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Yes! Every new account gets 30 days of full premium access — no credit card required. You get unlimited flashcards, all TOPIK levels, and full analytics from day one.

What happens after 30 days?

After your free period ends, you can subscribe for $8 USD/month to keep full access. You can also invite friends to earn bonus days — each referral adds extra free time to your account.

How is TOPIK Lord different from Anki?

TOPIK Lord is purpose-built for Korean learners. There's no setup, no hunting for decks, and no configuration. All 5,000+ official TOPIK words are built in with romanization, definitions, and spaced repetition — ready to go in seconds.

Can I use it on my phone?

Absolutely! TOPIK Lord is fully responsive and works great on any device — phone, tablet, or computer. Just open your browser and start studying. No app download required.

What if I already know some Korean?

Take our free placement test to find your level, or just pick the TOPIK level that matches your ability. You can start at TOPIK Level 1 or jump straight to TOPIK Level 5-6 — it's up to you.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, absolutely. There are no contracts or commitments. You can cancel your subscription at any time and you'll keep access until the end of your billing period.

What are the basic rules of hanja stroke order?

The main rules are: (1) Top to bottom, (2) Left to right, (3) Horizontal before vertical when crossing, (4) Outside before inside, (5) Inside before closing strokes, (6) Center before sides when symmetrical.

How many hanja do I need for each TOPIK level?

TOPIK Level 1-2 requires familiarity with basic hanja used in everyday vocabulary. Level 3-4 expects knowledge of around 300-500 hanja. Level 5-6 expects knowledge of 1,000+ hanja for academic and professional contexts.

Does the TOPIK test stroke order?

The TOPIK does not directly test stroke order — it is a multiple-choice test. However, knowing stroke order helps with hanja recognition and is important for general Korean literacy.

Hanja Stroke Order

Look up any hanja from our collection and see the stroke count with animated stroke-by-stroke demonstration. Search by hanja character, English meaning, Korean reading, or TOPIK level. Correct stroke order is essential for writing natural-looking hanja.

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Basic Stroke Order Rules

Top to bottom: Start from the top of the character and work down.
Left to right: Start from the left side and move right.
Horizontal before vertical: When strokes cross, write horizontal first.
Outside before inside: Write the enclosing frame before the contents.
Close the frame last: The bottom stroke of an enclosure comes after the inside.
Center before sides: For symmetrical hanja, write the center first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is stroke order important?

Correct stroke order makes your handwriting look more natural, aids memorization, and is required for handwriting input on phones and tablets.

How many hanja do I need for the TOPIK?

Level 1-2: basic hanja in everyday vocabulary. Level 3-4: ~300-500 hanja. Level 5-6: 1,000+ hanja.

Hanja Stroke Order

Basic Stroke Order Rules

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is stroke order important?

How many hanja do I need for the TOPIK?

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Hanja Stroke Order

Basic Stroke Order Rules

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is stroke order important?

How many hanja do I need for the TOPIK?

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