2-Pack Gift Set Korean Alphabet Flashcards for Toddlers, Preschoolers, Beginners | Hangul, Numbers, Colors, Shapes, and 196 Common Household

My kid loves these flash cards. I think they are well thought out. They have different topics and are color coded.

Para las personas que tienen memoria visual es de mucha ayuda, el material es bueno, las imágenes son bonitas y trae mucho vocabulario. También sirven para aprender inglés.

These cards are awesome and help me teach my baby. They are colorful, great quality and easy to hold.

Great product - I love this seller!! I'm using these cards as a "word of the day/week" with my toddler to help them learn Korean as part of our larger daily Korean calendar. The cards are well-made, contain pictures on both sides with Hangul and romanization. They are broken into several categories of items found around the house, perfect for expanding vocab!

Perfect for beginners like me that have NO clue on how to read Hangul. I like that this has romanization on it as I wouldn't know how to begin to say the word. This is not for those who are already familiar with Hangul as a lot of more experienced Korean speakers do not care for the romanization.Can I create a sentence in Korean? Of course not, not with these cards. But I can say the word for objects and that is a good start. I do also use my google voice translator to help me say the word properly, as even with the romanization, my pronunciation is off.

These flashcards are so helpful and make it easier to improve my Korean vocabulary!

These flashcards are very cute and great for absolute beginners!The words are posted in English on one side, and then in Hangul with a pronunciation guide on the bottom.These flashcards are great for learning words and recognizing characters. However, there are no grammar or sentence stringing cards available, so you might graduate from these very quickly. However, if you're teaching a child or friend Korean, these will be useful again.

I got this so I could practice my Korean. I took a college class back in 2015 and that's all so I'm trying to refresh my memory.So far this have been good for testing myself when I'm out and have a couple of minutes to spare. I really enjoy the drawings, they're so cute. I also like how the name of the character is there. I think in order to learn a language something small such as learning the names of their letters/characters is useful. The cards are thick enough to be in my bag (inside the box) but not thick enough for a toddler to have them ALL the time. Maybe if put away after using them with a toddler they'll last. Also I would recommend to buy a different box if you want to keep them nicely since the box won't last as much.Lastly l, the only thing I didn't like was that the words have the romanization. I don't mind the characters having the romanized letter, but I don't like it when a word has the romanized version. I won't remove a star for that since I know new learners preffer that and at the end it's more of a preference. But I do recommend new learners to try to learn Korean without learning romanization.