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184 lessons and 2,208 Korean words, each with a picture and native audio. Lessons come in five-minute parts, and every word comes back for review before you forget it.

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  • 184 lessons
  • 2,208 words
  • 12 words per lesson

12 Korean words from the first lessons

Real cards from the course, from lesson 1 onwards. Tap a card to hear the word, or play the example sentence under it.

  • 안녕하세요, 어떻게 지내세요?

    annyeonghaseyo, eotteoke jinaeseyo?

    Hello, how are you?

    Lesson 1 · Greetings

  • 제 친구는 책 읽는 것을 좋아해요.

    Je chinguneun chaek ingneun geoseul joahaeyo.

    My friend likes to read books.

    Lesson 2 · People & Titles

  • 아기가 우유가 필요해요.

    Agiga uyuga piryohaeyo.

    The baby needs milk.

    Lesson 2 · People & Titles

  • 그들은 사과를 먹어요.

    geudeureun sagwareul meogeoyo.

    They are eating apples.

    Lesson 5 · Everyday Verbs — Core Actions

  • 아니요, 셋은 너무 많아요.

    aniyo, seoseun neomu manayo.

    No, three is too much.

    Lesson 7 · Numbers

  • 큰 개는 점프할 수 있어요.

    keun gaeneun jeompeuhal su isseoyo.

    The big dog can jump.

    Lesson 14 · Core Adjectives & Opposites

  • 우리는 밤에 자요.

    urineun bame jayo

    We sleep at night.

    Lesson 17 · Time Nouns — Day, Night, Year

  • 의사가 필요해요!

    uisaga piryohaeyo!

    I need a doctor!

    Lesson 18 · Safety & Help

  • 온라인으로 호텔을 예약할 수 있어요.

    onlain-euro hotel-eul yeyakal su isseoyo.

    You can book a hotel online.

    Lesson 32 · Places in Town

  • 제인은 카페에서 일해요.

    Jein-eun kape-eseo ilhaeyo.

    Jane works at the café.

    Lesson 32 · Places in Town

  • 벌써 여행 가방을 다 쌌어요?

    beolsseo yeohaeng gabangeul da ssasseoyo?

    Did you pack your suitcase already?

    Lesson 35 · Everyday Objects

  • 사람들이 다리를 걸어서 건너요.

    saramdeuri darireul georeoseo geonneoyo.

    People walk across the bridge.

    Lesson 39 · Directions Landmarks

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What's in the Korean course

  • 184 lessons, 2,208 words. Each lesson teaches 12 words in 3 parts of 4. How lessons work
  • A picture and native audio for every word. The same illustrations appear in every course.
  • Spaced-repetition review. Every word you learn moves through six review boxes, from daily up to about once a month. How review works
  • Romanization under every word, for example 안녕하세요 annyeonghaseyo.

The 184 lessons, in order

Every course follows the same path. Lesson titles are shown in English here; in the app you learn each word in Korean.

  1. 1 Greetings
  2. 2 People & Titles
  3. 3 Time Basics
  4. 4 Names & Origin
  5. 5 Everyday Verbs — Core Actions
  6. 6 Polite Requests
  7. 7 Numbers
  8. 8 Understanding & Repair
  9. 9 Deictics & Pointing
  10. 10 Quick Socials
  11. 11 Everyday Verbs — Communication & Thinking
  12. 12 Verbs — Social & Casual Communication
  13. 13 Verbs — Sound & Body Language
  14. 14 Core Adjectives & Opposites
  15. 15 Everyday Doing
  16. 16 Time & Calendars
  17. 17 Time Nouns — Day, Night, Year
  18. 18 Safety & Help
  19. 19 Everyday Verbs — Work, Movement & Plans
  20. 20 Numbers 11–100
  21. 21 Numbers — Tens & Big Numbers
  22. 22 Ordinals 1–12
  23. 23 Frequency & Routine
  24. 24 Frequency & Amount 2

And 160 more, up to lesson 184: Retelling Practice — Wrap-up frames. 184 lessons, 552 parts, 2,208 words.

