TTMIK Courses

Really appreciate this resource. Would love if there was more organization to the layout - user interface has room for improvement. For instance, have all videos separated into categories so they are grouped together and not just a long library list. Would also help if you can mark off or archive lessons you don’t want to view or are completed.

Update 7/14/2025:I get at least 15 notifications a day from random people in the community and it is annoying that there is no way to toggle this off so that I only get notifications for the actual course videos. This spamming made me silence/turn off all notifications from the app. I am not paying to be harassed.———-I am a paid subscriber yet the videos are just black. There is audio but no actual visual content coming through.

I know that language is all about audio but no video, just a black screen on the app as opposed to actual videos on the site is insane. That and there are no search, filter, or even categories on the app

안녕하세요 여러분! I hardly ever write reviews. When I went to Korea in 2023, I started learning Korean as a way to show my respect to the people there. I fell in love with the country and have been learning ever since. TTMIK is by far the best learning resource I’ve found and I look at quite a few. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Classes are very easy to follow and explained thoroughly. The staff there is great - check out their YouTube as well if you want a quick preview! 감사합니다!

I think this is a great service. For example, if you have the TTMiK “100 verbs” book, then there’s a great listen-and-repeat program that complements that course. But this is where my small but substantial suggestion arises: I really wish the video could anchor to the top of the screen so I could scroll the written content *under* the video, then I can still easily pause, rewind, etc. while also referencing the written words. For example, on the verbs list, I might have scrolled far to the bottom of the list but then I need to pause or rewind —so then I have scroll all the way back to the top, hit pause, and then scroll back down to the bottom of the list to read the dialogue. Thanks for any consideration! PS: I also have the TTMiK Stories iOS App and it’s great too (in case you were wondering … :-)