Scribe Korean Hack 3.5.0 + Redeem Codes
Learn Korean Vocabulary
Developer: Guiix Pty Ltd
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 3.5.0
ID: com.guiix.scribekorean
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Description
Scribe Korean has been intentionally designed to teach mastery of Korean vocabulary - you learn all common Korean words. Using a unique study method, words are remembered with related-sounding words, so that in real-life situations you are able to contextually select the correct word, even if you missed the tone. Study Korean this way, and your mind's ability to select the correct word in context increases 10 fold. Just think about it: for every similar sound, you will know the 4 or 5 possible popular words it could be.
Scribe Korean quietly saturates your mind with all the correct linkages to learn Korean to a better-than-native level. This is the fastest known method to the learn Korean language, by focusing on learning through Korean games.
Scribe Korean also includes numerous games using the same study deck, so no matter what game you feel like playing, your study picks up where you left off. You can study Korean YOUR way.
== Features ==
- 6000 of the most common words, including Korean Language Proficiency Test (KLPT) words.
- Full native audio spoken for every single word. Speak Korean within weeks, instead of years, with a daily commitment to study Korean words.
- 6 Korean games: Korean flashcards, Korean multiple choice, Korean tiles, listening flashcards, listening multiple choice, matchup.
- Spaced-Repetition System that.. is simply incredible. When you get down into the deeper levels with thousands of words to remember, you'll be amazed at how accurately the right word comes along.
- Study Korean completely offline - no internet bandwidth used. Learn and study Korean anywhere - on the train, bus, on the way to work, sitting waiting, in coffee shops, on bed before dreaming Korean in your sleep.
- Ruby text places the reading above the hangul character, just like in manga and anime readings.
- Synchronise your progress across devices, if you want to learn Korean on your iPhone and iPad. Both apps will be synced to the ScribeKorean app.
- Example usage sentences and common Korean phrases for the most popular Korean words.
- Most users who have gone through the entire first level unequivocally say that Scribe Korean is currently the fastest way to learn Korean language, both listening and reading skills.
Optional Subscription:
Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, & identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user & auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable.
Terms & conditions: https://scribeorigins.com/disclaimer.html
Privacy policy: https://scribeorigins.com/privacy.html
Scribe Korean quietly saturates your mind with all the correct linkages to learn Korean to a better-than-native level. This is the fastest known method to the learn Korean language, by focusing on learning through Korean games.
Scribe Korean also includes numerous games using the same study deck, so no matter what game you feel like playing, your study picks up where you left off. You can study Korean YOUR way.
== Features ==
- 6000 of the most common words, including Korean Language Proficiency Test (KLPT) words.
- Full native audio spoken for every single word. Speak Korean within weeks, instead of years, with a daily commitment to study Korean words.
- 6 Korean games: Korean flashcards, Korean multiple choice, Korean tiles, listening flashcards, listening multiple choice, matchup.
- Spaced-Repetition System that.. is simply incredible. When you get down into the deeper levels with thousands of words to remember, you'll be amazed at how accurately the right word comes along.
- Study Korean completely offline - no internet bandwidth used. Learn and study Korean anywhere - on the train, bus, on the way to work, sitting waiting, in coffee shops, on bed before dreaming Korean in your sleep.
- Ruby text places the reading above the hangul character, just like in manga and anime readings.
- Synchronise your progress across devices, if you want to learn Korean on your iPhone and iPad. Both apps will be synced to the ScribeKorean app.
- Example usage sentences and common Korean phrases for the most popular Korean words.
- Most users who have gone through the entire first level unequivocally say that Scribe Korean is currently the fastest way to learn Korean language, both listening and reading skills.
Optional Subscription:
Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, & identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user & auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable.
Terms & conditions: https://scribeorigins.com/disclaimer.html
Privacy policy: https://scribeorigins.com/privacy.html
Version history
3.5.0
2021-09-21
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
3.4.0
2021-04-23
Several improvements behind the scenes.
