Hangul
For learners new to reading Korean.
Recognise and pronounce the letters, build syllable blocks, and read your first Korean words.
6 modules
Hangul · First Sentences · Grammar
Begin with Hangul, build useful first sentences, or focus on the grammar you want to understand better. KoreanLab brings clear lessons, guided practice and review together, with progress guidance to help you decide what to work on next.
Free account, no card required. 31 published modules across three tracks.
Learning tracks
Start with the track that matches what you can already do. You can explore another track or switch focus whenever you like.
For learners new to reading Korean.
Recognise and pronounce the letters, build syllable blocks, and read your first Korean words.
6 modules
For learners who can already read Hangul.
Build short, useful sentences for everyday meanings: actions, questions, having, liking and asking for things.
5 modules
For learners refining accuracy and nuance.
Work through particles, speech levels, honorifics and the distinctions that change what a sentence means.
20 modules
The tracks are starting points rather than a fixed order. Nothing is locked behind a placement test, and you can move between tracks as your Korean develops.
How it works
The same four stages run through every track. What changes is the material and the kind of practice the track calls for.
Each module opens with a focused explanation, worked examples and lesson material for the point you are studying.
Work through varied activities rather than one repeated question format, with feedback on the option you chose.
Completed material returns for review when it becomes due, so recall is tested rather than recognition alone.
See how far through a module you are, what is due, and which areas are worth more attention next.
Activity formats include character choice, listening, syllable building, sentence building, guided writing, multiple choice and multi-select. Not every format appears in every track.
Inside the product
Three activities from three tracks, using material from the published curriculum.
Which consonant can sound like a light t or d?
ㄷ
Letter name디귿
Example syllable with ㅏ다
ㄷ + ㅏ → 다
Build the sentence: I drink coffee.
커피 마셔요.
I drink coffee.
Object and verb, without needing to choose a particle yet.
You are introducing yourself at a study group.
저 이번 학기에는 한국에서 공부해요.
In an introduction, 은/는 frames you as the topic, and the rest of the sentence adds information about you.
Completed exercises come back when they are due, so you recall rather than recognise.
Every module shows how many exercises you have finished and what remains.
Your dashboard highlights what is due and the areas worth more attention.
Why it helps
Modules explain the point being taught with worked examples, and feedback responds to the option you actually chose.
Reading, listening, building syllables and sentences, writing and choosing between close alternatives.
Korean often turns on a choice between two near neighbours. Those choices are taught directly rather than left to guesswork.
Material you have completed returns for review when it is due, and what you find harder comes back sooner.
KoreanLab suggests what to work on next. Choosing a different track or module is always available.
Where it is available, you can ask for help on the exercise in front of you, within that module's access.
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