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Korean stories with audio
Listen to a Korean story while you read it, with the English beside every paragraph. 76 free stories, A1 to Pre-A1, with a speed control and no account needed.
76 free Korean stories to read and listen to
Open a story and press Listen. The voice reads paragraph by paragraph and the page follows it, with the English next to each Korean paragraph. Each level starts with its shortest stories.
1Pre-A1안녕하세요!
2Pre-A1하나, 둘, 셋
3Pre-A1배고파요!
16Pre-A1마을에서
4Pre-A1방
20Pre-A1파티
17Pre-A1어떻게 생겼어요?
19Pre-A1찾았어요!
6Pre-A1안녕히 주무세요
7Pre-A1Ben과 Max
18Pre-A1폭풍
5Pre-A1열쇠 어디 있어요?
10Pre-A1비
15Pre-A1Max가 없어졌어요
9Pre-A1왼쪽 아니면 오른쪽?
13Pre-A1Leo 씨가 아파요
14Pre-A1일
12Pre-A1가족
8Pre-A1가게에서
11Pre-A1새 재킷
10B1머무를 이유
2B1제의실
3B1두 손
4B1집배원
9B1이름 없는 칼럼
6B1약국 위층의 집
8B1그럼 가거라
5B1종이 쉰 묶음
7B1부엌 탁자
B113호실
4B2불가의 남자
8B2큰 눈
10B2열쇠
1B2제안
7B2북쪽
2B2규칙
3B2작업등
5B2W에게
6B2조건
B1아직은 아니다
C1고자질하는 심장
The shortest 20 at each level are shown here; the Korean–English library has them all.
How to read and listen in Korean
- Beginners: follow the text with your eyes while the audio plays, at a slower speed if you need it, and do the same story again the next day.
- Intermediate: listen once without reading, then again with the text, and see what you missed.
- Any level: tap the words that keep coming back. With a free account they’re saved for review, and you can export them to Anki.
More on why this works in reading while listening and turning your words into flashcards.
Questions
Are these Korean stories with audio free?
Yes. Every story on this page is free to read and to listen to in the browser, and neither needs an account.
Can I slow the audio down?
Yes. The player has a speed control, skips by paragraph, and follows the text as it reads, so you always know where you are.
Can I see the English while I listen?
Yes. The English sits beside each Korean paragraph, and you can hide it until you want it. Tap any word for its meaning in that sentence.
What level are these Korean stories?
They run from A1 to Pre-A1 on the Common European Framework, shortest first. Start where you understand most of a page.