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Master the fundamentals at your own pace. From Hangul to everyday conversation — everything you need to begin your Korean journey.
Korean is More Accessible Than You Think
You might think Korean is difficult. But here’s the thing — Hangul is one of the most logical writing systems ever created. Most people can read it within a few hours of practice.
We’ve designed our lessons to build your confidence from day one. Whether you’re interested in Korean culture, K-dramas, or just want to connect with Korean speakers in Malaysia, we’ll get you there step by step.
A Learning Approach Built for Beginners
Every lesson is crafted to move you forward with confidence and clarity.
Start with Hangul
Learn the Korean alphabet first. Master all 14 consonants and 10 vowels in just a few focused hours. It’s the foundation for everything else.
Speak Real Phrases
Don’t just memorize grammar. Learn phrases you’ll actually use when meeting Korean people or traveling. Practical communication from lesson one.
Build Your Vocabulary
Start with the most common 100 words. We organize vocabulary by theme so you learn what matters first, not random words you’ll never use.
Your Schedule, Your Pace
No pressure. No deadlines. Work through lessons when it fits your life. Some days you’ll spend 30 minutes, other days you’ll dive deeper. That’s fine.
Clear Explanations
We don’t use confusing jargon. Each concept is explained plainly with examples so you actually understand why Korean works the way it does.
Beginner-Focused
Everything here assumes you know nothing about Korean. We start from zero and build up systematically. No jumping ahead. No gaps in your foundation.
Featured Lessons for Beginners
These three lessons form the foundation of Korean learning. Start with any of them.
The Hangul Alphabet: Your First Step
Learn the basics of Hangul writing system. You can master all 14 consonants and 10 vowels in just a few hours of focused study.
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Essential Korean Phrases for Daily Conversation
Start speaking right away with 20 practical phrases you’ll actually use. Perfect for introducing yourself and basic interactions.
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Building Your Korean Vocabulary: First 100 Words
Start with the most common 100 words in Korean. We’ve organized them by category so you can learn what matters first.
Read the lessonWhat Beginners Ask About Korean Learning
How long does it take to learn Korean?
That depends on your goals. You can learn Hangul and start reading in just a few hours. Basic conversation? Most people get there in a few weeks of consistent practice. Fluency takes longer, but you’ll be having real conversations way sooner than you’d expect.
Is Korean really that difficult?
Not at all. Hangul is actually one of the easiest writing systems to learn. The grammar has patterns that make sense once you understand them. The hardest part? Sticking with it. But if you’re motivated — whether by K-dramas, music, or culture — you’ll stay consistent.
Can I learn Korean on my own?
Absolutely. We’ve designed these lessons specifically for self-study. You don’t need a teacher, a classroom, or special software. Just motivation and a little time each week. Even 15-20 minutes daily adds up fast.
What if I have no language learning experience?
Perfect. That’s exactly who we’re teaching. Every lesson assumes you’re starting from zero. We explain everything clearly without jargon. If you’ve never learned another language before, that’s fine — Korean will be your first, and we’ll guide you through every step.
Do I need to know anything before starting?
No. Absolutely nothing. Just curiosity and willingness to practice. We start with the alphabet and build from there. By the end of the first lesson, you’ll be able to read Korean text.
What Learners Say
“I wasn’t sure I could learn a new alphabet at all. But the Hangul lesson made it so simple — I was reading Korean text by the end of the first day. That was huge for my confidence.”
— Aisha, 28
“I’ve tried other Korean apps before and got bored. But these lessons actually explain the why behind everything. It doesn’t feel like I’m just memorizing random words. I’m actually learning Korean.”
— David, 22
“My goal was to understand K-drama dialogue without subtitles. I’m not there yet, but I can already pick out words I’ve learned. It’s motivating to see real progress this quickly.”
— Priya, 31
How to Get Started
Start with Hangul
Read the Hangul lesson first. It’s the foundation for everything. Once you can read the alphabet, all the vocabulary and phrases make sense. Most people finish this in a few hours.
Learn Essential Phrases
Practice the 20 phrases that matter most. These aren’t random — they’re what you actually need when meeting Korean speakers or visiting Korea. Use them daily if you can.
Build Your Vocabulary
Learn the first 100 most common words. We organize them by category so you’re learning words that connect to each other. Context helps words stick in your memory.
Keep Learning
Explore more lessons as you feel ready. The best part? You set the pace. Some learners move fast, others take their time. Both approaches work — consistency matters more than speed.
Ready to Learn Korean?
Begin with the Hangul alphabet lesson. It takes just a few hours and opens the door to everything else. You’ve got this.
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