Practice Korean conversation with AI

Talk with AI, so you can practice as much as you like

You get better at Korean conversation by actually speaking. With a human partner, though, it is easy to hold back because you are afraid of mistakes or of keeping the other person waiting.

In SUDA’s AI conversation, your partner is an AI teacher. Repeat the same situation as many times as you like, and take your time before answering. Even if you hesitate or fall back on Japanese, you can keep practicing without feeling awkward.

Situations and topics

There are two kinds of material: “Situations” you meet when traveling or living in Korea, and “Conversation topics” where you talk about yourself.

Type	Examples
Situations (11)	Ordering at a café, checking in at a hotel, nice to meet you, ordering at a restaurant, checking in at the airport, requesting an in-flight meal, ordering a drink at a bar, finding a product, returning a product, seeing a doctor, expressing your feelings
Conversation topics (8)	Talk about your work, hobbies, family, favorite sports, music, books, hometown and food

Conversation topics start at the beginner level, and situations are intermediate or advanced. We recommend getting used to talking about yourself first, then moving on to travel and everyday situations.

Speak or type

You can talk in two ways.

• Speak: Press the mic and talk in Korean. You can fix the recognized text before sending it.
• Type: When you cannot speak out loud, send text instead. Everything after sending works the same.

With “Auto conversation” on, recording starts automatically after the teacher finishes, and your turn is sent after a short pause. Choose the pause length from short, standard or long; set it to long if you like to think while you talk.

Learn natural phrasing from ratings and corrections

Every time you speak, you get a rating of how natural your Korean is, plus corrections and tips. They are created alongside the conversation, so the exchange with the teacher never stops.

Tap a card to see a more natural way to say it and how to use it. The conversation history lets you review that session’s exchanges, corrections and questions together.

Ask in Japanese and keep going

When you wonder what a word means or how to say something politely, open “Ask in Japanese” from the conversation screen. You can ask by voice or text.

The answer comes in Japanese text and audio, along with Korean example sentences you can use. Solve the problem on the spot and go right back to the conversation.

Combine with grammar and audio training

Phrases you could not say in conversation are easier to use next time if you practice them as translation exercises in grammar training. While commuting or doing chores, audio training lets you learn phrases by listening and repeating.