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Learn Korean words with pictures you won't forget

Remlori turns every Korean sound into a picture. The pictures combine into a scene for each new word, so vocabulary sticks without rote lists.

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A bulky, matte-grey steel suit of medieval armor featuring a bright orange helmet plume and a large, star-shaped dent on the chest plate.
아
a → Armor
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A bald eagle with chocolate-brown plumage, a white head, and a distinctive pair of oversized, star-shaped red aviator goggles resting on its forehead.
이
i → Eagle
A flying eagle steers a bulky suit of armor down to high-five a delighted small child in a park.
아이 ai = child
A bulky suit of Armor, with an Eagle peeking out of its helmet, high-fives a delighted Child.

How it works

  1. Sounds become symbols

    Each Korean sound gets one memorable picture. You hear it, see it and link the two.

  2. Symbols become words

    A word's sounds combine into one scene. Picture the scene and the word comes back.

  3. It keeps adding up

    Every new word reuses symbols you already know, so each lesson is quicker than the last.

What's in the course

500 words

Each with a picture, a story and audio.

100 short lessons

5 chapters, from Home and Family to Describing Things.

Grammar in context

Polite sentences, particles and verb endings, practised as you build real sentences.

Hangul as you go

178 sounds, each shown in Hangul with audio and broken into its letters.

Pricing

Chapter 1

Free

20 lessons · 100 words · free account

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Full course

$3/month

Korean Chapters 2–5 and every chapter we publish, plus Japanese Chapters 2–10. Cancel anytime; full refund within 14 days of your first payment.

Try a few words

나 na · I, me (casual)아이 ai · child나무 namu · tree오이 oi · cucumber우유 uyu · milk아기 agi · baby고기 gogi · meat가구 gagu · furniture

See all 100 Korean Chapter 1 words →

Questions

Who is the Korean course for?

English speakers starting Korean from zero. You don't need to read Hangul first: every word shows its romanization and its Hangul, and the sound lessons teach the letters one at a time.

How do the pictures work?

Each Korean sound gets one picture, such as 아 (a) → armor. A word's picture combines the pictures for its sounds, and they come back in later words.

What is free?

All of Korean Chapter 1: 20 lessons and 100 words, with audio, grammar and sentence practice. You need a free account so your progress is saved.

How much is the full course?

$3 a month for Korean Chapters 2–5. The same subscription also includes Japanese Chapters 2–10. Cancel anytime online. If you ask within 14 days of your first payment, we refund it in full.

Is there an app to download?

Remlori runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, so there is nothing to install.

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