Hangul Word Tracing Worksheet

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536 (A4 세로 비율)

[Purpose]
Printable Korean Hangul word tracing worksheet, A4 vertical portrait, table grid format. Designed for daily writing practice — each Hangul word is traced 8 times on the page. No reference photo needed — pure text-to-image generation.

[Composition]
- Page format: A4 portrait 1024x1536, print-ready white paper worksheet, pure monochrome.
- Header strip (top ~5%): the text "{header_title}, 한글 단어 따라쓰기" in small subtle Korean serif, centered.
- Main table grid: occupies ~90% of the page height. The number of rows equals the number of words provided. Default 10 rows. The table has 5 columns:
  - Column 1 (definition, ~22% width): for each row, a large bold Hangul word at the top + a small English translation below.
  - Columns 2-5 (tracing, ~19.5% width each): for each row, the SAME Hangul word rendered in dotted-line Korean tracing font (점선체), TWICE per cell (vertically stacked). Total = 4 columns × 2 traces = 8 traces per row.
- Light gray table grid lines around all cells. No footer text — leave a small bottom margin clean.
- Complexity level: {difficulty_detail}.

[Row Content — Hangul / English pairs]
The rows to render (in order). For each pair "한글/english", the Hangul is the definition (and the dotted tracing target), and the English is the small translation below it:
{word_pairs_list}

[Core Structure]
- Auto-fit: adjust row height and character size so the table fills the page comfortably regardless of row count. 5-6 words = larger characters, 8-10 = standard, 12-15 = compact.
- Maintain 4 dotted-tracing columns × 2 stacked entries = 8 traces per word, regardless of total row count.
- The definition Hangul (column 1) is SOLID FILLED black bold, large size. The English translation directly below is smaller, lighter weight.
- The tracing Hangul (columns 2-5) is DOTTED OUTLINE in light gray — each Hangul syllable drawn as small evenly-spaced dots forming the character outline.

[Style Rules]
- Definition Hangul: thick bold Korean sans-serif (Cafe24 Ohsquare Bold or similar), approximately 36pt equivalent, pure black.
- English translation: Pretendard Light or thin Latin sans, approximately 14pt equivalent, dark gray.
- Tracing Hangul: Korean dotted-line tracing font (점선체) — every dot clearly visible, light gray.
- Table grid: thin light gray lines, clean and consistent.
- NO illustrations, NO decorative motifs, NO color fills — purely a textual worksheet table.
- Color palette: pure black definition + light gray dotted tracing + white background.

[Visual Style]
- Camera: flat scanned worksheet look, top-down orthographic, print-ready.
- Lighting: even neutral scan lighting, zero directional shadow, no highlights.
- Color grade: pure monochrome on white paper, high-contrast definition black + light gray dotted tracing.

[CRITICAL — Korean text accuracy]
Render ALL Hangul correctly, character by character, with NO broken or misrendered jamo (자음/모음/받침). The exact strings to render:
  - Header: "{header_title}, 한글 단어 따라쓰기"
  - Each row's definition Hangul + English translation as provided in [Row Content].
  - Each row's 8 dotted tracing copies of the same Hangul word.
Double-check every Hangul syllable. The dotted-tracing characters must show evenly-spaced individual dots forming the outline (초성 + 중성 + 종성 all visible).

[CRITICAL — Tracing format]
- Tracing letters MUST be dotted outlines (점선체), NOT solid filled.
- Definition column word IS solid filled (bold black).
- Each dot evenly spaced and clearly visible.
- Provide enough vertical white space inside each tracing cell for child's pen strokes.

[🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Broken or misrendered Hangul characters
- Solid filled tracing letters (must be dotted)
- Any colored fills, gradients, shading, halftone, illustrations
- Decorative motifs, characters, animals, or scenery
- Photographic, realistic, 3D, anime, or manga style
- Fake official seals or celebrity names