Korean quiz by Raquelle야 💜

Question 1 of 15 1. Question2 point(s) How do you say “I am busy” in Korean? 기뻐요 (Gippeoyo) 나빠요 (Nappayo) 바빠요 (Bappayo) 아파요 (Aappayo)

How do you ask the price of something in Korean? 깎아주세요. (Kkakka Juseyo.) 돈 주세요. (Don juseyo.) 어디예요 (Eodi-yeyo?) 얼마예요? (Eolma-yeyo?)

만나서 반가워요 (Mannaseo Bangaweoyo) means? See you again. Long time no see. Let's meet in Bangaweoyo place. Nice to meet you.

How do you say “Market, hospital, restroom, convenience store” respectively in Korean? 시장, 병원, 화장실, 편의점 (Sijang, byeongwon, hwajangsil, pyeonei-jeom) 학교, 의사, 화장실, 숍 (Hakyo, eisa, hwajangsil, shyop) 시장, 은행, 도서관, 식당 (Sijang, eounhaeng, doseogwan, siktang) 마켓, 병원, 공원, 슈퍼마켓 (Maket, byeongwon, gongwon, supeo-maket)

How do you say “Help me” in Korean? 도와 주세요 (Dowa juseyo) 가지 주세요 (Gaji juseyo) 빨리 오세요 (Ppalli oseyo) 어떻게 (Eotteokke)

How do you say ‘Thank you’? 잘 가요 (Jal gayo) 좋아요 (Joaayo) 반가워요 (Bangaweoyo) 고마워요 (Gomaweoyo)

Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number ONE A. 팔 [pal] B. 일 [il] C. 십 [sip] 2 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number TWO A. 이 [i] B. 칠 [chil] C. 십 [sip] 3 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number THREE A. 팔 [pal] B. 칠 [chil] C. 삼 [sam] 4 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FOUR A. 팔 [pal] B. 칠 [chil] C. 사 [sa] 5 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FIVE A. 오 [o] B. 구 [gu] C. 삼 [sam] 6 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SIX A. 팔 [pal] B. 육 [yuk] C. 삼 [sam] 7 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SEVEN A. 칠 [chil] B. 육 [yuk] C. 구 [gu] 8 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number EIGHT A. 일 [il] B. 사 [sa] C. 팔 [pal] 9 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number NINE A. 구 [gu] B. 칠 [chil] C. 팔 [pal] 10 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number TEN A. 십 [sip] B. 칠 [chil] C. 팔 [pal] 11 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number ELEVEN A. 십육 [sip-yuk] B. 십구 [sip-gu] C. 십일 [si-bil] 12 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number NINETEEN A. 십육 [sip-yuk] B. 십구 [sip-gu] C. 십일 [si-bil] 13 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number TWENTY A. 육십 [yuk-sip] B. 팔십 [pal-sip] C. 이십 [i-sip] 14 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number THIRTY A. 삼십 [sam-sip] B. 팔십 [pal-sip] C. 오십 [o-sip] 15 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FORTY A. 삼십 [sam-sip] B. 사십 [sa-sip] C. 오십 [o-sip] 16 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FIFTY A. 삼십 [sam-sip] B. 사십 [sa-sip] C. 오십 [o-sip] 17 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SIXTY A. 이십 [i-sip] B. 사십 [sa-sip] C. 육십 [yuk-sip] 18 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SEVENTY A. 칠십 [chil-sip] B. 사십 [sa-sip] C. 육십 [yuk-sip] 19 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number EIGHTY A. 오십 [o-sip] B. 팔십 [pal-sip] C. 육십 [yuk-sip] 20 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number NINETY A. 삼십 [sam-sip] B. 팔십 [pal-sip] C. 구십 [gu-sip] 21 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number HUNDRED A. 백 [baek] B. 천 [cheon] C. 만 [man] 22 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number TWENTY-ONE A. 이십일 [i-si-bil] B. 삼십오 [sam-si-bo] C. 구십칠 [gu-sip-chil] 23 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number THIRTY-FIVE A. 이십일 [i-si-bil] B. 삼십오 [sam-si-bo] C. 구십칠 [gu-sip-chil] 24 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FORTY-THREE A. 육십육 [yuk-sip-yuk] B. 사십삼 [sa-sip-sam] C. 오십오 [o-si-bo] 25 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number FIFTY-FIVE A. 육십육 [yuk-sip-yuk] B. 사십삼 [sa-sip-sam] C. 오십오 [o-si-bo] 26 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SIXTY-SIX A. 육십육 [yuk-sip-yuk] B. 사십삼 [sa-sip-sam] C. 오십오 [o-si-bo] 27 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number SEVENTY-ONE A. 팔십육 [pal-sip-yuk] B. 구십삼 [gu-sip-sam] C. 칠십일 [chil-si-bil] 28 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number EIGHTY-SIX A. 팔십육 [pal-sip-yuk] B. 구십삼 [gu-sip-sam] C. 칠십일 [chil-si-bil] 29 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number NINETY-THREE A. 팔십육 [pal-sip-yuk] B. 구십삼 [gu-sip-sam] C. 칠십일 [chil-si-bil] 30 / 30 Choose The Correct Sino-Korean Number TWENTY-NINE A. 삼십육 [sam-sip-yuk] B. 이십구 [i-sip-gu] C. 구십일 [gu-si-bil]

How do you say “Hi/Hello” in Korean? 고마워요 (Gomaweoyo) 안녕하세요 (Annyeong-haseyo) 니하오 (Ni-hao) 또 만나요 (Tto-mannayo)

How do you say “Where” in Korean? 뭐 (Mweo) 언제 (Eonje) 누가 (Nuga) 어디 (Eodi)

