Korean Letters — Hangul Symbols
The Korean alphabet (Hangul), created by King Sejong, consists of consonants and vowels combined into syllable blocks. Tap any character to copy it and paste it into your game name, bio, or messages.
Korean Consonants (자음)
19 charactersThe 19 basic consonants of the Hangul alphabet.
Korean Vowels (모음)
21 charactersThe 21 basic vowels of the Hangul alphabet.
Common Korean Syllables & Words
39 charactersCommon pre-combined syllables, including greetings and familiar words.
Letters & Symbols in Other Languages
About the Hangul Alphabet
Hangul was introduced by King Sejong the Great in 1446 and is renowned as one of the most scientific and easy-to-learn writing systems in the world. Each syllable is formed by combining an initial consonant, a vowel, and (optionally) a final consonant into a square block.
Where to Use Korean Characters
You can use these characters to learn Korean, write your name K-pop style, create game nicknames, or decorate your social media bio. Just tap to copy and paste wherever you like.
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FAQs about Korean symbols
Hangul (한글) is the official alphabet of the Korean language, consisting of 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels. The letters are combined into blocks to form syllables like 한 or 글.
You transliterate your name into corresponding Korean syllables and combine them. You can use the syllables above. Tap each character to copy it and piece together your name.
Yes. Hangul is standard Unicode, so most modern games and social media display it well. Many people use Korean characters to create nicknames with a K-pop style.