K-AlphaCombi: Korean Romanizer

Can't read Korean? Doesn't matter. K-AlphaCombi turns any Korean lyrics into alphabet letters you can read. Paste Korean text, tap Convert, and every Korean character is broken down into Roman letters. No Korean keyboard. No signup. No internet required. K-AlphaCombi shows you how each Hangul character is built, letter by letter — and gives you a way to read along with any K-POP song. • HOW IT WORKS 1. Copy Korean lyrics from any site, fan page, or group chat. 2. Paste into the app and tap Convert. 3. The original Korean and the romanized AlphaCombi version appear side by side — synced line by line as you scroll. Need lyrics? Tap the globe icon to jump to a lyrics site or search engine. Find what you need, copy, come back, and paste. • TWO WAYS TO READ Disperse Mode: Alphabet letters are lined up left to right, like English. Easy to read along quickly at a concert or while listening. Cluster Mode: Alphabet letters are arranged in the block shape, which helps you see exactly how each Korean character is assembled — consonants and vowels fitting together like puzzle pieces. Switch to Cluster when you are curious about how Korean character works. • HEAR EVERY LETTER Turn on the sound icon and tap any letter block in the converted lyrics to hear it spoken in Korean. Long-press a block for a quick pop-up hint showing how each letter sounds in English. Perfect for picking up the chorus before the show. • BUILD YOUR SETLIST Save every song and organize your setlist inside the app. Group your favorites into folders — one for each artist, album, or upcoming concert — and load any saved lyrics with one tap to practice the fan chant, the chorus, every word. K-AlphaCombi works 100% offline — on the plane, at the hotel, in the venue queue. No Wi-Fi needed. • BACK UP & SHARE Heading to a new phone? Want to send your concert setlist to a friend? Export your saved lyrics and folders as a single file, then share it via AirDrop, email, or cloud storage. Import it on any device to pick up right where you left off. • PRONUNCIATION HINTS BUILT IN Tap the info icon anytime to see every romanized letter with a phonetic hint using a familiar English word — like "j as in joy" or "ch as in church." A FRIENDLY NOTE K-AlphaCombi maps each Hangul letter to its alphabet equivalent, one by one. It does not apply the pronunciation rules that change sounds when characters combine — like linking between syllables or nasalization. Think of it as a reading guide, not a phonetic transcription. You will be closer to reading Korean lyrics than you have ever been. Your favorite K-POP song is waiting. Paste it in!