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Read Korean 3x faster in 4 weeks

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Batchim helps learners read Hangul quickly and fluently. Designed for those who already know the Korean alphabet but struggle with reading speed, this app uses targeted drills to boost your reading skills. Spend just 15 minutes a day to see significant improvements in your fluency within weeks.

The app features four proven training methods, including Syllable Sprint drills and real-life conversation practice. You'll master all six batchim rules and track your progress with detailed metrics. With Batchim, transform your reading from slow and frustrating to fast and natural.

Join users who have gone from struggling with webtoons to reading fluently. Batchim is available for free, with premium features for those who want to deepen their practice.

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Features

- Syllable Sprint drills — timed recognition training that builds instant, automatic Hangul reading speed

- All six batchim (final-consonant) pronunciation rules taught and drilled until they're second nature

- Real-life reading practice — menus, texts, and conversation-style passages, not textbook sentences

- Four distinct training modes, each targeting a different piece of reading fluency

- "Reading Flow" score with detailed progress metrics that track your speed gains week over week

- Streaks and daily goals built around short 15-minute sessions that fit a real routine

- Free to start, with premium for learners who want deeper daily practice

Use Cases

- You've finished learning Hangul but still sound out words letter-by-letter and want to actually read

- You can't keep up with webtoons, K-drama subtitles, or Korean texts and want to read at natural speed

- You've plateaued on Duolingo/LingoDeer/TTMIK and need the reading-fluency layer those apps skip

- You want a quick, consistent 15-minute daily habit instead of long, draining study sessions

- You're studying Korean (TOPIK, class, self-study) and slow reading is bottlenecking your comprehension

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