Remember Korean words and how to use them with BRIK.
You recognize the translation, but can you recall the word without it? Practice recalling first, then reveal the meaning. Each set has up to 10 cards, with word and sentence audio, translations and explanations to connect meaning, pronunciation and use.
See the word inside a sentence
네, 강아지도 있고 소도 있어요.
Yes, there are puppies and cows too.
강아지 means a puppy. This example comes from a published lesson. Open the flashcard practice page to try the audio, hidden translations and review controls.
For learners who want words to stay usable
You do not need to choose a huge word list. Practice combines common words, vocabulary from published lessons and words due for review. A set is not necessarily all new words. The dictionary also gives you meanings and example sentences.
Practice recall and usage, 10 cards at a time
Recall before revealing
Look at the Korean and try to remember its meaning. Reveal the translation when you need it, then mark whether you remembered it or want another look.
Hear BRIK read the word and sentence
Listen to the word in a short sentence. Use the translation and explanation to understand its role, then listen again and try saying it yourself.
Bring review into the next practice
Finish the set to save your progress. Words you find difficult are scheduled for the next day; words you remember are reviewed at gradually longer intervals.
Log in for one free set each day
Free members can practice one set of up to 10 cards per day after logging in. Progress is saved to the account. Dictionary entries and published lesson text are also free to read.
Website subscribers can start another set after finishing one. Their plan also includes lesson PDFs, sentence audio and advanced practice. K-Connect is a separate one-time purchase and is not included in the subscription.
Want to see more words in conversation?
Read a graded lesson, then use the dictionary to check the words you want to understand better.
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