Of all the alphabets form words, and from words form sentences. Therefore to really understand what a Korean is really talking about,  grammar and sentence structure is very important.

To tell you all the truth I don't really care a crap about grammar and sentence structure, about what is subject, object, verb, adjective and etc and I still get at least A- in my English test ( I always told everyone I learn my English from television ^^)

Back to the topic, I'm not going to discuss about grammar now because I'm going to bring up the grammar stuff on future lesson (which is the way I learn), so now I'm going to talk about sentence structure. Now I'm assuming that all of you are doing fine in English and for English sentence structure we use the S-V-O rule.

To be a good Korean speaker is not only about learning from this blog or other sources but also practicing the language. If you at Korea now, that's great because you can try to talk and practice your Korean language with natives there.

I live in Malaysia, I'm a Chinese and nobody around me speak any Korean, therefore it will be pointless to practice my Korean to people around me as they don't understand a single Korean except "안녕하세요" = "An Nyeong Haseyo" and "사랑해요" = "Sarangheyo". So what should you do if you are in my condition??

There is many way you can learn new language nowadays. You can attend class, ask someone to teach you, go for Youtube, and many other website which dedicated in teaching new language.

Seeking for the cheapest way to learn Korean language, I save money from attending Korean learning class and buy any learning tools such as Video tutorial and dictionary. Why spend extra when we can get new knowledge for free right??

Continue from the last lesson where we already go through the Introduction of Korean alphabet, now we shall proceed to next  - to read the Korean words!!! Getting excited??

Generally Korean word is combine with this pattern:
1. Korean word always start with first consonant, follow by vowel, and follow with final consonant if more.
2. Always read Korean word from left to right, top to bottom.

This is the first step of learning Korean, that is to learn how to read Korean words. So in this post I'm going to introduce you all the basic in reading the Korean alphabet.

For your information I learn Korean from a TV show "Let's Speak Korean" which was broadcast at Korea, to teach the foreigner how to speak the native language there. I manage to have the copy of whole series - 270 episodes of the show and I'm really excited to start learning the language. After watching the first episode I was stun because the show show only Korean words with no romanization/spelling of the words. That's when I started to learn the Korean alphabet.

After spending a few day modify this blog template, I hope you guys will like the look of it, any comment of this template will be appreciated ^^