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Soju (소주) Platform

Introduction

An experimental Korean language learning platform: vocabulary, grammar, and practice in one place.

Education

Features

  • Browse verbs — dictionary forms, common conjugations, and example sentences
  • Browse words — vocabulary by word type and by topic (common, family, time, place, and more)
  • Grammar — particles, patterns, connectors, and question words with short explanations and example conversations
  • Flashcards — flip cards to review vocabulary; mark what you know and what to revisit
  • Listen — text-to-speech for Korean on supported browsers
  • Practice — generated exercises from your vocabulary (when AI features are enabled locally)
  • Chat — ask questions and practice with an AI tutor (when AI features are enabled locally)

For Regular Users

You only need Docker Desktop installed.

  1. Open a terminal in this project folder.

  2. Start Soju:

    docker compose up
  3. In your browser, open http://localhost:8080.

To stop, press Ctrl+C in the terminal (or quit Docker Desktop).

Browsing words, grammar, and flashcards works out of the box. Practice and Chat need a local AI model (optional):

  1. Install Ollama.

  2. Pull the default models:

    ollama pull gemma4:e4b
    ollama pull nomic-embed-text
  3. Start Soju with docker compose up. With Ollama running on the host, Practice and Chat work in the browser at http://localhost:8080.

For Power Users and Developers

Requires uv and Docker. From the repo root:

uv sync
uv run poe up        # Vite :5173 + API :8000
uv run poe up-prod   # nginx :8080 (same as docker compose up)

Validation, tests, docs, and the rest of the tooling live in the Sphinx guide:

uv run poe docs-serve

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Note from the Author

Hi there! 👋

I built Soju Platform as a personal practice companion while taking Korean classes. It helps me review vocabulary, grammar, and small exercises between lessons. It is not a full e-learning course, and it is not trying to be one.

Things are still experimental: content and features come and go as my studies do. Please keep expectations light and enjoy poking around if anything here is useful to you too.

Have fun! ✨🍶

About

Ever considered learning Korean and found it hard? Try Soju :)

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