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Learn Korean with private-tutor quality and app convenience
Korean is one of 14 languages you can speak with Praktika
Most AI language apps only teach English or Spanish. Praktika covers Korean language learning and 13 other languages.
Real-time feedback every time you speak Korean
Practice Korean freely.
No judgment, ever
Improve your Korean pronunciation
Speaking first, with grammar and vocabulary built in
Grammar, vocabulary and listening exercises sit alongside your Korean conversations, the way a human tutor would plan your lessons.
Choose the tone and intensity that keep you moving
Learn from your mistakes
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PraktikaQuestions about learning Korean with Praktika
Quick answers before you downloadHow do I start learning Korean on Praktika?
- Download Praktika from the App Store or Google Play.
- Take the two-minute setup quiz: your native language, goal and current level.
- Pick a tutor and start your first conversation in Korean.
You can change your goal, level or tutor later in Settings.
Is Praktika a good app to learn Korean from zero?
Yes. Praktika is an app to learn Korean language skills through conversation, and complete beginners get explanations in English from the first lesson.
As your level grows, your tutor uses more Korean. The setup quiz places you between A1 and C2, so your plan starts where you are.
Is Korean hard to learn?
Korean is one of the harder languages for English speakers. Sentences end with the verb, and particles mark who does what to whom. The US Foreign Service Institute puts Korean in its hardest group, at about 88 weeks of full-time study.
The tricky parts are choosing between particles like 은 and 이, and speech levels that change your verb endings depending on who you're talking to. With Praktika you practice them out loud and get corrected in the moment, which is how they start to stick.
How long does it take to learn Korean with Praktika?
It depends on how often you practice. On average, 73% of active learners gain a full CEFR level in about 20 hours of practice, and your own pace may differ.
Frequent short sessions work better than occasional long ones. If you're learning Korean around work or a nightly K-drama, aim for 10 to 15 minutes most days.
Learning Korean: app or private tutor?
Private tutors are a common way to learn Korean online, at $50 to $120 an hour plus scheduling. Praktika Premium costs around $8 a month, about the same as a typical language app subscription, with prices set per market.
Some learners use both. Praktika covers the daily speaking practice between lessons, and you can make mistakes without anyone watching.
Can I practice Korean with ChatGPT instead?
ChatGPT can hold a conversation in Korean, but it doesn't follow a study plan for your level or score your pronunciation as you speak.
Praktika is an app for learning Korean with a tutor who remembers past sessions, follows your study plan and explains mistakes in English.
How is Praktika different from other learn Korean apps?
Many apps teach recognition through matching pairs and tapping answers. Praktika is built for speaking, so every lesson is a conversation you have out loud.
That matters if you can follow a K-drama scene but freeze when it's your turn to talk. Short daily sessions also make it easier to stay consistent.
Can my company pay for my Korean practice?
Yes. Praktika for Business gives teams the same app with all 14 languages in one license, plus a dashboard that tracks progress by CEFR level.
Teams can start with a one-month trial for up to three people, with no credit card needed. Share Praktika for Business with your HR or L&D team.