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Chapter 1

The Korean Alphabet, Hangeul

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The Korean Alphabet

Study Objectives
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1. Learn the Hangeul vowels : , , , .
2. Learn the Hangeul diphthongs : , , , , , , , , , , .
3. Learn the Hangeul final consonant sounds.
4. Understand the Koreas symbols.

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Korean Culture

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Koreas Symbols
The official name for South Korea is the Republic of Korea. Taegeukgi, the Korean flag,
symbolizes two traits Koreans emphasize: peace and harmony. The national flower of South
Korea, the Rose of Sharon, represents the peoples unbreakable will and the national
anthem, the Aegukga, expresses hope for South Korea to always flourish and prosper.


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