3.2.4
2021-04-22
Several improvements behind the scenes.
3.2.3
2021-04-21
Several bug fixes.
3.0.2
2016-07-28
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Minor little fixes. Thank you to those of you who sent in feedback! Much much appreciated.
Minor little fixes. Thank you to those of you who sent in feedback! Much much appreciated.
3.0.1
2016-07-14
Fixed screen orientation issue.
3.0.0
2016-07-12
Minor bug fixes.
2.9.9
2015-11-24
Bug fix.
2.9.8
2015-11-14
Minor bug fixes.
2.9.7
2015-06-09
- Fixed a sync bug that's been neglected for a while. Sorry about that!
- Fixed up connectors in match-up game.
- New similar-sounding-words algorithm being used.
- Fixed up connectors in match-up game.
- New similar-sounding-words algorithm being used.
2.9.6
2015-05-27
Minor improvements.
2.9
2015-05-07
Bug fixes.
2.8.3
2014-11-18
Added "to.." in front of verbs, to make recognition of verbs easier.
Other minor bug fixes.
Other minor bug fixes.
2.8
2014-10-22
- Fixed a bug with progress bar saying you got every word correct. You knew it was too good to be true..
- Added font size and single flashcard panel options to Expert Settings
- Added font size and single flashcard panel options to Expert Settings
2.7
2014-10-10
Fixed a bug with the new Separate Game Mode Tracking setting (note you can switch to the old method of tracking word progress combined as a single statistic per word in Settings).
Also fixed a bug related to exam mode not working correctly under iOS8.
Also fixed a bug related to exam mode not working correctly under iOS8.
2.6
2014-10-03
- Redesigned flashcard page to simplify which similar words are being learnt or not
- New email option for Diary
- Numerous little bug fixes everywhere.
- New email option for Diary
- Numerous little bug fixes everywhere.
2.5
2014-07-03
A few more minor updates
2.4
2014-06-06
Thank you everyone who has been supporting and encouraging this app. It is incredibly appreciated.
New Features:
- diary view: see what you’ve been learning recently
- reading multiple choice mode
- various minor translation fixes - thanks to everyone who submitted them!
- it’s now possible to have 3 button answer grading in flashcards instead of 2 (configurable in Settings)
- Settings has been revamped to have better organisation.
- 44 bug fixes - thank you to all the awesome people who emailed me bug reports.
If you notice any issues, we'd greatly appreciate an email to [email protected]
And if you get a chance to submit a review, we will love you indefinitely!
New Features:
- diary view: see what you’ve been learning recently
- reading multiple choice mode
- various minor translation fixes - thanks to everyone who submitted them!
- it’s now possible to have 3 button answer grading in flashcards instead of 2 (configurable in Settings)
- Settings has been revamped to have better organisation.
- 44 bug fixes - thank you to all the awesome people who emailed me bug reports.
If you notice any issues, we'd greatly appreciate an email to [email protected]
And if you get a chance to submit a review, we will love you indefinitely!
2.02
2013-10-28
This was going to be a minor update. You know, fix a few bugs, improve usability here and there. Those Setting toggles weren't so easy to see previously. And then I was going to wait until iOS was updated, so that you'd have support for that too.
But then I got to thinking, while we're all waiting, why not add a few more features. So I started working on one of the items that's been on the TODO list of customer recommendations for far too long.. Exam Mode. You can now do a multiple choice test through your entire level at any time.
And then I got to thinking, a few people have wanted some landscape orientation support, because there are those of you who swing that way, and that's cool, so we went ahead and did that one too.
And then I started learning Thai. I don't know Thai, but I was just putting the finishing touches on the Scribe Thai app, and realised I needed to use it to test everything. But Thai didn't make much sense to me, as I didn't have any background in it. What I needed was a super-mini grammar guide, to condense the basics of the language down into 30 or so phrases. And then I started thinking.. What if ALL apps had a super-mini grammar guide?? It was ingenious. So all the translators got going on perfecting that task, we set up recordings, and we went and added that.
