안녕하세요!
A while ago, I stumbled across a neat little webcomic site created by another Korean language learner. Korean Comics is composed of several short scenes with a couple characters. All of the Korean used is very simple and easy to follow (I read this comic when I’d only been studying Korean for a couple months and understood most of it); however, for words or phrases that you’re unfamiliar with, the creator added notes. You can check out the vocabulary for each scene on a separate page, read the entire web comic with English notes beneath each picture, or read it all without any English notes at all to challenge yourself.
It’s simple and easy. It doesn’t take long. It might even make you chuckle here and there. You’ll also learn a couple facts about Korean culture while you’re at it.
If you’ve read any other webcomics or stories in Korean, please let me know in the comment section below!
감사합니다.
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Thank you!!
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No problem^^ thanks for commenting!
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Thank you. Going to check it out. I have been looking for easy to read children stories.
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there is naver manga, but that is fully 100% in korean
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Yeah I love reading 만화 on Naver^^
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정말 감사합니다! 😀 I’ve been looking for simple Korean readings for a while now. And this is funny! I’m so glad I can even understand what I’m reading and it’s teaching how to spell words I only know by sound. Thanks again! 😀
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Fantastic! Hope that you get lots of fun reading practice^^
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정말 감사합니다! 😀 I’ve been looking for simple Korean readings for a while now. And this is funny! I’m so glad I can even understand what I’m reading and it’s teaching how to spell words I only know by sound. Thanks again! 😀
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고마워요! I’m always looking for simple Korean texts to practice and the comic format is the best one!
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Glad that it’s helpful^^ 공부 재미있게 하세요~
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thank u .. thank u sooo much … since i am barely able to fine anything written in korean online because they all appear to me as boxes and i also dont have a korean language system on my laptop … these are helping me a lot …… i can read and also see the translations 😀 …..
Thanks a lot again !!!!
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If you can’t find anything written in Korean online because it appears as boxes, that just means you need to edit your computer’s settings to view and type in Korean! There are lots of sites that can help you add the Korean language to your laptop easily such as this guide for Windows 7: http://www.koreanfromzero.com/install_korean/ 🙂 I’m glad you can see these webcomics, though! Best of luck studying^^
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i am still having trouble reading and pronouncing Korean correctly but this helps a lot. thanks:) and also if you don’t mind pointing me towards anything that may help me learn Korean.
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Hi and thanks for dropping by! I recommend webtoons for sure, but I know I’m a lover of a physical book in my hand. It also is better for studying because you can write in the margins and writing (vs. typing) that has been proven to have a better chance of retention for learning 🙂 I recommend checking out Talk To Me In Korean’s online store. They’ve added a lot of great reading resources in the past couple years, and they have different books for different levels. Most recently, I got their hanja book to help increase my vocabulary, and I’m a big fan. Hope this helps! Good luck studying!
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Thanks for this ..I’m really searching korean stories in simple… . .
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Glad I could help!
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