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Useful Anki Decks

Choose a deck below, then follow the instructions for your device to add it to your own Anki app. Additional Korean language decks can be found here. If you are trying to hammer down a specific topic, before creating a deck yourself, try to find one there.

Deck list

The top decks were made specifically for our class. Additional useful decks I've found are included below. If you find a deck you find useful, or if you make one that you want to share, feel free to email it to me at [email protected].

Class 1 Vocab

This deck only includes words from the vocab packet from Class 1. I wasn't in that class, and I didn't get the packet that had 한글 and conversations so it is fairly limited.

Deck link

Class 2 Vocab

This one has the vocab from the packet that we have covered so far, as well as any additional words that have come up in class. I'm sure I've missed some things, but you should be able to add to it once you've downloaded it. You can also reach out to me to add them so that future versions of this deck include them.

Deck link

Korean Grammar Sentences by Evita

I haven't dug too deep into this, but it seems to be an awesome resource for expanding on the grammar we go over in class.

Deck link

Korean Verb Conjugation

This has been super helpful to practice conjugating and learning random verbs. It also has been awesome practice at typing in Korean. Overall it has 88 verbs and has them separated into regular conjugations and each of the irregular 받침 verb endings. It doesn't have every conjugation, but has the most common ones.

Deck link

Add a deck to your Anki app

Once the class links are available, open a deck's AnkiWeb page and choose Download to save its .apkg file. Then follow the steps for your device.

Expand your device below for its installation steps.

Windows, Mac & Linux

  1. Download your deck

    Open the class deck link and click Download on AnkiWeb. Save the .apkg file somewhere you can find it, such as Downloads.

  2. Import it into Anki

    Open Anki and choose File → Import, then select the downloaded file. You can also double-click the file to open it in Anki. Review the import options and confirm.

  3. Start reviewing

    Find the imported deck in your deck list, open it, and choose Study Now.

Official desktop shared-deck instructions

iPhone & iPad · AnkiMobile

  1. Download in Safari

    Open the class deck link in Safari, tap Download on AnkiWeb, and wait for the file to finish downloading.

  2. Open the file in Anki

    Open Safari's downloads list and tap the .apkg file. Choose Open in Anki if prompted. You can also use the file's Share button and select AnkiMobile.

  3. Check your deck list

    Wait for the import to finish, then tap the deck in AnkiMobile to begin studying.

Official AnkiMobile shared-deck instructions

Android · AnkiDroid

  1. Download to your phone

    Open the class deck link in your browser and tap Download on AnkiWeb.

  2. Import into AnkiDroid

    Tap the downloaded .apkg file and open it with AnkiDroid. Confirm with Add when prompted. Alternatively, choose Import from AnkiDroid's deck-list menu and select the file.

  3. Open the deck

    When the import completes, select the deck from your deck list to start reviewing.

Official AnkiDroid manual

Use your decks on AnkiWeb and other devices

AnkiWeb cannot import shared decks directly. Import the deck into one of the apps above, then sync it to your own account.

  1. Create a personal account at AnkiWeb, or use your existing account.
  2. In the app where you imported the deck, select Sync, sign in, and let syncing finish.
  3. On your other device, sign in to the same account and sync. You can also study in your browser at AnkiWeb.
  4. Sync before and after studying on each device to keep your review progress current.

If a first sync asks you to upload or download your collection, follow the official sync guide to choose the direction that preserves your cards.

Need a hand?

I downloaded a deck, but it is not in my app.

Downloading saves a file; you still need to import it. Find the .apkg file in Downloads and follow the steps for your device above.

The deck is on my computer but not my phone.

Sync the computer first, then sync your phone using the same AnkiWeb account. Allow media syncing to finish if the deck includes audio or images.

Will changes to a shared deck appear automatically?

A downloaded deck is your own copy. If a revised class deck is shared, download and import it again. Sync keeps your own devices up to date; it does not subscribe you to the author's changes.