DecksFree Korean flashcards
Six free Korean flashcard decks: Hangul, the first 500 words, 6,500 words most common first, 1,889 beginner words in dialogues, 2,412 grammar sentences in seven levels, and 1,000 beginner sentences. All have audio.
Hangul is the 40 letters of the alphabet. Korean First 500 Words assumes you can read Hangul and comes in 50 lessons of 10.
Korean decks
Hangul
The 40 letters of the Korean alphabet, 19 consonants and 21 vowels, for complete beginners. Each card has the letter, its sound with a native speaker recording, and its name or how it is written on its own.
Korean First 500 Words
500 everyday Korean words for complete beginners who can read Hangul, in 50 lessons of 10. Each card has the word with audio and its English meaning, and most have a picture.
Korean Vocabulary 6500
6,500 Korean words from beginner to advanced, most common first. Each card has the word with audio, its English meaning and, where the word has one, its hanja.
Korean Beginner Vocabulary in Dialogues
1,889 basic Korean words for beginners, about the range of TOPIK I. Each card has the word with audio, its English meaning and a two-line conversation that uses it, with translation.
Korean Grammar Sentences
2,412 Korean sentences that build up grammar from simple greetings to advanced patterns, in seven levels. Each card has the sentence with audio, its English translation, its level and, the first time a pattern appears, a short note.
Korean Beginner Sentences
1,000 short everyday Korean sentences for beginners, each one introducing a new common word. Each card has the sentence with audio and its English translation.
Korean flashcards: questions
Can I learn Hangul with these decks?
Yes. The Hangul deck has all 40 letters, 19 consonants and 21 vowels. Each card has the letter, its sound recorded by a native speaker, and its name or how it is written on its own.
Is there a deck for TOPIK vocabulary?
Korean Beginner Vocabulary in Dialogues has 1,889 basic words, about the range of TOPIK I. Each word is used in a two-line conversation with a translation.
Do the Korean decks show hanja?
Korean Vocabulary 6500 shows a word's hanja where it has one.
Is Decks free?
Yes. Library decks are included. The free plan has a daily review limit; Premium lets you set your own.
What is spaced repetition?
Reviewing each card at growing intervals, timed for just before you'd forget it. Cards you know come back less often; cards you miss come back sooner. Decks uses SM-2, the algorithm Anki was built on.