How exactly do jamo hints work?

Each syllable you type is decomposed into choseong (initial consonant), jungseong (vowel), and jongseong (final consonant). Each jamo is compared against the answer: green for an exact position match, yellow if it exists in the word but at a different position, and gray if it's absent entirely.

Can I only play once per day?

Correct. A new word appears daily at midnight. You get one puzzle per day and can't replay previous ones.

What kinds of words appear as answers?

Common 2-syllable Korean words are used. Proper nouns and profanity are excluded from the word pool.

Can I play if I'm learning Korean?

If you understand the basics of Korean jamo structure (initial consonant, vowel, final consonant), you can give it a try. It can actually be a fun way to practice reading Korean.

Korean Wordle

Guess the daily 2-syllable Korean word using jamo-level hints

Korean Wordle

Overview

A daily Korean word puzzle where you guess a 2-syllable word within 6 attempts. Unlike standard Wordle, hints are given at the jamo level -- each syllable is broken into its consonant and vowel components (choseong, jungseong, jongseong). Green means correct position, yellow means the jamo exists but in the wrong spot, and gray means it's not in the word at all.

Key Features

A new 2-syllable Korean word puzzle every day
Jamo-level hints -- feedback per consonant/vowel component, not per syllable
On-screen jamo keyboard with color-coded used/unused status
6 guess limit for just the right amount of tension
Win streak tracking and detailed play statistics
New puzzle resets daily at midnight

How to Use

Type a 2-syllable Korean word using the jamo keyboard and press Enter
Each syllable is decomposed into jamo with color hints (green = correct, yellow = wrong position, gray = absent)
The keyboard updates to show the status of each jamo you've already used
Use the hints to guess the answer within 6 attempts!

Tips

Start with a word containing common jamo like ㄱ, ㄴ, ㅇ, ㅏ, ㅓ to maximize information
Yellow jamo exist in the word but in a different position -- try moving them in your next guess
Many Korean words lack a final consonant (jongseong), so figuring out the presence of batchim early narrows candidates fast
Eliminate gray jamo confidently and focus your guesses on remaining possibilities

FAQ

How exactly do jamo hints work?: Each syllable you type is decomposed into choseong (initial consonant), jungseong (vowel), and jongseong (final consonant). Each jamo is compared against the answer: green for an exact position match, yellow if it exists in the word but at a different position, and gray if it's absent entirely.
Can I only play once per day?: Correct. A new word appears daily at midnight. You get one puzzle per day and can't replay previous ones.
What kinds of words appear as answers?: Common 2-syllable Korean words are used. Proper nouns and profanity are excluded from the word pool.
Can I play if I'm learning Korean?: If you understand the basics of Korean jamo structure (initial consonant, vowel, final consonant), you can give it a try. It can actually be a fun way to practice reading Korean.

Korean Wordle

Guess the daily 2-syllable Korean word using jamo-level hints

Korean Wordle

Overview

Key Features

A new 2-syllable Korean word puzzle every day
Jamo-level hints -- feedback per consonant/vowel component, not per syllable
On-screen jamo keyboard with color-coded used/unused status
6 guess limit for just the right amount of tension
Win streak tracking and detailed play statistics
New puzzle resets daily at midnight

How to Use

Type a 2-syllable Korean word using the jamo keyboard and press Enter
Each syllable is decomposed into jamo with color hints (green = correct, yellow = wrong position, gray = absent)
The keyboard updates to show the status of each jamo you've already used
Use the hints to guess the answer within 6 attempts!

Tips

Start with a word containing common jamo like ㄱ, ㄴ, ㅇ, ㅏ, ㅓ to maximize information
Yellow jamo exist in the word but in a different position -- try moving them in your next guess
Many Korean words lack a final consonant (jongseong), so figuring out the presence of batchim early narrows candidates fast
Eliminate gray jamo confidently and focus your guesses on remaining possibilities

FAQ

How exactly do jamo hints work?: Each syllable you type is decomposed into choseong (initial consonant), jungseong (vowel), and jongseong (final consonant). Each jamo is compared against the answer: green for an exact position match, yellow if it exists in the word but at a different position, and gray if it's absent entirely.
Can I only play once per day?: Correct. A new word appears daily at midnight. You get one puzzle per day and can't replay previous ones.
What kinds of words appear as answers?: Common 2-syllable Korean words are used. Proper nouns and profanity are excluded from the word pool.
Can I play if I'm learning Korean?: If you understand the basics of Korean jamo structure (initial consonant, vowel, final consonant), you can give it a try. It can actually be a fun way to practice reading Korean.