Korean Hangul Hoodies

Simple design fitting for Korean language speakers or Korean learners. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who speak or are studying Korean / can read Hangul. Design is also fitting in time for Hangul Day (October 3).

Simple design fitting for Korean language speakers or Korean learners. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who speak or are studying Korean / can read Hangul. Design is also fitting in time for Hangul Day (October 3).

BTS names in Korean! Shout the Bangtan boys fan chant like a proud ARMY!

Hangul, the Korean alphabet, is a unique and efficient writing system that anyone can learn quickly! Show off your Korean skills with this cute design mimicking an optical test. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who speak or are learning Korean *Not a real eye test!

You are pretty today too

This shirt says haha and hehe in romanized Korean as well as Hangul.

This shirt says OMG or Oops in romanized Korean as well as Hangul.

Coffee "Keopi" in Korean Hangul

Korean writing system - hangul - characters

"I love you” in Korean. Pronounce the phrase as sah-rahn-gh-aee (Saranghae)

Cool in Korean writing Hangul in blue block letters korean language

The Korean writing system is unique, efficient, and scientific! Let's celebrate the Hangul and the Korean language.

Sarangahae "I Love You" in Korean Hangul

Koreans love their Drama, 드라마 in Korea Hangeul Language.

“If its your word, its all okay” (translation) 니 말이면 다 오께이.

The Famous K-drama Lines every K drama and Kpop fan know "Oppa Saranghae - 오빠 사랑해" ♥ If you liked our product we would gladly feature you wearing them DM us on Instagram page → @doki.dokiclothing

Cute purple design fitting for BTS ARMY who can speak and read Korean. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who are BTS ARMY. Design is also fitting in time for ARMY Day (July 9) or BTS debut day (June 13). Borahae!

This shirt says Lol in romanized Korean as well as Hangul.

BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Kim Seokjin aka Jin's name in the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and his birth year, '92. Great gift for a BTS ARMY Jin-biased friend/family member!

Babo 바보 means “fool; foolish” and is a frequently used insult in the Korean Hangeul language.

Hangul - Korean alphabet

BTS - Bangtan Sonyeondan with the first Korean letters of each syllable

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This shirt says I'm Beautiful in romanized Korean as well as Hangul.

짱 JJANG - Meaning 'THE BEST' in Korean Hangul Language / Slang.

Simple design fitting for people who love Korean banana milk or strawberry milk. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who love Korean snacks or even love Jeon Jungkook of BTS who loves banana milk

JINJJA (진짜) REALLY? Korean hangeul text kpop

BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Min Yoongi aka SUGA aka Agust D's name in the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and his birth year, '93. Great gift for a BTS ARMY SUGA-biased friend/family member!

This modern Sino-Korean counting chart features Korean number characters alongside an English translation guide. The chart includes numbers counting from 1 - 10, 100 and 1,000.

Hangul is the easiest letters, mankind's treasure. It was made by King Sejong of Chosun Dynasty, and was distributed in 1446.

Babo 바보 means “fool; foolish” and is a frequently used insult in the Korean Hangeul language.

A city in South Korea.

BTS JIMIN Korean name

The word "Love" written in the Korean language.

Have that special someone in your life who's a devoted K-Pop or K-Drama fan? Is her name "Emma"? Here's her name personalized in Hangul! An awesome gift for any fan! .

This modern Sino-Korean counting chart features Korean number characters alongside an English translation guide. The chart includes numbers counting from 1 - 10, 100 and 1,000.