To speak a language proficiently,

a vast vocabulary is essential,

but for basic conversations, only a few hundred words are sufficient.

This concept is known as the Pareto principle or 80/20 rule, which suggests that
80% of the results can be achieved with only 20% of the effort.

This principle can be applied to language learning,know 3,000 words in Korean
can allow you to understand 95% of all Korean conversation.

Therefore, our language courses focus on the crucial most common 3,000
vocabulary required to begin conversing as a beginner. Many traditional language
courses and apps may teach irrelevant words like body parts, professions, and
clothing names, which aren't needed in early conversations. Although memorizing
such vocabulary may seem satisfying, they don't contribute to practical
communication with locals.

Instead, our courses emphasize the essentials such as pronouns (I, you,
he/she/it), basic verbs (to be, to have, to learn, to live, to want, to go, to
come), basic grammar (word order, basic verb conjugations), time indicators
(now, today, tomorrow, yesterday, later), and nouns used frequently.

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