A bit of Korean, every day.
Short daily lessons, from the first letter of Hangul to advanced Korean.
Free to start. No ads, no subscription. For Android 12 and up.
Letters click into blocks
Korean writes every syllable as a small block of letters. HaruBit starts right there: a few letters a lesson, practiced until you read them on sight.
매일 한국어를 조금씩 공부해요.
One path, from the first letter on
Stages, units and short lessons in a single line. The app always knows your next step, so there is nothing to plan.
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Hangul free
Every vowel and consonant, how letters stack into blocks, the sound changes when you read aloud, and your first words.
안녕하세요 hello
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TOPIK 1 first two units free
Seventeen units of beginner Korean. Introduce yourself, order at a café, ask prices and the way, and make plans together.
커피 주세요. Coffee, please.
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TOPIK 2
Thirty-six units of everyday Korean. Speak politely to older people and casually with close friends, see a doctor, rent a room, plan a trip.
이걸로 할게요. I'll take this one.
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TOPIK 3
Thirty-six units through a year of work and life in Seoul. Pass on what people said, read notices and articles, follow a presentation.
도착하는 대로 연락할게요. I'll get in touch as soon as I arrive.
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TOPIK 4
Thirty-six units toward upper intermediate. React the way Koreans do, give your views on the news, and speak formally at work.
잘하기는. 아직 멀었어. Me, good? Nah. I've still got a long way to go.
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TOPIK 5
Thirty-six units of advanced Korean, from a new year at work to a closing speech. Say what you should have done, follow the news and a talk by ear, and write up a meeting.
실수한 만큼 배우는 법이에요. The more mistakes you make, the more you learn. That's how it goes.
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TOPIK 6
Thirty-six units to the top of the course. Read a short story and a classical poem, follow contracts, rules and a debate, and give a formal speech.
물어보나 마나 대답은 같을 거예요. There's no point asking: the answer will be the same.
Every lesson mixes it up
Each word comes back in a different exercise, so a session never feels like the one before.
- 아이child
- Hear a word and pick how it is written, or see it and pick how it sounds.
- ㅎㅏㄱ
- Build syllable blocks from letter tiles, and type what you hear on the built-in Hangul keyboard.
- 저는 커피를 마셔요.I drink coffee.
- Put the words of a sentence in order, and fill the gap with the right ending.
- 학교school
- Read it aloud, then listen and check yourself. Every letter, word and sentence has clear Korean audio, bundled with the app, so it plays offline.
- 저기요, 우산 있어요?Excuse me, do you have any umbrellas?
- Short dialogues with recurring characters, and grammar explained in plain English, one point at a time.
Comes back tomorrow
Each day starts with what is due. A spaced repetition scheduler brings every word and grammar point back just before you would forget it, then the next lesson fills the rest of your goal.
- A goal that fits your day. Pick how much to do, from a few exercises to a lot.
- A streak you can keep. Freezes cover the days you miss.
- A nudge, if you want one. An optional reminder at a time you choose, and a home screen widget with your streak and a word of the day to hear.
- Yours, offline. Everything works without an account. Sign in with Google if you want your progress on another phone.
Free to start. Pay once.
- Free
- Hangul, the first two units of TOPIK 1 and the level check. Reviews and practice of everything you learned stay free, too.
- One purchase
- Unlocks the rest of TOPIK 1, or the whole course.
- Never
- A subscription, or an ad.
Know some Korean already? A short level check finds where you should start.