Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! Welcome to KoreanClass101.com’s Hana Hana Hangul series. In this video series of twenty lessons, you will learn the Korean alphabet, known as Hangul. We will teach you Hangul using simple steps, showing you the correct stroke order, helpful tricks for memorization, and proper usage in common Korean words. If you want to get started reading and writing Korean, this is THE place to start. You’ll learn Korean in mere minutes with these audio and video lessons, so join us for Hana Hana Hangul from KoreanClass101.com!
In this lesson, we’ll teach you more about the Hangul final consonant, bat-chim, and we’ll teach you a few words you can write with these characters. Are you ready to learn more Korean characters and words? Visit us at KoreanClass101.com, where you will find Korean lesson notes and many more fantastic lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!
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20 Responses to “Hana Hana Hangul #12 - Hangul Bat-chim 2”
at 6:30 pm
at 10:22 am
Hello teacher,
This is my first time watching this series of lessons, and it’s great! To pronounce correctly is always one of my goals in learning Korean. And I love Teacher Amy’s voice. It’s beautiful!
I am moving on practicing my pronunciation then. 좋은 하루 되세요~
at 4:32 am
안녕하세요!(hello)
I love this series! I feel like I am improving so much faster after having started it! I love Korean music, and because of these lessons, I have been able to start recognizing some of the words in the songs which is amazing for me.
I’m eagerly awaiting the next lesson!
at 12:52 pm
Hi Jenny and Amanda,
I agree with Jenny, teacher Amy is so cute!
It’s great to know that you’re having fun and improving your Korean pronunciation!
Please keep tuned that every week we have new lessons for you! And if you have any questions, feel free to ask us.
Cheers,
Paloma/KoreanClass101.com
at 3:55 am
맛 is not translated on page 3 of the notes.
at 3:58 am
낮은곳 is translated as “low pace” in the vocabulary section and as “low place” in the notes. so which one is it?
at 1:43 pm
Hi Collin,
it’s the low place Collin! Sorry for the typo we will try to fix right away!
Thank you
Madison
Koreanclass101.com
at 5:11 am
I had to watch it 4 times in a row to get the hang on it~
hmm might still be little confuse lol
at 11:58 am
Hello Shosuke,
Practice makes perfect
So do practice till you get it right.
And if you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.
Cheers,
Neha/KoreanClass101.com
at 4:38 pm
yes practice makes perfect
but like the others i have an improvement
:cool
just think of it your going back at the first grade JOKE that’s what i feel
but still confuse
it’s really hard for me to rean and write hangul so need MORE PRACTICE
at 4:51 pm
:???: ahhh why i need to take a look at my notes
i dont memorize the vowels and consonants
but i have to
so confuse
HELP! SOME ADVISE PLS!
at 12:33 pm
Hi utau,
This is Madison from Koreanclass101.com.
Don’t get panicked!! haha
It is fine. It is very natural that everybody goes through.
When there is something new, some people pick up quick and some take longer.
You could review every chance you could and take your time.
You will make it!
I think writing it down and make a noce would always help
Thank you
Madison
Koreanclass101.com
at 6:35 am
Hello, I’m a total newbie here. I really love the Hana Hana Hangul series so far. Even when it gets challenging it’s still fun to learn. Amy is really great and thorough. I have so many korean stores in my neighbourhood and love shopping there but now that I am starting to read Hangul it is getting even more fun to read the labels on the food I’ve come to love soooo much.
So glad I found you guys!
P.S. Can anyone koreanize my first name? Don’t know how to do it and I’d love it!
at 7:33 am
Hi Hilda Callmelucky,
Great to know you here KoreanClass101.com.
We’d like to help you whenever you have questions of Korean.
Hope to see you often.
By the way, your name in Korean would be “히다” or “힐다 if your name is prounced “H-I-L-D-A”.
Thanks
Anne,
Team KoreanClass101.com
at 9:12 am
Awesome, I had already tried to write my name in Hangul and I see I was right after all. Thankyou Anne!
at 8:02 am
Hi Hilda,
Glad we were able to give you what you have questioned!:D
Please ask us anytime you have any questions!
Have a great day
Thank you
Madison
Team Koreanclass101.com
at 2:25 pm
I’m confused about a phrase that has 놓다 in it. The bat-chim doesn’t sound like ㄷ in the recording of 놓았어요. It was in the sample sentences for the phrase
놓다 in the lesson 12 flashcards.
at 8:55 am
Hello Christina,
That is a great observation and no it does not have H sound in it though the batchim is ㅎ!
It is one of the rules that Korean has as the consonants are placed as batchim, the sound changes by what comes before and after.
That is why in this case as the later one is ㄷ sound, it rather sounds like 놋타 instead of 놓다 literally.
You could definitely check out batchim rules when you put Korean rules on search bar and we would recommend you to go over that video as it would give you good insight!:)
Thank you
Madison
Team Koreanclass101.com
at 7:16 pm
Hello!
Please check the flashcards kitchen and outside and leg is not so well to understand and fix the flashcard staition. Please!
Thank you!
I love this side!
at 8:48 pm
Hello!
The Flashcard field/fram/garden… has no sound and the Flashcard staion is also not ok.
It would be nice if you could fix it.
Thank you!
I really love this side, even i need to learn korean in 3 languages…
Because i am german so to learn korean i need to lern it with english and translate it all in german… Not so easy sometimes….