Learn Korean with Love Alarm

By Lachlan McRitchie

Updated June 28, 2026

Yes, Love Alarm is a B1-level pick for Korean learners. An app pings when someone nearby likes you in this teen romance, a simple premise that keeps the language casual and emotional. Its short run and high-frequency relationship vocabulary make it a comfortable B1.

Difficulty
B1
Genre
romance, teen, drama
Platform
Netflix

How we rate difficulty

Korean words you'll hear in Love Alarm

좋아하다
to like (joahada)
알람
alarm (allam)
고백
confession of feelings (gobaek)
울리다
to ring (ullida)
짝사랑
one-sided love (jjaksarang)

How to learn Korean with Love Alarm

Install LingoBinge, set your language to Korean, and play Love Alarm on Netflix. LingoBinge swaps a few subtitle words into Korean at your level, and you tap any word to translate, hear, and save it for spaced review.

Useful Korean vocabulary

Frequently asked questions

Is Love Alarm good for Korean beginners?
It suits high-beginners at B1. The teen romance uses casual, everyday Korean and lots of emotion words, so with graded subtitles it is an approachable first drama.