Everyday actions
하다
to do
Ready-made decks for learning Korean, written by a person and checked card by card.
5 decks737 cards
Everyday actions
하다
to do
First Korean words for beginners, in Hangul, with the polite 해요 form of every verb and adjective in the notes. Checked against the National Institute of Korean Language's beginner (grade A) vocabulary list.
65 cards6 sections
Open the deckAsk and answer
한국어를 공부해요.
I'm studying Korean.
Whole Korean sentences for a beginner's first conversations, in the polite 해요 style you can use with almost anyone.
48 cards6 sections
Open the deckNumbers and counting
일
one (Sino-Korean)
Learn 248 beginner Korean words across 14 everyday topics, in Hangul, with the polite 해요 form in the notes. Checked against the National Institute of Korean Language's grade A learning vocabulary; TOPIK I-oriented, not an official or complete exam list.
248 cards14 sections
Open the deckBasic vowels
ㅕ
yeo (vowel)
Read Korean letter by letter, then put the letters together into syllable blocks and short words. Romanization follows the Revised Romanization of the National Institute of Korean Language.
72 cards6 sections
Open the deckPeople and polite speech
존댓말
polite speech
Learn 304 intermediate Korean words across 16 topics, in Hangul, with the polite 해요 form in the notes. Checked against the National Institute of Korean Language's grade B (intermediate) learning vocabulary; oriented to TOPIK II level 3, not an official or complete exam list.
304 cards16 sections
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