Learn Go in Korean

If you prefer to discuss Baduk in Korean, compare teachers who speak it with teachers you could study with using translated captions. Look for explanations and lesson formats that fit what you want to practise.

Baduk Teacher offers translated captions in Korean with Go-specific terminology guidance. Captions can be delayed, mistaken or unavailable. Discuss your language needs with the teacher before booking, including how to repeat or clarify an explanation if captions fail. Our translation guide explains the capabilities and limits.

What to discuss before a lesson

Bring a recent game and one question about your decisions. The teacher can explore variations on the shared board while you ask for clarification. Agree on something to practise afterward rather than assuming every lesson follows the same format.

Compare the profiles below or browse all teachers. Check spoken languages, listed rank, lesson format, price and available times; this page does not guarantee a teacher who speaks Korean is available. Contact a teacher through their profile to discuss the fit before booking.

Common questions

Do all the teachers speak Korean?

This page lists teachers across languages. Check the spoken languages on each profile and discuss whether to use Korean directly or translated captions.

Can the lesson run entirely in spoken Korean?

Ask the teacher whether they can teach in spoken Korean. A Korean caption option does not mean the teacher speaks Korean, and captions may not capture every explanation accurately.

How strong are the teachers?

Check each profile for the listed rank and teaching background. Confirm that the teacher works with your level and the topic you want to study.

Can I rely on captions for every explanation?

Captions can be delayed, mistaken or unavailable. Ask the teacher to clarify uncertain phrases and show variations on the shared board. Agree on a communication plan before booking; the Korean language setting does not guarantee complete or accurate translation.