1. Learning Hangeul (Korean alphabets 한글)
How to write your English name in Korean

2. Korean Basic Rules
All words in Korean are composed of syllables, which follow these basic rules:
A syllable begins with a consonant.
A syllable has at least one consonant and one vowel.
Each syllable gets written in a square box.

3. Stacking Syllabus
Let’s look at a word, “gam ((a) persimmon).” It’s a one-syllable word, but if we put all its sounds next to each other we won't have a square box any more: 
This problem is easy to solve: we stack up the  and  on top of the  so that it all fits into a square box:

4. Learn the Orders of Korean Writing

5. Korean Alphabet

6. Korean Consonants (1) ㄱ: “g” ㅋ: “k”
ㄲ: (more stressed of “ㄱ” sound) “g”
ㄴ: “n”
ㄷ: (somewhere between) “t” or “d”
ㅌ: “t”
ㄸ: (more stressed of “ㄷ” sound) “d”

7. Korean Consonants (2) ㅇ: a placeholder or “ng” ㅎ: (air coming out) “h”
ㅅ: (think of letter “s” being on “t”) “s”
ㅈ: “j”
ㅊ: “ch”
ㅉ: (more stressed of “ㅈ” sound): “j”

8. Korean Consonants (3) ㅁ: “m” ㅂ: “b”
ㅃ: (more stressed of “ㅂ” sound): “b”
ㅍ: “p”
ㄹ: “l” or “r”

9. Korean Vowels (1) 아 or ㅏ: (going forward) “a”
우 or ㅜ: (going downward) “oo” or “u”
이 orㅣ: (going vertically) “i” or “ee”
으 or ㅡ: (going horizontally) “eu”
어 or ㅓ: “eo”
오 or ㅗ: “o”

10. Writing Your Name Write your English name as it pronounces.
Ex. Gloria -> Gul-lo-ree-a
Match these syllabus with Korean alphabets.
Ex. Guel-lo-ree-a -> ㄱ+ㅡ+ㄹ /ㄹ+ㅗ /ㄹ+ㅣ/ ㅏ
Put Korean alphabets in the box.
Ex. 글 / 로 / 리 / 아

11. More Examples
Catherine  Cae-theo-reen  ㅋ+ㅐ, ㅌ+ㅓ, ㄹ+ㅣ+ㄴ  캐터린

12. References Video Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS-t9T3Bt-4
Consonants and Vowels (printed veresion):
Korean Consonants:
Korean Vowels (“Dipthongs” and “Single Vowels”):