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Why Learn Korean? 5 Reasons To Start Today

Since the rise of the Korean wave, Korean has become one of the most popular languages to learn around the world. What started with K-dramas and K-pop quickly grew into global interest in Korean food, beauty, travel, cinema, and culture as a whole. Beginners quickly learned that Korean is quite approachable and much easier to […]

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Quick #1 Guide To Mother’s Day In Korean Culture

A good way to say “Happy Mother’s Day” in Korean is Eomeoninal chukahaeyo (어머니날 축하해요), which literally means “Congratulations on Mother’s Day.” But there’s actually no specific Mother’s Day in Korean culture! Instead, Korean people celebrate Parents’ Day, which is called Eobeoinal (어버이날). A common way to greet parents on that day is “Thank you for giving birth to […]

May 5, 2026
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4+ Interesting Facts About White Day In Korea

Did you know that in South Korea there are two Valentine’s Day holidays? In this blog post, we’ll tell you all about a day in South Korea when chocolate factories work more shifts and supermarkets sell ready-made white marshmallows. If you never knew there was a popular holiday called White Day in Korea, let’s learn […]

March 11, 2026
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5+ Heartfelt Korean New Year Greetings You Should Know

The Korean New Year, called Seollal (설날), is one of the biggest celebrations in Korean culture, full of festive traditions and heartfelt greetings. In this guide, we’ll explore popular Korean New Year greetings, cultural customs, traditional foods, vocabulary, and tips to celebrate it. Let’s get straight to it! How To Say ‘Happy New Year’ In […]

February 13, 2026
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How do I start learning Korean with this course?

Download the app, select your native language, and then choose Korean as your target language. Begin with the introductory lesson designed to teach you the basics and essential survival phrases. Practice with the dialog feature to build confidence in real conversations. As you advance, use flashcards to reinforce vocabulary and prepare for your first interactions with locals. Perfect for beginners, travelers, or fans of Korean culture looking for an easy way to learn Korean online.

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Do I have to learn Hangul to understand Korean?

Yes — Hangul is the foundation of Korean. But don’t worry: it only takes a few hours to learn, and our course teaches it in a fun, visual way. You’ll be reading Korean words in no time.