Writing 54: answer every part before you draft
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TOPIK II Writing Question 54: Build an Outline That Answers Every Part
Plan a TOPIK II PBT question 54 essay with an original prompt, revised outline, Korean sample answer and checks against the official criteria.
TOPIK Note team· 8 min readUniversity notices: find what you need to do
Studying in Korea
Reading Korean University Notices: Applications, Documents, Deadlines and Changes
Practice finding eligibility, actions, deadlines and submission destinations in original fictional Korean university notices.
TOPIK Note team· 8 min readAt a Korean restaurant: understand and respond
Travel Korean
Your First Korean Restaurant Visit: What Staff Ask and How to Respond
Understand restaurant questions about your group, order, dining in and payment, with original Korean dialogues and replies.
TOPIK Note team· 7 min readKorean directions: place, number, action
Travel Korean
Asked for Directions in Korean but Could Not Follow the Answer?
Understand Korean directions by separating landmarks, numbers and actions, then check the route with original dialogues and a fictional map.
TOPIK Note team· 7 min readStudying in Korea: ask before you arrive
Studying in Korea
Your First Week Studying in Korea: Questions to Ask Your University and Dorm
Find the guidance for your campus, program and intake, then ask clear Korean questions about arrival, dorms and course registration.
TOPIK Note team· 8 min readK-drama Korean: choose words for the relationship
Korean culture
Can You Use K-Drama Korean with Someone You Just Met?
Learn how relationships change Korean speech: polite alternatives, forms of address, requests and repairs, with original dialogues.
TOPIK Note team· 6 min read2027 TOPIK: check your dates, choose your location
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2027 TOPIK Schedule: Test Dates and Registration by Location
Check the official 2027 TOPIK PBT, IBT and speaking schedule, Korea registration periods, and where to confirm dates for your test location.
TOPIK Note team· 8 min readWriting 51–52: complete the sentence
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TOPIK II Writing Questions 51–52: Complete the Sentence from Context
Practice TOPIK II PBT writing questions 51–52 with two original exercises. Use context to choose the meaning, connect your answer, and check Korean grammar and tone.
TOPIK Note team· 7 min readTOPIK Writing 53: facts → clear sentences
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TOPIK II Writing Question 53: Turn Given Information into a Clear Answer
Practice TOPIK II PBT writing question 53 with an original data table, a Korean sample answer, and checks for accurate comparisons and unsupported claims.
TOPIK Note team· 6 min readKnow the words, understand the passage
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Why TOPIK Passages Still Feel Unreadable After You Memorize the Vocabulary
Knowing dictionary meanings is only one part of TOPIK reading. Learn how to connect word sense, grammar, links, and omitted subjects into a passage.
TOPIK Note team· 4 min readTwo choices? Check the evidence
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When Two TOPIK Reading Choices Look Right: What to Check
When two TOPIK reading answers both seem possible, compare exact evidence, scope, cause and timing, and the question’s target before choosing.
TOPIK Note team· 5 min readYour mock test, your next study plan
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How to Turn a TOPIK Mock-Test Result into Your Next Study Plan
Use this practical diagnosis sheet to turn each TOPIK mock-test mistake into a specific next study action, with a worked learner example and a reusable weekly plan.
TOPIK Note team· 4 min readTurn mistakes into a review plan
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Finished a TOPIK Past Paper but Your Score Stayed the Same? How to Review Mistakes
A practical TOPIK error-review method that turns every wrong answer into evidence, a cause, and one small drill for the next paper.
TOPIK Note team· 5 min readTwo weeks left: choose what matters
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Two Weeks Before TOPIK: Learn New Material or Review?
A practical two-week TOPIK decision guide for choosing what to learn, what to review, and what to defer, with a reusable worksheet and fictional example.
TOPIK Note team· 4 min readTOPIK II: put sentences in order
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TOPIK II Sentence Ordering: How to Use Connectors and Reference Words
Learn a repeatable way to solve TOPIK II sentence-order questions by tracing connectors, reference words, contrast, and cause-and-effect links.
TOPIK Note team· 4 min readTOPIK II: find the missing link
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TOPIK II Reading Blanks: Find the Evidence Before and After the Gap
Solve TOPIK II reading blanks by defining the missing sentence’s job, matching evidence on both sides, and rejecting choices that only fit one sentence.
TOPIK Note team· 5 min readTOPIK I reading, make time to check
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Running Out of Time in TOPIK I Reading? A PBT Solving Order and Check Routine
A practical PBT-only order for TOPIK I reading: collect direct answers, mark and return, then check evidence and answer-sheet alignment.
TOPIK Note team· 4 min read878 questions, counted by type
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TOPIK Reading Question Types: What 20 Past Papers Actually Test (Data Analysis)
We analyzed every reading question in 20 official TOPIK past papers — 878 questions. Which question types carry the most points, which question numbers are predictable, and what that means for how you should study.
TOPIK Note team (Korean native speakers)· 9 min read5 TOPIK apps, honestly compared
App comparisons
Best TOPIK Apps in 2026: Vocabulary, Past Papers, and Mock Tests Compared
An honest comparison of 5 apps for TOPIK prep — TOPIK Note, Migii TOPIK, the free TOPIK app, Anki, and Duolingo — by content coverage, data sources, and real US prices. Which combination fits your level, and what it actually costs over 6 months.
TOPIK Note team (native Korean speakers)· 10 min read
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How Many Words Do You Need to Pass TOPIK? Targets by Level, Backed by Past-Exam Data
Vocabulary targets for each TOPIK level, plus what 20 past exams actually test: our morpheme analysis shows the 1,000 most frequent words cover 98.6% of TOPIK I reading passages. Includes a 90-day study plan and SRS-based memorization tips.
TOPIK Note team (native Korean speakers)· 8 min read