PKC Korean Learning App
A web app for learning Korean
What it does
A lightweight Korean learning PWA made as a solo side project by a non-developer pretending to be a developer. It supports 11 languages and offers a simple path from Hangul to beginner/intermediate practice. The app is open-source, works offline, and stays clean and distraction-free. The long-term goal is to add AI-powered features like personalized practice and simple conversation. Feedback is welcome!
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