“R / L” (ㄹ)
3 STROKES
First – Start on the top left and make a long horizontal line. Then (WITHOUT PICKING UP YOUR PEN!) pull a short vertical line down. Basically, you are forming the “Hangul G.” You see this a lot in Hangul, where on character is used to form another. 
Second – Starting on the left, form a long horizontal line that connects to the first stroke. You are kind of making a backwards, upside down ㄷ. 🙂
Third. Starting on the top left of stroke two, go down forming a short vertical line. Then (WITHOUT PICKING UP YOUR PEN!) make a second long horizontal line. Basically makes a Hangul “N”.
FINAL
EXAMPLES (FROM TOP 6000TOPIK WORDS)
- 우리 (Uli) = We / Our
- 모르다 (Moleuda) = To not know
- 물 (Mul) = Water
) friends taught me was how to write Hangul. As one girl explained, many foreigners simply learn how to read Hangul but are never taught how to write it. However, if you write the character in the wrong way, it sometimes isn’t clear. Just like English handwriting – if you don’t form your letters correctly, sometimes it’s hard to read. 
Deceptively Blonde 