Basic Hanja for Educational Use () are a subset of Hanja defined in 1972 (and subsequently revised in 2000) by the South Korean Ministry of Education for educational use. Students are expected to learn 900 characters in middle school and a further 900 at high school.
List Sino-Korean Reading Middle School High School Hangul RR ga gak gan gal gam gap gang gae gaek gaeng geo geon geol geom gyeok gyeon gyeol gyeom gyeong gye go gok gon gol gong gwa gwak gwan gwang gwae goe gyo gu guk gun gul gung gwon gwol gwe gwi gyu gyun geuk geun geum geup geung gi gin gil na nak nan nam nap nang nae nyeo nyeon nyeom nyeong no nong noe neung ni da dan dal dam dap dang dae deok do dok don dol dong du dun deuk deung ra rak ran ram rang rae raeng ryak ryang ryeo ryeok ryeon ryeol ryeom ryeop ryeong rye ro rok ron rong roe ryo ryong ru ryu ryuk ryun ryul ryung reung ri rin rim rip ma mak man mal mang mae maek maeng myeon myeol myeong mo mok mol mong myo mu muk mun mul mi min mil bak ban bal bang bae baek beon beol beom beop byeok byeon byeol byeong bo bok bon bong bu buk bun bul bung bi bin bing sa sak san sal sam sang sae saek saeng seo seok seon seol seop seong se so sok son song swae soe 𮕩 su suk sun sul sung seup seung si sik sin sil sim sip ssang ssi a ak an al am ap ang ae aek ya yak yang eo eok eon eom eop yeo yeok yeon yeol yeom yeop yeong ye o ok on ong wa wan wal wang oe yo yok yong u un ung won wol wi yu yuk yun eun eul eum eup eung ui i ik in il im ip ja jak jan jam jap jang jae jaeng jeo jeok jeon jeol jeom jeop jeong je jo jok jon jol jong jwa joe ju juk jun jung jeuk jeung ji jik jin jil jip jing ch chak chan chal cham chang chae chaek cheo cheok cheon cheol cheom cheop cheong che cho chok chon chong choe chu chuk chun chul chung chwi cheuk cheung chi chik chin chil chim ching kwae ta tak tan tal tam tap tang tae taek to tong toe tu teuk pa pan pal pae pyeon pyeong pye po pok pyo pum pung pi pil ha hak han hal ham hap ahng hae haek haeng hyang heo heon heom hyeok hyeon hyeol hyeom hyeop hyeong hye ho hok hon hol hong hwa hwak hwan hwal hwang hoe hoek hoeng hyo hu hun hwe hwi hyu hyung heok heup heung hui
See also Kyōiku kanji Jōyō kanji
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External links
What are the basic 1,800 Chinese characters for Hanja education? — Official site of the Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation (in Korean) Basic Chinese Characters for Hanja Education (effective from the 2014 school year).pdf — Official list of the current 1,800 Hanja characters taught in South Korean primary and secondary schools (in Korean) The guidance materials for textbook development according to the 2022 revised curriculum — by the Ministry of Education (in Korean) 2. Guidance materials for textbook development according to the 2022 revised curriculum II - Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Education, Music, and Art, pages 50-62, is the latest version of the basic Chinese characters for Chinese character education currently in use