Which one of these means "Hello" in Korean? A. 안녕히 가세요 [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] B. 안녕하세요 [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] C. 죄송합니다 [joe-song-ham-ni-da] 2 / 30 Which one of these means "Yes" in Korean? A. 네 [ne] B. 아니요 [a-ni-yo] C. 아마도 [a-ma-do]

Which one of these means "No" in Korean? A. 네 [ne] B. 아니요 [a-ni-yo] C. 아마도 [a-ma-do] 4 / 30 Which one of these means "Thank You" in Korean? A. 안녕히 계세요 [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] B. 죄송합니다 [joe-song-ham-ni-da] C. 고맙습니다 [go-map-seum-ni-da] 5 / 30 Which one of these means "Sorry" in Korean? A. 안녕히 계세요 [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] B. 죄송합니다 [joe-song-ham-ni-da] C. 안녕하세요 [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] 6 / 30 Which one of these means "Goodbye" in Korean when the other person is leaving? A. 안녕히 계세요 [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] B. 안녕히 가세요 [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] C. 안녕하세요 [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] 7 / 30 Which one of these means "Goodbye" in Korean when you are the one leaving? A. 안녕히 계세요 [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] B. 안녕히 가세요 [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] C. 안녕하세요 [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] 8 / 30 How do you say "one, two, three" in Native Korean numbers? A. 일, 이, 삼 [il, i, sam] B. 하나, 둘, 셋 [ha-na, dul, set] C. 원, 투, 쓰리 [won, tu, sseu-ri] 9 / 30 How do you say "one, two, three" in Sino Korean numbers? A. 일, 이, 삼 [il, i, sam] B. 하나, 둘, 셋 [ha-na, dul, set] C. 원, 투, 쓰리 [won, tu, sseu-ri] 10 / 30 What does 주세요 [ju-se-yo] mean? A. have B. no thank you C. please / please give me 11 / 30 Which of these means "I have water. / There is water."? A. 물 있어요. [mul i-sseo-yo] B. 물 없어요. [mul eop-sseo-yo] C. 물 주세요. [mul ju-se-yo] 12 / 30 Which of these means "I don't have water. / There isn't water."? A. 물 있어요. [mul i-sseo-yo] B. 물 없어요. [mul eop-sseo-yo] C. 물 주세요. [mul ju-se-yo] 13 / 30 Which of these is the verb 'to go'? A. 보다 [bo-da] B. 먹다 [meok-da] C. 가다 [ga-da] 14 / 30 Which of these is the verb 'to eat? A. 보다 [bo-da] B. 먹다 [meok-da] C. 가다 [ga-da] 15 / 30 Which of these is the verb 'to see? A. 보다 [bo-da] B. 먹다 [meok-da] C. 가다 [ga-da] 16 / 30 Which of these is the verb 'to do? A. 하다 [ha-da] B. 오다 [o-da] C. 가다 [ga-da] 17 / 30 Which of these is the correct present tense conjugation of the verb 'to go'? A. 거요 [geo-yo] B. 가요 [ga-yo] C. 가아요 [ga-a-yo] 18 / 30 Which of these is the correct present tense conjugation of the verb 'to eat'? A. 먹어요 [meo-geo-yo] B. 먹아어요 [meo-ga-yo] C. 먹어어요 [meo-geo-eo-eo-yo] 19 / 30 Which of these is the correct present tense conjugation of the verb 'to do'? A. 하아요 [ha-a-yo] B. 해요 [hae-yo] C. 허요 [heo-yo] 20 / 30 Which of these is the correct past tense conjugation of the verb 'to meet'? A. 만나았어요 [man-na-a-sseo-yo] B. 만넜어요 [man-neo-sseo-yo] C. 만났어요 [man-na-sseo-yo] 21 / 30 Which of these is the correct past tense conjugation of the verb 'to read'? A. 읽어요 [il-geo-yo] B. 읽았어요 [il-ga-sseo-yo] C. 읽었어요 [il-geo-sseo-yo] 22 / 30 Which of these is the correct past tense conjugation of the verb 'to study'? A. 공부하써요 [gon-bu ha-sseo-yo] B. 공부했어요 [gong-bu-hae-sseo-yo] C. 공부해어요 [gong-bu-hae-eo-yo] 23 / 30 How do you say 'this thing' in Korean? A. 이거 [i-geo] B. 저거 [jeo-geo] C. 그거 [geu-geo] 24 / 30 How do you say 'that thing' in Korean when the object is far from both the listener and speaker? A. 이거 [i-geo] B. 저거 [jeo-geo] C. 그거 [geu-geo] 25 / 30 How do you say 'that thing' in Korean when the object is far from the speaker but close to the listener? A. 이거 [i-geo] B. 저거 [jeo-geo] C. 그거 [geu-geo] 26 / 30 Which one of these is NOT a day of the week in Korean? A. 부요일 [bu-yo-il] B. 토요일 [to-yo-il] C. 수요일 [su-yo-il] 27 / 30 Which one of these is NOT a month in Korean? A. 삼월 [sam-weol] B. 구월 [gu-weol] C. 하나월 [ha-na-weol] 28 / 30 Which of these is the Korean Topic Marking Particle? A. 은/는 [eun/neun] B. 을/를 [eul/reul] C. 이/가 [i/ga] 29 / 30 Which of these is the Korean Object Marking Particle? A. 은/는 [eun/neun] B. 을/를 [eul/reul] C. 이/가 [i/ga] 30 / 30 Which of these is the Korean Subject Marking Particle? A. 은/는 [eun/neun] B. 을/를 [eul/reul] C. 이/가 [i/ga]