Korean Handwriting is Here! Learn Hangul with Writey!

Korean learners, this one’s for you guys! You guys asked and we delivered. We’ve added Korean Handwriting Lessons in writey.

Let’s be real! At some point, we’ve all tried to learn Korean. For some of us, it was probably after watching BTS interviews without subtitles, trying to sing along to Seventeen’s lyrics without completely butchering the words, or Googling “What does 블랙핑크 mean?” after getting into BLACKPINK.

We’ve memorized random phrases, repeated song lyrics, and maybe even recognized a few Hangul characters, but let’s be honest randomly learning stuff is not the way to go, actually writing in Korean is an entirely different thing.

Our latest update makes learning Hangul easier, and includes:

Basic consonants are the building blocks of Korean sounds, like ㅂ (b), ㄷ (d), and ㄱ (g).

Basic vowels help shape the pronunciation of words, like ㅏ (a), ㅗ (o), and ㅣ (i).

Think of these as the ABCs of Korean, each letter has a unique shape and sound, and once you know them, you can start forming simple words.

Combined vowels blend two vowel sounds into one, like ㅘ (wa), which combines ㅗ (o) and ㅏ (a).

Combined consonants appear in certain words, such as ㄲ (kk) or ㅆ (ss), which create stronger, more emphasized sounds.

Combined vowels blend two vowel sounds into one, like ㅘ (wa), which combines ㅗ (o) and ㅏ (a).

Combined consonants appear in certain words, such as ㄲ (kk) or ㅆ (ss), which create stronger, more emphasized sounds.

These combinations might seem tricky at first, but they follow simple patterns that make learning them easier. Once you get the hang of them, reading and writing Korean will feel much more natural.

With Writey’s Korean Handwriting update, you’ll learn to write each of these letters with step-by-step guidance, making Hangul more approachable than ever.

Update Writey today and start writing in Korean!