Learn Korean & Study Hangul 4+

Starting off, this app I great. I've only written a few reviews but I would really like to recommend this app. You get to choose the topic you would like to learn, restart a topic, hide words so you don't have to learn them, and much more. It has a variety of outstanding abilities, and I've only listed a few. This app is great for anyone trying to learn a new language, it shows you the word, connect the word with an image, and repeatedly shows you the word over and over again. I've found it very easy to remember and correctly pronounce the word I'm trying to learn. I do feel like there could be a way to manually type the word, in case anyone wants to try it in a conversation or something. This is only coming from someone who has been using this app for a month, so I may not know everything Drops can do, but I can assure you that it's worth it. There are streak rescues, ways to train your brain, collect badges/awards for completing a task, and overall motivating you to try and learn that new language you've been trying to learn! Overall it's a great app, and I recommend it to anyone who is trying to learn a new language.
(GET THE APP NOW 😁 PLEASE or don't but still do something try learning a language or idk Google Translate isn't always the best so get your lazy bum up and do it already)

I had already learned the Korean alphabet on the owl language app, but friends told me to also look into other Korean learning tools. Even just doing Drops for the free five minutes a day has improved my language learning so much already! And you can sit through commercials to earn more daily time if you can’t afford the premium membership. I’m already at over 400 words and I’ve been using the app for about 3 months now. The only complaints being that 1) sometimes the pictures used for the word association isn’t always something that feels like a proper association and 2) that they won’t allow you to use this app for multiple language learning for free, you can only learn one language at a time which is a bummer. Especially for someone like me who is also furthering my Spanish speaking skills. However I also know there’s far more free resources for Spanish than Korean language learning at the moment. 3) There is no intake exam to test your level. One of my friends didn’t like the idea that they would have to start at square one if they downloaded the app, but I think this problem can be solved by choosing lessons that work best for you. You don’t absolutely have to do the ‘beginner’ courses. Overall, I really like the style of learning that this app offers. I think it would be really great for children learning new languages too!

I’ve been learning Korean for the past week, and I’ve been looking for multiple resources to do so. This app seems to hit some good marks so far, the repetition of new words helps to hammer it into the brain, as well as the pronunciation being human and not robot-like leads me to believe that it is accurate. I like when there is more focus on the Korean characters equaling the word, rather than using the English letters; for example 안녕하세요= hello rather than annyeonghaseyo=hello; I’ve seen both of these examples in the app and I much prefer the first as it helps the person recognize the characters as the word, and therefore have an easier time recognizing it in a text or sign. They have given the option to turn off all romanization which is fantastic!

I also appreciate the quizzing section to be able to review previously learned material whenever you want, this makes it better overall if you did not want to pay for premium for longer learning time. From what I’ve seen so far, the pictures are pretty accurate and symbolize the word well enough. Overall I’d recommended this app to help greatly expand vocabulary and improve pronunciation.