Emily in Korean | Learn How to Write Emily in Hangul (에밀리)

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“Emily” written in Korean Hangul (에밀리) with stroke order and practice worksheet
Today, let’s practice writing the name Emily in Hangul (the Korean alphabet).  

Emily is a beautiful and popular name around the world, and in Korean, we write it as:


 ✍️ 에밀리  

에 = e, 밀 = mil, 리 = ly


Each syllable in Hangul fits into a square block and is written in a specific stroke order.  

The name “Emily” becomes 에밀리 when adapted phonetically to Korean.


✍️ Stroke Order & Tracing Worksheet


Below is a free tracing worksheet to help you learn how to write “Emily” in Korean.  

It includes stroke order arrows and practice boxes to help you improve your handwriting.


📄 To save the worksheet:

- On desktop: Right-click the image and select “Save image as…”

- On mobile: Long-press the image and select “Download” or “Save to Photos”



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 🧠 Tips for Practice


- Trace over the light gray characters several times with a pen or pencil.

- Try to follow the numbered stroke order arrows carefully.

- Say the name out loud while writing it to connect sound + shape.

- After tracing, try writing 에밀리 on a blank page from memory!


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⭐ Emily = 에밀리

Now you can write your name in Korean!

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