Best Korean learning app
By far the best app to use to learn Korean. I love everything about it from practicing and the reading they provide which explains everything you need to know about Korean in an understandable way. Much better than any app out there I can’t praise it enough
Thorough and detailed
First of all, I appreciate that the teacher doesn’t get the reader bogged down in grammatical concepts like “first person present subjunctive” and instead uses plain well-written English with plenty of examples. It’s very easy to follow and refreshing to read. I love all the vocabulary and the spoken audio and I will say that the sample sentences are the icing on the cake, because they put the vocabulary and lesson contents to precise use. It’s an absolute goldmine of information and well worth the price.
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I finally found the all-in-one app that will get me to Korean fluency.
Best Korean learning app. As an English teacher learning to better help my Korean students, this is by far the most intuitive app for those who want a comprehensive all in one resource and companion to your learning.
Most language learning apps have a gimmick or gamified structure which helps for motivation and consistency, but as you progress, I find those apps become less effective because the format sometimes outperforms meaningful language retention.
Particularly, after learning basic grammar and vocabulary, the main challenge to speaking conversationally is being able to creating strings of coherent sentences, so HTSK gives many examples to allow you to apply what you’ve learned WITH new vocabulary and it has all the QOL things you need for flash cards, super relevant stats, creating your own lists etc.
It’s definitely better suited for those who mainly need a great resource with explanations, examples and non-nonsense drill tools. You can pair it really well with other apps with more emphasis on guided learning.
Bravo!!! ✨✨✨
Most language learning apps have a gimmick or gamified structure which helps for motivation and consistency, but as you progress, I find those apps become less effective because the format sometimes outperforms meaningful language retention.
Particularly, after learning basic grammar and vocabulary, the main challenge to speaking conversationally is being able to creating strings of coherent sentences, so HTSK gives many examples to allow you to apply what you’ve learned WITH new vocabulary and it has all the QOL things you need for flash cards, super relevant stats, creating your own lists etc.
It’s definitely better suited for those who mainly need a great resource with explanations, examples and non-nonsense drill tools. You can pair it really well with other apps with more emphasis on guided learning.
Bravo!!! ✨✨✨
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Best Korean Teacher Ever
This is the only app or form of learning I teach myself since high school. I love how they build this system for us to learn Korean
Slow but worth it
I’ve had this app for 2 months and have been loving it so far. I do an hour per day. It starts with 한글 and grammar which is detailed and accurate. It doesn’t have as many exercises as other apps but that’s ok because you still learn a lot. You don’t really start learning WORDS and how to have conversations until later lessons so I recommend complimenting this with an app like memrise or lingodeer. I love this app because it sets things clear and helps you learn how to read even if you don’t understand yet. Slow and steady wins the race. Spend a while on this and become a pro. It has real people writing everything and speaking in the audios you hear which is the best part!
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