Learn Korean Alphabet in One Hour with Hyein Lee (Social Justice Community of Practice)

Cultural Connection Through Language Learning
Discover the fundamentals of Hangul, the Korean writing system, in this hands-on workshop. Explore its structure, historical evolution, and significance by interactive learning with 3D-printed characters.
Join us for an engaging, hands-on workshop exploring Hangul, the Korean writing system, with Hyein Lee, Associate Professor, Illustration. In just one hour, you’ll gain a foundational understanding of Hangul’s phonetic structure, modular design, and historical development. This session goes beyond language learning, offering insights into how writing systems shape cultural identity.
Using 3D-printed Hangul characters, participants will interactively examine the unique construction of the script, making language learning a tangible experience. Whether you're a language enthusiast, interested in the role of langauge structure and cultural identity, or simply curious about linguistic design, this workshop provides a dynamic introduction.
This event is part of the Social Justice Community of Practice initative, and we acknowledge the support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).