CARDDIA Korean Alphabet - Hangul

Overpriced. But still good to have for beginners Korean.

The cards themselves are nice, about the size of a deck of cards and laminated so they'll hold up well. The Hangul on the front is nice and big, easy to read. The info on the back is also helpful: pronunciation, how to write it, actual name of the character, a couple sample words using the character, and what part of the alphabet the letter belongs to (consonant/vowel/double consonant/compound vowel). They also come with a warranty so if any cards go missing or get damaged, the company will replace them with.I would probably buy these again if I needed to, but not for $22, maybe $10 max.

The flash card are very durable and sturdy and the consonants/vowels chart is helpful. I put the cards on the key ring so I would lose them and can carry them around with me so I can study them whenever I have time. The examples on the back of each card are super helpful. Great for beginners.

Very convenient size, slick coating allows for quick review, and helpful chart provided to help boost memory. The cards include stroke order, vocabulary that utilizes the chatacters in question, and they also describe what kind of character you are looking at. Very helpful! The cards have a comprehensible design, and can fit inside an adult's hand. Also, the cards are numbered, on the back, which is also quite useful!

I bought this to help drill in the Hangul alphabet into my brain. These helped a lot, but once I'd learned it I regretted buying it since I just spend money on this, used it for 1 day, and now I'm done with it. Personally, I would've made my own flashcards and save the money if I'd known I would have mastered it in a day. If you're looking for help learning them though, these are really good.