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Hangul is a free Korean vocabulary list of 40 words, each with a meaning, part of speech and example sentences. Hangul is built into Tomaru, a free vocabulary app: once the list is added, Tomaru uses FSRS spaced repetition to bring every word back just before you would forget it. Free, no ads. This page shows a preview of the words and examples.

Example sentences 40Korean

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Hangul: word preview

A preview of Hangul on Tomaru. All 40 words are searchable here, each with part of speech, meaning and example sentences; the full list is learned in the app.

Showing 40 of 40 words

  • ㄱ

    g/kletter

    giyeok — g/k sound

    가수

  • ㄴ

    nletter

    nieun — n sound

    나무

  • ㄷ

    d/tletter

    digeut — d/t sound

    다리

  • ㄹ

    r/lletter

    rieul — r/l sound

    라디오

  • ㅁ

    mletter

    mieum — m sound

    엄마

  • ㅂ

    b/pletter

    bieup — b/p sound

    바다

  • ㅅ

    sletter

    siot — s sound

    사과

  • ㅇ

    (silent)/ngletter

    ieung — silent/ng sound

    아이

  • ㅈ

    jletter

    jieut — j sound

    자전거

  • ㅊ

    chletter

    chieut — aspirated ch sound

    차

  • ㅋ

    kletter

    kieuk — aspirated k sound

    코

  • ㅌ

    tletter

    tieut — aspirated t sound

    토마토

  • ㅍ

    pletter

    pieup — aspirated p sound

    포도

  • ㅎ

    hletter

    hieut — h sound

    하늘

  • ㅏ

    aletter

    a — ah sound

    아기

  • ㅑ

    yaletter

    ya — yah sound

    야구

  • ㅓ

    eoletter

    eo — uh sound

    어머니

  • ㅕ

    yeoletter

    yeo — yuh sound

    여자

  • ㅗ

    oletter

    o — oh sound

    오이

  • ㅛ

    yoletter

    yo — yoh sound

    요리

  • ㅜ

    uletter

    u — oo sound

    우유

  • ㅠ

    yuletter

    yu — yoo sound

    유리

  • ㅡ

    euletter

    eu — spread-lip oo sound

    음악

  • ㅣ

    iletter

    i — ee sound

    이

  • ㄲ

    kkletter

    ssanggiyeok — tense kk sound

    까치

  • ㄸ

    ttletter

    ssangdigeut — tense tt sound

    딸기

  • ㅃ

    ppletter

    ssangbieup — tense pp sound

    빵

  • ㅆ

    ssletter

    ssangsiot — tense ss sound

    쌀

  • ㅉ

    jjletter

    ssangjieut — tense jj sound

    짜장면

  • ㅐ

    aeletter

    ae — eh sound (as in bed)

    개

  • ㅒ

    yaeletter

    yae — yeh sound

    얘기

  • ㅔ

    eletter

    e — eh sound (as in bed)

    네

  • ㅖ

    yeletter

    ye — yeh sound

    예절

  • ㅘ

    waletter

    wa — wah sound

    과일

  • ㅙ

    waeletter

    wae — weh sound

    돼지

  • ㅚ

    oeletter

    oe — weh sound

    회사

  • ㅝ

    woletter

    wo — wuh sound

    뭐

  • ㅞ

    weletter

    we — weh sound

    웨이터

  • ㅟ

    wiletter

    wi — wee sound

    귀

  • ㅢ

    uiletter

    ui — eu + i sound

    의사

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How do you memorize Hangul without forgetting it?

Tomaru is the vocabulary app that schedules reviews with spaced repetition. Add this list and you get these three things.

  1. Tomaru decides what you study today

    Open the app and today's new words and due reviews are already there, with a time estimate. No planning on your side.

  2. Weak words come back more often

    Recall first, then check. Words you miss return sooner, words you know move further out, so the time goes on what you have not learned yet.

  3. You never reread the whole list

    Spaced repetition puts each review just before you would forget, so what you have covered leaves only a few due words a day.

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What's in Hangul?

  • Recognize and name all 40 Hangul letters
  • Hear the difference between plain, aspirated and tense consonants
  • Know how consonants sound at the end of a syllable
  • Read simple example words
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What do the example sentences in Hangul look like?

  • ㄱ

    가수

    singer

  • ㄴ

    나무

    tree

  • ㄷ

    다리

    leg; bridge

  • ㄹ

    라디오

    radio

  • ㅁ

    엄마

    mom

  • ㅂ

    바다

    sea

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FAQ

Is Hangul free?

Hangul is a free Tomaru word list. You can view the content and start learning directly.

How many words are in Hangul?

This deck currently includes 40 vocabulary cards with meanings, parts of speech, and examples on the page.

Who is Hangul for?

English speakers starting Korean from zero.

Can I review Hangul with spaced repetition?

Yes. You can add Hangul to Tomaru and review it with FSRS spaced repetition.

Is there an app to study Hangul directly?

Yes. Tomaru is a free, ad-free vocabulary app that carries the complete Hangul — all 40 words, each with a meaning, part of speech and example sentences. Once Hangul is added to Tomaru, FSRS spaced repetition brings every word back just before you would forget it, so there is no schedule to plan yourself.

Is there a PDF of Hangul?

There is no PDF or list download. This page shows a searchable preview; add the list in the Tomaru app and all 40 words go into your daily reviews.

How long does Hangul take?

It depends on your daily load. At 20 new words a day, 40 words take about 2 days for a first pass, after which only due reviews remain. Tomaru decides which words come back each day.

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