Common Korean Objects and Their English Names

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Common Korean Objects and their English Equivalents

Bags are referred to as "가방" in Korean.
Notebooks are "공책" in Korean.
Pocket notebooks are known as "수첩".
Glasses are "안경" in Korean.
Knives are called "칼" in Korean.
Scissors are "가위" in Korean.
Chopsticks are known as "젓가락" in Korean.
Spoons are "숟가락" in Korean.
Computers are referred to as "컴퓨터" in Korean.
Calculators are "계산기" in Korean.
Trains are "기차" in Korean.
Bicycles are "자전거" in Korean.
Airplanes are "비행기" in Korean.
Express buses are "고속버스" in Korean.
Trash cans are "쓰레기통" in Korean.
Public phones are known as "공중전화" in Korean.
Vending machines are "자동판매기" in Korean.
ATMs are called "자동인출기" in Korean.
Cars are "자동차" in Korean.
Washing machines are "세탁기" in Korean.
Refrigerators are "냉장고" in Korean.
Newspapers are "신문" in Korean.
Calendars are called "달력" in Korean.
Money in general is "돈" in Korean.
Cards are "카드" in Korean.
Postage stamps are "우표" in Korean.
Radios are "라디오" in Korean.
Cameras are "카메라" or "사진기" in Korean.
Televisions are "텔레비전" in Korean.
Business cards are "명함" in Korean.
Passports are "여권" in Korean.
Umbrellas are "우산" in Korean.
Hats are "모자" in Korean.
Gloves are "장갑" in Korean.
Pants are "바지" in Korean.
Skirts are "치마" in Korean.
T-shirts are "티셔츠" in Korean.
Dress shirts are "와이셔츠" in Korean.
Student IDs are "학생증" in Korean.
Employee IDs are "사원증" in Korean.
Driver's licenses are "운전면허증" in Korean.
Health insurance cards are "건강보험증" in Korean.
Electric fans are "선풍기" in Korean.
Thermometers are "온도계" in Korean.
Vacuum cleaners are "청소기" in Korean.
Photos are "사진" in Korean.
Clocks or watches are "시계" in Korean.
Maps are "지도" in Korean.
Dictionaries are "사전" in Korean.
File folders are "서류함" in Korean.
Lockers or storage boxes are "보관함" in Korean.
Mailboxes are "우체통" in Korean.
Keys are "열쇠" in Korean.
Pencils are "연필" in Korean.
Tape measures are "줄자" in Korean.
Erasers are called "지우개" in Korean.
Bills (paper money) are "지폐" in Korean.
Movie tickets are "영화표" in Korean.
Receipts are "영수증" in Korean.
Wardrobes or closets are "옷장" in Korean.
Bookshelves are "책장" in Korean.
Beds are "침대" in Korean.
Desks are "책상" in Korean.
Stamps are "우표" in Korean.
Checks (bank checks) are "수표" in Korean.
Train tickets are "기차표" in Korean.
Socks are "양말" in Korean.
Sneakers are "운동화" in Korean.
Chairs are called "의자" in Korean.
Cameras (more traditional term) are "사진기" in Korean.
Subways are "지하철" in Korean.
Wallets are "지갑" in Korean.
Taxis are "택시" in Korean.
Clothes are generally "옷" in Korean.
Flowers are "꽃" in Korean.
Shirts are "셔츠" in Korean.
Mobile phones are "휴대전화" in Korean.
Laptop computers are "노트북 컴퓨터" in Korean.

Description

This quiz tests your knowledge of common objects in Korean and their English equivalents. Perfect for beginners wanting to expand their vocabulary in the Korean language, it covers various everyday items from bags to refrigerators. Challenge yourself to match them correctly!