Patchim Training: Learn Korean

Hikari Nakashima（中島光）

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Want to understand your favorite K-pop idols’ posts and tweets?

Want to enjoy Korean dramas without subtitles or order confidently at Korean restaurants?

That’s why I created this Korean learning app.

Learn Korean in just 3 minutes a day

Each training session takes only about 3 minutes.
Short and fun lessons make it easy to keep learning every day.

Don’t worry if you can’t read Hangul

Even complete beginners can start learning.
Fun games help you learn Hangul naturally while you play.

Practice with a variety of training modes

Learn through:

* Hangul
* Vocabulary
* Sentences
* Illustrations
* Listening
* Pronunciation
* Typing games

More than 20 training modes help you improve your Korean step by step.

Collect Korean food cards

After training, you can earn food cards featuring popular Korean dishes.

Collect cards, complete recipes, and build your Korean food collection while you learn.

Perfect for

* K-Drama fans
* K-Pop fans
* Korean food lovers
* Complete beginners
* Anyone who wants to learn Korean in a fun way

Start your Korean learning journey today!

Ratings and reviews

it's 100% FREE. I'm always trying to find free learning apps because of not wanting to pay when I don't really spend a ton of time learning and this gives you everything. it's basically preschool learning. basics. not a ton of sentence, but tons of words and it also explains why and how you use the words. it's amazing for beginners. I had low expectations but it's way better (especially since it's free) than I expected ❣️

It's hard for me to find a really good app like this for cheap, ofc there's ads, but they're not popping up one after the other again again. What I like about this app is that it helps me focus and there's lots of activitys so you're never bored, no levels are locked, and you have a dictionary to look up words. The only I wish they had was an actual korean speaker(s) rather than using a UI voice, but you can ofc still understand the bot, but I feel it would be more fluent with an actual speaker

This is by far the best app I have ever used to learn Korean. It is not as polished as something like DuoLingo or Rosetta Stone, but I think much better. The inflection training is amazing. You select a verb, and then it will go through all the tenses; present, past, future, desire/wanting, negative, etc. Also its sentence builder which also provides labels for the parts of speech and the literal translation. Also like how it provides ingredients for real recipes. I highly recommend trying

What’s new

Added new question to the Handwriting.
Please give it a try!