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What is the main purpose of study notes?
To summarize content for better understanding
Study notes can only be used for one topic.
False
What is an important consideration when creating a quiz question?
Ensuring the question is clear and concise
______________ are helpful when reviewing material for a quiz or test.
Study notes
Match the following phrases with their descriptions:
Study notes = A concise summary of key concepts Quiz questions = A way to test understanding of material Topics = A subject or area of study Textbook = A comprehensive resource for learning
What are the counters used for in Korean language?
counting different nouns
What is the Korean word for 10?
sip
Sino-Korean is used for counting objects in Korean language.
False
The movie 'Parasite' is a popular ______________________ movie.
Korean
What is the benefit of watching a K-movie without subtitles first?
to appreciate the film before learning the language
Match the following Korean numbers with their meanings:
sip = 10 samsip = 30 baek = 100 ibaek = 200
Native Korean is used for counting days and years.
False
The counter 'ge' is used for counting ______________________ objects.
inanimate
What does '행복해요' (Haengbokhaeyo) mean in English?
I'm happy
'서울보다 큰 교외' (Seoulboda keun gyo oe) means 'The city centre or CBD'
False
What is the Korean phrase for 'I'm in love'?
사랑에 빠졌어요 (Sarang-e bbajyeosseoyo)
The subway network is called '__' in Korean.
지하철 노선 (jihacheol noseon)
Match the following emotions with their Korean translations:
Happy = 행복해요 (Haengbokhaeyo) Sad = 슬퍼요 (Seulpeoyo) Angry = 화가나요 (Hwaganayo) Surprised = 놀라워요 (Nollaweoyo)
'지하철역이 어디에요?' (Jihacheol yeok-i eodi eyo?) means 'Where is the currency exchange?'
False
What does '감동해요' (Gamdonghaeyo) mean in English?
I'm amazed
What is the Korean phrase for 'The left bank of the Han-river'?
한강둑의 왼쪽 (han gangduk eui oenjjok)
What does the Korean verb '가다' (kada) mean?
To go
The Korean adjective '사랑하다' (saranghada) means 'to hate'.
False
What is the Korean verb for 'to wear'?
입다 (ipda)
The Korean adjective for 'blue' is __________________.
BLUE (same in Korean)
Match the Korean months with their translations:
JANUARY = il-wol FEBRUARY = i-wol MARCH = sam-wol
What does the Korean verb '웃다' (utda) mean?
To laugh
The Korean adjective '사랑에 빠지다' (sarange bbajida) means 'to fall in love'.
True
What is the Korean verb for 'to practice'?
연습하다 (yeonseubhada)
The Korean number for '100' is __________________.
BAEK
What does the Korean verb '기다리다' (kida) mean?
To wait
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Traveling in Korea
- To ask for directions in Korea, you can say "Hotel-e eoddeohge ganeunji jom allyeojushigesseoyo?" (How do I get to the hotel please?)
- To ask for the location of a place, you can say "Where is...?" (eodi eyo?)
- Useful phrases for traveling in Korea include:
- "환전소가 어디에요?" (Where is the currency exchange?)
- "지하철역이 어디에요?" (Where is the train station?)
- "얼마에요?" (How much?)
- "요금이 얼마에요?" (How much is the fare?)
- "거기까지 가는데 얼마에요?" (How much is it to get there?)
Seoul Subways
- The subway network in Seoul is called "지하철 노선" (jihacheol noseon)
- Important areas in Seoul include:
- "시내 중심부" (shinae jungshimbu) - The city centre or CBD
- "서울보다 큰 교외" (Seoulboda keun gyo oe) - Greater Seoul suburbs
- "그 지역" (geu ji yeok) - Seoul districts
- "한강둑의 왼쪽" (han gangduk eui oenjjok) - The left bank of the Han-river
Emotions in Korean
- Useful phrases to express emotions in Korean include:
- "행복해요" (Haengbokhaeyo) - I'm happy
- "사랑에 빠졌어요" (Sarang-e bbajyeosseoyo) - I'm in love
- "지루해요" (Jiruhaeyo) - I'm bored
- "피곤해요" (Pigonhaeyo) - I'm tired
- "기대 되요" (Gidae dwoeyo) - I'm excited
- "무서워요" (Museo-weoyo) - I'm frightened
- "화가나요" (Hwaganayo) - I'm angry
- "살아있음을 느껴요" (Sara-isseumeul neukkyeoyo) - I feel alive
Numbers and Counting in Korean
- In Korean, numbers can be expressed using Sino-Korean or Native Korean counting systems
- Sino-Korean counting system is used for dates, counting days, years, and months, and for talking about money and phone numbers
- Native Korean counting system is used for counting things, and requires specific counters for different nouns
- Examples of Sino-Korean counting system:
- 10 – sip
- 30 – samsip
- 100 – baek
- 200 – ibaek
- 300 – sambaek
- Examples of Native Korean counting system:
- 1 – hana
- 2 – dul
- 3 – set
- 4 – det
- 5 – daseot
- 6 – yuseot
- 7 – ilgob
- 8 – yeodeol
- 9 – ahop
- 10 – yeol
Korean Movies and Dramas
- Tips for watching Korean movies and dramas:
- First viewing: skip subtitles
- Second viewing: turn on English subtitles
- Third viewing: turn on Korean subtitles
- Examples of Korean movies:
- Parasite
- I Saw the Devil
- 3-Iron
- Train to Busan
- Memories of Murder
100 Most Common Korean Adjectives
- A list of 100 common Korean adjectives, including:
- 가다 (kada) - To go
- 가르치다 (kareuchida) - To teach
- 가지다 (kajida) - To have
- 갖다 (gachda/gatda) - To have
- 거짓말하다 (geojitmalhada) - To lie
- ... (and many more)
Months and Colors in Korean
- Months in Korean:
- January - il-wol
- February - i-wol
- March - sam-wol
- April - sa-wol
- May - oh-wol
- June - yuk-wol
- July - chil-wol
- August - pal-wol
- September - gu-wol
- October - sip-wol
- November - sip-il-wol
- December - sip-i-wol
- Colors in Korean:
- Orange -
- Yellow -
- Blue -
- Green -
- Black -
- Brown -
- Pink -
- Purple -
- White -
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