Familiar Words 1
Young readers learn familiar Korean words related to fruit, nature, food, vehicles, land animals, family, and the body.
Language Learning
Talk Talk Hangul
An early Hangul phonics program that helps children understand the sound principles of the Korean alphabet and progress from vowels and consonants to words and sentences. Stories, songs, workbooks, stickers, and cards support repeated practice.
Ages 5-7
10 books
2 sample previews
Step 3
Book List
Review the books in this series and open available sample previews.
Familiar Words 2
Young readers learn familiar Korean words related to sea animals, personal belongings, bathroom items, clothing, vegetables, toys, colors, and other everyday themes.
Hangul Syllables: Ga to Sa
Young readers learn the sounds and shapes of Hangul syllables from ga to sa.
Hangul Syllables: A to Ha
Young readers learn the sounds and shapes of Hangul syllables from a to ha.
Hangul Story: Ga to Ha
Through an engaging story, children review Hangul syllables from ga to ha.
Consonant-Vowel Combinations 1
Young readers learn Korean vowel sounds such as a, ya, eo, yeo, o, and yo, and understand how consonants and vowels combine.
Consonant-Vowel Combinations 2
Young readers learn Korean vowel sounds such as u, yu, eu, i, ae, and e, and continue practicing consonant-vowel combinations.
Final Consonants 1
Young readers learn how final consonants work in Hangul and practice the final consonant letters ㅇ, ㄴ, ㄹ, and ㅁ, including the sounds ng, n, l, and m.
Final Consonants 2
Young readers learn the sounds and principles of final consonants and practice final Hangul letters including bieup, pieup, giyeok, ssanggiyeok, siot, ssangsiot, jieut, chieut, digeut, tieut, and hieut.
Making Sentences
Young readers learn to make simple Korean sentences using verbs, adjectives, particles, double-consonant words, and opposites.