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Chain Korean words against an AI rival — learn hangul vocabulary as you play.
Itda is the Korean word-chain game (끝말잇기) that Korean families have played for generations, rebuilt for people learning the language. The rule is one sentence: the last syllable of a word starts the next one. 사과 (apple) ends in 과, so 과자 (snack) can follow. That's the whole game — and it turns out to be a very good way to learn vocabulary, because every word you play is a word you now know two things about: how it starts and how it ends. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap one of four tiles, or type the word yourself • An AI rival answers every move — it gets sharper as you climb difficulties • Three hearts, a timer per turn, and a combo that rewards long chains • Every word you and the AI play lands in your Wordbook with romanization, meaning and on-device pronunciation DAILY CHALLENGE One shared puzzle a day. Everybody gets the same board, so scores are comparable — and a streak is something to keep alive. BUILT FOR LEARNERS • 1,500+ curated Korean words, chosen so the board never dead-ends on you • Romanization under every word, meanings in English, Korean, Japanese and Chinese • Korean pronunciation on tap, entirely on-device • 두음법칙 (the initial-sound rule) handled properly, and switchable NO ACCOUNT, NO NETWORK Itda works completely offline. There is no sign-up, no profile, and nothing to lose if you play on the subway. ITDA PRO Itda is free to play. Pro adds the K-pop theme word pack, Speak Mode (say the word out loud to play it), and the Pro & Boss difficulties. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled; manage or cancel any time in Google Play › Subscriptions. Words are our own curation — no dictionary is copied. Terms: https://ootssu.com/itda-android/terms.html Privacy: https://ootssu.com/itda-android/privacy.html
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