FREE Korean PDF Lessons: Hangul, Vocab & More

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Looking for Learning Korean PDF Lessons?

Here you will find a growing collection of free lessons on vocabulary words, grammar, hangul, adjectives, and more. Just click on the links to download the PDFs for free or right click & save as to save to your computer.

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1) How to Learn Korean: A Guide for Beginners ONLY.

This is a BEGINNER’S guide to learning Korean.

More so, advice, best practices, how NOT to fail and everything you will understand WHEN you’re fluent… and wish you knew earlier. Best if reviewed as much as possible. These rules need to be drilled into your head.

2) Korean PDF Lesson Cheat Sheets.

This is a great collection of Korean PDF Lessons and cheats.

There are over 25 PDFs inside!

They cover various topics such as romance, talking to family, business Korean and much more.

3) Learn Korean Hangul (Alphabet) in 1 Hour PDF.

This is a guide on how you can learn Hangul in 1 hour.

Follow step by step and you well master all of the consonants and vowels. This does not include combinations. Perfect for beginners that want to get started.

4) How to Write the Korean Alphabet (Hangul) Workbook

In the above lesson, you learned how to learn Hangul in 1 hour.

But if you want something to practice with, then this is where this Korean PDF workbook comes in — made by KoreanClass101. You get to learn… and how to write the Hangul. Plus, there are plenty of quiz questions at the end to test you on your Hangul.

5) Learn Korean Questions PDF.

What are the basic questions you need to know for Korean conversations?

You’ll learn them here with the English translation and the romanized versions. Read along, print out. Great for beginners.

6) Learn with K-POP Korean PDFs

If you’re here and wanting to learn Korean…

…there’s a 98.9% chance that you’re into K-POP. And if you’re not, you’re one of the few rare people out there.

Anyway, this collection of Korean PDF Lessons is for K-Pop lovers who want to learn more about their stars. It’s less so learning Korean, and more so learning culture – modern pop culture.

7) Top 50 Korean Phrases PDF.

This lesson has the basic phrases (and some REALLY interesting ones) that you’d want to know.

All the basics from introducing yourself to crazy ones. Read along, print out and learn more Korean. This includes the Korean, English Translations & the Romanized version – easy to understand.

8) Top 100 Korean Words PDF:

This lesson is GOLD for Beginner learners.

People pay money for books with this. It’s also a WASTE of time for anyone not TRYING to learn Korean. As mentioned up top, study a few words a day and you will quickly master them all.

9) 10 Korean Conversations for Beginners

Want to learn some conversations?

This Korean PDF Lesson gives you 10 beginner level conversations that you can master. English translations are included.

10. Phrases Part 2

If you want to learn even more basic Korean phrases…

This new Korean PDF lesson covers 137+ most common phrases for beginners to know. If you want the audio, feel free to click on that link right above to hear all the phrases.

How to Learn with PDFs

There are a bunch of ways you can learn Korean with PDF lessons.

1. Download the PDFs to your device and review the Korean words, phrases and grammar rules as much as you want. The files are yours.

2. Print out the PDFs. And I think this is the best way to learn with these resources.

Once you print them, you can keep the physical study sheets instead of having them “somewhere” on your phone or computer. If they’re sitting on your desk, you can easily grab a sheet and review.

3. Write on them. This is also why I like printing the PDFs. And by writing, you get to practice Korean instead of just reading it out in your head. This will help the Korean stick better.

Back to you!

I hope you enjoy these and we’ll have more learning Korean PDF lessons coming soon!

Learning tip: I suggest that you print these out, and keep them nearby so you can glance. And glance often. Remember, language learning is all about repeated exposure and practice. The more you repeat, the better you get.

You can also treat them like Korean workbooks, and write in them.

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