TEN QUESTIONS · ABOUT TWO MINUTES
Can you read Korean?
Take the Hangul quiz.
Hear a syllable and pick the right letters, read a block on its own, then read real words you already know: 커피, 택시, 서울. Each round takes a different set of questions.
Hangul quiz
- 1ListenHear a syllable, choose the block.
- 2ReadSee a block, choose how it sounds.
- 3Real wordsRead words you already know.
Sound on for round one. No sign-up; your score stays in your browser.
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- coffee
- pizza
- banana
- taxi
- hotel
- bus
- camera
- ice cream
- computer
- cola
- hamburger
- cheese
- Wi-Fi
- sandwich
- tomato
- piano
- shopping
- Seoul
- Busan
- kimchi
Practice set: ten questions with answers
Try each one before opening the answer. Listening questions play the same recordings used in the quiz.
- Hear the block나
Show the answer
Romanized as
na
- Hear the block모
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Romanized as
mo
- Hear the block수
Show the answer
Romanized as
su
- Read the block하
Show the answer
Romanized as
ha
- Read the block버
Show the answer
Romanized as
beo
- Read the block지
Show the answer
Romanized as
ji
- Read the word커피
Show the answer
coffee
keopi
- Read the word택시
Show the answer
taxi
taeksi
- Read the word서울
Show the answer
Seoul
Seoul
- Read the word아이스크림
Show the answer
ice cream
aiseukeurim
How the Hangul quiz works
Every Korean syllable is a block: a consonant, a vowel and sometimes a final consonant. The quiz uses ten common consonants and six simple vowels, so each round tests letters you meet on your first day. Listening choices avoid pairs that most speakers pronounce the same way.
Round 1: listen
Play a recorded syllable and choose the block you hear. Use Play again as often as you like.
Round 2: read
See one block and choose its romanization. Answers use the Revised Romanization of Korean, the system on Korean road and station signs.
Round 3: real words
Many Korean words for food, travel and technology come from English. Read 커피, 택시 or 와이파이 one block at a time and you will recognise them.
Recordings
Syllable audio is AI-generated. Word questions are reading only; we do not join single syllables into word recordings.