Free Korean Name Tracing Worksheets – Mongolian Names (Batuka, Odgerel, Nandia, and more)

 Hi everyone!

I’m back with another free Korean tracing worksheet, and this one is special for Mongolian names πŸ‡²πŸ‡³ + πŸ‡°πŸ‡·


Hangul tracing worksheet – Korean name practice sheet

In this post, you’ll find 6 beautifully designed Hangul worksheets based on Mongolian names:


  • Hvslen (ν›„μŠ¬λ Œ)
  • Odgerel (μ˜€λ“œκ²Œλ )
  • Nandia (λ‚œλ””μ•„)
  • Egshiglen (μ—‘μ‹œκΈ€λ Œ)
  • Batuka (λ°”νˆ¬μΉ΄)
  • Bujinlham (λΆ€μ§„λžŒ)



Each worksheet shows how the name is written in Hangul (Korean alphabet)

with stroke order guides, traceable letters, and room for practice!




πŸ“₯ How to Download


Click the image below or use the link to save the worksheet as a printable file:

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Hangul tracing worksheet – Korean name practice sheet

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πŸ§’ Who is this for?


  • Korean learners who want to practice writing names
  • Mongolian students learning Hangul
  • Teachers or parents teaching Korean alphabet
  • Anyone who loves practicing calligraphy or Korean handwriting ✍️




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If you’d like me to create your name in Hangul too,

just leave a comment on my TikTok or here on the blog!

I’ll include it in the next video + worksheet drop πŸ’¬




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