Track 1 · Hangul
Lesson 6 · Compound Vowels
Track 1 · Lesson 6

Compound Vowels

Read common vowel combinations

Goal
✨ One step at a time

ㅐ ㅔ ㅘ ㅝ ㅚ ㅟ ㅢ

Some vowels are built by combining familiar shapes. Learn the high-value ones through real Korean words.

How to use this lesson: see → hear → notice → read → say → use → master.
New sound · 1 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅏ + ㅣ shape family
👄 Sound clue: A common vowel. Today, focus on recognition more than perfect contrast.
New sound · 2 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅓ + ㅣ shape family
👄 Sound clue: Often sounds close to ㅐ in modern speech.
New sound · 3 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅗ + ㅏ
👄 Sound clue: ㅗ + ㅏ flow together.
New sound · 4 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅜ + ㅓ
👄 Sound clue: ㅜ + ㅓ flow together.
New sound · 5 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅗ + ㅣ
👄 Sound clue: Recognize it as one vowel block.
New sound · 6 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅜ + ㅣ
👄 Sound clue: Recognize it as one vowel block.
New sound · 7 of 7
👂 Meet it

Listen first. Then notice the shape and sound.

Writing direction
ㅡ + ㅣ
👄 Sound clue: Special combination. First learn to recognize it.
Sound training
👂 Compare

Hear the difference

Tap both sounds. Do not rush. Notice what changes.

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Build
🧩 See the pattern

Build and read

Tap the result to hear the Korean sound.

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Real Korean
✨ You can read this

Useful words

Use the picture to understand first. English stays secondary.

🕒
시계
clock
🍪
과자
snack
🏢
회사
company
🪑
의자
chair
🐷
돼지
pig
🍎
사과
apple
Speak
🎙 Your turn

Listen. Record. Compare.

시계
Tap the microphone to record.
No pronunciation score. Compare your own voice.
Mastery
🎯 Check your skill
Complete
✨ Skill unlocked

Lesson complete

You practiced Korean sound, reading, and recognition.

Next: keep the sound in your ear and move forward when ready.