We measure what stays
A count of items answered only measures time spent sitting down. What we count is how often you get an item right when you meet it again after a gap — and that is where most of your XP comes from.
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Every course we make and every exercise is free. What you pay for is someone reading what you wrote, and answering when you are stuck.
Three steps, and you cannot skip one.
Text, tables, audio and video in one flow. Drag over any line to highlight it, add a note, hear it, or look a word up.
Type into the blank, press Enter, and it is marked on the spot. Typos are told apart from real mistakes, and a miss tells you where to look again — never the answer itself.
Your last answer on each item is the one that counts. So going back, rereading and retrying actually moves your score.
Not a feature list — three things we decided differently.
A count of items answered only measures time spent sitting down. What we count is how often you get an item right when you meet it again after a gap — and that is where most of your XP comes from.
“Writing 62%” is report-card language. Here it says “은/는 after a final consonant”, with a button next to it that gives you eight items on exactly that.
The item returns around the time you would forget it. Free — this is not a convenience, it is the learning itself.
Free
₩3,900 a month
₩29,000 a year saves you 38%.
See the subscriptionLearning is never behind the wall. We charge only for the things that cost us a person or a bill every day.
Menus, buttons and corrections are written in a language you already read. Telling a beginner “wrong answer” in the language they are learning is not feedback.
A separate setting, changed from the same control in the header. So a Vietnamese speaker can learn Korean without a Vietnamese-to-Korean course ever having been written.
Write the lessons, set the quiz, name a revenue goal. Learners lower each other’s price by showing up.