Learning Korean - HANGEUL 1446

HANGEUL 1446 is a Korean learning app that begins with Hunminjeongeum, the original writing system created by King Sejong in 1446, and gradually progresses to modern Hangeul and practical Korean conversation.

This app is not just about memorizing Korean consonants and vowels.

Many Korean learning apps start with the modern alphabet only. HANGEUL 1446 begins by exploring why Hangeul was created, the design principles behind the letters, and the historical background of Hunminjeongeum.

You will learn how the original 28 letters were formed, how consonants and vowels were designed, and how those principles connect to modern Korean reading and pronunciation.

After building a solid understanding of Hangeul, the course gradually moves on to modern Korean words, sentence patterns, everyday expressions, and beginner-level Korean conversation.

HANGEUL 1446 is designed for learners who want to understand Korean more deeply—not only as a language, but also as a writing system with a rich history and scientific design.

Main Features

• Learn the story of King Sejong and Hunminjeongeum

• Understand why Hangeul was created

• Explore the original 28 letters

• Learn consonants and vowels step by step

• Understand pronunciation principles

• Compare historical Hangeul with modern Hangeul

• Practice reading Korean

• Learn useful Korean words and everyday expressions

• Study beginner-level Korean conversation

• Available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, and Korean

Recommended For

• Beginners learning Korean

• Learners interested in Hangeul

• K-pop and K-drama fans

• Students of Korean culture

• People interested in linguistics and writing systems

• Anyone who wants to learn Korean from its roots

Whether you are interested in Korean culture, travel, or language study, HANGEUL 1446 provides a solid foundation for learning Korean.

Perfect for beginners starting their Korean language journey.

Start from 1446 and follow the journey from Hunminjeongeum to modern Korean.