Learn through patterns, TOPIK study
Study methods and practice questions for each question type. Your record builds up every time you complete one.
All the types are arranged into two routes. Pick and solve them in any order, or follow a track.
Hands-on Korean training.
Tap, type, connect: {n, plural, one {# way} other {# ways}} to train. A few minutes each time.
- Falling Words — Type each Korean word coming down from the top exactly before it hits the bottom. The meaning in your chosen language appears below each word.
- Initial Consonant Battle — See the category and the initial consonants, then type the Korean word.
- Word Chain Battle — Compete against a bot using the essential vocabulary dictionary. The initial-sound rule (dueum beopchik) is accepted too.
- Proverb Boss Battle — Meet the four difficulty levels as bosses and beat them by getting proverbs right.
- Grammar Transformation Arcade — Write the sentence yourself to change its speech style or tense, or turn it into a negative, a request, a permission question, a linked sentence, an honorific or a guess.
- Guess the Expression from the Picture — Use 300 scene pictures as clues to recall Korean expressions. Recognizing an expression is different from recalling it.
- Homonym Picture Match — Learn words that sound the same but mean different things through example sentences and pictures.
- Spelling Crossroads — Choose the correct spelling for the blank in a sentence from two options.
- One Particle Makes the Difference — Choose the particle that fits the context within 6 seconds.
- Honorific Chain — Draw lines to connect plain words with their honorific forms.
- Confusing Word Chain — Connect look-alike, easily confused words to the sentences they fit.
- Spacing Slash — Tap where to put spaces in real sentences that come all joined together
- As It Sounds — Look at a word and choose its standard pronunciation from three options.
- Fill in the Idiom — Choose the right idiom from 4 options for the blank in an explanatory sentence.
- Hangul Typing — Even if you can read it, you cannot write it if you cannot type it. Type the sentences you have learned exactly as shown to get your hands used to the Hangul keyboard.
- Korean Culture Picture-Word Connect Game — On a 4×5 board (mobile) or a 5×4 board (wide screen), connect all 10 pairs of themed pictures and Korean words.
- Korean Culture Picture-Word Memory Game — On a 4×5 board (mobile) or a 5×4 board (wide screen), remember and match 10 pairs of pictures and Korean words.
- Korean culture groups you learn by connecting words — From food and holidays to World Heritage and classical literature, connect Korean culture across 100 boards at easy, medium, and hard levels.
- Korean Culture 100: Find the Core Idea from Five Clues — Learn the key branches of Korean culture through 100 problems that separate the list, focused reasoning, and the study explanation.