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Korean Notebook - 한국어 연습 공책: Korean Alphabet (Hangul) Writing Practice Notebook
"Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice."
-Anton Chekhov
★ When I started studying Korean, I was a bit overwhelmed by having to learn a new writing system, the characters made sense individually, but when I had to read or write a full word, I always made mistakes. At some point, I started to practice writing in Korean every day, and that alone helped me more than I could ever anticipate, all of a sudden I realized that I could easily read anything, and I could even write in Korean as fast as I do in English! ★ To help you reach the next level in your Korean learning journey, I prepared this Korean practice notebook, complete with everything you might need to make the process of learning easier. Why should you prefer this notebook as opposed to writing on plain paper?
Well, the answer is simple, to learn how to write properly, you need to make sure that your characters are all roughly the same size, this is hard to do on plain paper or even on western notebooks, as the grids are either way too big or way too small. Why should you prefer this Korean writing notebook to other Korean writing notebooks?
Simply put, this is the only notebook to also contain a hangul reading guide, a stroke order guide, and the rules for properly writing on wongoji paper, that way you can quickly check the reading or stroke order of a certain letter when you are unsure, and you can keep your handwriting ordered and consistent, besides, the grid is big enough to comfortably write the characters, but it's not so big that you can't fit more than a few phrases per page, thanks to this formatting, you can even use this notebook to write down a long story! ★Important to note is also the color and thickness of the grid lines, the lines are printed in a soft grey color, this is done so that you can see the bounds of each square, without distracting you while you study. ⚠ Here is the list of all the features of this notebook.
-Anton Chekhov
★ When I started studying Korean, I was a bit overwhelmed by having to learn a new writing system, the characters made sense individually, but when I had to read or write a full word, I always made mistakes. At some point, I started to practice writing in Korean every day, and that alone helped me more than I could ever anticipate, all of a sudden I realized that I could easily read anything, and I could even write in Korean as fast as I do in English! ★ To help you reach the next level in your Korean learning journey, I prepared this Korean practice notebook, complete with everything you might need to make the process of learning easier. Why should you prefer this notebook as opposed to writing on plain paper?
Well, the answer is simple, to learn how to write properly, you need to make sure that your characters are all roughly the same size, this is hard to do on plain paper or even on western notebooks, as the grids are either way too big or way too small. Why should you prefer this Korean writing notebook to other Korean writing notebooks?
Simply put, this is the only notebook to also contain a hangul reading guide, a stroke order guide, and the rules for properly writing on wongoji paper, that way you can quickly check the reading or stroke order of a certain letter when you are unsure, and you can keep your handwriting ordered and consistent, besides, the grid is big enough to comfortably write the characters, but it's not so big that you can't fit more than a few phrases per page, thanks to this formatting, you can even use this notebook to write down a long story! ★Important to note is also the color and thickness of the grid lines, the lines are printed in a soft grey color, this is done so that you can see the bounds of each square, without distracting you while you study. ⚠ Here is the list of all the features of this notebook.
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Published May 14, 2021
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