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Choose a problem you want to solve today. Each companion explains one useful part of Korean, gives you an example to adapt, and checks your understanding with answers you can inspect. No account is needed.
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Your first week, mapped out
A seven-day checklist connects reading, pronunciation, sentence building, and a café conversation. You set the pace; repeat any day that needs more practice.
Open the learning path →Build a skill you can use
Your first Korean conversation
Learn a polite introduction, choose 이에요 or 예요, understand Korean goodbyes, and practise conversation repair with explained answers.
12 minute study →Grammar · Beginner은/는, 이/가, 을/를: give each word a job
Understand topic, subject, and object particles through one scene, contrastive examples, common errors, and contextual practice.
15 minute study →Vocabulary · BeginnerKorean numbers you can actually use
Choose native or Sino-Korean numbers for quantities, prices, and time; use short forms and counters with practical examples and explained practice.
15 minute study →Everyday Korean · BeginnerOrder at a café, and understand the reply
A Korean café dialogue with polite ordering patterns, quantities, takeaway language, likely replies, recovery phrases, and explained practice.
12 minute study →Use Korean beyond the lesson
Understand your first Korean restaurant visit
Read a Korean restaurant situation, distinguish shared side dishes from your own meal, and practise requests with explained answers and official references.
15 minute study →Travel in practicePlan and explain your first Seoul subway journey
Practise reading a subway journey, distinguishing a transfer from an exit, asking for help, and checking current information with official Seoul and tourism sources.
15 minute study →Use the guides alongside the lessons
The guides make connections; the lessons provide more repetition. Start with Hangul if you cannot yet read the examples. Use grammar to expand a sentence pattern and dialogues to practise responses. Your lesson progress and this plan’s ticks stay in your browser rather than an account.
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