Hangeul 101 - Learn Korean Alphabet

Name: Hangeul 101 - Learn Korean Alphabet
Rating: 4.3 (121 reviews)
Author: Ubik Technology

By: Ubik Technology App

Education

Overview

Version:

1.6.2

Last updated: 2016-03-23

Ranking

#144,608 ▼ 4,161

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Starting to learn Korean? Hangeul 101 helps you master Hangul with visual and verbal mnemonics, audio pronunciation, and romanization. Practice the Korean alphabet and build vocabulary while tracking your progress with a smart quiz system.

Key features include 40 modern Korean letters (24 basic consonants and vowels, 16 compound forms), 140 syllable structures, a Korean keyboard tutor with 28 exercises, free audio pronunciation for vowels and consonants, and a versatile quiz system with multiple choice and fill-in questions. Your progress is visualized with a pie-chart, and in-app purchases unlock additional audio for all syllables, ad removal, and full keyboard access with 108 word-and-phrase exercises.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

Ubik Technology

Rating:

4.30

(121)

Version:

1.6.2 Last updated: 2016-03-23

Version code:

841409248

Creation date:

2012-09-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

34.35MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

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# 144,608 ▼ 4,161

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Developed by:

Ubik Technology

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hangeul-101-learn-korean-alphabet/id512321556

Website:

http://www.ubiktechnology.com

User Reviews

Users generally find Hangeul 101 helpful for quickly learning the Korean alphabet, especially beginners, thanks to easy-to-use slides, pronunciation cues, and practice quizzes. Quizzes and test modes aid memorization. However, many reviews cite paywall limitations, with significant features behind a paid tier, and some report reliability issues like incorrect quiz results and audio pronunciation mismatches. Others note bugs such as freezing and non-working sections (Jamo). The app is limited to Hangul and does not cover broader language learning, though it serves as a solid starter for alphabet mastery.

Pros

Easy to use and beginner-friendly; quick to learn Hangul.
Effective for learning the Hangul alphabet with slides, pronunciation cues, and example words.
Quizzes and test mode help with memorization and self-testing.
Clear charts and structure that make the basics approachable.
Useful as an entry point or refresher, with usable content before paying for the full app.

Cons

Many features are behind a paywall; not free or expensive to unlock.
Pronunciation audio quality issues and mismatches with example words.
Quizzes glitch and scoring can be inaccurate.
Stability issues like freezing/crashing and some features not working (e.g., Jamo).
Limited scope: only teaches the alphabet; misses double consonants/diphthongs and can rely on problematic romanization.

Recent reviews

I downloaded it about two weeks ago and it’s helped me learn hanguel a lot better! I already knew a small amount because I’ve been using duo but still almost a beginner. It has a test mode which I use often but you can also go through the slides of all the letters with the pronunciation, and what English letter it sounds like, and it even gives you examples of words with this letter. My average is 6/10 letters correct but the other day I got to 8/10 and I’m so happy to be seeing improvement. I have nothing bad to say about this app. It does only teach the Korean alphabet so not the most helpful for learning the language but it’s definitely great just for learning the alphabet.

by Ju*****, 2025-09-01

So apparently, hearing the sounds of the syllables is off limits. The quizzes are ok, but they glitch and say you got it wrong when it was right, not to mention you only have a limited amount you can be quizzed on, because the rest you have to pay for. It’s not horrible, but it’s not the best.