And then I was thinking REALLY out of the box. What if we added a button to make the iPhone fly! Yup. Fly. Mini iPhone jet packs. So we got working on that, and got a demo going, and managed to get our iPhone to fly across the English Channel! It was awesome. But then we realised there were flight restrictions. iPhones aren't allowed to fly unmanned. FAA rules. So we had to remove that feature. Sorry about that.
But we do love our customers, so if you want this feature added back in, mail us! [email protected] .. yup, just right there. We'll always receive your email. And we'll always reply. So if it doesn't seem like we replied, check the email's spam folder. Spam folders get hungry and eat our messages.
Oh, and one final thought. These Scribe apps aren't very well known yet. If you've seen our facebook + twitter groups, you've probably noticed they're pretty small. What we'd like to do is to boost that up, to help people find out about the Scribe series and get a nice community of learners together. So please check that out. Especially if you want the iPhone to take flight again.
Peace and love,
Henry.
CEO-type guy.
ps. About Version 2.02:
A few small bugs survived our annual pest control. Now we're using Extreme Strength bug spray. That'll teach those bugs.
But then I got to thinking, while we're all waiting, why not add a few more features. So I started working on one of the items that's been on the TODO list of customer recommendations for far too long.. Exam Mode. You can now do a multiple choice test through your entire level at any time.
And then I got to thinking, a few people have wanted some landscape orientation support, because there are those of you who swing that way, and that's cool, so we went ahead and did that one too.
And then I started learning Thai. I don't know Thai, but I was just putting the finishing touches on the Scribe Thai app, and realised I needed to use it to test everything. But Thai didn't make much sense to me, as I didn't have any background in it. What I needed was a super-mini grammar guide, to condense the basics of the language down into 30 or so phrases. And then I started thinking.. What if ALL apps had a super-mini grammar guide?? It was ingenious. So all the translators got going on perfecting that task, we set up recordings, and we went and added that.
And then I was thinking REALLY out of the box. What if we added a button to make the iPhone fly! Yup. Fly. Mini iPhone jet packs. So we got working on that, and got a demo going, and managed to get our iPhone to fly across the English Channel! It was awesome. But then we realised there were flight restrictions. iPhones aren't allowed to fly unmanned. FAA rules. So we had to remove that feature. Sorry about that.
But we do love our customers, so if you want this feature added back in, mail us! [email protected] .. yup, just right there. We'll always receive your email. And we'll always reply. So if it doesn't seem like we replied, check the email's spam folder. Spam folders get hungry and eat our messages.
Oh, and one final thought. These Scribe apps aren't very well known yet. If you've seen our facebook + twitter groups, you've probably noticed they're pretty small. What we'd like to do is to boost that up, to help people find out about the Scribe series and get a nice community of learners together. So please check that out. Especially if you want the iPhone to take flight again.
Peace and love,
Henry.
CEO-type guy.
ps. About Version 2.02:
A few small bugs survived our annual pest control. Now we're using Extreme Strength bug spray. That'll teach those bugs.
2.0
2013-10-17
This was going to be a minor update. You know, fix a few bugs, improve usability here and there. Those Setting toggles weren't so easy to see previously. And then I was going to wait until iOS was updated, so that you'd have support for that too.
But then I got to thinking, while we're all waiting, why not add a few more features. So I started working on one of the items that's been on the TODO list of customer recommendations for far too long.. Exam Mode. You can now do a multiple choice test through your entire level at any time.
And then I got to thinking, a few people have wanted some landscape orientation support, because there are those of you who swing that way, and that's cool, so we went ahead and did that one too.
