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Interactive grammar explanations and vocabulary from our structured beginner course. Click to reveal translations, toggle romanization, and master the fundamentals.
Browse Korean by topic
Grammar, vocabulary, verb forms, conversations, TOPIK prep, and more—each topic opens into clear explanations you can practice.
Grammar
Core patterns plus extras like -고 싶다, -는데, 밖에…
Vocabulary
188 free word guides with examples and audio
Verb conjugator
140 source-checked predicates: polite present, past, future, and formal present
Comparisons
은/는 vs 이/가, 에 vs 에서, 안 vs 못…
Common mistakes
Frequent learner traps with clear fixes
Conversations
Café, taxi, hospital, dating, bank…
Example sentences
How to say everyday English lines in Korean
Numbers
Native vs Sino, age, money, time, phone
Korean names
Meanings, romanization, how names work
TOPIK prep
Levels, skills, free score calculator
Practice scenarios
Everyday situations with short practice
Pronunciation
Batchim, assimilation, tricky words
Hangul
Alphabet, course, advanced topics, typing
Korean grammar by level
48 core curriculum grammar lessons with interactive examples, visual pattern breakdowns, and plain-English explanations—free to browse.
Explore Grammar →100+ Korean Vocabulary Words by Topic and Level
188 free Korean vocabulary guides organized by topic, unit, and level—with Hangul, romanization, and English. Browse freely; the full structured course continues in Pro.
Explore Vocabulary →Hangul Chart
Interactive Korean alphabet chart. All consonants, vowels, and compounds with pronunciation guides.
Explore Hangul →Learn Hangul Step by Step
Free guide to reading Korean in one sitting. 6 lessons covering all consonants, vowels, and syllable blocks.
Start learning →Culture Guide
Korean etiquette, social customs, holidays, and cultural context essential for natural conversation.
Explore Culture →48
Core curriculum grammar lessons
186
Extended grammar guides
234
Total grammar guides
How to study with these free guides
Build a useful study session by combining explanation, recognition, and recall instead of reading isolated word lists. Everything below is free without an account, so you can start with the skill you need and return whenever you want to review.
- 1Start with one grammar pattern and read its explanation before opening the examples. Say each Korean sentence aloud, compare the translation, and notice which part of the sentence changes.
- 2Use the vocabulary cards for active recall: hide the translation, answer first, then reveal it. Group related words by unit so new vocabulary reinforces the grammar and situations you are already studying.
- 3Finish with Hangul or culture practice, then revisit the same material a day later. Short, repeated sessions make pronunciation, spelling, meaning, and appropriate usage easier to retrieve in real conversations.