Yes, there’s actually a cute deer to keep you company.Įggbun – Equally adorable, Eggbun is an app that teaches Korean through text chat. Lingodeer – If Duolingo isn’t your thing, check out Lingodeer for an alternative. Bring that into your Korean with Dom + Hyo’s awesome website.ĭuolingo – Korean is on Duolingo, which is super handy to make it accessible from the get go. It’s well-structured and takes things to a high level if you get that far.ĭom + Hyo – Adorable graphics never hurt anyone, right? Right. How to Study Korean – This website is great to follow through for the grammar side of things. We’ll see what the future has to bring with Korean! Resources So, my story with Korean so far involves trying to get on board, learning Hangul in a couple of hours, watching a lot of Boys Over Flowers, and trying and trying but never really succeeding…so far.

We stopped studying around the same time to make way for other language projects, but she’s gone back to it recently and I will be very soon too as we’re planning to visit the country together soon.

That made it all the more difficult when back in 2016, my study buddy Shannon and I decided to learn Korean and we both really struggled to get beyond the basics. Korean is one of those “cool” languages, isn’t it? (Although, I talked about perceptions of languages recently with Kerstin on The Fluent Show.

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