Korean vocabulary test
Thirty words, five from each level from A1 to C2. Afterwards you see what share of these 5546 words you probably know — as a range, not as a neat number. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent.
What this test measures — and what it does not
It measures this vocabulary, not Korean as a whole. If you know a lot of specialist vocabulary that is missing here, you will come out worse than you are. A figure like “you know so many Korean words” is something this site could not back up — the 5546 here it can.
It does not count towards your progress. It is a measurement, not an exercise: measuring would otherwise change what is measured. The thirty words would drop into the first Leitner box and be due tomorrow.
Five questions per level is not many, which is why the result is a range and not a number. It uses the 95 % Wilson interval — with small samples the share is often 0 or 1, and that is exactly where the usual calculation returns limits outside 0 and 100 %.