From a clip to your memory
Watch a clip, tap the words you don't know, and review them before you forget.
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1Watch a clip
Short videos from Korean creators, with the subtitles split into words.
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2Tap any word
See what it means, hear how it sounds, and see how it is built. Save it in one tap.
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3Remember it
Tokki brings each word back at the right time, so it stays with you.
Built for real Korean
Every feature has one job: help you follow real speech and keep the words.
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Karaoke subtitles
Tokki highlights each line as it is spoken and marks the word you hear. Too fast? Slow the clip to 0.75x.
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Word breakdown
Tap a word to see its parts. 밤이면 becomes 밤 (night) and -이면 (if, when).
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Smart review
Spaced repetition brings each word back before you forget it. You mark it Again, Hard, Good, or Easy.
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Words in context
Each review card keeps the sentence from the clip. Replay the clip to hear the word again.
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AI word cards
Type a word in Korean or English. The AI builds the card: meaning, examples, romanization, and grammar notes.
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New to Hangul? Start here.
Learn the Korean alphabet in short lessons. Trace each letter, hear its sound, and match it in quick games. Then read your first real subtitles.
- ㄱg
- ㄴn
- ㅏa
- ㅗo
- ㅎh
Who Tokki is for
Tokki is an app to learn Korean in a few minutes a day. No textbook and no class.
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처음 cheoeum · first time
Beginners
Start with the Korean alphabet in short lessons. Then read your first real subtitles.
Korean for beginners -
드라마 deurama · drama
K-drama fans
Choose K-Drama as a theme for your feed. Learn the words you hear, not only the subtitles you read.
Learn Korean with K-dramas -
여행 yeohaeng · travel
Travelers
Hear Korean at real speed before your trip. Learn to read signs and menus in Hangul.
How to read Hangul -
5분 o bun · five minutes
Busy adults
A clip is 15 to 25 seconds. Learn on the bus, in a queue, or with your coffee.
A 15-minute daily routine
토끼
Tokki means rabbit
Your pet bunny cheers you on, keeps track of your streak, and is always happy when you come back.
화이팅!You've got this.
Questions and answers
Something else? Write to us at hind@gettokki.com.
What is Tokki?
Tokki is an app to learn Korean with short videos from Korean creators. You watch a clip, tap the words you don't know, and Tokki saves them. Then it brings each word back for review before you forget it.
Do I need to read Hangul first?
No. Tokki starts with short lessons on the Korean alphabet. You trace each letter, hear its sound, and match it in quick games. Then you read your first real subtitles.
Can I learn Korean with K-dramas in Tokki?
Yes, with short clips. Pick K-Drama as a theme in your profile, and your feed uses it to choose your clips. Tokki is not a streaming service, so you cannot choose a show or an episode. Read our guide to learn Korean with K-dramas.
How is Tokki different from Duolingo?
Duolingo builds a daily habit with lessons it writes for you. Tokki builds listening with Korean that was made for Korean speakers. They work well together. See our list of Duolingo alternatives for Korean.
How much does Tokki cost?
Your first 7 days are free. After the trial, Tokki is a yearly or a monthly subscription. The App Store or Google Play shows you the price for your country before you pay.
How does the free trial work?
You get full access for 7 days. We send you a reminder on day 5. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
How do I cancel?
You pay through the App Store or Google Play, so you cancel there. On iPhone, go to Settings › your name › Subscriptions. On Android, go to Google Play › Payments & subscriptions. Deleting the app does not cancel your subscription.
Which phones does Tokki work on?
Tokki works on iPhone and Android phones. Get it on the App Store or Google Play.
Does Tokki show ads?
No. Tokki has no ads and does not use advertising identifiers. Read our Privacy Policy to see what we collect.
Notes on learning Korean
Short reads on Hangul, grammar, and the words you hear in real Korean clips.
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