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About Korean Hanja Daily Study

Know what to study today, revisit what you missed, and see your weekly progress. The app interface, character readings and explanations are in Korean. Korean Hanja Daily Study connects short daily practice with level-based learning, character lookup and classical Hanmun reading. [Start your daily study] - Choose your level and begin a first quiz, with guidance for beginners. - Daily study combines new characters and scheduled review in up to 10 questions. The starting target is 5 new characters and 5 reviews; the mix and total depend on the characters available and reviews due. - Set a preferred time for daily reminders and change notification settings whenever you need. [Turn mistakes into your next study] - Revisit missed Hanja and four-character idioms. - Answer again on scheduled dates to check what you remember over time. - Look up meanings and readings, then trace a character or explore its dictionary entry. [See your study add up] - Check learned and remaining characters for each level. - View study days, question counts and accuracy in a weekly summary you can share. - Mastery reflects your learning record in the app and is shown separately from simply viewing a character. [Explore Hanja and practice] - Level-based characters from Level 8 through Special Level, with character and idiom quizzes - Unofficial practice based on the Daehan Geomjeonghoe Level 8 in-person exam format, with a time limit and results - Exam schedules from Daehan Geomjeonghoe: registration, exam and result dates - An Okpyeon dictionary of approximately 50,000 characters, searchable by Hanja, Korean meaning or reading - Four-character and classical idioms, plus favorites - Freehand tracing over a translucent character guide - 14 classical Hanmun texts, including Cheonjamun, Myeongsimbogam and the Analects [Get started] 1. Choose the level you want to study. 2. Complete a short daily session and any scheduled review. 3. Check your record and return for your next study. For beginners, students and parents starting Levels 8–6, and Korean readers who want to explore Hanja. This is an independently developed, unofficial learning service. General level lists may differ from each exam organizer's prescribed characters. Check the latest official scope and exam instructions for your chosen organizer. App mastery and practice results do not represent an official score or predict an exam pass. Start with today's Hanja.

What’s new

Version 1.6.0 · Updated October 11, 2026

Start your first study after choosing a level. Daily study now combines new characters with scheduled review. Review characters and idioms over time, track level mastery, and view or share your weekly learning record. Try unofficial practice based on the Daehan Geomjeonghoe Level 8 in-person exam format.

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