Naver Korean-English Dictionary
Best resource I've found for looking up words. It feels a little clunky at times, but tends to have everything I need.
Useful resources & tools. What else could you want?
Whether on your phone or computer, writing in Korean helps read Korean.
Best resource I've found for looking up words. It feels a little clunky at times, but tends to have everything I need.
Search for dictionary '다' forms of verbs to find all of the conjugations.
I cannot overstate how useful this has been for exploring korean actually being used in media. Whether it's Netflix, YouTube, or Viki, this allows you to see both English and Korean subtitles at the same time. You can also track which words you are actively learning so they stand out in the Korean subtitles. It also includes an AI chatbot that you can ask how and why words are used in each line of dialogue.
This the the most powerful flashcard app I've used. It does an incredible job of spacing out learning cards, so you can focus on the ones you don't know and ignore the ones you already know. It has an expansive database of already created flashcard decks and we should be able to share flashcard decks within the class. The iOS is a bit expensive (~$30) to support development, but it isn't a subscription. It's a single upfront price and I've found it to be worth the cost.
This is a super simple website that allows you to practice all sorts of numbers. I found it incredibly useful to practice saying randomly generated times to get a mix of both Native Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers. It also includes ways to practice counters which is pretty useful.
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Small steps still move you forward.
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