a background in linguistics, this chart was originally made for her US-born children. It provides a simple and easy way to understand Korean writing and reading fundamentals for anyone who can read English.
Proven Educational Know-How: Built on the author's real experience teaching Korean to non-Korean speaking children, offering an effective and simplified learning method.
Accurate Pronunciation Guide: Alphabet symbols are grouped by consonants and vowels. Each symbol includes its name in Korean, Romanization (based on the latest standards by the National Institute of Korean Language), and IPA symbols to help you grasp the exact sounds.
Intuitive Reading Rules: Features a brief overview of the Hangeul writing system with illustrated examples. This allows you to instantly read Korean letter units by simply following the letter combinations on the chart.
Product Specifications
- Size: 24 x 16 inches (60 x 40 cm)
- Material: Heavyweight poster paper
- Finish: Matte finish coating (Anti-glare)
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