Ask in the chat.

@AI_korean_bot keeps commands in English, so you can pause, review, or start fresh from day one.

Commands

  • /start

    Starts the bot, or reopens the form if you want to change an answer. Your companion stays the same one you met.

  • /pause

    Pauses the morning texts. You can still reply to anything.

  • /resume

    Brings the morning texts back.

  • /review

    Opens your notebook in the chat, with your sentence above each thing it taught, newest first.

  • /quiz

    Asks back a card you already earned. The line you wrote stays in the clear, and the teaching sits under the mask.

  • /why

    Explains any mark on a photographed page, and /why 2 picks the second blank.

  • /delete

    Wipes the notebook and the companion, and a new /start begins fresh.

Questions

  • How do I start?

    Open the bot on Telegram. It asks what to call you, how your Korean is (totally new, know some, or can read it), and who you'd like to talk to: a student in Korea, someone with an office job, or an idol trainee. After that it just talks.

  • What is 1/3?

    Each day the tutor picks one small grammar focus and counts three of your own tries. Repeats don't count, and you can always talk about something else.

  • What is the mask?

    The Korean is printed in the clear, and the English explanation sits under a spoiler. Tap it to read, or leave it if you already understood.

  • What happens if I send a voice note?

    On Plus, send a voice note in the chat. She tells you what she heard, answers in Korean, and adds a pronunciation note when a sound rule fired. The audio is not stored.

  • How do mornings work?

    It writes first, using something from your notebook. If you reply, the day carries on, and /pause holds the schedule whenever you need a break.

  • Does it have a life of its own?

    The diary belongs to the character. You're told that when you meet, and the Privacy page says it again.

  • How do I get help?

    Write in the chat, in Korean or English. That's the fastest way.

See Pricing and Privacy.

Say hello

Korean or English both work.