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Great flashcards for a reasonable price. I like the basic packaging. The cards are sturdy and easy to store. They're a great size for the letter itself and the explanation of it in the back. I like that there are words given as examples to see how the letter is applied to the language.I've used this deck for practicing by myself and with friends. They simply showed me the cards and I'd tell them the sound and they could see the sound from the back of it so the design is great for that too.Love it :)

Good size... appears to be well made... minimal information so not overwhelming... would be useful if one hole was in the top to insert a ring.It's not a toy... not sure why the questions below......

These cards are beautifully made. Same size as a deck of playing cards and laminated. On the front is a clear image and on the back instructions on how to write and pronounce the character. I’m buying a second set for the office!

I purchased these flash cards after the third week of Korean class and was able to pick things up quicker after that. I'd advise using them while following a video or textbook to better understand how the letters are related to each other in a way totally different from European languages. I group them different from the order the come in inside the box depending on the video or book I am using. Small enough to carry, with several examples of how each letter can be used on the back of each card.

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.

I actually love the fact that these cards are about the size of a normal playing card deck. They are about the same feel as well. As you can see in my picture its double the thickness of a standard cardstock. They are glossed and easy to read.Not only does it include consonants but it includes the vowels as well. I am glad it explains how to use them on the back of the card as well.Though if this is your first week of learning Hangul, you should listen to how the letters sound rather than relying on romanization.All in all.. worth the buy!

I'm very satisfied with the flashcards. I appreciate the phonetic values given and the stroke sequences for writing Hangul. I am using these in conjunction with YouTube presentations.

These are great but I just thought they’d be bigger