Powering

India's

Korean

LearnersĀ 

WeĀ make learning Korean easy for Indian learners.Ā Ā 

Our mission.

We strive to make learning Korean more accessible and effective for Indian learners. We do this by providing the highest-quality educational content along with supplementary resources that are specifically designed to fit the needs of Indian learners.Ā 

Our principles.Ā 

We believeĀ language is a tool for communication. There's little value in memorizing grammar rules and technicalities if you can't actually speak the language.Ā This belief is the cornerstone of our curriculumĀ and is reflected in our course design, built to help you speak Korean as quickly as possible.Ā Ā 

We also believe learning a new language is a journey. And every journey becomes more worthwhile and productive with good company. That’s why our effort doesn’t stop at creating courses — we’re building a community of learners who can support and motivate each other along the way.

Hi from the KFI Team!

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Jinhyun & Inwook

Co-Founders of KFIĀ 

Annyeonghaseyo! Namaste everyone!

As two Korean friends who grew up in India, we experienced firsthand the challenges of learning a new language in an unfamiliar tongue. That journey shaped our belief that language learning should be simple, relatable, and rooted in the learner’s own culture.Ā By combining our cross-cultural background with high-quality content, we’ve created Korean coursesĀ specially designedĀ for Indian learners.Ā 

We’re excited to walk with you on this journey! Chalo, shuru karein?

Deepshikha

Korean Language Instructor

ģ•ˆė…•ķ•˜ģ„øģš”? Namaste Everyone!Ā 

My journey with Korean began in 2006 at Jawaharlal Nehru University, inspired by the story of King Kim Suro and Queen Heo. Since then, I’ve completed my Master’s in Korean Linguistics from Ewha Womans University, Seoul and am currently finishing my Ph.D. at JNU.

I’ve taught Korean at the Korean Cultural Centre in New Delhi and EFL University, Hyderabad, sharing my passion for language and culture with students across India.

Having studied and taught Korean for many years, I’ve realized that Korean and Hindi grammar are surprisingly similar which makes learning Korean through Hindi so much easier.

I hope to make your learning experience simple, practical, and enjoyable!