Chapter 3

Question 1

죄송합니다

Answer 1

(Joe-song-ham-ni-da.) Sorry (formal)

Question 2

미안합니다

Answer 2

(Mi-an-ham-ni-da) Sorry (formal)

Question 3

괜찮습니다

Answer 3

(Gwen-chan-seum-ni-da.) It’s OK, it’s fine, not a problem.

Question 4

ㅊ

Answer 4

ch

Question 5

ㅋ

Answer 5

k

Question 6

Fill in the blank.

ㅋ in Korean text message stands for the sound of ________ and is used as LOL in english.

LOL (text) =ㅋㅋㅋㅋ(!)

Answer 6

Answer

Laughter

Question 7

ㅌ

Answer 7

t

Question 8

차

Answer 8

cha

Question 9

카

Answer 9

ka

Question 10

타

Answer 10

ta

Question 11

기차=

Answer 11

(gi-cha) a train

Question 12

카드=

Answer 12

(ka-deu) a card

Question 13

ㅍ

Answer 13

p

Question 14

ㅎ

Answer 14

h

Question 15

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

Answer 15

True

Question 16

파

Answer 16

pa

Question 17

하

Answer 17

ha

Question 18

파도

Answer 18

(pa-da) a wave

Question 19

파마

Answer 19

(pa-ma) a perm

Question 20

타이어

Answer 20

(ta-i-o) tire

Question 21

카페트

Answer 21

(ka-pe-teu) carpet

Question 22

차고

Answer 22

(cha-go) garage

Question 23

파리

Answer 23

(pa-ri) fly (as in the insect)

Question 24

잘 지냈어요?

Answer 24

(Jal ji-nae-sseo-you) Have you been well?

Question 25

True or False.

Sometimes Koreans/natives would say “No (I have not been well)” in response.

Answer 25

False.

Answer: Almost no Koreans/natives would say “No (I have not been well) in response.

Question 26

네, 잘 지냈어요.

Answer 26

(Ne jal-je-ne-sseo-yo) Yes, I have been well

Question 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.

Answer 27

True

Question 28

오랜만이에요.

Answer 28

(O-raen-man-i-e-yo) Long time no see.

Question 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.

Answer 29

True

Question 30

안녕히가세요

Answer 30

(An-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo) Goodbye (to someone leaving/Have a peaceful journey

Question 31

안녕히 계세요

Answer 31

(An-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo) Goodbye (to someone staying/Have a peaceful stay

Question 32

True or False.

The difference is between both the goodbyes are 가세요= please go and 계세요= please stay

Answer 32

True

Question 33

안녕히

Answer 33

peacefully

Question 34

True or False

A double consonant is made up of two different basic consonants. There are five double consonants in Hangeul.

Answer 34

False.

Answer: A double consonant is made up of two identical basic consonants.

Question 35

ㄲ

Answer 35

kk

Question 36

ㄸ

Answer 36

tt

Question 37

까

Answer 37

kka

Question 38

따

Answer 38

tta

Question 39

까치

Answer 39

a magpie (magpie is a type of bird)

Question 40

보따리

Answer 40

a cloth-wrapped package

Question 41

까마구

Answer 41

a crow

Question 42

A little later

Answer 42

이따가

Question 43

ㅃ

Answer 43

pp

Question 44

ㅆ

Answer 44

ss

Question 45

ㅉ

Answer 45

jj

Question 46

아빠

Answer 46

Dad (a-ppa)

Question 47

A fight

Answer 47

싸움 (ssa-um)

Question 48

A Korean dish in black bean sause

Answer 48

짜장명 (Jja-jang-myeong)

Question 49

A fake

Answer 49

가짜