Basic Korean : Part 2

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. How do you say 'When did you arrive?' in Korean? chi-gum wass-sum-nikka? o-di e gass-eo-yo? nu-ga wass-eo-yo? Eon-je wass-eo-yo?

2. Korean and English are very different languages but certain expressions are almost exactly alike. How do you say 'Long time no see.' in Korean? o-raen-man iss-eo-yo? o-raen-man ip-nikka? an-nyeong-ha-se-yo? eol-ma-man i ji-yo?

3. 'a-i-dul-eun geon-gang ha-ji-yo?' means what when translated into English? Your children are healthy, aren't they? You like cherries, don't you? Your son is healthy, isn't he? Your daughter is sick, isn't she?

4. Koreans are often surprised when you can speak Korean, if only a little, and will surely complement you by saying - 'You speak Korean very well.' How do you say this in Korean? Na-neun a-ju bae-gop-da. Han-guk-eo jal mot-e-yo. Han-guk-eo jal ha-se-yo. Han-guk mal a-ju jaemi-iss-eo-yo.

5. Another difference between Korean and English is word order. English is a S/V/O (subject/verb/object) word order. Korean is a S/O/V word order. To help Korean uses something called 'word markers' to make things easier. Which of the following isn't a 'word marker' used in Korean? neun/eun ip/pip reul/eul ga/i

6. Korea has an ancient history and culture that often conflicts with the image of a high-tech Asian Tiger economy. Korean culture and language has existed continuously since the 'Ko-Choseon' period in the Bronze Age. How many years? 500 years 5,000 years 1000 years 2000 years

7. How do you say 'Give me this book please.' in Korean? I chaek-ul ju-se-yo. Cho chaek-eul ju-se-yo. Ku chaek-eul ju-se-yo. I geos-ul ju-se-yo.

8. How do you say 'That movie was interesting.' I yoeng-hwa ga jaemi-iss-eo-yo. Ku yoeng-hwa ga jaemi-iss-eoss-eo-yo. Ku yoeng-hwa ga jaemi-iss-eo-yo. I goes-i jaemi-iss-eo-yo.

9. How do you say, 'I will go to the office.' in Korean? Oen-je samushil-e gal-geo-imnikka? Na-do samushil-e gal-geo-imnida. Na-neun samushil-e gal-geo-imnida. Nu-ga samushil-e gal-geo-imnikka?

10. How do you say 'I want to eat bulgogi.' in Korean? Bulgogi-reul moek-go-ship-sumnida. Bulgogi-reul meo-ass-sumnida. Bulgogi-reul meok-sumnida. Bulgogi-reul jom ju-se-yo.