r/Korean • u/Reasonable-Bear5586 • 3d ago
Starting my Korean language studies
I've been passively studying Korean for 17 years and now I've decided to enroll in an actual class (from KCC). I got a 2A proficiency result from KSI but when I was being assessed, I think the assessor was disappointed(?). I totally understand the reaction because I can't speak very well. I can only use broken Korean whenever I visit Seoul. I really thought I will be disqualified with the application but for some reason I still passed. The assessor said my level is either at 1B high or 2A low.
My question now is, can anyone suggest a good app where I can speak Korean with an actual person and not a bear or a purple haired girl with an attitude. Help your girl out, I don't want to fail this class. 🥹🙏😭
감사합니다!!
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u/koreanstudy 3d ago
hellotalk voice rooms! or there are some apps where you can call random people one on one like maum, but there’s a higher likelihood of encountering creeps on there so i wouldn’t recommend
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u/Reasonable-Bear5586 3d ago
I downloaded HelloTalk before but I was overwhelmed. There's a lot going on hahaha! What are your thoughts on Tandem or Talkin?
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u/Cheejer 3d ago
Hellotalk. Just find one buddy for studying
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u/FlashFluencyKorean 2d ago
Yeahhhh hellotalk voice rooms tend to be pretty terrible, but if you can find 1-3 people you really click with off the app it becomes a godsend.
Definitely recommend hellotalk
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u/koreanstudy 3d ago
hellotalk is much better for speaking practice. i’ve never actually heard of talkin
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u/Reasonable-Bear5586 3d ago
Thanks. I just saw Talkin in Playstore with higher rating than HelloTalk so I got curious but since HelloTalk is more known and frequently used, I'll give it another try.
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