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Korean to Latin converter

Paste Korean text and read it in Latin letters, using Revised Romanization (simplified).

Reading Korean without romanization

Romanization helps you pronounce a word you can't read yet, but it hides the spelling you'll eventually need. A better habit: read the original script and check the romanization only when you're stuck β€” which is exactly how tap-to-translate works in ReadNative's Korean books.

Questions

Which romanization system is used?

Revised Romanization (simplified).

Can I convert the other way?

Yes β€” use the Korean keyboard, which turns Latin typing into Korean.

Should learners rely on romanization?

Use it as training wheels. Learning the 40 letters takes days, not months, and reading the real script is faster and more accurate. Our Korean alphabet guide is a good place to start.