Recognize Hangul. Type it.
Korean Drop helps beginners practise recognizing Hangul and typing Korean through short falling-character game rounds.
Short rounds, clear focus.
Characters fall; you read each one and type it before it lands. Rounds are brief so you can repeat them often and concentrate on one kind of character at a time.
The aim is simple: get faster at recognizing Hangul and more comfortable finding it on a Korean keyboard.
Learn the pieces first.
Consonants and vowels
The resources guide helps you choose materials for learning basic letters before you practise them in the game.
Syllable blocks
Letters combine into blocks, such as ㄱ and ㅏ forming 가. Seeing how the parts fit makes new syllables less mysterious.
Deliberate typing practice
Read the block, identify its parts, then type them with a Korean keyboard. Accuracy first, speed later.
A supplement, not a course.
Korean Drop is not a full language course. It does not teach grammar, vocabulary in depth, or conversation. Use it alongside other materials, listening, and reading in context.