And then I started learning Thai. I don't know Thai, but I was just putting the finishing touches on the Scribe Thai app, and realised I needed to use it to test everything. But Thai didn't make much sense to me, as I didn't have any background in it. What I needed was a super-mini grammar guide, to condense the basics of the language down into 30 or so phrases. And then I started thinking.. What if ALL apps had a super-mini grammar guide?? It was ingenious. So all the translators got going on perfecting that task, we set up recordings, and we went and added that.
And then I was thinking REALLY out of the box. What if we added a button to make the iPhone fly! Yup. Fly. Mini iPhone jet packs. So we got working on that, and got a demo going, and managed to get our iPhone to fly across the English Channel! It was awesome. But then we realised there were flight restrictions. iPhones aren't allowed to fly unmanned. FAA rules. So we had to remove that feature. Sorry about that.
But we do love our customers, so if you want this feature added back in, mail us! [email protected] .. yup, just right there. We'll always receive your email. And we'll always reply. So if it doesn't seem like we replied, check the email's spam folder. Spam folders get hungry and eat our messages.
Oh, and one final thought. These Scribe apps aren't very well known yet. If you've seen our facebook + twitter groups, you've probably noticed they're pretty small. What we'd like to do is to boost that up, to help people find out about the Scribe series and get a nice community of learners together. So please check that out. Especially if you want the iPhone to take flight again.
Peace and love,
Henry.
CEO-type guy.
But then I got to thinking, while we're all waiting, why not add a few more features. So I started working on one of the items that's been on the TODO list of customer recommendations for far too long.. Exam Mode. You can now do a multiple choice test through your entire level at any time.
And then I got to thinking, a few people have wanted some landscape orientation support, because there are those of you who swing that way, and that's cool, so we went ahead and did that one too.
And then I started learning Thai. I don't know Thai, but I was just putting the finishing touches on the Scribe Thai app, and realised I needed to use it to test everything. But Thai didn't make much sense to me, as I didn't have any background in it. What I needed was a super-mini grammar guide, to condense the basics of the language down into 30 or so phrases. And then I started thinking.. What if ALL apps had a super-mini grammar guide?? It was ingenious. So all the translators got going on perfecting that task, we set up recordings, and we went and added that.
And then I was thinking REALLY out of the box. What if we added a button to make the iPhone fly! Yup. Fly. Mini iPhone jet packs. So we got working on that, and got a demo going, and managed to get our iPhone to fly across the English Channel! It was awesome. But then we realised there were flight restrictions. iPhones aren't allowed to fly unmanned. FAA rules. So we had to remove that feature. Sorry about that.
But we do love our customers, so if you want this feature added back in, mail us! [email protected] .. yup, just right there. We'll always receive your email. And we'll always reply. So if it doesn't seem like we replied, check the email's spam folder. Spam folders get hungry and eat our messages.
Oh, and one final thought. These Scribe apps aren't very well known yet. If you've seen our facebook + twitter groups, you've probably noticed they're pretty small. What we'd like to do is to boost that up, to help people find out about the Scribe series and get a nice community of learners together. So please check that out. Especially if you want the iPhone to take flight again.
Peace and love,
Henry.
CEO-type guy.
1.72
2013-09-13
Minor improvements
1.70
2013-09-06
- Fixed an issue where words were being shown too early.
- Option to decrease/increase intervals of individual cards (under Accuracy popup button)
- New words marked correct the first time will jump to 1 day interval as a starting point
- If a word hasn't been seen in a longer time than due, and is answered correctly, the longer interval will be taken into account.
- Changed "learnt" to be above 85% accuracy, or more than 1 week.
- Better text selection (only keywords are selectable)
- A new day now starts at midnight local time
- Added a new game mode for Flashcards and Multiple Choice
- Moved all Settings and Config options to a separate page.
- iOS 7 Support
- Option to decrease/increase intervals of individual cards (under Accuracy popup button)
- New words marked correct the first time will jump to 1 day interval as a starting point
- If a word hasn't been seen in a longer time than due, and is answered correctly, the longer interval will be taken into account.
