Korean Hangul Chart Infographic for Language Learning

Language learning infographic titled "Korean Hangul Chart". Archetype: GRAMMAR-RULE flowchart adapted as a clear educational Hangul system map for upper-intermediate learners, with a sharp central grid and connected branches. Clean Duolingo-friendly cartoon style, friendly primary palette, tasteful imagery, no cultural stereotyping. Show a structured flowchart from "Hangul Overview" to sections for Consonants, Vowels, Syllable Blocks, Aspiration, Tense Consonants, Final Consonants, and Romanization Notes. Include a crisp reference grid with each cell showing the Korean form + English translation/label + helpful phonetic hint. Example cells: ㄱ + "g/k" + "/g/ initially, /k/ finally"; ㄴ + "n" + "/n/"; ㄷ + "d/t" + "/d/ initially, /t/ finally"; ㄹ + "r/l" + "/ɾ~l/"; ㅁ + "m" + "/m/"; ㅂ + "b/p" + "/b/ initially, /p/ finally"; ㅅ + "s" + "/s, ɕ before i-like vowels/"; ㅇ + "silent/ng" + "silent initially, /ŋ/ finally"; ㅈ + "j" + "/tɕ/"; ㅎ + "h" + "/h/". Vowel cells: ㅏ + "a" + "ah"; ㅓ + "eo" + "uh"; ㅗ + "o" + "oh"; ㅜ + "u" + "oo"; ㅡ + "eu" + "close back unrounded"; ㅣ + "i" + "ee"; ㅐ + "ae" + "eh"; ㅔ + "e" + "eh"; ㅚ + "oe" + "weh"; ㅟ + "wi" + "wee". Include flowchart branches explaining syllable block assembly with examples such as 한 + "han" + "one syllable block" and 글 + "geul" + "script/writing syllable example". Add a section on batchim examples: 각 + "gak" + "final consonant k sound"; 산 + "san" + "final n sound"; 밥 + "bap" + "final p sound". Add a compact note branch for sound changes with examples like 한국 + "Hanguk" + "Korea" and 같이 + "gachi" + "together". Use neat arrows, rounded panels, icon cues for sound, writing, and syllable building. Render central grid/table with sharp typography and high legibility. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Linguistically accurate spelling and diacritics in BOTH the taught language and the label language. No cultural stereotyping. Tasteful imagery.