한글 기초 따라 쓰기

한글 기초 따라 쓰기

〈10-Day Hangul〉 Series – Neat, Correct Handwriting If you don't learn proper handwriting as a child, you're likely to develop poor penmanship even as an adult. Most people want to write neatly, but when they actually try to draw their first stroke, they can't figure out where to start or how far to draw it. The consonants and vowels of Hangul are built from basic shapes: straight lines, diagonal lines, circles, squares, and triangles. Among the consonants, ㄱ, ㄴ, and ㅁ are made of straight lines, ㅅ of a diagonal line, and ㅇ of a curved circle. The vowels are formed as straight lines, drawn straight and true. 《10-Day Hangul: Correct Handwriting》 is structured around these principles of straight and curved lines, progressing through: writing the five basic consonants, writing the six basic vowels, writing with the stroke-addition (gahoek) principle in mind, and writing final consonants (batchim). Consonants start from the five basic letters and are learned by following the gahoek principle, while vowels start from the basic forms representing Heaven, Earth, and Human (天地人) and are practiced with the principle of combination in mind, letter by letter. With this textbook, anyone can learn to write neatly, easily and quickly, simply by tracing the sample letters written on the first line.