Todaii: Easy Korean

Daily Korean news with tap-to-lookup, audio and difficulty levels, on your phone.

AppsMediaFreemiumIntermediateAdvancedB1–C1

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What it actually is

Pulls articles from outlets such as Dong-A, Chosun and VOA Korean and wraps them in a reader with per-word dictionary lookup, adjustable audio, flashcards and level filtering — Korean's nearest answer to NHK News Web Easy, though it grades existing articles rather than rewriting them. Free with ads and an optional paid upgrade. Available on Android and iOS. News vocabulary is narrow, so it complements rather than replaces conversational study.

What it covers

  • Reading
  • Listening
  • Vocabulary

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