한국어 An alphabet you can learn in an afternoon.
Level 6 is the highest.
TOPIK is the Test of Proficiency in Korean. TOPIK I is the beginner paper, with listening and reading: your score gives level 1 or 2.
2 levels · 2 open
TOPIK II is the intermediate and advanced paper, with listening, writing and reading: your score gives level 3, 4, 5 or 6.
4 levels · 2 open
Learn Korean from zero in 70 free days: Hangul first, then the 735 words and 45 grammar points of TOPIK I level 1, with audio and practice exams.
70 days · 759 words · 25 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Continue Korean in 72 free days: the 1,100 words and 45 grammar points of TOPIK I level 2, with audio, review stories and two full TOPIK I mock exams.
72 days · 1,119 words · 24 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Intermediate Korean in 88 free days: the 1,655 words and 67 grammar points of TOPIK level 3, with audio, review stories and two TOPIK II practice exams.
88 days · 1,660 words · 67 grammar points · 33 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Upper-intermediate Korean in 122 free days: the 2,200 words and 67 grammar points of TOPIK level 4, with audio, review stories and two TOPIK II practice exams.
122 days · 2,235 words · 67 grammar points · 49 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →TOPIK level 5: work and study in Korean, follow the news and specialist topics, and write well-organised essays.
About this level →TOPIK level 6, the highest: use Korean accurately and naturally on almost any professional or academic subject.
About this level →New to Korean? Start with Korean TOPIK 1 in 70 days. Each level builds on the one before: its words come back in the next course without being taught again, so you can also jump in at your own level.
Every course is free, with no sign-up: your progress stays in this browser.
Each day is a dot on your path. Join them up and watch the picture grow.
A day is about 14 bites of 1–3 minutes: a warm-up, words, quick quizzes, writing, a sentence, a game. Stop between any two.
Cards come back just before you forget them. Games and real dialogues make it stick.
Every course has printable PDFs with words, patterns and practice.