app suggestions for learning korean ??

[soobinzz]

hi!!
so im genuinly curious about what u guys use to learn korean, becuz i wanna learn too!! i already know some basic stuff but not much

 

[MOON.STRUCK]

YES me toooo!

I lost motivation doing it on duolingo because it's so hard and confusing

 

[soobinzz]

YES me toooo!

I lost motivation doing it on duolingo because it's so hard and confusing

right?? and then its just boring sometimes

 

[SUN SUNOO]

I use Duolingo and rosetta stone but i have subscriptions

 

[K-pop lover T]

I use Duolingo and rosetta stone but i have subscriptions

Thank you so much

 

[chuuisverse]

right?? and then its just boring sometimes

so true

 

[gatoelblue]

Loecsen has a few free courses.

The best Korean course for beginners | Free

How to speak Korean from day one? Learn essential vocabulary fast with a simple and effective method.

www.loecsen.com

 

[K-pop lover T]

Loecsen has a few free courses.

The best Korean course for beginners | Free

How to speak Korean from day one? Learn essential vocabulary fast with a simple and effective method.

www.loecsen.com

Thanks

 

[ronniesingh]

Loecsen has a few free courses.

The best Korean course for beginners | Free

How to speak Korean from day one? Learn essential vocabulary fast with a simple and effective method.

www.loecsen.com

Hey, thanks; I haven't found any Korean free courses yet. It is really helpful.

 

[lumiaro]

i was in the exact same spot last year — knew a few basics, tried Duolingo, got bored/confused, then stopped for weeks . (so yeah, i totally get what you and others said about it being hard + kinda boring sometimes.)

what helped me was not hunting for the “perfect app”, but doing a simple combo:

1. learn Hangul properly first (sounds + spelling rules), otherwise every app feels messy
2. pick one “input” thing (short videos/podcasts) and one “output” thing (speaking/writing)

for free basics, Loecsen is actually decent for travel phrases + quick starters.


and when i wanted something that feels less like tapping quizzes, i started using Avatalks sometimes — it’s more like short guided practice where you can listen, read, type, and say the line out loud in one flow, plus the mouth-shape visuals helped me stop guessing pronunciation. not magic, but it kept me consistent when motivation was low.

 

[Flynniebear]

I use memrise and duolingo