Word game
Practice falling words and sentences through meaning choices, listening, typing and speaking.
Ddokdanbi is a language learning game where you catch falling words and practice sentences. Choose the language you speak and the one you want to learn, then start a short session with Danbi.

01 / PLAY & LEARN
Practice falling words and sentences through meaning choices, listening, typing and speaking.
Work through words and sentences at your own pace, then revisit the items you missed.
Return to missed words and keep words or sentences you want to study again.
Compare your record in the weekly race or challenge a friend to a short round.
Use the water you collect while learning to grow plants. Visit neighbors, water their gardens and leave greetings.
Choose your interface and learning languages, and adjust the voice and speaking speed.
02 / GET STARTED
“My language” is used for the interface and meanings. “Learning language” is the one you want to practice.
Start with the word game, or take a more gradual path through Today’s Study.
Use review notes and vocabulary to practice again, then spend your collected water in the garden.
03 / LANGUAGES
Choose from the languages below, including Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese. Chinese supports Simplified and Traditional display. Word sets, study levels and features may vary by language pair.
04 / QUESTIONS
Ddokdanbi combines a falling-word game with vocabulary and sentence practice, review activities and a growing garden.
You can start without signing up for an account. Rankings and neighbor features use a nickname.
The current official app download is on Google Play for Android. An iPhone app has not been released. You can also start on the web; voice support and some features depend on your browser and device.
No. Online races, neighbor gardens and fresh data require an internet connection. Voice features may also need connectivity, depending on the device and voice service.
Availability can vary by app version and device. This page describes the public core features; it does not announce a full rollout of features still being tested, including new notifications.
A little play. A little progress.
Get it on Google Play