Mastering the 1-day vowel sounds
Learning consonants in 2 days
3 days, oh, hey
4 days, yeah
5 days, oh, yeah
6th day, Woo, Yoo
7 days, this
8th day Ah~i review
9th, me
10 days, la
11th Ma, Ba
Sat 12th, Ah
13th, tea
14th Ka, Ta
15th wave, ha
16th A~H review
17th Family, Toys
18th Clothes, goods, fruit
19th Vegetables, Food, Animals
20th Vehicle, Action, Name

Let's write it step by step in the following structure: 'Vowel, consonant → Ayaeoyeo → Ganada → Word'!
The order is to write vowels and consonants first, then 'a~i', 'ga~ha', and then write familiar words.
The writing space is large and organized according to the order of acquisition of Hangul, so even children who are not familiar with 'writing Hangul' can study steadily without any burden.

Have fun with memorable and quirky 'wordplay' while engaging in 'writing' activities!
'The cat meowed, meowed!' he said while eating vegetables.
'Really!' 'What are five squirrels doing with an iron?' You can learn more fun and more memorable with the help of silly word games that repeat the learned letters.
The amount of 'writing' that can be done in order is also generous, adding to the effect of repeated learning.

Learn Korean by writing familiar words!
Learn Korean by writing the names of your child's favorite objects, fruits, animals, vehicles, etc.
When children feel familiar with something and write down the names of things they like, their concentration and understanding increase, which improves learning effectiveness.
At the end, there is an activity where children write their name and their family members' names, which gives them a greater sense of accomplishment.

Systematic and consistent learning is possible with the 'Quick Korean' series!
'Fun and Fast (Quick) First Hangul' is the first step in the 'Fun and Fast (Quick) Hangul' series.
The 'Quick' series starts with 'First Hangul' and ends with reading and writing, enabling children to master Hangul completely before entering elementary school.