Greetings
Countries and People
Classroom Objects
Where is it?
Mixed
100

You meet your teacher in the morning. What do you say? 

안녕하세요

100

How do you ask "What country are you from?"

어느 나라 사람이에요?

100

Translate -  (this) is a book.

책이에요.

100

The book is on the desk.

책이 책상 위에 있어요.

100

The person is inside.

사람이 안에 있어요.

200

You are leaving school and your teacher is staying. What do you say?

안녕히 계세요.

200

How do you say: "I am Australian."

저는 호주 사람이에요.


200

Translate- (This) is a pen.

펜이에요.

200

The pen is under the desk.

펜이 책상 아래에 있어요.

200

The friend is outside.

친구가 밖에 있어요.

300

You are saying goodbye to your teacher. Your teacher is leaving the classroom. What do you say?

안녕히 가세요.

300

How do you say I am Korean?

저는 한국 사람이에요.

300

Translate - (This) is a pencil case.

필통이에요.

300

The pencil case is next to the book.

필통이 책 옆에 있어요.

300

The chair is in front of the desk.

의자가 책상 앞에 있어요.

400

Which greeting can be used to greet someone you are close friends with or who is younger than you? 

안녕

400

How do you say I am a student?

저는 학생이에요

400

Translate - (This) is a desk.

책상이에요.

400

The friend is behind the chair.

친구가 의자 뒤에 있어요.

400

The book is inside the pencil case.

책이 필통 안에 있어요.

500

You arrive at Korean class. What do you say to your teacher?

안녕하세요

500

How do you say "I am a teacher from the Philippines"?

저는 필리핀 선생님이에요.

500

Translate - (This) is a chair.

의자예요.

500

The pen is between the book and the pencil case.

펜이 책 사이에 있어요.

500

The pen is outside the pencil case.

펜이 필통 밖에 있어요