- Changed "learnt" to be above 85% accuracy, or more than 1 week.
- Better text selection (only keywords are selectable)
- A new day now starts at midnight local time
- Added a new game mode for Flashcards and Multiple Choice
- Moved all Settings and Config options to a separate page.
- iOS 7 Support
1.50
2013-08-22
- Completely revised word statistic details.
- Word statistics are now clickable, showing further details of progress, due, etc.
- More help explanations.
- Better shuffle of words during their first stages of learning.
- Sound volume controls on the side of device should now work better.
- More revisions to the learning algorithm.
- Word statistics are now clickable, showing further details of progress, due, etc.
- More help explanations.
- Better shuffle of words during their first stages of learning.
- Sound volume controls on the side of device should now work better.
- More revisions to the learning algorithm.
1.43
2013-07-27
Speed improvements.
1.42
2013-07-19
Updated Learning Algorithm to 1.42
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| MegaPack (Add ALL games, words, lists, and audio to the app!) |
Free |
DI994393528✱✱✱✱✱ | 6C57E1D✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Unlock All (Unlocks all games and vocabulary levels.) |
Free |
DI787930451✱✱✱✱✱ | FE1F783✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
10 Ratings
Reviews
girlcritic,
One of the best apps I've found for Korean
So most apps either have poor interfaces or incorrect/not thorough vocabulary. This app has a simple interface but it gets the task done (you can turn off Anime girl). It also has audio for all of the basic words. Best part is the learning feature which means you never have to worry about what words to go back and study for. It has an algorithm that shows you words you are forgetting. 1 time upgrade fee. Seriously, other language apps, take notes from these guys. They know what they are doing.
실망하다,
Nice Features, Free Intro App Annoying
I would like to have gone far enough into the list to experience the app at my level (which I didn't think was very high until this), but I grew way too tired of 99% borrowed words in the intro lesson. While I believe it's good to know borrowed words, there definitely could've (and should've) been at least a slightly more balanced mix of borrowed and native words. 안녕하다 seemed to be literally the only non-borrowed word, and if I wanted to experience the app with more words like that, I was told to pay the $8.99 fee to upgrade.
Maybe it's much better for very beginner Korean learners. The listening was nice and I appreciated the Diary/Learning/Due pages. If the intro were a bit better vocab-wise, I might be willing to pay the extra money. Might.
Maybe it's much better for very beginner Korean learners. The listening was nice and I appreciated the Diary/Learning/Due pages. If the intro were a bit better vocab-wise, I might be willing to pay the extra money. Might.
Lingual Fad,
Great App for Building Vocabulary
I use this app almost every day. I like the various ways you can learn the words, from flash cards to matching with definitions. It is clear that the memory tools are intentional. You can also tailor the options to fit your personal learning style and speed. I am almost done with the beginner stage and cannot wait to see how I progress in the future. I highly recommend this app to other serious Korean learners. 검사입니다, developers!
Mms den de,
What a great tool
I attend Korean class on the weekend with my daughter. A class is great for grammar, but making time to study is hard and I was reaching a point where limited vocabulary was the major hang up. This app is perfect for refreshing and learning new vocabulary.
Ays17,
Just got the hang of it
This app is an excellent way to control your learning because you can use the settings to turn on and off words. So if you turn off all the words and just turn on 4 words at a time and keep repeating it, you will build long-term memory. I just wish there was an 'All Off' switch.
Please work on a more beautiful interface (like 'SplitMasters')
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Please work on a more beautiful interface (like 'SplitMasters')
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Scruggalugs,
Very fun app!
I'm having a fun time with this app. It's very adaptable to a new learner of Korean. It engages different ways to learn a new language. I'm really liking it so far!
Add me jda2,
Useful listening flash card app
I paid for the app and found that I often come back to it to work on my vocabulary skills. I only wish that there was an option to exclude the romanization. As an English speaker my eyes naturally lock in on the romanized version of the word. This makes it difficult to focus on the Hangul.
