MindDeck: Korean Emotion Diary Live

There's a Korean word for that feeling. 서운한 (seounhan): let down by someone close to you 뿌듯한 (ppudeutan): quietly proud of what you did 허전한 (heojeonhan): an empty feeling, something is missing 홀가분한 (holgabunhan): light and free after a burden lifts Connect these Korean feeling words with moments from your own life, and explore Korean vocabulary through a personal diary. Write one line about your day, tap the words that fit, and a short diary in Korean is written for you. ■ Made for you if - you're learning Korean and want to learn words for feelings - you watch or read in Korean and wonder what 서운하다 or 답답하다 really means - you want to keep a diary but never know what to write - you only ever describe your mood as "good" or "bad" - you want to understand why you feel the way you do ■ One line is enough - No need to write much. "Had dinner with an old friend. Felt a bit empty on the way home." That's plenty. English is fine. - Don't try to write well. Just put down what comes to mind. ■ "Oh, that's the feeling" emotion cards - MindDeck reads your line and shows the cards closest to your mood first. - Tap a card to see the Korean word, how to read it, and a short meaning in English. You'll know the right one when you see it. - When "annoyed" turns out to have a more exact name, it feels surprisingly good. - Then find what you were wishing for in that moment. Being recognized? Rest? ■ Your diary, written for you - From your one line and your cards, AI writes a short diary entry in Korean. Tap Translate to read it in English. - On days you don't feel like writing, a photo with a title and emotion cards can be an entry too. ■ Open the letter from your character - Under each diary there's a small envelope. - Inside is one line your character wrote after reading your day. ■ Want to understand your feelings better? Talk with your character - Say the things that didn't fit in the diary. ■ A month in marbles - Every entry drops one marble in the color of that day's feelings. - At the end of the month you can see, in color, what kind of month it was. - You can also look back at the feelings and wishes you pick. ■ Your own character - Pick your character from six colors, - and change the background to one of five. - Choose your diary font from five, too. ■ Keep your entries when you change phones - Turn on backup and your diary and photos are kept safe. - On a new phone, turn backup on with the same Google account and your entries come back. ■ Good to know - Talk with your character to understand your feelings better. - The AI-written diary, letter and chat are in Korean. English menus are available when your phone is not set to Korean; some text may remain in Korean. - You sign in with your Google account the first time. - You can delete all entries, sign out and delete your account in Settings.