How to Read Korean
Introductory hands-on session to learn Hangul, its history, and write your name in Korean
This program introduces participants to the Korean alphabet (Hangul), sharing its invention by King Sejong and the philosophy behind its design. Learners begin with basic vowels and consonants, progress to more advanced letters, and practice writing their own names in Korean. Through stories and interactive activities, participants explore Korean culture in a fun and engaging way.
While you are visiting the library, come check out our Korean Language collection.
Doors close when program reaches capacity.
This program is intended for Adults. Generously sponsored by the San Ramon Library Foundation.
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