Edit: June 2020
I have to be honest here. I recently became serious about my language study and found that this app is a solid home base. I use this app to replace a flash card system and access it EVERY day. You are able to look through the list of vocabulary words and add a new word to rotation by selecting “learn”. This is helpful when you already know a word but want to keep a current, active list of how many words that you will be using. This is super helpful to me because I study Korean using a combination of different media and apps.
I like that the app shows the number of words that you have learned and has different levels. In my experience the levels are appropriately assigned. The color levels assigned to the words that you know or don’t know also help with review.
The ability to use of the different methods of review helps to learn the words without using the romanization. When I switched to the mode where I hear the word only, my understanding of the language improved immensely. All in all I am more than satisfied with this app. I’m glad that I paid the fee to upgrade. ALSO, THERE IS ONLY A ONE TIME FEE!!!
I will be keeping this app as long as I am language learning.
Borrowed Words Note: the lowest level has many borrowed words. But this is NOT the case for the higher levels. I think the developers wanted to start new korean language learners off slowly.
Edit: June 2020
I have to be honest here. I recently became serious about my language study and found that this app is a solid home base. I use this app to replace a flash card system and access it EVERY day. You are able to look through the list of vocabulary words and add a new word to rotation by selecting “learn”. This is helpful when you already know a word but want to keep a current, active list of how many words that you will be using. This is super helpful to me because I study Korean using a combination of different media and apps.
I like that the app shows the number of words that you have learned and has different levels. In my experience the levels are appropriately assigned. The color levels assigned to the words that you know or don’t know also help with review.
The ability to use of the different methods of review helps to learn the words without using the romanization. When I switched to the mode where I hear the word only, my understanding of the language improved immensely. All in all I am more than satisfied with this app. I’m glad that I paid the fee to upgrade. ALSO, THERE IS ONLY A ONE TIME FEE!!!
I will be keeping this app as long as I am language learning.
Borrowed Words Note: the lowest level has many borrowed words. But this is NOT the case for the higher levels. I think the developers wanted to start new korean language learners off slowly.
Missarlajean,
Truly Helpful App
As a beginner I've tried dozens of other Korean language apps, and for vocabulary this one takes the cake. It smartly adapts to my performance on specific words and offers a variety of activities--though I find the flashcards most helpful. Some words come with pre-typed mnemonic sentences, but you can change them and invent your own for the other words. The $10 upgrade was totally worth it. I'm adding 10-15 new words a day and keeping the old. :) If they came out with a grammar learning app, I'd be all over that as well. Final Note: This app is simple, full-featured, and well-organized, but if you're looking for a lot of animation and visuals (other than the great little coach!), another app might suit your taste better.
XLunacyFringe,
Love it!
This app is making me really confident that I'll be able to speak Korean one day. At first I wasn't sure what to do with the app (I wasn't sure where to start), but you really just have to jump in. The memorization techniques are really helping. I had already previously taught myself to read Hangul (Korean alphabet), so I don't struggle with reading it.. But it might be beneficial for them to add a feature for Hangul in here for those who don't already know it. Either way, I'm excited that the words are already sticking in my mind! Be sure to read the instructions on how to use the app and play every day and you'll be learning in no time :)
Infernal Duck of Epicosity,
Great, polished, and diverse app.
I've been using this app for a few weeks now and it has helped me a lot. It has the spaced repetition flash cards, but if you get bored of that, there are other game modes such as matching or multiple choice. I've the "assistant" character changes clothes each day, which I found cool.
The only downside is that the full version is rather expensive, but I think the content, polish, and overall quality of the map make that money worthwhile if you're serious about learning the language.
The only downside is that the full version is rather expensive, but I think the content, polish, and overall quality of the map make that money worthwhile if you're serious about learning the language.
