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Can you guess the correct Korean translation for each of these English words?
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Quiz by Berney
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Last updated: January 6, 2023
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First submittedJanuary 6, 2023
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Please
Hospital
Salt
Boy
Bank
Sorry
Nine
Time
Coffee
Green
Bread
Rain
Monday
Sleep
Korea
Friend
Tiger
Where
Hi
녹색 (nogsaeg)
병원 (byeong-won)
비 (bi)
빵 (ppang)
소금 (sogeum)
소년 (sonyeon)
시간 (sigan)
아니 (ani)
아홉 (ahob)
안녕 (annyeong)
어디 (eodi)
월요일 (wol-yoil)
은행 (eunhaeng)
자다 (jada)
제발 (jebal)
죄송합니다 (joesonghamnida)
친구 (chingu)
커피 (keopi)
한국 (han gook)
호랑이 (ho-rang-i)
6 Comments
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Level 48
Jul 7, 2023
I thought that boy was 남자아이? Which literally translates to man child.
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Level 57
Sep 13, 2023
That is also true, but there are two words for boy. I think one is a native Korean word, and the other comes from Chinese or something...
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Level 35
Jan 18, 2024
소년 came from Chinese, and 남자아이 is 남자(Came from Chinese)+아이(Native Korean)
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Level 43
Dec 19, 2023
Isn't green 초록색 (cho rok sek)?
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Level 80
Dec 19, 2023
I believe both words can be used to mean green, possibly slightly differently shades. It would be good to know the exact difference!
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Level 19
Mar 14, 2024
I thought 촐록 meant green, 주세요 meant please, and 안녕하세요 was hi, I’m not wrong, right?