Talk To Me In Korean review
A deep Korean course library with level guidance and a learner community.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Talk To Me In Korean Courses gives Korean learners a structured route from beginner to advanced levels. Its library spans more than 1,700 audio and video lessons, with lessons selectable by level or topic and a level test to help learners choose what to study. Free introductory lessons offer a way to sample the course content. The service is aimed at learners who want a substantial Korean curriculum rather than an app for studying several languages.
The subscription options differ mainly by billing and trial access. Smart Save costs USD 7.12 per month with annual billing and includes full access to all courses, but has no free trial. Standard costs USD 10.17 per month with annual billing and includes a 7-day free trial. Monthly costs USD 16.99 per month with monthly billing and also includes a 7-day free trial. These are monthly prices; annual plans display monthly-equivalent rates, and pricing is shown excluding tax. There is no free plan, so learners who want ongoing access should compare the annual commitment with the flexibility of monthly billing.
The course service also includes an online learner community and mobile app access, alongside its web platform. Books, Stories, and Seyo are separate services with separate registration and payment, so the subscription should not be treated as access to every TTMIK offering. Choose Courses if a large, level-structured Korean lesson library and community are central to your study plan. It is less suited to someone seeking one subscription covering all of the vendor’s services or a free ongoing course.
Talk To Me In Korean pros and cons
- Where it wins
- More than 1,700 audio and video lessons
- Level- and topic-based learning with a level test
- Online learner community and mobile access
- Where it doesn't
- Subscriptions are paid; there is no free plan
- The listed platform coverage is web, despite mobile access
- Books, Stories, and Seyo are separate services
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