suggestion
i am loving ludus so far, it’s the best for learning korean in my opinion. one suggestion i have is adding a place where we can learn the alphabet and the sounds of each “letter”. it’s showing me words in korean and telling me to pick what it means in english, but i have not learned how to read or write in korean so im basically just guessing. other than that, the app is great thank you!
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Ddiddle2004
Great app
Overall everything seems fine, the lessons are enjoyable and easy to follow, the app seems complete and the visuals are cute. The only downside is that it is not free 💀 I could only do 2 or 3 lessons before being blocked because I do not have the premium version, so the other tools are also useless because I can’t go further and learn new words. Honestly I think making at least the jungle area free, and then putting the subscription for the next one is better !
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NNon——
Good but..
Ludus, I like how you make your game fun but I didn’t know there was a paid version and that hit me hard. Now it’s not that fun anymore.
HHcart1000
Good, but some frustrating aspects
There is no way to choose your fluency level. I had to go through just about 20 lessons about hangul even though I already know it. If I didn’t accept the free trial, it would’ve taken me DAYS maybe weeks to get through that. During the Hangul writing practice, your answer will not register as correct even if it looks identical if the stroke order wasn’t correct. This wouldn’t be so bad if they TAUGHT you the stroke order beforehand, but they do not. You have to guess a few times before they just say you’re wrong and show you it. It is also not iPad compatible which is frustrating because I like to do writing practice with my Apple pen like I’m actually writing instead of my finger. I like the way it breaks things down though. That’s the biggest positive so far. I was considering buying the subscription but it’s been so frustrating that I will not be.
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IEI want my emojis
Great, but…
Not going to lie I’ve learned a bit in just the little while I’ve used this app. But when writing the jamo with my finger there are several it doesn’t recognize even if it’s done correctly. It also skips some key concepts that I had to google in order to even understand and continue the lesson.
Example, “before a pause” in Korean means a very specific thing and that concept is ignored entirely.
Example, “before a pause” in Korean means a very specific thing and that concept is ignored entirely.
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NFNicky Fuller
