Hangul Syllable Chart Poster

The fourteen basic consonants run down the side and the ten basic vowels across the top, and every syllable they make is filled into the grid: 가, 갸, 거, 겨, and so on, each with its Revised Romanization underneath. Reading across a row or down a column, you can see the same few letters recombining, which is the quickest way to stop sounding out each block one piece at a time.

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.