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$0 forever
3 new words a day and every review. No account, no card.
- The level check, any time
- 3 new words a day
- Every review, forever
- All situations and topics
- Practice: Choose
- Stats and your avatar
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Why Tano
No lists to build yourself. Words come sorted into topics and real situations, like ordering coffee or small talk.

Each new word comes with an example sentence and its sound, so you see how it’s really used.

Words come back right when you need a review, and your streak and avatar show the progress. Up to 2 rest days a week keep the streak going.

How it works
Start with a short level check. After that, each day brings a few new words and the reviews that are due.




Grows up with you
Your avatar grows with every word you know: a baby at 0 words, a schoolkid at 380, an adult at 3,550. Stats show every word you’ve learned.









Situations and topics
Order coffee, take the subway, chat about a K-drama. Each situation is 12 to 16 words you need for it, and 53 topics hold the rest, from Greetings to News.



Practice
Each word gets its next exercise: choose the meaning, fill in the sentence, or write it in Hangul. Practice never moves your review dates.

Today’s words, Hard words, All my words.

Put the word back in its sentence. Premium, 5 free cards to try.

Build the word from Hangul tiles. Premium, 5 free cards to try.
Pricing
Every review stays free forever. Premium is for learning more words, faster.
$0 forever
3 new words a day and every review. No account, no card.
Learn as many new words a day as you want.
Prices in US dollars. Your local price is in the App Store.
Everything in Free, plus:
Tano has a partner programme for tutors and schools: Premium for you, and an offer for your students.
I’ve been learning Korean since school. When a BTS concert brought my motivation back, I found plenty for grammar but nothing that worked for words: too gamified, words I already knew, or lists I had to type in myself. So I built Tano — Korean words for real topics and situations, without the ones you already know.

Iryna DolidFounder and designer of Tano
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