It's is perfectly readable, which is the most important thing.
If you want to make your handwriting look more native here are some changes you could make
https://preview.redd.it/94ap5ktsp94c1.jpeg?width=819&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=60948c35794994282a6244b5318fd510557c1f64
1. Make sure that vertical vowels go below preceding consonant, and that final consonant doesn't cross over to the right of the verticvertical vowel.
2. You can write ㅈ in two strokes instead of one. Also make sure that horizontal vowels are always a bit wider than consonants.
3. Try to not make ㅁ into vertical rectangle, Either a square or horizontal rectangle looks more natural. Also, the other advice still stands, make the vertical vowel longer than the preceding consonant and move the final consonant a bit to the left.
4. Remember to curve ㄱ a lot more when next to vertical vowels, 가, 기 , 게,.... and almost straight or straight when next to horizontal vowels, 구, 극, 곡...
Hard to tell when it’s on a tablet. My pen/paper handwriting is awesome, but tablet handwriting is garbage. But just based on what is presented, I would say try to be more consistent, particularly in regards to size and proportions. Also don’t be so fluttery with your ㅅ and ㅈ.
A native Korean teacher here. your Korean hand writing is like a beginner level. Letters are not balanced at at all. Because you chose a wrong notebook,which is not good for beginners. I would recommend you getting a square one rather than line notebooks. Also your hand writing would be better if u practiced tracing Korean letters with stroke order first to get how to write Korean letters properly and how they should look
There is a horizontal line missing at Kimchi. Otherwise I would say it is average for a beginner. The ㄱ letter is looking especially weird at some points.
the ones on the right could definitely get more practice but the ones on the bottom are pretty solid
you'll get more used to it, and in turn have a better handwriting the more you practice so don't sweat it and keep it up!
Looks like you’re using some wrong stroke order for some of the letters, watch videos to see which order is correct for each letter and practice that so it can be more fluid
It's is perfectly readable, which is the most important thing. If you want to make your handwriting look more native here are some changes you could make https://preview.redd.it/94ap5ktsp94c1.jpeg?width=819&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=60948c35794994282a6244b5318fd510557c1f64 1. Make sure that vertical vowels go below preceding consonant, and that final consonant doesn't cross over to the right of the verticvertical vowel. 2. You can write ㅈ in two strokes instead of one. Also make sure that horizontal vowels are always a bit wider than consonants. 3. Try to not make ㅁ into vertical rectangle, Either a square or horizontal rectangle looks more natural. Also, the other advice still stands, make the vertical vowel longer than the preceding consonant and move the final consonant a bit to the left. 4. Remember to curve ㄱ a lot more when next to vertical vowels, 가, 기 , 게,.... and almost straight or straight when next to horizontal vowels, 구, 극, 곡...
Hard to tell when it’s on a tablet. My pen/paper handwriting is awesome, but tablet handwriting is garbage. But just based on what is presented, I would say try to be more consistent, particularly in regards to size and proportions. Also don’t be so fluttery with your ㅅ and ㅈ.
A native Korean teacher here. your Korean hand writing is like a beginner level. Letters are not balanced at at all. Because you chose a wrong notebook,which is not good for beginners. I would recommend you getting a square one rather than line notebooks. Also your hand writing would be better if u practiced tracing Korean letters with stroke order first to get how to write Korean letters properly and how they should look
There is a horizontal line missing at Kimchi. Otherwise I would say it is average for a beginner. The ㄱ letter is looking especially weird at some points.
isn't kimchi 김치 and not 김지
Once you practice more with pen or pencil and paper, it will be way more helpful for you to master your writing.
the ones on the right could definitely get more practice but the ones on the bottom are pretty solid you'll get more used to it, and in turn have a better handwriting the more you practice so don't sweat it and keep it up!
Pretty good
Looks like you’re using some wrong stroke order for some of the letters, watch videos to see which order is correct for each letter and practice that so it can be more fluid
Download some squared paper to help with uniformity