KoreanParticles

Hi everyone 👋 I built KoreanParticles because Korean grammar particles were by far the most confusing part of learning Korean for me. No matter how many books, videos, or blog posts I read, explanations were either too abstract, scattered, or contradictory. I wanted a single place where each particle is explained clearly, with practical examples, and without unnecessary theory. So I started building KoreanParticles as a focused reference: one page per particle, simple explanations, and examples that actually reflect how the language is used. The project is currently in open beta, and an initial set of 20 particles are available for free for a limited time. My goal is to keep improving clarity first, and later add targeted practice and AI-assisted exercises for each particle. I’d really love any feedback — especially from Korean learners. What particles have been the hardest for you to understand?