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I was looking for the same thing a while ago, and came across this video course called "Hana Hana Hangul":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN4mysljHYc

It's a native speaker, teaching in English, with essentially no Romanization (other than occasional brief explanations for individual letter sounds). The first few lessons are free, the rest are available on KoreanClass101.com.

I have no affiliation with KoreanClass101.com other than as a customer. You can sign up for free and get limited access, and they will send you emails offering upgrades. After holding out for a few weeks, they offered me a deal of about $35 for two years of basic access, which I signed up for and have been happy with.

I was looking for the same thing a while ago, and came across this video course called "Hana Hana Hangul":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN4mysljHYc

It's a native speaker, teaching in English, with essentially no Romanization (other than occasional brief explanations for individual letter sounds). The first few lessons are free, the rest are available on KoreanClass101.com.

I have no affiliation with KoreanClass101.com other than as a customer. You can sign up for free and get limited access, and they will send you emails offering upgrades. After holding out for a few weeks, they offered me a deal of about $35 for two years of access, which I signed up for and have been happy with.

I was looking for the same thing a while ago, and came across this video course called "Hana Hana Hangul":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN4mysljHYc

It's a native speaker, teaching in English, with essentially no Romanization (other than occasional brief explanations for individual letter sounds). The first few lessons are free, the rest are available on KoreanClass101.com.

I have no affiliation with KoreanClass101.com other than as a customer. You can sign up for free and get limited access, and they will send you emails offering upgrades. After holding out for a few weeks, they offered me a deal of about $35 for two years of basic access, which I signed up for and have been happy with.

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Chad
  • 184
  • 10

I was looking for the same thing a while ago, and came across this video course called "Hana Hana Hangul":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN4mysljHYc

It's a native speaker, teaching in English, with essentially no Romanization (other than occasional brief explanations for individual letter sounds). The first few lessons are free, the rest are available on KoreanClass101.com.

I have no affiliation with KoreanClass101.com other than as a customer. You can sign up for free and get limited access, and they will send you emails offering upgrades. After holding out for a few weeks, they offered me a deal of about $35 for two years of access, which I signed up for and have been happy with.