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Q1
얼른
What does this word mean?
얼른 — quickly/hurry (adverbs)
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Q2
to change / exchange
How do you say this in Korean?
바꾸다 — to change / exchange (verbs_basic)
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Q3
결국
What does this word mean?
결국 — in the end (adverbs)
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Q4
tomorrow
How do you say this in Korean?
내일 — tomorrow (time)
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Q5
정말
What does this word mean?
정말 — really (adverbs)
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Q6
face
How do you say this in Korean?
얼굴 — face (body)
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Q7
음료수
What does this word mean?
음료수 — beverage (food)
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Q8
four (native)
How do you say this in Korean?
넷 — four (native) (numbers)
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Q9
there is not / do not have
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
없어요 — there is not / do not have. e.g. 강아지가 없어요. (There is no dog.)
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Q10
at / in / to (static location, destination, or time)
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
에 (location/time) — at / in / to (static location, destination, or time). e.g. 저는 학교에 가요. (I go to school.)
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Q11
없어요
What does this grammar pattern mean?
없어요 — there is not / do not have. e.g. 지금 돈이 없어요. (I do not have money right now.)
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Q12
을/를
What does this grammar pattern mean?
을/를 (object marker) — object marker — marks the direct object. e.g. 저는 밥을 먹어요. (I eat rice.)
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Q13
에서
What does this grammar pattern mean?
에서 (action location) — at / in (place where an action happens). e.g. 공원에서 운동해요. (I exercise at the park.)
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Q14
where — asking about a location
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
어디 (question word) — where — asking about a location. e.g. 어디에 가요? (Where are you going?)
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Q15
아침에 빵을 먹었어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
아침에 빵을 먹었어요. = I ate bread in the morning.
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Q16
같이 점심을 먹었어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
같이 점심을 먹었어요. = We ate lunch together.
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Q17
학교에서 친구를 만났어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
학교에서 친구를 만났어요. = I met a friend at school.
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Q18
하루
What does this word mean in the passage?
하루 (ha-ru) — a day
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Q19
점심
What does this word mean in the passage?
점심 (jeom-sim) — lunch
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Q20
Which sentence does NOT appear in the passage above?
"매운 음식도 한번 먹어 보세요." (Please try eating spicy food once too.) is from a different passage.