Korean Jamo Reference – Chart & Pronunciation

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Learn Hangul jamo with pronunciation and stroke guidance, then print sheets for handwriting practice.

Full character list

Consonants

  • g/k
  • n
  • d/t
  • r/l
  • m
  • b/p
  • s
  • -/ng
  • j
  • ch
  • k
  • t
  • p
  • h

Vowels

  • a
  • ya
  • eo
  • yeo
  • o
  • yo
  • u
  • yu
  • eu
  • i

Double consonants (쌍자음)

  • kk
  • tt
  • pp
  • ss
  • jj

Compound vowels (복합모음)

  • ae
  • yae
  • e
  • ye
  • wa
  • wae
  • oe
  • wo
  • we
  • wi
  • ui

Character details

Click a character to see writing tip and pronunciation.

Handwriting Practice Sheet

Column 1 = model character → Columns 2–5 = trace the faint character → Columns 6–10 = write in the blank cells.

Hangul Chart Guide

If you also study Japanese pronunciation mapping, try Hangul to Hiragana and Hangul to Katakana.

1. How can I explore Korean Hangul letters and jamo order on this page?

  1. View all 40 jamo (consonants, vowels, double consonants, compound vowels). Click or tap a character to load its details in the right panel.
  2. Use the Play button to hear the character pronounced. Use Replay to watch the stroke animation again.
  3. Choose a practice set (all, consonants, vowels, double, compound) and generate/print the handwriting practice sheet.

2. How does this Hangul study view present syllables and tips in the browser?

The chart lists all jamo in standard order. Pronunciation uses your browser's speech synthesis (ko-KR). No data is sent to external servers.

Each character shows stroke order animation (template fallback) and a writing tip. Study one group at a time.

3. What is Hangul, and how does this reference help first-time Korean learners?

Free reference tool for Korean hangul jamo: letters, romanization, and writing tips in one place. For beginners and quick lookup.

4. Why use a web Hangul chart for pronunciation and syllable-building practice?

  • All-in-one: jamo, romanization, and writing tips.
  • No account required.
  • Offline-ready after first load.

5. When is Hangul literacy the first step before vocabulary and conversation?

  • Learning Korean: Learn letter formation and correct pronunciation.
  • Quick reference: Find a letter by group, confirm romanization.
  • Handwriting practice: Generate and print practice sheets.