# Learn Korean Vocabulary \| Korean Flashcards — user reviews > 34 indexed App Store user reviews of Learn Korean Vocabulary | Korean Flashcards by Bravolol Limited, rated 4.50/5 from 6 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/learn-korean-vocabulary-korean-flashcards/id505910006/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/learn-korean-vocabulary-korean-flashcards/id505910006.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 4 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 1 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0 ## Newest reviews (11 of 34) ### 5/5 — Really easy to use *2012-11-30, version 1.8* Love it ### 5/5 — Easy to use and very good *2012-10-28, version 1.7* Ideal for beginners trying to grapple with the Korean alphabet and phonetics- a really useful application. ### 5/5 — Love *2012-10-01, version 1.7* It's really good and understandable ### 5/5 — very good *2012-09-21, version 1.6* very good ### 5/5 — Flash perfection *2012-08-25, version 1.6* This app is great for learning how to sound out new words, learn proper pronunciation, and get a solid vocabulary base right from the word go. The sound files are very clear, and the volume can be adjusted to be suitable for any area. ### 5/5 — Very useful!! *2012-08-21, version 1.6* I am preparing to teach English in Korea and am blown away with the usefulness of this app. I would recommend it to anyone trying to learn the basics!!! ### 5/5 — Great learning tool *2012-07-25, version 1.5* I used this for my dad to get started with basic korean. It's been his fav application since ### 5/5 — Good app *2012-07-14, version 1.5* Have learned a lot. Great for a beginning learner. ### 5/5 — Korean is funny *2012-05-13, version 1.2* Very useful app ### 5/5 — Love Korean *2012-05-12, version 1.2* Loving it ### 5/5 — Nice *2012-05-12, version 1.2* many korean words! ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Not good *2012-12-29* There are a lot of misspellings in this app. I found that some of words are not even using in real world. The words must be from translator I guess. ### 2/5 — It could have been great *2012-09-08, version 1.6* Only the first 6 sections (of 18) are available without purchasing an upgrade. ### 3/5 — Korean flash cards *2015-01-28, version 3.1* I have sent two messages and email. I payed for the Pro to get rid of the ads. You got my money, I still have the ads! ### 3/5 — Crashes on launch *2014-05-21, version 2.0* Needs an update for iOS 7? ### 4/5 — Great but has a bug *2020-06-11, version 3.2* I think this app is great. However, my app doesn’t pronounce the words for me. I’ve gone into the settings and everything and it’s still silent. But it’s still good to practice spelling and memorization of common words. Great for a beginner ### 4/5 — Next Step App *2015-09-08, version 3.1* If you can already read Hangul and are looking to expand your Korean vocabulary, this is the app for you. ### 4/5 — Very useful *2014-10-21, version 3.1* Helping me to read and understand key words. Very good app. ### 4/5 — Good but not perfect *2014-03-16, version 2.0* Very handy to have on phone. Easy to use. Has what you want: Hangeul plus native pronunciation. Only problem: crude recordings muddies the audio so you will need to check pronunciation in a reliable dictionary like Langenscheidt's. For example, on my phone, saek (color suffix) sounded like shaek. ### 4/5 — Genuinely the best app I've found so far *2012-07-07, version 1.4* Simple, neat, tidy, effective. Great app. Plenty of free flash cards to get you started and a reasonable price to upgrade thereafter. Really enjoying the app. 안녕! ### 5/5 — Nice app *2020-06-30, version 3.2* I really like this app and the concept. Flashcards make it easier for me to learn vocabulary. Has a good foundation of vocabulary to learn. ## Most praised reviews (9 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Very useful *2015-08-17, version 3.1* These flash cards have clear Hangul on the front, and when you tap on the card it flips with a clear voice demonstrating how to pronounce the word (with accompanied romanja). Really handy revision resource. You need to be able to read the Hangul sounds in order to use these to best effect. ### 5/5 — Great for brushing up Korean *2014-06-02* This is a good way to practice and try to learn Korean. ### 5/5 — Great app *2014-03-30, version 2.0* Have used this app a lot to supplement the textbook I am using for basic Korean. Very helpful! ### 5/5 — Not Bad *2014-01-01, version 2.0* Pretty good for on the go Korean. ### 5/5 — Awesome *2013-10-27, version 2.0* Great flash cards based app for learning korean ### 5/5 — Big help! *2013-06-11, version 2.0* Love the app. ### 5/5 — Korean flashcards *2013-05-30, version 2.0* Just what I was looking for. I can finally break the words down to their component parts and figure word structure! Thank You! ### 5/5 — Quick and well romanized *2013-02-03, version 1.9* I would suggest this app to friends ### 5/5 — Good beginning *2013-01-03, version 1.8* I am just starting to learn Korean, and I like this app for its simplicity. I can study a few related words or phrases written in hanguel with the anglicized written pronunciation and the English translation on the reverse side if the flash card. I can hear the pronunciation of the phrase and repeat it as needed. There are settings to adapt the cards to your learning preferences, and there are enough words in the free version to get me started. I will probably pay for more word sets when I have mastered the free stuff. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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