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Korean Foundations

Your first words and sentences, from day one.

1,713 flashcards that take you from your first Korean word to everyday conversation, in 60 short lessons. Every flashcard has a picture, audio and an example sentence built only from words you’ve already met.

  • 1,713 flashcards
  • 1,565 words
  • 148 grammar patterns
  • 60 lessons
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You study it in the Misu app on iPhone and Android. Translations are in English.

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60 lessons · 1,565 words

Sixty short lessons.

Each lesson is a small set of words you can use together. Every example sentence only uses words from earlier flashcards, so you can read it from the first day.

Every word with audio: Common Korean words
Korean Foundations cover: Anna waves, with Minjun, Ms. Kim and Misu the cat, with N Seoul Tower on the hill behind

The story

Anna in Seoul.

You follow Anna, a Londoner spending a year in Seoul, with her friend Minjun, her teacher Ms. Kim and her cat Misu, so the sentences add up to one small world.

For beginners who can read Hangul. There’s no romanisation; where a word isn’t said the way it’s spelled, the flashcard shows the pronunciation in Hangul.

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Korean Foundations

How do I get it on my phone?

Add it here while you’re signed in to Misu. It downloads the next time you open Misu on your phone. New to Misu? Get started here with Korean Foundations, then sign in on your phone the same way.

Can I download it for Anki?

No. Misu decks are made for the Misu app, where every flashcard keeps its audio, picture and review schedule.

Do I need to read Hangul first?

For beginners who can read Hangul. There’s no romanisation; where a word isn’t said the way it’s spelled, the flashcard shows the pronunciation in Hangul. The Hangul deck is there if you want to learn it first.

See the Hangul deck

I already know some Korean. Where do I start?

Take the Korean level test first. Its 25 questions give you an idea of how many words you know.

Take the Korean level test