Learn to Read Korean in 60 Minutes: The Ultimate Crash Course to Learning Hangul Through Psychological Associations by

Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: 90 Day Korean
Published: 2015-12-11T16:00:00+00:00

We can now create the following sounds by just adding a second line:

So, once you memorize the first four, the second four are really easy. All you need to do is double up the line and remember to add a Y sound in front.

Commit these to memory.

So, there are only ten Korean vowels and we already know eight of them.

Luckily, we saved the easiest two for last. The last two vowels are just lines as well — one horizontal and the other vertical.

The hardest part is just remembering which one makes which sound.

Luckily we’ve got some visual associations for that!

We love nature, and these two vowels do too.

The first is the “tree vowel.” It is so-called (at least by us) because it’s tall and straight!

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