Oh how I wish I knew about the Korable Block during my years in Korea. I learned how to read and write Hangul pretty early into my time there, but this could have sped up the process. The Korean learning tool was created by New York City designer Si-Yeon Min and contains four wooden blocks hand-printed with letters from the Korean alphabet. Combined, the blocks can make over 120 single-syllable Korean words.
(found via Pikaland / images via Korable Block)
2 comments:
You see, I'm learning japanesse and the writing is making my hair go white, but then I see korean writing and I don't feel that bad.
It looks so hard.
Really great idea though.
Oh Melissa, Korean is so very easy to learn to read and write. Really, it takes only a few hours to learn the alphabet. I've heard Japanese is brutal. Good for you for learning it :)
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