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Korean Alphabet Explained: How Hangul Works and Why It’s Easy

The Korean alphabet, Hangul, consists of just 24 letters arranged into syllable blocks — making it one of the most logical and learnable scripts in the world. Designed in the 1440s by King Sejong for everyday people, Hangul can be mastered in a matter of days. This guide breaks down every letter, syllable-building rule, and the fascinating history behind the script.