Basic Korean script: Hangeul/Hangul

[Jay Anderson]

I will be updating this as I go along so be sure to check back, as changes will progressively be made.

To start off, I'll be posting links to videos on this site which you can watch, you can post comments on the same pages as the videos, or come back to this discussion to post, or both.

For now the list of videos is as follows:

https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/learn-to-read-korean-in-5-mi..., which I really recommend as this makes it very easy to remember the basic Hangeul script (for English speakers at least).

Next are two videos that complete a two part series; one video covering the consonants and the other covering the Korean vowels.  These two videos give some background into the etymology of the Korean characters and are pretty short too.

Part 1:  https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/fast-korean-alphabet-how-to-...

Part 2:  https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/fast-korean-alphabet-how-to-...

Next is a more in depth look at the characters from a presentation given by a native speaker (although I'm not sure what a "native" speaker is since most people are not born speaking any decipherable language, but for now I'll leave what I wrote and perhaps come back to that thought in a later post):

https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/1-the-korean-writing-system-1

Lastly a some more videos that may be on interest to people who are interested in Korea, Korean culture, and language, etc.:

https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/how-terris-learned-korean

https://redpilltraining.ning.com/video/korean-afros-perspectives-on...