Korean Vocabulary & Grammar

iOS app by JAT LLP. Reference · JAT LLP

Store rating
3.5 / 5
Store rating count
6
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
5.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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■Overview■ This app features native audio recorded by a Korean woman from Seoul. It offers Memorization, Multiple-Choice, Listening, and Test modes. Through more than 600 set phrases, sentence patterns, and expressions, you can learn Korean pronunciation, reading, grammar, listening, and conversation skills all at the same time. It also contains 4,300 basic and intermediate vocabulary words and supports preparation for the Hangul Proficiency Test (Hangul Kentei) Levels 5–2 and TOPIK Levels 1–5. This iPhone / iPad app is designed to train your Korean reading, grammar, listening, and speaking skills using frequently tested beginner and basic-level set phrases, patterns, and expressions. By memorizing over 600 phrases and patterns, you can steadily strengthen your reading, grammar, listening, and conversation abilities. Because all audio is voiced by a native Korean woman from Seoul, the app is also well suited for exam preparation such as the Hangul Proficiency Test and TOPIK. ■Features■ - 600 + basic set phrases, sentence patterns, and expressions that appear in daily conversation, newspapers, magazines, dramas, and more - over 4000 useful beginner–intermediate vocabulary words - Native-speaker audio for all items - Memorization mode - Multiple-choice quizzes - Listening practice - Game mode ■Levels■ - TOPIK: Levels 1–5 - Second foreign language study - Travel conversation We hope this app will be a helpful companion and make a positive difference in your Korean learning and everyday life.

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