Frequently Asked Questions

The PDF is sized for US Letter (8.5×11 in). If you only have A4 paper, choose 'Fit to page' in your printer dialog — the layout still works perfectly.

Yes! Open the PDF in any app that supports stylus input (GoodNotes, Notability, Apple Notes, Samsung Notes). Write directly on the page with your Apple Pencil or stylus.

Always start with Vol 1 (Consonants). The order is: Consonants → Vowels → Syllables → Words. Each volume builds on the previous one.

No — they are sold separately, and the language bundle includes all 4. If you're a complete beginner, the full bundle is best value. If you can already read Hangul, jump to Vol 4 (Words).

It focuses on handwriting and reading. For speaking, use Duolingo, TTMIK, or Talk To Me In Korean alongside. This workbook teaches you to recognize, write, and pronounce each Hangul character — the foundation for everything else.

It uses your device's built-in Korean voice (e.g., 'Yuna' on iPhone/Mac). Quality varies by device. For native-speaker recordings, we recommend YouTube channels like 'Korean Class 101'.

Each purchase is a personal license — please don't share, redistribute, or upload the file. If you want a school/teacher license for classroom use, message us via Etsy or Gumroad.

The free companion website is available in 23 languages. The printable workbook (PDF) is currently sold in 14: English, Japanese, Thai, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, Russian, Filipino, Hindi, and German.

Digital downloads are generally non-refundable, but we will refund if the PDF is corrupted, if you bought the wrong language before downloading, or for accidental double-purchases. See our Refund Policy.

Not yet. We may print physical copies via Amazon KDP in the future.