Lesson 12: It’s Delicious, It Tastes Awful, Thank You For The Food

Question 1

김밥 주세요.

Answer 1

Kimbap, please.

Question 2

맛

Answer 2

taste/flavor

Question 3

맛있어요

Answer 3

It’s tasty/delicious

Question 4

이거 맛있어요.

Answer 4

This is delicious.

Question 5

저 케이크 맛있어요.

Answer 5

That cake is delicious.

Question 6

삼겹살

Answer 6

pork belly

Question 7

삼겹살 맛있어요.

Answer 7

Samgyeopsal is delicious.

Question 8

치킨 맛있어요.

Answer 8

Chicken is delicious.

Question 9

뭐가 맛있어요?

Answer 9

What’s delicious?

Question 10

맛없어요

Answer 10

It’s not tasty/It’s not delicious/It tastes awful

Question 11

How do you pronounce the ㅅ in 맛 when it’s not followed by any word?

Answer 11

As a “t” sound with no puff of air

Question 12

How do you pronounce the ㅅ in 맛 when it’s followed by 있어요?

Answer 12

As a “sh” sound

Question 13

How do you pronounce the ㅅ in 맛 when it’s followed by 없어요?

Answer 13

As a “d” sound

Question 14

이거 맛없어요?

Answer 14

Does this taste awful?

Question 15

이 차 맛없어요.

Answer 15

This tea tastes awful.

Question 16

굴 맛없어요.

Answer 16

Oysters taste awful.

Question 17

잘 먹겠습니다

Answer 17

I’ll eat well

Question 18

When do Koreans use 잘 먹겠습니다?

Answer 18

When they’re about to start eating a meal, regardless of who’s paying

Question 19

When should you use 잘 먹을게?

Answer 19

When you’re with your friends and you’re thanking them for treating you to a meal

Question 20

잘 먹었습니다

Answer 20

Literal translation: I ate well

*Can also mean “thank you for the food”

Question 21

When do Koreans use 잘 먹었습니다?

Answer 21

Once they’ve finished their meal and they want to thank whoever paid for it

Question 22

저거 주세요.

Answer 22

I’ll have that, please.

Question 23

여기 있습니다.

Answer 23

Here you go/are.