Maribita: Hangul in Blocks

Maribita teaches you to read and write Korean from zero. Designed for Spanish speakers and fully available in English. Hangul isn't written letter after letter in a row: every syllable is a block. In Maribita you build those blocks yourself. Build the block Place jamo tiles in their slots: the initial consonant, then the vowel and, if there is one, the bottom consonant (받침). The block takes its shape from the vowel and fuses into the syllable: ㄷ + ㅏ + ㄹ + ㄱ = 닭. A wrong tile won't fit, and you're told why: "a vowel goes here", "same family, different air", "a similar vowel". An 8-unit path Vowels → consonants → aspirated and tense consonants → compound vowels → 받침 → how it really sounds → real words → short phrases. Each lesson opens the next. Already read a little? A 6-question check places you in your unit. How it's really said Korean isn't read letter by letter: 한국어 sounds [한구거] and…