美しく書けるようになりたい – 美しい韓国語の筆跡のための4週間

7 reviews for I Wish I Could Write Neatly – 4 Weeks to Beautiful Korean Penmanship

1. 5段階評価で4

   Jasmine Lee from Vancouver, Canada （確認済みの所有者） – 12月 20, 2025

   My handwriting has transformed into something elegant and legible! This guide taught me discipline, blending culture with practice beautifully. A truly rewarding journey.

2. 5段階評価で5

   Rachel Evans from Vancouver, Canada – 12月 20, 2025

   OMG, I’ve been struggling with my handwriting since forever! 🙈 So, I stumbled upon this book while scrolling online and thought I’d give it a go. Let me tell ya—it’s super straightforward and chill to follow. The way they break down each character? Chef’s kiss! 🍱 Plus getting to write those poems is kinda poetic (pun intended 😅). After just a couple weeks, I’m writing notes that don’t look like doodles anymore. My friends even noticed—I might start sending cute cards soon! Highly recommend if you’re ready for some hand-lettering adventures!

3. 5段階評価で5

   Emma Cartwright from Edinburgh, Scotland – 12月 7, 2025

   Discovering new fluidity in my writing has been a delight. This guide intricately layers traditional forms with modern sensibilities, perfectly marrying history and art.

4. 5段階評価で4

   Cassidy Monroe from Portland, Oregon （確認済みの所有者） – 2025年10月26日

   Okay, listen up! If you’ve ever looked at your notes and felt embarrassed about the handwriting resembling chicken scratches—then boy do I have a gem for you. So this book teaches Hangul penmanship like nobody’s business in just four weeks! The way they break things down makes even someone who doodles their shopping list start looking pro-level elegant. I’m stoked about tracing poems from amazing Korean poets; it honestly turns mundane practice into something beautifully inspiring. Plus, hello – gifting myself with good vibes when writing letters or cards? Totally worth it.

5. 5段階評価で4

   Min Joon-Hee from Busan, South Korea （確認済みの所有者） – 2025年10月16日

   Initially, I scoffed at the idea of transforming my scribbles into artful Hangul. After all, who needs a penmanship course when there’s autocorrect? Yet, something about this book caught my attention; perhaps it was the allure of writing as gracefully as old Korean poets did. Four weeks in and I’m pleasantly surprised—each day built upon the last like threads weaving into a rich tapestry. The structured lessons are gentle yet effective; even a left-handed klutz like me began to see progress! From writing Yun Dong-ju’s beautiful verses to crafting heartfelt letters that feel deeply personal rather than just text on paper—I can’t recommend it enough for anyone wanting not only cleaner handwriting but also an appreciation for language itself.

6. 5段階評価で5

   Min-Ji Park from Seoul, South Korea – 2025年10月13日

   So, I recently picked up ‘I Wish I Could Write Neatly’ and honestly, it’s been a game changer! My Hangul was all over the place before—like trying to decipher a toddler’s doodles. 😂 But this book breaks everything down in such an easy way, with cute little exercises that don’t feel like homework at all. The daily lessons are super manageable too; I’m actually seeing progress after just a couple of weeks! Plus, getting to practice lines from poets feels so classy! If you’re looking for something fun yet practical to elevate your Korean handwriting skills, seriously consider giving this one a shot. You won’t regret it!

7. 5段階評価で5

   Minji from Los Angeles, USA （確認済みの所有者） – 8月 19, 2025

   I Wish I Could Write Neatly has transformed my Korean handwriting in just four weeks! The structured daily lessons focus on mastering the 210 most-used Hangul characters, which was perfect for building a solid foundation. I especially enjoyed practicing poems by famous poets like Yun Dong-ju; it made learning feel more engaging and cultural. My notes now look stylish and are much easier to read. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to improve their penmanship quickly.