Hangul Letters Chart Poster

Every Hangul letter with its Revised Romanization: the basic consonants and vowels, then the tense consonants and compound vowels built from them. A short row of syllables at the bottom shows how they come together. If you’re just starting Korean, I’d begin here.

You’ll get two versions. White prints well at home or at a copy shop. Washi is the warm paper tone in the photos, and a print shop will do it best: ask for borderless printing, or trim the edge yourself. Each comes as PDFs in 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, and A-series proportions and high-resolution PNGs, with a sizing guide and a short how-to-print sheet.