I teach Beginner/Intermediate speaking, reading and writing Korean Language from pre-school and up, by email, in chat or meet somewhere close to Medina, Ohio. Parents are encouraged to attend too. Its not a hard language to know, but some have its advantages when teaching yourself the language without being properly taught by a teacher.

I taught Hangul(Korean) with 10 years experience, also 25 years self-taught in the Hangul writing to school age children & adults around the globe in a simple email and in chat.

Hangul is otherwise called Korean language. You can also write in Hangul with simple words, that you can make sentences with. As you see that when you type or write in English, its different in Hangul, they don't write the normal way we write with the letter " I " that is more of the middle word then the first word of a sentence. Example:

Annyong haseyo? means Good morning.
Annyong hashimnikka? means Good afternoon or Good evening
Yeh means Yes
ah-ni-o means No
kwen-chah-nah-yo means It's okay. That's alright.
ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo means How are you? How do you do? (and also to reply to someone)
ahn-nyong-i kah-se-yo means Goodbye

k'uh-p'i means coffee
chu-se-yo means give me

It means Give me Coffee or I'd like to have coffee, please. If you put the two words together like this k'uh-p'i chu-se-yo. Always remember when your writing in hangul is that you put a period at the end of a sentence.

hah-se-yo means Do you do? or Do you speak hangul?

For children who are first learning hangul, I teach them the numbers first in writing and the general words or letters. Because in English, they learn to do their numbers first in English by counting out of the blue or someone like a parent helps them count. And in Korean there is thousands of numbers starting with 1. Example in Hangul(Korean):

Ha-na means 1
Tul means 2
Set means 3
net means 4 and so on. If you want to add, meaning in Mathematics, it would look like this:

15 = 10 + 5 yol-cha-sot
21 = 20 + 1 su-mul-ha-na

Remember Noun + number + counter. sae means bird, da sot means 5 and ma ri means counter. da-sot is not really a an expression in the Korean language, its more of a number.

ga-jok means Family
jam-ae means sisters
hye-ong-je means brothers
bu-mo means parents

So, if I put dong-saeng in a sentence, you have to write or speak it like this: dongsaeng issyayo. means I have a younger brother or sister.