Chapter 3 Flashcards
1
Q
죄송합니다
A
(Joe-song-ham-ni-da.) Sorry (formal)
2
Q
미안합니다
A
(Mi-an-ham-ni-da) Sorry (formal)
3
Q
괜찮습니다
A
(Gwen-chan-seum-ni-da.) It’s OK, it’s fine, not a problem.
4
Q
ㅊ
A
ch
5
Q
ㅋ
A
k
6
Q
Fill in the blank.
ㅋ in Korean text message stands for the sound of ________ and is used as LOL in english.
LOL (text) =ㅋㅋㅋㅋ(!)
A
Answer
Laughter
7
Q
ㅌ
A
t
8
Q
차
A
cha
9
Q
카
A
ka
10
Q
타
A
ta
11
Q
기차=
A
(gi-cha) a train
12
Q
카드=
A
(ka-deu) a card
13
Q
ㅍ
A
p
14
Q
ㅎ
A
h
15
Q
True or False.
Hangeul was created by King Sejong the Great (세종대왕;se-jong-dae-wang), and because of this, King Sejong has a special place in the hearts of Koreans.
To honor King Sejong, teacher’s day is his birthdate-May 15th
A
True
16
Q
파
A
pa
17
Q
하
A
ha
18
Q
파도
A
(pa-da) a wave
19
Q
파마
A
(pa-ma) a perm
20
Q
타이어
A
(ta-i-o) tire
21
Q
카페트
A
(ka-pe-teu) carpet
22
Q
차고
A
(cha-go) garage
23
Q
파리
A
(pa-ri) fly (as in the insect)
24
Q
잘 지냈어요?
A
(Jal ji-nae-sseo-you) Have you been well?
25
True or False.
Sometimes Koreans/natives would say "No (I have not been well)" in response.
False.
Answer: Almost no Koreans/natives would say "No (I have not been well) in response.
26
네, 잘 지냈어요.
(Ne jal-je-ne-sseo-yo) Yes, I have been well
27
True or False.
In Korean, some questions and answers look the same. The difference is in how we say the sentence.
-When asking questions, our tone rises at the end.
-When answering questions, our tone falls at the end.
True
28
오랜만이에요.
(O-raen-man-i-e-yo) Long time no see.
29
True or False.
In Korean, we don't use "How are you" to people we've just met. We only use 잘 지냈어요 with people we're seeing again- and generally with people we haven't seen in a while.
True
30
안녕히가세요
(An-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo) Goodbye (to someone leaving/Have a peaceful journey
31
안녕히 계세요
(An-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo) Goodbye (to someone staying/Have a peaceful stay
32
True or False.
The difference is between both the goodbyes are 가세요= please go and 계세요= please stay
True
33
안녕히
peacefully
34
True or False
A double consonant is made up of two different basic consonants. There are five double consonants in Hangeul.
False.
Answer: A double consonant is made up of two identical basic consonants.
35
ㄲ
kk
36
ㄸ
tt
37
까
kka
38
따
tta
39
까치
a magpie (magpie is a type of bird)
40
보따리
a cloth-wrapped package
41
까마구
a crow
42
A little later
이따가
43
ㅃ
pp
44
ㅆ
ss
45
ㅉ
jj
46
아빠
Dad (a-ppa)
47
A fight
싸움 (ssa-um)
48
A Korean dish in black bean sause
짜장명 (Jja-jang-myeong)
49
A fake
가짜
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