Korean pronunciation practice: link batchim to the next vowel
Hear why 옷이 sounds like [오시], keep the correct spelling, and practise a small set of Korean words with vowel-initial particles.
Beginner
Start with Hangul, useful first phrases, and clear explanations of basic Korean.
How to ask questions in Korean: who, what, where, when, why and how
Build polite Korean questions, choose the information you need, and understand the difference between 누가, 누구를, 어디에 and 어디에서.
Korean currency and cash vs card: payment phrases, receipts and change
Read won amounts, ask whether you can pay by card or cash, request a receipt, and check the difference between the price, money handed over and change.
Korean alphabet guide for beginners: the five double consonants
Learn ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ and ㅉ, fit them inside syllable blocks, and practise hearing a tense consonant without making every sound louder.
Weather in Korean: ask how it is and make a simple plan
Ask about the weather, understand everyday replies about rain and temperature, and use a short Korean conversation to decide what to do next.
How to write Hangul: stroke order and your first handwritten syllables
Write five Hangul letters with numbered stroke guides, fit them into syllable blocks, and practise checking your handwriting without tracing forever.
Subway Korean: read signs, check direction and ask about transfers
Read the Korean words for lines, exits and transfers, ask a short subway question, and recognise the part of the answer that tells you what to do.
Yesterday in Korean: 어제 (Eoje), Pronunciation and Examples
Yesterday in Korean is 어제 (eoje). Learn how to pronounce it, ask 어제 뭐 했어요?, and answer with simple polite and casual past-tense sentences.
Combined Korean vowels: read 애, 에, 와, 워, 위 and 의
Read eleven more Hangul vowel letters inside syllables, keep similar spellings apart, and practise with words and slow audio.
은/는 and 이/가: choose the particle from the conversation
Understand topic, subject and contrast through short Korean conversations, with guided choices and clear answers.