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  1. 25 Time Markers — Earlier & Later
  2. 26 Months & Dates
  3. 27 Movement & Position 3
  4. 28 Everyday Action Verbs 2
  5. 29 Verbs — Movement & Play
  6. 30 Verbs — Hands-on & Functional
  7. 31 Where-is & Getting to
  8. 32 Places in Town
  9. 33 Public Buildings & Landmarks
  10. 34 Directions Basics
  11. 35 Everyday Objects
  12. 36 Materials — Wood, Metal, Plastic
  13. 37 Directions 2
  14. 38 Around Town & Position
  15. 39 Directions Landmarks
  16. 40 Map & Orientation
  17. 41 Weather & Seasons
  18. 42 Sky, Sun & Stars
  19. 43 Weather & Forecast 2
  20. 44 Nature & Places
  21. 45 Trees, Flowers & Plants
  22. 46 The World — Geography Basics
  23. 47 Beach & Weather
  24. 48 Transport Basics
  25. 49 Cars, Trucks & Bikes
  26. 50 Planes, Boats & Ships
  27. 51 Money & Paying
  28. 52 Travel Money
  29. 53 Shops & Errands
  30. 54 Café & Restaurant 1
  31. 55 Restaurant 2
  32. 56 Clothing & Sizes
  33. 57 Colors — Beyond the Basics
  34. 58 Home & Essentials 1
  35. 59 Health Basics
  36. 60 Services in Town
  37. 61 Lost & Found Essentials
  38. 62 Job Roles — Service & Trades
  39. 63 Job Roles — Creative & Office
  40. 64 Job Roles — Technical & Public
  41. 65 Public Signs & Notices
  42. 66 Banking & ATMs
  43. 67 Home & Essentials 2
  44. 68 Home Objects — Devices & Furniture
  45. 69 Home Spaces & Parts
  46. 70 Household Actions
  47. 71 Cooking & Kitchen Verbs
  48. 72 Laundry & Cleaning
  49. 73 Repairs & Maintenance
  50. 74 Personal Care & Grooming
  51. 75 Body Parts
  52. 76 Upper Body & Face
  53. 77 Hands, Feet & Joints
  54. 78 Body & Fitness
  55. 79 Nightlife
  56. 80 Symptoms & Pain
  57. 81 Aches, Cuts & First Aid
  58. 82 Power & Electricity
  59. 83 Bills & Utilities at Home
  60. 84 Everyday Admin
  61. 85 Numbers — Bigger & Beyond
  62. 86 Food Basics
  63. 87 Burgers, Pizza & Fast Food
  64. 88 Hearty & Comfort Foods
  65. 89 Common Fruit
  66. 90 Common Vegetables
  67. 91 Cooking Ingredients & Condiments
  68. 92 Sweet Snacks & Tropical Fruits
  69. 93 Drinks & Café
  70. 94 Taste & Diet
  71. 95 Meals & Mealtimes
  72. 96 The Five Senses
  73. 97 Market & Groceries
  74. 98 Kitchen & Tableware
  75. 99 Shopping Talk
  76. 100 Containers & Packaging
  77. 101 Quantities — Slice, Pile & Heap
  78. 102 Clothing Items
  79. 103 Clothes — Tops, Sweaters & Outerwear
  80. 104 Clothes — Footwear & Special Wear
  81. 105 Clothing Accessories
  82. 106 Likes & Dislikes
  83. 107 Preferences & Choices
  84. 108 Preferences in Context 2
  85. 109 Opinions 1
  86. 110 Compliments & Reactions
  87. 111 Feelings 1
  88. 112 Feelings 2
  89. 113 Body States & Temperature
  90. 114 Small-Talk Starters
  91. 115 Small-Talk Boosters
  92. 116 Agreement & Reassurance
  93. 117 Polite Disagreement
  94. 118 Invitations & Plans
  95. 119 Appointments & Schedules
  96. 120 Getting Confirmation
  97. 121 Daily Routine
  98. 122 People & Descriptions
  99. 123 Describing Things — Practical adjectives
  100. 124 Places & Views
  101. 125 Shapes & Patterns
  102. 126 Learning & Study Habits
  103. 127 Address & Building Details
  104. 128 Household Tools
  105. 129 Small Appliances
  106. 130 Electronics & Gadgets
  107. 131 Family & Friends
  108. 132 Extended Family & Relationships
  109. 133 Family — Roles & Life Events
  110. 134 Social Visits & Hosting
  111. 135 Celebrations & Holidays
  112. 136 Workplace & Professional Life
  113. 137 Pets & Animals
  114. 138 Common Animals
  115. 139 Wild Nature
  116. 140 Home Maintenance & Tools
  117. 141 Finance & Money Management
  118. 142 Bureaucracy & Essentials
  119. 143 Troubleshooting & Emergencies
  120. 144 City Transit & Commuting
  121. 145 Business & Trade
  122. 146 Technology & Hardware
  123. 147 Digital Life & Connectivity
  124. 148 Hobbies & Free Time
  125. 149 Music & Instruments
  126. 150 Creative Hobbies
  127. 151 Outdoor Hobbies
  128. 152 Sports & Games
  129. 153 Sports Verbs — On the Field
  130. 154 Games & Puzzles
  131. 155 Sports — Ball Games
  132. 156 Sports — Outdoor & Action
  133. 157 Achievements — Winners & Prizes
  134. 158 Entertainment at Home
  135. 159 Entertainment Out & About
  136. 160 Movies, Cartoons & Genres
  137. 161 Digital Life 1
  138. 162 Newspapers & Media
  139. 163 Community & Neighborhood
  140. 164 School & Classroom Basics
  141. 165 School Subjects
  142. 166 Classroom — Books, Pages & Class
  143. 167 Stationery & Study Items
  144. 168 At the Station
  145. 169 Flying
  146. 170 Hotels & Stays
  147. 171 City Navigation
  148. 172 Countryside & Nature
  149. 173 Outer Space & Cosmos
  150. 174 Sightseeing & Tours
  151. 175 Travel Plans
  152. 176 Post Office & Mailing
  153. 177 Talking About the Past 1 — Time anchors
  154. 178 Talking About the Past 2 — Tell what happened
  155. 179 Story Sequencing — Making a mini-story
  156. 180 Reasons & Results — Cause/effect chunks
  157. 181 Giving Advice — Friendly suggestions
  158. 182 Personal Plans & Promises — Near future in life
  159. 183 Handling Problems — Quick fixes
  160. 184 Retelling Practice — Wrap-up frames

Questions about learning Korean

Is Flashcardly free for learning Korean?

Yes. Free gets you three new lessons a day plus unlimited reviews, practice, and repeats — forever. Pro unlocks unlimited lessons, unlimited AI grammar, AI-built decks, practice on your own decks, and extra streak freezes.

How long is a lesson?

Each of the 184 lessons teaches 12 words, split into 3 parts of 4 words. A part takes about five minutes.

Does the Korean course have audio?

Yes. Every Korean word in the course has native audio, and so do the example sentences shown with the words on this page. Tap any word above to hear it.

How many Korean words will I learn?

The course has 2,208 words across 184 lessons, each with a picture. Words you learn come back for review on a spaced-repetition schedule so they stick.

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Your first Korean lesson takes five minutes.

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