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

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Hyein Lee
Workshops | Open to: Faculty

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.

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Location

On Campus

IMS D1400

Online Attendance

Hybrid Event - Zoom link

Contact

Ece Arslan | earslan@ecuad.ca

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).