What's new in Ganada

When you tap your next lesson with no Study Keys left, you can now watch one short ad to get a key and start right away.

On the bus or in a quiet room, tap "Can't listen now" or "Can't speak now" once and the rest of those questions in the lesson are skipped.

Open a grammar point in your Learned Grammar list and tap Review Lesson to replay the lesson where you learned it.

Reminders learn the time of day you tend to open Ganada and arrive around then, instead of at a fixed hour.

If your phone's speech recognition briefly fails, speaking practice now recovers on its own instead of freezing.

Clips you've already loaded now play straight away, and videos no longer wait behind other loading work.

You can now buy Premium as a gift for someone else who is learning Korean.

One Family Plan covers up to 6 accounts, so your whole family can learn with Premium.

When a lesson ends, you see its new words and phrases as tiles.

Episode lessons now open with the full scene, subtitles on, while your teacher walks you in.

If you use Ganada in Arabic, every screen now flows right to left the way you read.

Settings has a Reset learning progress option that clears your lessons and reviews.

Conversation lessons now show each line as a video clip with the actors' own voices, so you hear real Korean speech instead of a computer voice.

Every lesson now opens with a full-screen intro, plus a Lesson Overview page listing the words and grammar ahead.

You get a Study Key every day to open a phrase, vocabulary or grammar lesson.

The home screen widgets have a fresh look, with your teacher showing how today's study is going and whether your streak needs you.

When you finish a Smart Review session, you see every word you practiced along with the day it will come back for review.

Settings now has separate switches for sound effects and haptic vibration, and they apply everywhere in the app.

Lessons are now built around K-drama episodes that continue from one to the next, so each lesson picks up the story where the last one left off.

When you have reviews due, a short Smart Review runs right before your lesson and then takes you straight into it.

Flashcards now open in recall mode: try to remember the answer, reveal it, then mark how well you knew it.

Use the link on the sign-in screen to reset your password by email.

Subtitles now stay up long enough for you to finish reading them, and the CC button works from the very first play of a video.

You can now open Ganada and start your first lesson without creating an account.

A Korean teacher now walks you through setup and your lessons, explaining what comes next and cheering you on.

When you answer out loud, Ganada now accepts words that sound the same and small differences in how speech gets written down.

Tap a word in a lesson to open its detail page.

You can now trace and write out by hand the words and sentences you learn in lessons.

Lessons now include speaking practice: you see a new word and say it out loud, and Ganada checks it on the spot.

Conversation lessons let you take part in a real Korean dialogue and reply yourself, with corrections right away when something is off.

Listening Practice no longer needs Premium.

Lessons, conversations and menus are now laid out for larger screens, with comfortable margins instead of stretched content.

You told us the text felt small, so we made body text larger and more consistent everywhere.

Swipe through short video clips with Korean subtitles and translations, and filter them to what you want to watch.

The lesson list has a new look with clearer cards and buttons that respond as you tap, so it's easy to see where you are and what's next.

Word Quiz now has a Speaking mode: instead of tapping an answer, say it in Korean.

Video Listening Practice can now play clips in random order, so you train your ear on fresh combinations instead of the same sequence.

A new Hangeul course teaches the Korean alphabet step by step.

Speaking practice uses a new real-time speech recognition system, so you see your words appear as you talk and get your result faster.

Some free learners saw their next lesson stuck on "unlocks tomorrow" even after the day passed.

Listening lessons play a short clip and ask you to pick what you heard, with subtitles to check yourself afterwards.

Save words and sentences as flashcards, even straight from a lesson, and organize them into decks.

Add the Ganada widget to your home screen to see your streak at a glance and jump back into learning with one tap.

A learning calendar shows every day you studied.