Description
This contains all Korean Vocabulary Anki Decks on Language Atlas.
These are the Korean A1, A2, B1, and B2 Anki Decks.
You will have everything you need to learn Korean!
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I made this course in such a way that it’s very easy to use for everyone. I even let my grandmother check it to see if see could understand/use it and everything was fine! If you were able to get to this page, then you will be able to use the Deck without any problems!
Next to downloading the Anki files you also get a text file. In this text file you have a custom alternative download link. You can think of this as a backup download link.
Grace Foster –
I’ve been going through the Korean flashcards for about two weeks now and it’s been really solid. I especially like that the example sentences use natural phrasing. A lot of Korean resources give you these weirdly formal textbook sentences but these feel like things people actually say. The audio is clear and not too fast which helps because I’m still getting used to hearing where one word ends and another starts. The images are a nice touch too. Really helps me to visualize certain words.