Say what you like
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Snapshot of the design the sample lesson shipped with before adopting Podo Bold: calm green-gray palette, soft tinted kickers and instruction boxes, teal-edged pattern cards, and the dark forest hero and chapter pages. Kept here for reference and easy rollback.
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.
Korean paper, ink, and a single persimmon seal. Serif Korean type gives the language itself center stage; answers are written on worksheet rules, and dialogues read like a script. Calm and premium — best for adult learners and a "slow study" brand.
Beginner Pattern Lesson
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.
Swiss discipline: one cobalt accent, mono labels, ghost page numbers, spec-sheet hero. Everything sits on a strict grid, so fifty lessons later every page still feels like the same product. Best if the curriculum should read as a serious, systematic course.
Lesson 03 — Beginner Patterns
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.
Rounded Jua type, chunky outlines, hard candy shadows. The lesson feels like a sticker book — high energy and instantly approachable, with color-coded activity pills doing the wayfinding. Best for younger learners or a brand that wants Duolingo-level warmth without the mascot.
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.
The lesson speaks the app's exact design language: Pretendard, gray-100 exercise blocks, the segmented lesson progress bar, green unit labels, the blue info panel, and the lime sticker-button as chapter pages. A student moving between app and lesson never changes worlds.
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.
Same lime-and-ink design tokens as the app, pushed to print weight: every page is a chunky outlined card sitting on a hard shadow (the app's button construction, scaled up), lime kicker pills, and a dark hero and chapter pages shadowed in lime. Louder than Variant 04, still unmistakably the same brand.
Two patterns today: say what you like, and ask what someone else likes.
Read each pattern and its example with me.
I like... / I don't like...
Write the correct particle in each blank.
Say your missing lines out loud — no writing.