Not a Korean class. A Hangul class.

Learn to read Hangul, the Korean alphabet.

Can you say “pizza”? In Hangul, that's 피자. You already know the sounds — jamo teaches you to read the letters.

jamo app screen showing the syllable 가 combined from ㄱ and ㅏ

Just like learning Latin or Cyrillic letters

jamo isn't a Korean language app. It's a Hangul alphabet app. Once you know how the letters work, you can read any Korean text out loud — even without knowing what it means.

A language app would teach

  • ✕ Grammar rules
  • ✕ Vocabulary & conversation
  • ✕ Korean meaning

jamo teaches

  • ✓ How letters combine into sounds
  • ✓ Native pronunciation for every combination
  • ✓ Reading Hangul out loud, with confidence

Listen, show me, practice

Every feature in jamo is built around one goal: getting you reading Hangul out loud.

Listen screen showing syllables grouped by vowel
🎧 Listen

Explore every sound, by ear

Browse every consonant × vowel combination — plus double consonants and batchim — with native Korean audio for each one. Tap, listen, repeat.

Show Me screen turning spoken words into Hangul
🎤 Show Me

Say it in your language, see it in Hangul

Speak a word you already know — “hello,” “ciao,” “namaste” — and watch jamo write it out in Hangul. A playful way to see the letters in action.

Practice screen with 10 units of guided exercises
📖 Practice

Test yourself, at your pace

1,000 guided exercises across 10 sections and 100 units. Work through them freely and check your reading with built-in pronunciation playback.

Everything you need to read Hangul

The full character system Korean uses to represent sound — nothing more, nothing less.

Vowels

10 basic vowels and 11 diphthongs — every vowel sound in Korean.

ㅏ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ

Consonants

14 basic consonants and 5 double consonants, initial and final.

ㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ

Batchim

The 7 representative sounds Korean's final consonants collapse into.

각 간 갇 갈 감

“지혜로운 사람은 반나절이면 배우고,
어리석은 사람이라도 열흘이면 배울 수 있다.”

"A wise man can acquaint himself with them before the morning is over; a stupid man can learn them in the space of ten days."

— Jeong In-ji, Hunminjeongeum Haerye, 1446

Start reading Hangul today

jamo is built on that same idea — that anyone can learn these letters quickly.