Learn Korean Through Coding

Every keyword in Han is a real Korean word. If you're learning Korean, writing Han code is a way to practice reading Hangul in context.

Keyword Pronunciation Guide

Code	Pronunciation	Meaning	What it does
`함수`	ham-su	function (math term)	defines a function
`만약`	man-yak	if/suppose	starts a conditional
`이면`	i-myeon	then/if-then	marks the Korean-default conditional ending
`반환`	ban-hwan	return/give back	returns a value
`변수`	byeon-su	variable (math term)	declares a mutable variable
`상수`	sang-su	constant	declares an immutable constant
`반복`	ban-bok	repetition	for loop
`동안`	dong-an	during/while	while loop
`출력`	chul-ryeok	output	prints to console
`입력`	ip-ryeok	input	reads from console
`참`	cham	true/truth	boolean true
`거짓`	geo-jit	false/lie	boolean false
`없음`	eop-seum	nothing/none	null value
`구조`	gu-jo	structure	defines a struct
`열거`	yeol-geo	enumeration	defines an enum
`아니면`	a-ni-myeon	otherwise	else branch
`멈춰`	meom-chwo	stop	break
`계속`	gye-sok	continue	continue
`시도`	si-do	attempt	try block
`처리`	cheo-ri	handling/process	catch block
`맞춤`	mat-chwo	match/fit	pattern matching
`포함`	po-ham	include/contain	import module
`그리고`	geu-ri-go	and (conjunction)	logical AND
`또는`	tto-neun	or (alternative)	logical OR
`안에서`	an-e-seo	inside/within	for-in iteration

Array and string methods are also real Korean verbs:

함수 인사(이름: 문자열) {
    출력("${이름}님 안녕하세요")
}

Reading this as Korean:

Every line is readable Korean.