The front shows the six block shapes with simple diagrams: a vowel beside the consonant (가), below it (고) or both (과), and the same three with a final consonant underneath (각, 곡, 곽). The back covers batchim: every final consonant is pronounced as one of seven sounds, with the letters that share each sound and an example word with its pronunciation. It pairs well with the Hangul Mnemonic Card.
It’s a download, and you can print it two ways. At home, use the Letter or A4 sheet: one fold-over card per page, printed single-sided at 100%. For a print shop, there’s a 4×6 in file with bleed for double-sided printing. A short how-to-print sheet walks through both.










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