A search engine for spoken Korean
Search 먹다 to hear 먹었어, 먹는데, 먹을까. Explore grammar endings, then save real lines to practise again.
Textbook examples explain a rule. Real conversations add tone, timing, and context.
Illustrative textbook-style example
저는 어제 도서관에서 책을 읽었습니다.
A complete, formal sentence that makes the grammar clear.
Korean bends. 먹었어요 and 먹을 때 share a stem but mean different things — so the search picks a mode, and you can switch it.
-더라고요
Find the ending attached to different words, using Korean morphology.
Subtitles from public YouTube videos, morpheme-indexed. Clips play through the original YouTube player. Most captions are automatic and can contain mistakes.
Listen. Save one useful line. Review it tomorrow.
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Anything — a word you couldn’t find, something confusing, a clip that wouldn’t play. Short is fine.