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Find my level (3 min)— every lesson free, no credit card, from 한글 to fluency
Ten questions place you on the CEFR scale (A1–C2). Or skip it and start at A1 — retake it anytime from your profile.
"괜찮아요" — what does it mean?
It's okay / I'm fineIt's expensiveSee you tomorrowAll free — collect them one by one, like stickers.
Every quiz and every recording waters it. Level up, and your tree grows a little taller.
23 chapters of the sounds English speakers actually trip on — from ㄹ to double consonants. Nail a word at 80+ and it's cleared for good.
라면
ramyeon · instant noodles
💡 Tap the tip of your tongue once against the ridge behind your top teeth — closer to the 'tt' in 'butter' than an English R or L.
Result
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🔥 Nailed it! · 92
heard: "라면" · +12 XP
📊 23 chapters across 5 tiers — 🌱 Warm-up to 👑 Legendary. Score 80+ to clear one for good.
Not just right or wrong — a natural rewrite, a grammar score, and a one-line reason, every single time you write.
어제 뭐 했어요? 저는 친구를 만났어요!
What did you do yesterday? I met a friend!
Your answer
저는 어제 친구를 만나고 영화를 봤어요.
Result
Natural way to say it
저는 어제 친구를 만나서 영화를 봤어요.
Good sentence! Use -아서/어서 instead of -고 when the second action happens because of the first — it reads more natural here.
📊 4 genres per level — journal, replies, description, opinion — A1 through C2.
오늘, 뿌리를 내리세요 — put down roots today 🌱
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