31 Best Apps to Learn Korean - Does Not Translate

Learn Korean on Mango Languages

Mango Languages uses algorithms to offer a personalized language learning experience. Language learners can speak and hear the language they are learning, participate in daily quizzes to reinforce their progress, and even engage in live conversations with native speakers around the world. Language instructors also use Mango Languages to create customizable lessons tailored to each student's current skill level.

Price: $6.67/month

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Learn Korean on 50 Languages

50 Languages is a mobile app that offers users a variety of features that make learning a language relatively easy. From pronunciation guides to verb conjugations, 50 Languages has a good set up to deepen your knowledge of your desired language. The app is free to download but you have to pay to remove ads.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on Clozemaster

Summary: Clozemaster is a Web & iOS app that helps language learners practice and learn new words using fill-in-the-blank sentences. It's another gamified app like Duolingo.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on Awabe

Awabe is a flashcard language learning app on Android. It focuses on vocabulary, offering as much as 4,000 words for each language.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, iPad, and iPhone

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Learn Korean on Tandem

Tandem is a free platform with a simple premise: there is probably someone out there who is learning your native language, and whose native language you want to learn. So they put you in touch with them. When you sign up, Tandem will review your application to make sure their platform remains safe and that the person you get matched with is also a keen language learner.

Price: depends

Devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on Rosetta Stone

Rosetta Stone is a language-learning app that started in the 90s for auditory learners.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, Apple Watch, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on LingQ

LingQ is a language learning app that uses the same logic for learning a new language as learning your native tongue: using content you already like. They have books, news, podcasts, sports coverage, politics, culture, and food to name a few.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on LuvLingua

LuvLingua is a language learning app that uses an interface that is more geared towards a younger audience. It's focused on vocabulary learning and listening skills. The basic app is free but the more advanced ones are paid.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, and Web

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Learn Korean on Qlango

Qlango is a language learning app that promises to help you learn a new language in 5-minute increments, as each lesson lasts that long. It offers quick and easy lessons, along with interactive games, flashcards, and chatbots to help you learn vocabulary and grammar.

Price: Free

Devices: Android, and iPhone

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Learn Korean on Bravolol

Bravolol is a series of apps like "Learn French", "Learn Japanese", or "Learn Italian" that offer a basic language learning experience.

Price: depends

Devices: Android, iPad, and iPhone

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