Jinjja World: The Korean Learning MMOJinjja World: The Korean Learning MMO

Learn Korean in a free online world: practice your first sentences at university, audition with your own voice and put your listening skills to the test in Dokkaebi duels. Along the way, meet other Korea fans and make Jinjja your home.

Start with no prior knowledge. Audio, romanization and translations help you get going.


At Mijae University, discover how Korean sentences work. Every sentence comes with a translation, romanization and audio in a female voice, a male voice and a slow version. Words and grammar return at intervals to help you remember them.

Practice grammar and vocabulary on your own, without a group or a microphone.


At the Production Studio, get a script, practice your lines and perform them yourself. You need a microphone to record your voice. You can also earn Won, Jinjja’s in-game currency, through part-time jobs.


Meet the Dokkaebi: 160 little spirits inspired by Korean folklore. Put your Korean to the test in listening duels. Listen closely — your comprehension makes the difference.

Find your people.

Make friends, head out together or start a fan club with its own clubhouse. Chat with up to eight people in voice chat.

Every evening at 8:00 p.m. Berlin time, “An Evening in Jinjja” takes place on the gamehouse roof. Movie nights are held on Fridays and Saturdays.

Your place in Jinjja.

Decorate your home, all the way up to a hanok, a traditional Korean house. Track your learning progress in four areas: communication, grammar, speaking and vocabulary.

Take Jinjja with you.

Sign in with Steam or link your existing Jinjja account. Play in the same world with the same account on Steam and in a browser on your computer or phone. Your learning progress stays with you when you switch devices.

Free to learn. Optional extras.

Learning content is free. Optional purchases are planned for outfits, name changes and Jinjja+. Jinjja+ lasts 28 days at a time, with no automatic renewal. It provides additional game benefits, including higher Won rewards and better chances of finding items. Learning progress and language proficiency cannot be bought.

Good to know

• An internet connection is required even when playing on your own. You need a microphone to record audition lines and speak in voice chat.
  
• Menus and help are available in English, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French. Korean is the language you learn.
  
• Grammar lessons follow the NIKL’s International Standard Curriculum for Korean (2017). Jinjja World is independent and not certified. It complements your course or textbook and does not provide TOPIK preparation.
  
• Illustrations, voices and music were created using AI tools under human direction. The chapter images in this description are illustrations.