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About Self Talk Korean: Speaking

Start today! Boost your Korean speaking with self-talk ◆ A “self-talk Korean” app you can enjoy practicing alone ◆ For anyone who wants to keep up Korean speaking practice on their own – a Korean learning app for beginners to intermediate learners! During your commute or at home, experience “self-talk Korean” with realistic Korean conversation scenarios that feel like you’re talking to a native speaker, and keep learning in a fun way. ■ Problems this app helps you solve No chances to speak Korean, so your speaking doesn’t improve... You give up quickly when you can’t catch what’s being said in Korean... You’re not sure if your Korean is correct... The Korean phrase you “want to say” doesn’t come to mind quickly... ■ Main features ・Serious Korean practice with scenarios & role settings Choose your favorite situations and characters – cafés, travel, business, and more – and practice real Korean conversations. Through self-talk Korean, you naturally pick up authentic Korean expressions. ・Translation support when you can’t catch something Even if you don’t understand part of the Korean, no problem. With one tap you can show the translation and get instant support for comprehension. ・Level up your pronunciation & expressions The Korean you speak is automatically analyzed. The app checks whether it’s correct and suggests more natural expressions and phrases. With self-talk Korean, your speaking skills will reliably improve. ・Instant answers with voice questions Quickly solve “How do I say this in Korean?” Just ask your question by voice and see the answer on screen. You can clear up your Korean doubts on the spot. ■ Recommended for people who: Want to build a daily self-talk Korean speaking habit Don’t have time to attend a Korean language school Feel nervous speaking in front of others and want to practice alone first Want to communicate freely in Korean Find it bothersome to type prompts every time when practicing Korean with tools like ChatGPT ■ Just 3 easy steps to use Choose a scenario and roles Start a Korean conversation on your own Review with translation and expression advice Download now and efficiently boost your Korean speaking skills anytime, anywhere with “self-talk Korean”! We fully support your Korean conversation debut! ■ About the paid plan (with a free trial for first-time users) To use all features of this app without restrictions, a paid subscription is required. Your plan will auto-renew unless you cancel it. If you do not wish to continue after the free trial, please turn off auto-renewal at least 24 hours before the trial period ends. ■ Terms of Use https://sites.google.com/view/selftalkkorean/terms-of-use-en?authuser=0

App privacy

The developer, Shinsuke Terada, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction, Other Usage Data
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data, Other Diagnostic Data

Used for: Analytics

Alternatives to Self Talk Korean: Speaking

Looking for apps like Self Talk Korean: Speaking? Here are 6 similar apps on the App Store. The highest rated is Skylang – Learn Korean (5.0/5), and all 6 are free to download.

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