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Have you fallen in love in Korea? One chapter covers flirting and love. | |
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Do you often talk to people in Korean? Then you need a broad vocabulary for conversation. This course gives you words you can use in your next conversation. | |
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Do you like reading books in Korean? One part of the course is for readers: words about books and genres such as mysteries, fantasy, fairy tales and fables. | |
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Computers are common in offices – and you may need to use them in Korean. Do you want to work abroad? The course covers words for computers, hardware, software and office equipment. Knowing these words can make your first days at work easier. | |
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Do you want to learn Korean as people really speak it in Korea? One collection covers the everyday, informal language used in Korea. | |
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Do your colleagues or business partners come from Korea? The course covers topics and conversations for dealing with your professional contacts. | |
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Is Korean grammar hard work for you? One word list helps you read grammar books and texts in the language you are learning. | |
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Do you follow current political events in Korea? Do you read, watch or listen to the news in Korean? The chapter on news and politics teaches many words that come up often in news reports. This makes the news easier to follow. | |
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Are you applying for a job abroad? The course gives you the key words for writing your CV and applying for work. | |
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Are you interested in culture and social life in Korea? The course covers words for these areas. Topics include leisure time, sport and games, fashion, housing, family and religion. | |
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Do you want to move abroad with your partner or family? The course covers the words you need for the move and for dealing with government offices in Korea. Learn this list before you visit a government office – it can make the visit easier. | |
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Are your children growing up and going to school in Korea? The course covers words for education and school. You and your children will find words that can make starting at a new school easier. If you work in education or are bringing up children, you will also find useful expressions here. | |
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Life and society in Korea: To prepare you for your trip, the course also covers political and social life in Korea. | |
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Do you work in research or technology? The course covers key terms from these fields. |
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| ... You're exercising or cycling – and learning on the move. |
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| ... You're in the car – and learning while you drive. |
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| ... You're sitting comfortably at home – and learning. |
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| ... You're on the train or bus – and using the time to learn. |
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| ... You're on a break or waiting – and learning in the meantime. |

Many learners start their day by learning on their iPhone or Android smartphone. | |
Some switch to their PC or laptop at lunchtime. The Korean vocabulary trainer runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. | |
Learners tell us they like to learn a little in the evening on an iPad or Android tablet. |














