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Free Korean Alphabet & Hangul Tracing
A tracing game that teaches around 3,000 Hangul characters and over 1,000 English words with your fingertip. Start with the 24 consonants and vowels, move on to syllables and words, and tap any letter to hear how it sounds. No login, no install, free from the first stroke.
100% Free0 Ads0 InstallNo Sign-up1,000 English Words2,800 Korean WordsUpper & Lowercase WritingWord Listening
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What the hand remembers does not fade — today's stroke becomes tomorrow's reading.
Why you'll love it
- Around 3,000 Hangul items in order24 consonants and vowels, then syllables, then words
- 26 English letters and over 1,000 words to trace and hear
- Stroke-order tracing, so the shape of each letter settles into the hand
- Tap to hear the soundwriting and listening reinforce each other
- A clear path from consonants and vowels to syllables and full words
- Simple enough for a child who cannot hold a pencil yetone fingertip is enough
- Built so a learner new to Hangul can follow the stroke order from zero
- Completely free, no login and no installtap and begin
About this game
Free Korean Alphabet & Hangul Tracing is a writing game you can play for free with no login and no install. If you have ever wondered where Hangul is supposed to begin, this game answers that: it begins with 24 consonants and vowels.
You trace each one with a fingertip, hear how the shapes turn into sound, and only then move on to whole words. Every stroke leaves the shape in the hand, and every tap leaves the sound in the ear.
That is how roughly 3,000 Hangul characters and more than 1,000 English letters and words are built up, one at a time.
How it grows on you
Trace a few letters a day and there comes a moment when read it to me turns into let me read it. What the hand has learned tends to stay.
A thought to carry
They say a letter seen a hundred times is forgotten sooner than one written once. Which letter will you leave in your hand today?
Everything is crooked at the start. What is the one thing you would begin, one stroke at a time, even if you are clumsy at it?
FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes, it is completely free with no login and no install. Tap and start right now.
What age is it for?
A child who cannot hold a pencil yet can still trace with a fingertip. It suits learners from the very first Hangul letters through the early primary years.
Can someone who does not speak Korean use it?
Every consonant and vowel is shown in stroke order and spoken aloud, so a learner meeting Hangul for the first time can follow along step by step.
Can you learn English here too?
Yes. The 26 English letters and over 1,000 words are included, so Hangul and English sit side by side in one place.
How much content is there?
About 3,000 Hangul items from consonants and vowels through to words, plus more than 1,000 English words.
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