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Talk Now Korean (Download) - Beginner, Children

Start wherever you like! There are nine topics to choose from, plus a general quiz.
You're in the 'shopping' section - pick an activity or print out the picture dictionary.
What did they say? Pick the correct picture in the hard 'first words' game.
Test both your language and your memory skills - turn over the correct cards to win!
Congratulations! You correctly coloured in all of the balloons in the 'colours' game.
It's over to you. Hear the word spoken by a native speaker, then record your own voice and compare.

You learn essential vocabulary for a range of situations.
Interactive games let you see how much you can remember, and gradually increase in difficulty to really test you.
Improve your pronunciation with the recording game, which allows you to compare your accent against that of a native speaker.
Feel motivated to learn by earning points that will win you bronze, silver and gold awards.
Printable vocabulary sheets with each topic for you to take away with you and keep learning on the move.

Nine different topics covering first words, food, colours, phrases, body, numbers, time, shopping and countries.
Listen to male and female native speakers repeat each word or phrase as many times as you need.
Learn from any of over 120 native languages - Look at the list to see if your language is included.

Available as a download, so you can start learning Korean straight away.
Attractive new design and easy to navigate menus help you easily find the section you need.

R220

Download for PC and Mac - not compatible with tablets

Return for a full refund if not completely satisfied

“A useful and entertaining way of practising vocabulary while improving speaking and listening skills”

"The School Librarian" (Review)

“Hugely popular amongst our students. These are first class language learning resources.”

Helen Myers, Head of Languages, The Ashcombe School

“The single most motivating teaching tool I have ever found. My pupils can’t get enough of it.”

Pat Young, Head of Languages, Kilmarnock Academy

With a download, you can transfer the program you want from the internet straight to your computer, where you can play it as many times as you like.