Hannip: Learn Korean & Hangul

• Study plan: answer a few quick questions (have you studied before, a short level check, your goal, and 3, 10 or 20 minutes a day) and get a week-by-week plan. Home shows today's task: something new, plus the reviews that are due. • Speaking practice, rebuilt: tap Shadow and you see a red dot, a timer, a level bar and your words as you say them. Tap Done or simply pause to finish. You get a letter-by-letter comparison and a score from 0 to 100, and if it can't hear you, it tells you why. • Fan Korean, new in Explore: 30-second fansign scripts to say out loud, cheer messages you write yourself in polite or casual Korean and turn into a card, how idols text, concert phrases, fandom words and fandom etiquette. • TOPIK: 112 entries, including 64 high-frequency grammar points, templates and model answers for writing questions 51–54, reading and listening question types, and themed vocabulary. • New Saved tab: your saved cards, a review notebook of every quiz question you missed, and Review now for whatever is due. • Every lesson now lives inside the app, so you can study offline. Natural voice audio still needs a connection; without one, your device reads aloud instead. • A new look in warm cream and butter tones, with calmer colors and cleaner, easier-to-read text. • Finish today's task and Hannip shows what you learned today and what's coming tomorrow. Unit quizzes are now 10 questions from that unit only. • Steadier study plans: fewer new items a day and more room for review, so what you learn sticks. Existing plans adjust automatically. • New sticker book: finish today’s task and collect a Korean snack sticker. There are 12, and missed days never take one away. • Also: set your own name and avatar, get a daily reminder that names what is due for review, and use Hannip on anything from iPhone SE to a 13-inch iPad in portrait or landscape.