What is Reddit's opinion of PopPopping Korean?

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Hey, I would personally focus more on:

1. Learn Hangeul and the associated sound (suggestion (poppopping Korean app, completely free))
2. Use Anki with the Evita Korean decks (sentences and words) and minimal pairs
3. Make a youtube channel for only Korean.
4. Start listening to and watching whatever you like in Korean
5. Add sentences and words with example sentences to an anki deck.
6. Here is a good website why this is a good idea.
7. Here is a list with some resources.

I would do this because I think Duolinguo does often not have very natural sentences and could give you bad habits, which natural Korean won't give you. I don't know what your end goal is, but I think this would be a good approach. The Evita sentence deck contains grammar and if you don't understand something look it up, I think you will be more likely to remember than if just randomly learning grammar.

For super beginners, from zero ... this app taught me how to read: PopPopping Korean.

Not an app, but there's also the famous "learn to read Korean in 15 minutes" graphic.

I've looked around quite a bit over the past two years, and the quality of the Korean language-learning apps are really low, compared to the apps for Japanese or Mandarin Chinese. I'd say it's about 3 years before the scene catches up.

Personally, only PopPopping Korean, Memrise, and Google Translate have been of any use to me.