Turn a short scene into speaking practice.
Each Haru webtoon is an original beginner story built around a familiar situation. The dialogue is shown in Hangul with optional romanization and an English meaning. Use the translation to understand the scene, then hide it and return to the Korean line.
- Read for the situation. Notice who is speaking, where they are, and what they need.
- Listen one line at a time. The Listen button uses a Korean voice available on your device. It is a model for recognition, not a pronunciation grade.
- Mark a scene as practised. Say the line before selecting the checkbox. Your episode progress stays in this browser.
- Recall without looking. Use the English prompt at the end of the episode and open the answer only after trying.
What makes these learning webtoons different?
The stories are written for Haru and do not reproduce drama dialogue, song lyrics, published comics, or released TOPIK questions. Each episode keeps the number of lines small so a beginner can finish it, then connects the same expressions to listening and recall. Romanization is approximate; the Hangul spelling remains the main learning text.
Where should I begin?
Start with Morning coffee for a simple request, continue with Grocery shopping for prices and locations, or choose the school project story if that situation is useful to you. For a more structured start, review the first greeting lesson or learn how Hangul syllable blocks work.