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As someone who teaches TOPIK to students preparing for the test, I always say this: The most important study material is the official TOPIK past papers. But many students especially beginners don’t know where to find them. So I decided to organize all the links in one place. If you’re preparing for TOPIK I, this post is for you. I’ve collected direct links to recent official exams from the TOPIK..

Are you planning to take the TOPIK 2025 exam? Whether you're applying for a Korean university, a job, or simply want to measure your Korean skills, the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) is the official exam recognized by the Korean government. In this post, you’ll find everything you need to know about the 2025 TOPIK exam including dates, levels, how to register, and tips for beginners.2025 ..

TOPIK is now offering a new testing option: the TOPIK IBT (Internet Based Test). If you prefer using a computer over traditional paper tests, the IBT version might be right for you. In this post, I’ll explain what the TOPIK IBT is, how it differs from the PBT (Paper-Based Test), what sections are included, the timing, and what to expect when you take the IBT format.What Is the TOPIK IBT?TOPIK IB..

Planning to take the TOPIK PBT (Paper Based Test)? This post will walk you through the structure of the TOPIK PBT exam, including test sections, timing, question types, and how scoring works for both TOPIK I and TOPIK II. Understanding the format will help you manage your time better on test day and prepare more effectively.Grades & Score RequirementsWhen registering for the TOPIK exam, you will..

If you're learning Korean, you might have heard about TOPIK, the official Korean language proficiency test. But what exactly is the TOPIK test? In this post, we'll cover what TOPIK is, the types of tests available (PBT and IBT), what sections you’ll be tested on, the question formats, and the test fees.What Is the TOPIK Test? TOPIK stands for Test of Proficiency in Korean. It is an official lang..

When you're learning Korean, one of the first things you’ll want to do is introduce yourself. Whether you’re in class, meeting new people, or taking the TOPIK exam, these basic words will help you talk about your name, age, job, nationality, and more. Here are 30 beginner level Korean words you can use when introducing yourself.Vocabulary List: 자기소개 (Introducing Yourself)KoreanEnglishExample Sen..

In this first lesson, you’ll learn one of the most essential elements of Korean sentence structure: 이다 We’ll look at how to use it in different speech levels and practice making basic self-introductions. Let’s get started!1. Meaning이다 is attached to a noun and is used to describe what someone or something is. It plays a similar role to the English verb “to be” (am, is, are). We use 이다 to say thi..

Welcome to the official blog of Talkhey.I’m Sora, a certified Korean teacher who has taught students from over 10 different countries around the world. This blog is here to help you learn Korean clearly, confidently, and at your own pace!Who This Blog Is For?Beginners who want a clear pathSelf-learners who feel stuck or overwhelmedTOPIK takers looking for practical study guidesK-culture fans who..