Hello Listener, Remember your first Korean phrase? Was it “Hello, how are you,” “My name is....” or maybe “I have no idea what I’m saying?” Every Korean learner starts out with simple phrases and questions. That’s because learning phrases is easy. They’re exactly what get you speaking, understanding, and improving your Korean in the first place. Not just random, unusable words. So as a Korean Beginner, having a powerful Korean phrasebook is the easiest way to speak more Korean. And with our brand new iBook, you master over 700 phrases. Master 700+ essential Korean phrases with the NEW Learn Korean: PhrasePower iBook for the iPad. This is the perfect first step for Beginners and Travelers that want to learn and speak a... Show more

Hello Listeners, There are two halves to learning Korean. No, no. Not grammar and vocabulary. Not reading and speaking. Think bigger. The first half is your learning material and your methods. This includes your KoreanClass101 lessons, your lesson notes, your textbooks, workbooks, apps, and so on. And the second half? It’s you. It’s how much you care to learn the language. It’s your actions – past, current, and future – that determine where exactly your language progress is going. Actions like...sleeping less to study more, consistently putting in a specific amount of time regardless of how little it is, ignoring everything around you for the sake of focus, and studying language that’s beyond your capability just so you can... Show more

Hi listeners! Looking for a new language to study? Aside from KoreanClass101, we have 28 other languages that you can learn the fast, fun and easy way! And now there’s even more. We’ve added 2 new languages to the Innovative Language family. What are they? Based on user requests, we’ve launched Danish and Czech. Czech, believe it or not, used to be called “Bohemian” until sometime in the 19th century. It's the official language of the Czech Republic, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. And like all Slavic languages, Czech has a reputation for having lots of consonants clustered together. But don’t let that scare you away. Czech uses the Latin script, which makes it easier to learn than a character-based... Show more

Welcome Back Listener! It’s been a while! Last time we saw you, it was still 2013... Christmas trees were up, and you were still making your 2014 resolutions. Now that the new year has begun, the #1 question everyone’s asking is... “How do I fulfill my resolution and make serious Korean progress?” One: Stop thinking and start doing. Take on the challenge and jump in. Your progress starts NOW. Two: Create a measurable and attainable Korean goal. (Master 100 new words in 2 weeks, listen to 5 Korean lessons a week, hold a Korean conversation for 5 minutes, etc.) Three: Challenge yourself more each month. (Go for 10 minute conversations, move on to 200 words, etc.) It’s as easy as that! So in 2014, take the... Show more

Hi Listener, Want to speak more Korean in 2014? You need exposure to native Korean conversation from day 1. You need a Korean speaker to explain it all – the words, the grammar, and cultural nuances. And you get all of that in every single KoreanClass101 lesson. In fact, we’re starting up a brand new season just in time for the New Year! Starting January 6th, 2014, we’ll be publishing brand new seasons of Audio and Video Lessons to get you mastering Korean the fast, fun and easy way! Want to know what you can expect? Here’s KoreanClass101’s Lesson Schedule: Monday: Top 25 Korean Questions You Need to Know Thursday: Throwback Thursday Lessons (Get a free random lesson from the past sent directly... Show more