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Every site, and how to use it.
A guide to the ZZXXCCVV sites: what each one does, and how to get the most out of it.
Traffic JackHow to play Traffic Jack: Seoul, a comic car game on a real map of SeoulA beginner's guide to Traffic Jack: Seoul, a free comic car game in the browser: the first job, controls, toy weapons, wanted stars and what on the map is real.
LookwaveWhat does the world look up about Korea? Reading Lookwave's Wikipedia mapsLookwave maps weekly Wikipedia page views of Korea-related articles by country. How to read its globe, country and keyword pages, and what the numbers do not mean.
Hanzi MoveStroke order, one brushstroke at a time: a guide to Hanzi MoveWatch any Chinese character, kanji or hanja being written one brushstroke at a time. Compare the orders of four regions, trace it yourself and print worksheets.
RaeumKorean traditional music on a painted stage: a guide to RaeumRaeum stages Korean gugak and Western classical side by side. How its pieces, lyric translations, jangdan rhythms, instrument pairs and recording sources work.
GallerinWalk inside a masterpiece: how to use Gallerin, an online museumGallerin is a free online museum of public-domain paintings. Zoom to the brushstrokes, follow numbered stops with an audio guide and preview museums before you go.
PpooingGames you can finish in five minutes: how to pick one on PpooingOnly have five minutes? How to find a quick free browser game on Ppooing: the Just Five Minutes course, signs of a short game, phone play and favorites.
Korean Out LoudKorean listening practice by level: a routine with Korean Out LoudHow to practise Korean listening at the right level: take the level test, pick videos by speaking rate and speech style, then loop, shadow, dictate and review.
TypedomeFree typing games in English, Korean and Japanese: TypedomeFree browser typing games in English, Korean and Japanese: arcade runs with online leaderboards, survival games, games for kids and a Korean course.
Traffic CastKorea's subways, buses, trains and flights on one moving map: Traffic CastTraffic Cast draws Korea's subways, city buses, KTX trains, express buses and flights on one map. What is live, what comes from timetables, and how to use it.
Korean Out LoudKorean -거라 and -건대: two old-fashioned endings you still hear, with real examples-거라 is an old-style command from drama and jokes; -건대 opens set phrases like 바라건대 and 장담컨대. What each means, how it attaches, and where to hear them in real Korean.
UtilizyShrink a photo and cut out its background, without uploading it: two Utilizy image toolsShrink a phone photo for email or the web and cut a product out of its background with Utilizy's Image Compressor and Background Remover, right in your browser.
The ZZXXCCVV portal has a new look: how to find the right site fasterThe ZZXXCCVV portal was redesigned in October 2026. Here is how its new front page works, from the mood buttons and Today's three to the group rows and site pages.
TrenvidWhat is the world watching today? Comparing YouTube trends across 11 countriesTrenvid's World page puts the #1 in 11 countries, and videos charting in several at once, on one page. How to compare categories, rank by country, and past charts.
Aha!SoHow an everyday thing ended up this way: the long reads on Aha!SoInstant noodles began in 1958 Japan and turned spicy in Korea. How Aha!So's long reads follow one ordinary thing, and how to read their timelines and figures.
UtilizyChecking a new keyboard and screen in the browser: Keyboard Tester and Dead Pixel TestHow to prove a key that only sometimes works and find dead pixels on a new screen, with two Utilizy tools that need no install: Keyboard Tester and Dead Pixel Test.
Korean Out LoudWhat does Korean -구요 mean? The spoken -고요, with real examples-구요 is the relaxed spoken spelling of -고요, a polite ending that means "and, there's more". How it attaches, how it differs from -군요, and where to hear it.
UtilizyWith or without spaces? How to count characters and words with Utilizy's Word CounterHow Utilizy's free Word Counter counts characters with and without spaces, words, sentences and bytes, what the target length measures, and why line breaks matter.
Aha!SoHeard of it, but can't explain it? How to use Aha!SoAha!So explains ideas like entropy and opportunity cost with one everyday comparison each. How to find a concept, how each article is laid out, and the long reads.
PICNICI GlobalPlan a day trip in Korea: how to use PICNICI GlobalFind day-trip courses around Korea, including drama filming location tours, get directions with Google Maps or NAVER Map, and save places with no account.
TrenvidYouTube trending videos, country by country: how to use TrenvidCompare trending YouTube videos across 11 countries: switch countries, read each category's top videos, browse past charts, and play them on your TV with your phone.
UtilizyHow to use Utilizy: free web tools that work in your browser, from word counts to smaller photosFree web tools with no install or sign-up. How to find a tool on Utilizy, what "Runs in your browser" means, and how to count words, shrink photos and merge PDFs.
Korean Out LoudLearn Korean from real YouTube videos: how to use Korean Out LoudKorean Out Loud teaches Korean grammar with real YouTube videos and human-written subtitles. How to pick a grammar point or course, study line by line, and review.
PpooingHow to use Ppooing: pick a free casual game and play, nothing to installCasual games you play in your browser with no install or sign-up. How to pick a game on Ppooing, the By mood courses, game page buttons and favorites.
PpooingDdolketmon+7Meet ZZXXCCVV: sites that start under your left handGames, trending videos, learning, everyday tools and trips around Korea. A map of the ZZXXCCVV sites you can use in this language, and where to start.